Setlist 4/21/11 Cock & Bowl

       4/21/11         Cock & Bowl

 (Acoustic 12 String Guitar)
01) Wish You Were Here
02) Melissa				(request) (for Allman Brothers)
04) San Tropez
05) Fearless
06) Green Tambourine
07) Get Thee Behind Me, Satan		(debut)

 (Banjo)
08) Old Man
09) Colours
10) You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go
11) I've Just Seen A Face
12) Rocky Raccoon
13) Don't Pass Me By
14) Hey Hey What Can I Do?

 (Acoustic 12 String Guitar)
15) Horse With No Name			(request)
16) Maggie Mae
16) Lord Won't You Buy Me A Mercedes Benz?
17) Frog Kissin'
18) Son Of A Son Of A Sailor
19) Wild World
20) Workin' At The Carwash Blues
21) It's Only A Paper Moon
22) In The Early Morning Rain
23) Vincent
24) Leavin' On A Jet Plane
25) Summertime
26) Woodstock
27) Sloop John B
28) Summertime
29) Sunshine
30) Operator
31) Butterfly
32) Taxi
33) Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald
34) Into The Mystic

 (Bouzouki)
35) Goin' To California				(request)
36) Ooh La La
37) Losing My Religion

 (Acoustic 12 String Guitar)
38) Peaceful Easy Feelin'
39) Lyin' Eyes
40) Desperado
41) Let It Be
42) Psycho Killer
43) One
44) Norwegian Wood
45) Love The One You're With
46) Late In The Evening
47) Sister Goldenhair
48) Ventura Highway				(request)

Another excellent night. It was a bit chilly, so the patio wasn't swamped,
but the folks there, rather than cold, were "cool".
I'm pleased with this set because I managed to both ride the wave of what
people seemed to be into while at the same time, pulling some material out
of some neglected corners of the repertoire, including some excellent songs
I've never played here. Also of note is the debut of "Get Thee Behind
Me, Satan" which is a brilliant little bit of pro-union protest songery
from Lee Hayes and Pete Seeger.


Dinner, once again was a total triumph. I'm not a big fan of fish in
general, but the chef took some humble codfish and had me *not* wolfing it
down, as is my usual wont, but actually *savouring* it.

At the end of the night, since things were quiet, but our mood was high,
I got to have a short little jam session with Michael & Jacquie (the owners).
We played Led Zeppelin's "That's The Way" with Michael on guitar, me on
bouzouki, and Jacquie singing. A couple of friends dropped by late, and
great conversation also ensued. It doesn't get much better!