Guinness Blues Festival (Vicar Street), Dublin, Ireland
| Media |
CDR 1 disc |
| Notes |
see my Tech Notes for setlist. This is not the soundcheck, but the actual show. |
| Tech Notes |
opening act: Paul Ubana Jones
set:
Whipping Boy
Breakin' Down
Faded
Excuse Me Mr./Burnin' & Lootin'
Gold to Me > Fight For Your Mind (Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin)
"Funk is a Word")
Forever
Burn One Down
The Will to Live
Glory & Consequence
Roses From My Friends
Ground On Down
drum solo > Like a King/I'll Rise
E: Waiting On an Angel
Widow of a Living Man
I Shall Not Walk Alone
Walk Away
E2: Voodoo Child Blues tease
Voodoo Child (Slight Return) (Kashmir)
notes:
Spread throughout Dublin, the Guinness Blues Festival landed Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals at the Vicar St.. The soundcheck featured a rare precursor for a string of live appearances for stage manager Nick Rich. At the end of future hit single "Steal My Kisses", he joined in on the beat-box. During the jam, Ben had a grin on his face and turned around in his chair. He also botched a lyric and had to re-start the verse. Practice makes perfect, however. The song wouldn't see the light of day until the album was released in September two months later.
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| Trades Allowed |
Yes Traded from: Gael Beccart |
Owned by
Mary K
· Last Updated May 23, 2023