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John MayerJohn Mayer Live at Woodlands Pavilion on 2008-08-02 (August 2, 2008)

Collection: : JohnMayerMusic
Band/Artist: John Mayer
Date: August 2, 2008 (check for other copies)
Venue: Woodlands Pavilion
Location: The Woodlands, TX

Source: DPA 4021 > ACM V3 > 744
Lineage: 744 (24/48) > Sound Forge 9.0e (MBIT+) > CDWave > FLAC (6)
Taped by: OFOTD
Transferred by: OFOTD
Keywords: John Mayer; Houston; Woodlands; 4021; ACM V3; DPA; OFOTD

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John Mayer
August 3, 2008
Woodlands Pavilion,
The Woodlands, TX

Source: DPA 4021 > ACM V3 > 744 (24/48)
Location: ROC 20', ORTF @ 7'
Transfer: 744 (24/48) > Sound Forge 9.0e (MBIT+) > CDWave > FLAC (6)
Taped and Transferred by OFOTD


Disc One:

1. Waiting On The World To Change
2. Why Georgia
3. Crossroads
4. I Don't Trust Myself (With Loving You)
5. Wheel @
6. Bigger Than My Body
7. Mercy

Disc Two:

1. Free Falling #
2. Good Love is On the Way
3. Find Another You
4. Stitched Up
5. Belief
6. Gravity $
Encore
7. Vultures
8. Say

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Reviewer: SubmersiErgoSum - - August 7, 2008
Subject: TJ's Rock Reviews
It was a hot and steamy night. The temperature had hit a brain melting 106 degrees Fahrenheit that day and the night showed no signs of being much of a break. The heat required an immediate beverage purchase and I quickly dropped off Aileen at our second row seats and took off in search of Budweiser Selects and a diet coke for her.

John Mayer came back out shirtless in a look that could best be described as Plumber Chic and proceeded to tear into a self indulgent set of These Jams are Just for Me...come along for the ride. He gave very little in the way of Radio hits and after opening with the radio friendly “Waiting on the World to Change” and the make the girls scream “Why Georgia” he got to the these jams are just for me part of the show. That was basically the rest of the night.

The show took a quick turn as he left his soulful troubadour persona behind put on his blues ax-man one and covered Eric Clapton’s Crossroads. Mr. Mayer makes a habit of covering Ray Charles, Jimmy Hendrix, the aforementioned Slowhand, and Stevie Ray Vaughan so this was really no surprise to us die hard fans. He played plenty of John Mayer Trio tunes; tunes made more meaty by his fully instrumented band which included keyboards and a two man horn section. Tunes such as “I Don’t Trust Myself with Loving You” and “I’m Gonna Find Another You”. During the song, “Wheel” he took a verse from U2, of all bands, and threw a little “Still haven’t found What I’m Looking For” into the chorus. He wowed the audience toward the end of the show, by pulling out a song on which he collaborated with Herbie Hancock on Herbie’s “Opportunities” CD. “Stitched Up” brought the crowd to its feet as he closed the show with a show stopping rendition of Gravity on which Colbie Caillat returned the earlier favor and lent the song her sweet voice.

The crowd basically went nuts and John reemerged to an Encore of another more meaty version of a JMTrio tune “Vultures” and one last radio nod, “Say”.

Notes

Notes:

@ - Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For (U2) tease
# - You Don't Know How It Feels (Tom Petty) tease
$ - w/ Colbie Caillat

- Colbie Caillat and Brett Dennen opened
- 24bit version of this source exists



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