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The Other Ones Live at Palace of Auburn Hills on 2002-11-30

by The Other Ones

Publication date: 2002-11-30 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Audience, Scott McPherrin, Brian Voelz

Collection: TheOtherOnes

Band/Artist: The Other Ones

Set 1: Maggie's Farm > Strawberry Fields Forever > Uncle John's Band > Crazy Fingers > Big Boss Man, Feel Like A Stranger > Midnight Hour, One More Saturday Night

Set 2: playin' In The Band > Scarlet Begonia > Fire On The Mountain > Drums > Space > Lazy Lightning > New Speedway Boogie > Caution (Do Not Stop On The Tracks) > Sugaree

E: Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > We Bid You Goodnight

Addeddate: 2009-11-04 20:22:51

Identifier: too2002-11-30.neumann-ak40.mcpherrin.voelz.13506.shnf

Lineage: Wavelab 4.00c (48 > 44.1) > Dither via UV22HR with Default settings > CDWAV > MKWact > SHN

Location: Detroit, MI

Run time: 158:37

Source: Neumann AK40 > LC3 actives > Neumann KM100 > Sound Devices MP2 > Apogee MiniMe > USB > Fujitsu Lifebook 2110 > Wavelab 4.00c @ 24bit/48K

Taped by: Scott McPherrin

Transferred by: Brian Voelz

Type: sound

Venue: Palace of Auburn Hills

Year: 2002

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Reviewer: zzzboxofrainzzz - - November 16, 2017
Subject: A very cool show

Was 15th row center for this one. A partially full and very mellow Palace. I think this was the best incarnation of The Other Ones. The proverbial "core four" was still intact. Jimmy Herring was tearing things up. And Susan Tedeschi was being, well she was being her usual awesome self. I saw a ton of Sugaree's between 1976 and 1995 [they didn't play it at my one 1974 show], and this was up there with the best. A rollicking beer hall blues stomper that she took to crazy rowdy places. Everything else simply rocked. And as a huge fan of all things Hunter/Garcia, the Hunter set instead of a traditional break was sweet. So great set list.... great playing.... great vocals.... and a Hunter mini-show. As close to 5 stars as any post Jerry show is going to get. Though the 11/14/17 Dead & Co show at MSG sounded pretty damn good!!

Reviewer: Stormsystems - - December 30, 2015
Subject: Last show of the tour with Susan Tedeschi on vocals

I enjoyed the addition of Jimmy Herring and Susan Tedeschi. Jimmy stayed with them for 'The Dead' tour 2003 as well but this was the last show of the fall '02 tour to feature Susan Tedeschi on vocals. Also, IMO, Rob Baracco's vocals are always a bonus, check out the Beatles cover early on. Bobby singing Lazy Lightning was a standout as well as Susan taking the lead on Sugaree. I know it's not for everyone but Jimmy's tone is pretty amazing. As i remember, this show was only about 3/4 full and compared to Chicago two nights later, a pretty mellow scene. Let's not forget the unique format of this tour: Set I -> extended set break featuring about an hour long set by Robert Hunter -> Set II. Thanks for posting!

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