#29296  by Darkhorse014
 
11-06-2007 The Soverign Performing Arts Center
Reading, PA
I: Jam > Feel Like a Stranger, Easy Answers, Baby Blue > Walkin Blues, Mission in the Rain > Money for Gasoline, Fly Away > West L.A. Fadeaway

II: Candyman@, Deep Elem Blues@, Mexicali Blues@, Good Morning Little Schoolgirl > Ashes and Glass* > Stuff* > Sugaree > Turn On Your Lovelight
E: Ripple

@-acoustic

It blew me away. I went with a bunch of friends and we all had a group trip there. It was amazing, the atmosphere was great. I had first row aisle seats and got to groove all night long without any trouble from the security. Bobby looked and played great. Some real friendly old dead heads were passing my group joints it was pretty sweet. Highights of the night were Mission in the rain, money for gasoline, west LA, Candy man, deep elm, mexicali, sugaree->lovelight.

so sweet

 #29315  by warrenMFKNhaynes
 
to be honest i dont like bobby singing those jerry stapels, Mission, Candy Man. hell id pay to see bobby if he started doing the songs he sang and not the jerry stapels...

an opinion is an opinion

 #29317  by BOUKINATOR
 
I love hearing Bob sing those Jerry tunes... we've got 30+ of Bob singing Bob... Bob singing Jerry adds something fresh and new imo

especially the heartfelt tunes like Ripple.. or when he gets to "...but I'd rather be with you" on Standing


Why did the chicken cross the road?

To see BOB

 #29328  by warrenMFKNhaynes
 
warrenMFKNhaynes wrote:an opinion is an opinion

 #29342  by HansDerTans
 
Is Mark Karan back yet? Steve Kimock is good and all, but when I saw him filling in for Mark I could tell he doesn't know the songs all that well and was just kind of following along. MK is the man.

 #29348  by IamDocWatson
 
marks not back yet...hes doing well so far with cancer tretment and hopefully will return as soon as he can...i cant stand kimock most of the time.his tone is usually so bunk..except his lap steel on candyman sounded sweet...mark karan is amazing and one of my heroes in modern music

 #29352  by BOUKINATOR
 
IamDocWatson wrote:mark karan is amazing and one of my heroes in modern music
hellz yes.. I must admit.. I've snatched many licks from MK ... THE BEST post-Garcia GD lead player (sorry Jimmy Herring)

 #29353  by razmablues
 
IamDocWatson wrote:marks not back yet...hes doing well so far with cancer tretment and hopefully will return as soon as he can...i cant stand kimock most of the time.his tone is usually so bunk..except his lap steel on candyman sounded sweet...mark karan is amazing and one of my heroes in modern music
are you serioussss, i think kimock has an amazing clean tone... never heard something so crystal clear. it's one of my favorite tones aside jerry's late 80's tone.

 #29354  by lostsailor8782
 
Money For Gasoline ... yuck ....

 #29366  by shakedown_04092
 
lostsailor8782 wrote:Money For Gasoline ... yuck ....
'Tis a great song, whatchoo mean man?

For those who haven't heard it:

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu ... =117276798

 #29367  by Panda Licker
 
I was there, and it was a blast

weird thing is I went with my aunt (She's only maybe 8 years older than I am, sorta grew up with her like a sister)

Thing is, she' is an Assistant DA in Reading, so it was sort of like being on both sides of the lines at once. She was just there to have a good time, but you can tell she got a little uncomfortable when people kept coming up to me asking me if I wanted any hash (Came up to me because I look like the 'type' i guess). I'd just say "No Thankyou" and laugh at her because she was so fuckin stressed over it

She did take me up and introduce me to the cops that were working peacekeeping outside the doors before it opened. She knew them all personally :lol:

Bob played great. I thought he did Candyman very tastefully, I didn't mind him playing a "jerry" song at all.

I had to leave halfway through Lovelight, and I'm sorta bummed I missed Ripple. Good show anyway, but Ripple is one of my favorites.