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     Jim Greenlees (Jimgreenlees) Senior Member Username: Jimgreenlees Post Number: 205 Registered: 7-2002 |
Last chance until January to see GrooveLily in the area (unless you make the drive to Wilmington or Temenos in PA). The show starts at 8:00, with Paul & Storm opening. This is a great venue, with food, caffeine, and very supportive management. Early requests: While You Were Out - we haven't heard it since Wilmington Prayer for the Unrequited - just because  Electronic Guilt - unheard since Sellersville a year ago Awaiting the return of the Revolution to the Capital, JimG | ||
| Jim Greenlees (Jimgreenlees) Senior Member Username: Jimgreenlees Post Number: 206 Registered: 7-2002 |
Time traveling superfriends having nothing to do with it, here's (finally) the set list: Apocalyptic Love Song Prayer for the Unrequited - by request (TYVM), but dirtied up to become absolutely NASTY Live Through This Everything You Got - from the back catalog Diva Girl - even if one of them is now married again/for the moment, nothing lasts forever  Patiently - Val solo also from the vault Can't Go Home - from S12 Screwed Up People Make Great Art - ditto quartet from Whelhaus (I can't find the code for the long "e" and umlauted "a"  - Taking on the World - (Val) - Giving it All Away - (Brendan) - Way to See America - (Gene definitely playing against type) - Surfing the Couches of New York City - (Val) been there, done that Try Again - yet another chestnut from BEC No Room in Your Bag Little Nemesis - scorching as ever Encores: Taking it to the Streets - with Gene and Storm alternating on vocals, and Storm doing a dead-on Michael McDonald Happy Happy Happy - and Paul and Storm again totally destroy Brendan Paul and Storm opened with a set alternately skewering (rejected ad jingles), hilarious (the real soundtrack for Seabiscuit, and thought-provoking. Jammin' Java was its usual packed self, with a good number of soon-to-be-converts who came as Da Vinci's Notebook fans. PetalPushers in attendance included Chuck Gambrill and wife, Jane Lewis making the trek from Severna Park, Bryan and Diane swooping down from Baltimore on their way to San Francisco, and David Konigsberg (yet another David the K.!) with family. Val's parents were there as well, and quite welcome. And so ended the last DC-area sighting of the QMR until the new year. Those of you due to be visited by GrooveLily before they head west, consider yourselves very, very lucky. And if there's any way you can beg, borrow, or steal a trip out to Palo Alto for this year's version of Striking 12, consider it done. The Revolution goes on to new vistas, JimG |
