Trey @ Ryman Auditorium, Nashville
2.19.10 (M.Stein)
I: Shine, Push On Til The Day, Cayman Review, Valentine, Night Speaks to a Women, Last Tube, Let Me Lie, Drifting, Birdwatcher, Money, Love, and Change, Backwards Down the Number Line*, Wilson*, Blue and Lonesome*^, Beauty of my Dreams*^, Rocky Mountain Shuffle#
II: Gotta Jibboo, Sand, Tuesday, Goodbye Head > Mr. Completely, Sultans of Swing, Black Dog
E: Show of Life, First Tube
Notes:
* Trey solo acoustic
^ with Del McCoury
# with Full Tab and Del McCoury Band
***
2.25.10 Ryman Aud. Nashville, TN < Torrent
2.25.10 Ryman Aud. Nashville, TN < Megaupload
Source: Schoeps mk41> KCY> Schoeps VMS02IB> SD 744t (@24bit/96kHz)
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i will not stare at the wrong board for an hour this time wondering why nobody is posting.
I would have liked to see some more tunes with Del personally.
I see how it is. I’m out.
I wouldve liked it more too if del mccoury were out there longer, but thats still 3 more songs than i thought we were going to get w/ them at the ryman. awesome, i was blown away by how cool that was. Had a blast from the front row balcony, big red and ray were bad ass as well as the horns, always a treat, highlight was probably mr completely besides the first set pickin
So, nobody’s anywhere?
Someone’s attempting to stream tonight’s moe. show here:
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/ihatemoe
…but the show’s not scheduled to start until 3 hours from now. Stay tuned…
yeh damn nobody is out there.
“Think of Oscar Wilde. Once they’re not dangerous anymore, it’s okay to discuss them in serious ways.”
whoops, my link got eated.
http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2010/03/management-secrets-of-the-grateful-dead/7918/
llama was played on the house PA during the 1st period of the US-Finland hockey game.
out!
I was also in the front row balcony, rocking it. Highlight was definitely Mr. Completely. The crowd was completely in sync with the band at the end of the second set. I was somewhat disappointed with the low turnout. Completely pumped to see Nashville represented with Del & his boys, even though I doubt it will hold up on the tapes. Del botched some lyrics and I don’t feel Trey is much of a bluegrass “picker”. He did his best and to see him grinning from ear to ear with a legend at the Ryman was certainly special. He was having fun up there for sure. Deep grooves were best felt on Sand. Trey letting the tight rhythm section of Russ & Tony just settle in, sitting out for several measures before stepping in to add to the groove that Ray + rhythm section set up. The jams were surprisingly interesting. Please turn up Ray in the mix–he’s so tough to hear!
Bottom line: I had a blast and am glad I made the short drive from the Cumberland Plateau.
that was a great link there voopa!
very interesting article
kind of a surprising bonus: learning how to run business’s proplerly out of this whole mess
*spins finger, etc*
woohoo, and all that
anyone have the MPLS show?
will give ZJ’s…
Better Late than ever. This show was so fun, so amazing. Del was good, but it was pretty loose for that part, which is fine. There were moments in the 2nd set so tight, so enraptured with the phunk, it was incredible. To see trey happy, healthy, playing so well, and just killing it. Just wonderful. So now I’m actually considering going back to the Ryman as WSP is playing three nights in October. Surprisingly the wife is maybe game for it. Also she actually has an open mind to Phish Halloween. Pigs are flying baby. Yes children, ohh if she wants to go to both, I’m in heaven.