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Rico BellRico Bell Live at Cafe du Nord on 2000-07-31 (July 31, 2000)

Collection: RicoBell
Band/Artist: Rico Bell
Date: July 31, 2000 (check for other copies)
Venue: Cafe du Nord
Location: San Francisco

Source: SBD
Transferred by: Nobby
Keywords: Live concert

Description

Tragic Eyes
Bar where noone talks
Swing high swing low
Money to burn
Spanish vine
Rose from your garden
Cold comfort
Calling me
On the streets
Merseyson
Travelling on the dark side

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rbell2000-07-31t01.shn	23.0 MB
rbell2000-07-31t02.shn	18.7 MB
rbell2000-07-31t03.shn	17.2 MB
rbell2000-07-31t04.shn	20.9 MB
rbell2000-07-31t05.shn	20.2 MB
rbell2000-07-31t06.shn	27.0 MB
rbell2000-07-31t07.shn	27.3 MB
rbell2000-07-31t08.shn	24.2 MB
rbell2000-07-31t09.shn	33.0 MB
rbell2000-07-31t10.shn	20.5 MB
rbell2000-07-31t11.shn	33.7 MB

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Reviewer: jedimastermojave - - March 5, 2005
Subject: Great show
I downloaded this show as part of a quest to have all of the Internet Archive shows by musicians who are signed on the great Bloodshot record label. Rico plays folky acoustic music. The musicans play acoustic guitar, fiddle and accordion. Bell's Scottish sounding vocals and songwriting style remind me of Robert Hunter, the man who penned the original folky versions of many well loved Grateful Dead songs. "Traveling On The Darkside" sounds very Dylan-esque. Good songs and a great quality recording.