The more things change...
The more they stay the same… Fall comes with its change in the season, and yet we feel so completely at home with that change. It is a welcome shift in viewpoint. The seasonal shift was one of the things that I always missed during my years in California. I am truly an East Coaster at heart.
Anyhow… into Woodstock and the Woodstock Theater we came.
Then there was that time...
Sure I remember George Bernard Shaw… who doesn’t? The actors and actresses are lost in antiquity and yeat the poster lives on.
My set from the Woodstock Playhouse… part of the Invitational Luthier’s weekend…
Jorma Kaukonen 43, 2015
Solo
Woodstock Playhouse
Woodstock, New York
Saturday, October 24, 2015
1. Ain’t In No Hurry
2. True Religion
3. Nobody Knows You When You’re Down & Out
4. Come Back Baby
5. River Of Time
6. Sea Child
7. Good Shepherd
8. Brother Can You Spare A Dime
9. The Terrible Operation
10. Death Don’t Have No Mercy
11. San Francisco Bay Blues
12. Bar Room Crystal Ball
13. Water Song
14. In My Dreams
15. Keep Your Lamps Trimmed & Burning
16. Encore: Genesis
Harvey Citron, Cindy Cashdollar & Jorma
It was nice to see so many old friends up here on Rt. 212. Cindy Cashdollar has returned to Woodstock from Austin. It was also great to see Harvey Citron. He sure is building some nice instruments these days.
Then it was an early rise and off to Pittsburgh and a gig with my old friend Ernie Hawkins.
This gig was on campus in the Carnegie Museum building.
A night at the museum indeed...
Here is my set list:
Jorma Kaukonen 44, 2015
Solo
Carnegie Lecture Hall
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Sunday, October 25, 2015
1. Dime For Beer
2. Ain’t In No Hurry
3. Hesitation Blues
4. Where There’s Two There’s Trouble
5. Nobody Knows You When You’re Down & Out
6. Come Back Baby
7. How Long Blues
8. Sea Child
9. Full Go Round
10. I See The Light
11. River Of Time
12. In My Dreams
13. San Francisco Bay Blues
14. Bar Room Crystal Ball
15. Water Song
16. Keep Your Lamps Trimmed & Burning
17. Encore: Good Shepherd
Ernie’s set was brilliant… and I sure had a great time with mine.
Old friends at the Carnegie Lecture Hall
I was up at 0500 yesterday morning so I missed the meet and greet after the show. Sorry I had to do that, but a man’s gotta rest…
Now it’s time to wake up the guys and head back to Meigs County and our new home.
PS Emelin setlisetw from Jason… thanks
Here’s the 10/23 setlists:
Set 1
Dime for Beer
Ain’t No Hurry
Down and Out
BBQ King
Full Go Round
Hesitation Blues
River of Time
How Long
Candy Man
Death
In My Dreams
SF
Set 2
True Religion
Two There’s Trouble
Terrible Operation
Come Back Baby
Lamps
Re-Enlistment Blues
Sheperd
Sea Child
Bar Room
Water Song
Rider
encore: Genesis
Sorry I thought I was on Amazon – I didn’t want you think I was freakin out.
A LONG STRANGE TRIP
will be at nov. 20, birthday bash. we spent some time together in Minnesota back in 94 or so.
Read A Long Strange Trip a short while ago, he was an interesting fellow.@johno
The Owsley Stanley Foundation – now that sounds like a cool foundation.
http://www.athensnews.com/culture/arts_and_entertainment/famous-dylan-concert-electric-guitar-gets-authenticated-in-athens/article_8c3602b0-7d99-11e5-944c-0b936afb1297.html
nice article in the A-News! Like their guitars, blues musicians grow finer with age! m
good luck in your new home. Gonna try and make the Benefit show for The Owsley Stanley Foundation
Your performance in Pittsburgh was brilliant Jorma. Thank you for an evening of beautiful music and memories.
Nothing like October in the Catskills!!
Musician/Storyteller/Teacher-Husband/Father/Friend-Writer/Rider/Recoverer
Who is to say which is the least?
Now that’s a full go round
Nice, very Nice
Long May you Run
No Hesitation Blues in Woodstock? A rare omission, indeed.