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Song Title	Versions	Compilations	Covers
Foxtrot Uniform
Eyesight to the Blind
Fair to Even Odds
Crazy in Heaven
Constellation Rag
Band Intros
Arrowhead
Dance Inside the Lightning
Stella Blue
Moonalice Legend
Like A Rolling Stone
Nadine
Blink of an Eye
Nick of Time
Junko Partner
Moonalice Legend
I Ain't Ever Satisfied
I'm Glad You Think So
Bleeding of Love
Fattening Frogs for Snakes
Kick It Open
Band Intros
Sugaree
E: Goin' Down the Road

Notes

"According to Moonalice legend, young members of the ancient Moonalice tribe in Upstate
New York developed an unhealthy fascination with the neighboring Iroquois Confederation.
The Iroquois, you see, were very sophisticated in comparison to the very down market
Moonalice tribe. The Iroquois represented everything Moonalice was not: they were rich;
they were educated; they had lots of friends. In short, they were mainstream establishment.
Moonalice had just the two clans – the nomadic musicians and the hemp farmers – and they
couldn’t get anywhere near the Iroquois Confederation without getting laughed at. In spite
of this, young Moonalice read fan magazines like Iroquois Tonight! and QuoisFanatic in
teepees adorned with posters of great Iroquois chiefs. It annoyed their parents to no end.

In a bright corner of the Moonalice legend sits one of the great inventions in the history
of the tribe: the refreshing fruit-flavored ice dessert. For hundreds of years, the tribe
searched far and wide for something sweet that would salve the savage throat after smoking.
A few unlucky tribe members discovered that snow was unreliable. Not only was it available
only a few months a year, it came in flavors that no one liked, such as “citrus.”
Fortunately, in 1905 a kid in San Francisco left a mix of fruit soda powder and water on
the porch overnight on the coldest day of the year. It had a drink stirrer in it. By
morning, the Popsicle was born. We bring this up because Wikipedia reveals that August 14
is National Creamsicle Day. There’s no way this can be a coincidence. Not here in Ithaca.
So the Earl of Moonalice went grazing and came back with a couple of boxes of Creamsicles
that we shared with the audience."

1. Start of the 2nd set


Special thanks to Roger and Tim S.

Taped, transferred, & edited by Spyder9 Studios (dnolanjr@yahoo.com)
Released November 2, 2008

Location: At the SBD, DFC.

The Band:

Chubby Wombat Moonalice (Roger McNamee) - vocals, guitar
Blue Moonalice (Ann McNamee) - vocals, percussion
Hardwood Moonalice (G.E. Smith) - vocals, guitar,
Jesus Moonalice (Barry Sless) - peddle steel guitar, guitar
Sir Sinjin Moonalice (Pete Sears) - vocals, keyboards
Yggdrassil Moonalice (Jack Casady) - bass
Dawn Man Moonalice Jimmy Sanchez) - drums