John Hiatt 01/17/1994
Set I
Icy Blue Heart (John solo)
Drive South
Cross My Fingers
Real Fine Love
Paper Thin
Barbie Ferrari
Loving A Hurricane
When You Hold Me Tight
Georgia Rae
Straight Outta Time
Your Dad Did
Something Wild
Have A Little Faith In Me
Memphis In The Meantime
Angel
Blue Telescope
John talks for a while
Thing Called Love
Thank You Girl
Slow Turning
Perfectly Good Guitar
Drive South
Cross My Fingers
Real Fine Love
Paper Thin
Barbie Ferrari
Loving A Hurricane
When You Hold Me Tight
Georgia Rae
Straight Outta Time
Your Dad Did
Something Wild
Have A Little Faith In Me
Memphis In The Meantime
Angel
Blue Telescope
John talks for a while
Thing Called Love
Thank You Girl
Slow Turning
Perfectly Good Guitar
Set II
Set III
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| Notes: | John Hiatt & The Guilty Dogs SETLIST: Icy Blue Heart (john solo) Drive South Cross My Fingers Real Fine Love Paper Thin Barbie Ferrari Loving A Hurricane When You Hold Me Tight Georgia Rae Straight Outta Time Your Dad Did Something Wild Have A Little Faith In Me Memphis In The Meantime (volume fluctuates) Angel Blue Telescope John talks for a while Thing Called Love Thank You Girl Slow Turning Perfectly Good Guitar | |||||
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