First All Along The Watchtower.

A pleasant surprise. And it sounded great.

I'm not a big fan of "colors of the rain", but St Stephen>Born Cross eyed>Watchtower>Sittin on top of the world, was spectacular!

Row Jimmy and St. Stephen are the GEMS of this show...

That Stephen was powerful...

Shakedown st.
West LA
Row Jimmy
Hell in a bucket
Good lovin
Wharf rat
Passenger
Casey Jones

set 2
Golden road
Colors of the rain
St Stephen>
Born Cross eyed>
Watchtower
Sittin on top of the world
Mountain song
So many roads
Sugar magnolia>
SSDD
*donor rap
E - Ripple


Seat = Left Orch Center Row E ( Thanks Hermie )

Shakedown = Was a nice opener. Very solid

Fadeaway = Total energy killer IMO ( they could seem to figure out which tempo they wanted to use) As the one guy aside of me said I wish this song would fadeaway.

Row Jimmy = Very well done ( 7:19 of video of this one)

Bucket = Packed a nice little punch!

Good Lovin' = Another one very nicely done

Wharf Rat = Solid (IMO not as good as the one in Reading on 11/16/10) but it did the job ( 6 min of video of this one)

Passenger = I can take or leave this tune.... tight version

Casey Jones = not too shabby (sing along)


Golden Road = Nice choice for 2nd set opener

Colors = This is my favorite of the new tunes. I've heard this 3 times and it gets better each time

St Stephen = They nailed it! The jam hits a few nice spots

Born Cross Eyed = Continued the 60's theme Solid

Watchtower = A nice surprise rocker

Sittin' = Nice version ... had the place up and movin'

Mountain song = I would like to see a Crosby sit in on this one sometime

So Many Roads = Strong and very solid version

Sugar Magnolia/SSDD = Total rockers to end the 2nd set

E - Ripple = to send us on our way.......


Thanks to all who made last night possible.......