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Harbor Lights Pavilion

Boston, MA
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06/29/1994
James Brown
Set 1instrumental intro
The Soul Generals introduced
We Came To Party (?)
musical interlude and Bittersweet introduced
People > Respect
I Will Always Love You
James Brown intro
Living In America
Cold Sweat
I Can't Stand It > Ain't It Funky Now
Funky Good Time
Get Up Offa That Thing
Hot Pants
instrumental with some scatting towards the end (the band show off their chops)
This Is A Man's World
James talks about memories (with instrumental backing)
blues song in style of B.B. King (played by Ron Laster)
more talk > Stormy Monday
more talking
We Will Never Part (?) - Bittersweet
Try Me
Get On The Good Foot > instrumental
Papa's Got A Brand New Bag > music with improvised lyrics
I Feel Good
Please, Please, Please
Danny Ray, the emcee and James whipping the crowd up into a frenzy
Sex Machine
Set 2
Set 3
CommentThe Soul Generals

Ron Laster - guitar
Keith Jenkins - guitar
Bertrand Odom - guitar
Tyrone Jefferson - trombone
Waldo Weathers - saxophone
Jeff Watkins - saxophone
Todd "The Wiggler" Owens - trumpet
Hollie Farris - trumpet
Joseph Collier - trumpet
Fred Thomas - bass
Jimmy Lee Moore - bass
Jerry Poindexter - keyboard
George Nealy - percussion
Arthur Dixon - drums
Robert Thomson - drums


Bittersweet (backing singers)

Martha High
Lisa Rushton
Cynthia Moore
Amy Christian
Carol Coleman
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09/11/1997
Johnny Cash
Set 1Folsom Prison Blues
Ghost Riders In The Sky
Sunday Morning Coming Down
Get Rhythm
Oh Bury Me Not
Country Boy
Unchained
Ring Of Fire
Great Balls Of Fire
I Walk The Line
I Still Miss Someone
Big River
Jackson (with June Carter)
If I Were A Carpenter (with June Carter)
Wabash Cannonball (June and Rosey Carter)
Wildwood Flower (June Carter)
Church In The Wildwood (June Carter)
Amazing Grace (Rosey Carter)
I Used To Be Somebody (June Carter)
Will The Circle Be Unbroken (June Carter)
Daddy Sang Bass
Gospel Boogie
Orange Blossom Special
Southern Accent
A Boy Named Sue
Set 2
Set 3
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