This is a late post but I was scribbling on a menu from the Down Home and I lost track of it until today. I'll defer to Tater and others for reviews of the show because they have posted various comments that I could only parrot.

1st set (Acoustic)
Poolside
The Only One
TCB Yodel
Lonely for a Reason
Pretty Little Lights
No Great Shakes
The Rest Will Take Care of Itself
Devil's Right Hand
Horror Hayride
Had to Laugh
One Taste of the Bait

2nd set (Electric)
Big Time
Sputnik
I'm Burnin'
Looking for a Fool
Little Boy Sad
Chameleon Changing Colors (???)
Falling in Love Again (???)
Come Around
Cannonball
Long Black Limousine
Pretty Is As Pretty Does
Louisiana Hannah
Jimmy Reed
Baby Please Don't Go
Worried Life Blues
Miss Honky Tonk
Flat Out Get It
Tough It Out

Encore
Slow Death
Jumpin' Jack Flash

Thought about Snake during that encore because he is always complaining that they never play Slow Death unless George is with the band. I'd have to go back and check the archives but I think this was only maybe the 2nd time I've ever heard Slow Death in person.

This Stones-like combo of songs was killer bee----what a tremendous finish! The Flamin' Groovies must have been listening to the Stones when they penned SD.

Glad to see you two made it home safely, Garland ... BTW, early in the evening on Saturday, Mike & Dori had asked if I could get a disc to you that you'd evidently talked to them about some time ago ... I told them I'd get it from them after the show (since it wasn't in a case), then Judy and I wound up having to leave a tad early, and I totally forgot about it ... so my apologies to all parties!!! Dang, this gettin' old stuff is for the birds ........

Yeah, Frank, they are playing "Slow Death" a lot now with Bob. Somehow I get the feeling that Tony doesn't like to play stuff that is heavy on the slide. He uses it as a seasoning, not a meal. I don't think I've ever seen them play it with Tony. Maybe I've seen it one time with Joe V, but a lot with George. And now Bob is doing it.

I'm fond of it because during the first Webb show I saw back in 1995(94?), that song was where I went from thinking "These guys are pretty good" to "These guys are GREAT." That was with George, on the last show (I think) of the Town and Country tour at the legendary Iroquois Club. Kelly Looney on the bass.

Hey i thought somewhere in there was a new song called "Stairway to Stepsister"?

Tony never wanted to play "Slow Death." The two Jim Ford songs are "Chnaging Colors" and "JuJu Man." Thanks! WW

Gosh and heck-fire!!! Now I'm thinking that I need that disk!!!

Earth calling Mike and Dori!!!

Garland, Love your Avatar, is he yours? Drop me a email at somepig@Alltel.net and I'll figure a way to get it to you. Thanks, Dori

Meant to mention it earlier about the 2 new songs Webb played with Changing Colors & Ju Ju Man .... and I think may have been the first time they were played live on stage by the band. Question for Webb - are those a couple more potential tunes for that future album release ?? Still love hearing Come Around and Pretty Is.... the 2 definite new songs - never thought I'd be getting the lyrics in my head of a song that wasn't released yet - but it's slowly starting to happen with those 2.... Love to hear Slow Death and Bob (who sounded great on almost every song... very impressed) I thought did a great job ... and just from my first impression - hell only get better and better at those beloved WW songs - especially if he keeps hanging around Webb.

By the way - Good seeing you again Garland - not sure if I got to be introduced to your better half or not - since I was busy selling swag...etc. I sat next to her during the show - then ran to the swag table - so tell her I apologize for not getting to speak. And also - Thanks again Garland for the good advice you gave me ... much appreciated.

Looking forward to seeing all y'all again.

E

Now I'm feeling bad if I didn't introduce Hildie my wife to you, Eric. We'll make amends next time. I think you and I were both so excited about seeing Webb that we overlooked the amenities.

I'll take care of that other thing and get back to you. No prob.

Reading through all these posts, it strikes me that this whole WW thing is like a fraternity. I think it's cool how we know each other and can hang out when we meet. It's almost as cool as Webb remembering us and speaking to us at the show. You won't get that at any other concert, I'm telling ya.