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Understanding 9/11Ekoostik Hookah Live at Buckeye Lake Music Centre on 2002-05-24
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Set 1:
01. Raging River
02. Godspeed
03. My Own Way
04. Little Maggie
05. Highway 61 Revisited*^
06. Chicago->
07. Hookahville->
08. Chicago
09. One Last Look Around*
10. Alexander->
11. Alexander II
Set 2:
12. Backwoods Rose
13. Spiders
14. Back Seat^
15. Thief
16. Silver Train
17. Deal With It
18. E: Slipjig Through the Poppy Fields
01. Raging River
02. Godspeed
03. My Own Way
04. Little Maggie
05. Highway 61 Revisited*^
06. Chicago->
07. Hookahville->
08. Chicago
09. One Last Look Around*
10. Alexander->
11. Alexander II
Set 2:
12. Backwoods Rose
13. Spiders
14. Back Seat^
15. Thief
16. Silver Train
17. Deal With It
18. E: Slipjig Through the Poppy Fields
Related Music question-dark
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| Godspeed |
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| My Own Way |
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| Little Maggie |
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| Highway 61 Revisited*^ |
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| One Last Look Around* |
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| Alexander-> |
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| Alexander II |
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| Backwoods Rose |
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| Spiders |
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| Back Seat^ |
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| Thief |
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| Silver Train |
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| Deal With It |
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| E: Slipjig Through the Poppy Fields |
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Notes
hookahville show
*w/ Bela Fleck on banjo, Jeff Coffin on saxophone (from the Flecktones), & John Skehan on mandolin, Tim Carbone on violin and Andy Goessling on flute (from Railroad Earth)
^denotes 1st time played
also billed: Railroad Earth, Bela Fleck & the Flecktones
Reviews
Reviewer:
dAveHeRe420
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July 9, 2019
Subject: At the TOP!!!
Subject: At the TOP!!!
Wow, did listening to this show take me right back to this very day!!! This truly is in my top 10 favorite hookah show for sure. I miss it all, myself, friends, making memories with all those kind souls I got to know rather well over the years. I was 22years young the day of this show and I wouldn't trade anything for that wonderful experience. Those were the good ole days and from memory I believe during this period was the days of the amazingly "HUGE-villes" and was nothing like lugging your shit from across S.R. 13 all the way back into the back of those "fields." Making sure to play "don't look at me, mr. Sheriff" wile sweating bullets and carrying 50pounds of camping shit!!! Haha, man EARLYBIRD was only answered prayers from my standpoint... Back then I had a 1970's pop-up camper that 'the ex' & I would drag with us when needed. Good Times, and thanks for allowing me to have powwow with ya... God Bless
