Jimmy Page — Closing Cermonies (Whole Lotta Love)
With Leona Lewis performing “Whole Lotta Love”. Thoughts? We loved it!
moe. — Chicago, IL (1/25/2008)
1- The Ghost Of Ralph’s Mom> Spaz Medicine> Y.O.Y., Conviction Song#, Cathedral#> St. Augustine#> Salt Creek#> St. Augustine#
2- Timmy Tucker> Bullet*> 32 Things*, Queen of Everything> Water> Timmy Tucker> Water
E- Raise A Glass#, Bring You Down
# Allie Kral on fiddle
* Brendan Bayliss on guitar
23 Years Ago Today…
Huey Lewis and The News’ song, “The Power Of Love” was in the #1 spot and held that place for two weeks. The song was heavily featured in the excellent Michael J. Fox movie, Back To The Future.
Frank Sinatra — The Main Event (1974)
After retiring from the screen and stage in 1971, Sinatra made a triumphant return in 1974. Here he is at Madison Square Garden at a very youthful 59. The voice had lost a little, but he always made up for it with showmanship and style.
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Widespread Panic — Pompano Beach, FL (7/22/1997)
07/22/97 Pompano Beach Amphitheater, Pompano Beach, FL |
| 1: I’m Not Alone, Heroes > Pickin’ Up The Pieces, Can’t Get High, Machine > Barstools and Dreamers, Radio Child > Gimme > Pigeons |
| 2: Who Do You Belong To? > Glory, L.a. > Just Kissed My Baby > Space Wrangler > Papa’s Home > Drums > Papa’s Home > Pilgrims > Ain’t Life Grand |
| E: Makes Sense To Me |
Ween — The Mollusk Sessions
1.Mutilated Lips
2.Cold Blows The Wind
3.The Mollusk
4.Waving My Dick In The Wind
5.Kim Smoltz
6.Ocean Man
7.Koko
8.Did You See Me?
9.Flutes Of Chi
10.She Wanted To Leave
11.Vinnie The Eel
Elton John — New York, NY (11/28/1974)
1. Funeral For A Friend > Love Lies Bleeding
2. Rocket Man
3. Take Me To The Pilot
4. Bennie & The Jets
5. Grey Seal
6. Daniel
7. You’re So Static
8. Whatever Gets You Through The Night *
9. Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds *
10. I Saw Her Standing There *
11. Don’t Let The Sun Go Down On Me
12. Your Song
13. The Bitch Is Back
* w/ John Lennon
T Rex — Bang A Gong & Cosmic Dancer
In the early 1970′s, Marc Bolan & T. Rex were huge in jolly olde England. As the forerunners of glam music, they hit paydirt with the release of 1971′s Electric Warrior. They were never able to duplicate their success in the US, but did have a number 1 single here in 1972, Bang A Gong (Get It On). Bolan was known to have visions throughout his life of dying in a fiery car crash. Well, guess what happened. Yep, you guessed it. He died driving home from a bar in 1977 (he apparently didn’t know how to drive) on September 15. Here they are in our continuing Midnight Sprecial series from 1972 with Bang A Gong:
Here’s another, Cosmic Dancer performed live:
Here he is with David Bowie, a mere 9 days before his death:
Phish — 15 Years Ago Today
08/24/93 Commodore Ballroom, Vancouver, BC
Trey makes several comments throughout the show about the floor bouncing as fans dance
Set I: Chalkdust Torture, All Things Reconsidered, Bouncing Around the Room, It’s Ice1, Nellie Kane, Split Open and Melt, The Horse> Silent in the Morning, Uncle Pen, Maze, Golgi Apparatus
Set II: Llama, Horn, Ya Mar, Mike’s Song> Ginseng Sullivan> Weekapaug Groove, Wilson, Rift, HYHU> Cracklin’ Rosie> HYHU, Run Like An Antelope
Encore: Halley’s Comet> Poor Heart, Sweet Adeline
