That is a beautiful chandelier.

Chester wrote:


With better technology, I could volunteer, but these webcasts use virtually 100% of my processor. After closing all other windows, I only dropped out a few times during the first set. Almost 5 minutes lost with full screen (return to Passenger vocals > Doin' That Rag), then another 0:45 of Doin' That Rag with full screen. The other 2 brief drop outs occurred without full screen during Viola Lee Blues. If I can maintain the integrity of the webcast for an entire set, I may volunteer.

I just dont know if i will be home early enough for the start each night

Some observations from the first set:

Last week's precedent of webcast shows starting on time is meaningless.
Carafes of water, and real glasses have replaced the presence of plastic water bottles on stage.
Ellen and Burke are right in front of Rob Barraco.
It looks like David must work here. He is in exactly the same place where he was on Sunday.

Not that $7 is a big deal but thank you Bobby and Tri for having free and flawless webcasts.

Yea, but Bob and TRI do not provide a beatuful chandelier that you can watch for the entire pre show and setbreak.

nycdave wrote:


Very true man

Nice, a little Take 5 riff in there, for Dave Brubek!

Ah musicians, tuning, and we r back. I hope that I don't miss the chandelier!

The Playin is for Denver Man so that you don't miss Bob to much.

Oh yeah, the minute they started with Playing you knew they were going to take it out there!!

I bet they come back to that Playin' jam.

2nd set refresher!!