Last night Barry Mitterhoff and I played at Logomo in Turku. Another fabulous Finnish venue! I just can’t say enough about our Finnish Experience! Here is our set list from Last night:

Jorma Kaukonen And Barry Mitterhoff 24, 2011
Logomo
Turku, Finland
December 2, 2011

1. Been So Long
2. Hesitation Blues
3. Things That Might Have Been
4. Children Of Zion
5. Come Back Baby
6. I’ll Let You Know Before I Leave
7. How Long Blues
8. Goodbye To The Blues
9. Let Us Get Together Right Down Here
10. Sea Child
11. Full Go Round
12. Ala Jatta
13. Parchman Farm
14. Keep Your Lamps Trimmed & Burning
15. Vicksburg Stomp
16. Genesis
17. I Am The Light Of This World
18. Nine Pound Hammer
19. Encore: Embryonic Journey

We got up at an ungodly hour and headed out to the airport. Thanks Pekka for the rides and the good company! Anyway, an hour or so later we found ourselves in Stockholm where it is cold and raining. Tomorrow we play Gota Kallare here in Stockholm and I must say I’m really looking forward to it.

I had planned on walking around, but I made the mistake of lying down for a nap and before I knew it, the whole day had passed. I guess I needed it… and tomorrow’s another day.

Good times!


Comments

  1. Comment made on December 5, 2011 by Riku Metelinen

    Great gig in Turku. We had a really great time. “Embryonic Journey” was excellent!

  2. Comment made on December 4, 2011 by Candyman

    Looking forward to tonights show.

  3. Comment made on December 3, 2011 by Barbara Gregory

    Look forward to seeing you in NYC next weekend! Safe Travels.

  4. Comment made on December 3, 2011 by Mats Liljeroos

    Dear Jorma,

    What a fantastic experience to, for the first time, witness an artist whose music has been a joy and consolation through the years. There are some things which get just better the older they get: Good wines and, most certainly, Jorma Kaukonen!
    It was a special pleasure that you decided to perform in three for me personally dear cities: Vasa/Vaasa (my home town), Åbo/Turku (the city of my student days) and Helsingfors/Helsinki, where I live nowadays.
    We are now eagerly waiting for the great Sir Paul McCartney to arrive in Helsinki, but somehow I feel that the best already was heard. See you some fine day in south-eastern Ohio:-)

  5. Comment made on December 3, 2011 by Frank in Toronto

    Yikes – it’s also the “official Christmas City of Finland” – I hope you brought a passel of the Jorma Xmas CD to sell at the show! If it weren’t so snowy this time of year ( & if Finland was bit easier on dog entry – even though our new puppy is named “Odin”, I don’t think Finnish Customs will cut him any slack), we’d fly over & do a Jorma tour in the Jefferson Campervan, which currently resides in Amsterdam.

  6. Comment made on December 3, 2011 by Frank in Toronto

    Hey Jorma – Turku! the oldest city in Finland AND one of the two Capitals of European Culture in 2011. Clearly that designation achieved a new azimuth on Dec. 2nd! Looking forward to seeing you at the Double Dose workshop in March…I’ll bring my sunburst Jorma M30 🙂
    Frank in Toronto

  7. Comment made on December 3, 2011 by Cyndy Consentino

    Dear Jorma,
    Rest up- you will need it for Stockholm, and definitely for the Beacon!
    See you next Saturday night:)

  8. Comment made on December 3, 2011 by stein-arne hval

    Father & son from Norway was up early too. We just arrived Stockholm and sure look forward for tomorrows show. Sorry about the rain, it should be snow here in Scandinavia now, – the “Christmas rule” says so.

  9. Comment made on December 3, 2011 by Juha

    Thanks Jorma and Barry,

    I really love your show – and please, put “Don’t leave me” on record!

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