A Mark In Time
Previous Tours => 2010 Get Lucky Tour => Topic started by: Pottel on April 24, 2010, 12:51:22 AM
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MAy get lucky tonight..
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And win some.
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only 16 songs left..
April 23 Chicago, IL
Border Reiver
What It Is
Sailing To Philadelphia
Cleaning My Gun
Prairie Wedding
Hill Farmer's Blues
Romeo And Juliet
Sultans Of Swing
Donegan's Gone
Get Lucky
Marbletown
Speedway At Nazareth
Telegraph Road
Brothers In Arms
So Far Away
Piper To The End
seems like they leftout Why Aye Man
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And Shangri-La.
Wishes
Allen
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No MK setlist is complete without Why Aye Man , as for Our Shangri-La I don't care.I would have replaced Get Lucky with A night in summer long ago! Good to see Praire Wedding staying!
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please
I want to hear rememberance day again :lol
no prairie wedding :disbelief
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Well, having been to 9 MK solo shows and 1 DS I think this may be the best so far, granted there are a few songs I would rather hear but to me the spirit the performer(s) bring to show trumps a lot of other factors, and I could feel the enthusiasm tonight (maybe because we were in the 2nd row, thanks MK!). The show was well over 2 hours, well paced and a few new stage banters from Mark. He did reuse the line about taking a swing a Macbeth, little did he know that it was official "Talk Like Shakespeare Day" in Chicago, how appropriate for R&J.
A friend with me who's a musician was astounded with the variety of stringed instruments deployed throughout the evening (what the heck was Richard playing on CMG ?) and the tightness of the band, the stage interplay and the overall genius of MK's playing and song writing.
On to Milwaukee tonight and then......withdrawal!
We had the usual set,
No: Night In Summer, Why Aye, Going Home or Shangri La
We had Prairie Wedding, So Far Away and Piper
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Well, having been to 9 MK solo shows and 1 DS I think this may be the best so far, granted there are a few songs I would rather hear but to me the spirit the performer(s) bring to show trumps a lot of other factors, and I could feel the enthusiasm tonight (maybe because we were in the 2nd row, thanks MK!). The show was well over 2 hours, well paced and a few new stage banters from Mark. He did reuse the line about taking a swing a Macbeth, little did he know that it was official "Talk Like Shakespeare Day" in Chicago, how appropriate for R&J.
A friend with me who's a musician was astounded with the variety of stringed instruments deployed throughout the evening (what the heck was Richard playing on CMG ?) and the tightness of the band, the stage interplay and the overall genius of MK's playing and song writing.
On to Milwaukee tonight and then......withdrawal!
We had the usual set,
No: Night In Summer, Why Aye, Going Home or Shangri La
We had Prairie Wedding, So Far Away and Piper
Nice to hear you enjoyed it! :D Good review, thnx!