Live shows RUSS attended
Paul McCartney & Wings in Switzerland (July 22, 1972)
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LARGER VENUES
Bob Dylan (with The Band) (Chicago) Paul McCartney (Nashville) Jimi Hendrix (Chicago) Joni Mitchell (Chicago; Nashville) Paul Simon (Brooklyn & Nashville) The Kinks (Chicago) The Byrds (Chicago) The Doors (Chicago) The Turtles (Chicago) The Lovin' Spoonful (Chicago) The Mothers of Invention (Chicago) BB King (DeKalb, Illinois) The Beach Boys (Vanderbilt - Nashville) Billy Joel (Vanderbilt - Nashville) Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young (Chicago) Cat Mother & the All Night Newsboys (Chicago) Blind Faith (Chicago) Steely Dan (Chicago) Mott the Hoople (Chicago) Stephen Stills (Chicago) Blue Oyster Cult (Chicago) Steve Miller Band (Chicago) The Cryin' Shames (Chicago) The Association (Chicago) Little Feat (Nashville) Bruce Hornsby (Nashville) Joe Jackson (Nashville) Dave Matthews Band (Starwood - Nashville) Hanson (Starwood - Nashville; Atlanta) SMALLER VENUES Wings (Montreux, Switzerland) Jerry Jeff Walker (Quiet Knight - Chicago; Vanderbilt) John Prine (Ryman & Exit/In - Nashville) Bob Dylan (Ryman - Nashville) James Taylor (Ryman - Nashville) Neil Young (Boulder, CO) John Sebastian (U of Chicago) Poco (U of Chicago) Jackson Browne (Chicago; Heidelberg; Nashville) Bonnie Raitt (Philly Folk Festival; Carbondale; Nashville) Doug Kershaw (Philadelphia Folk Festival) Jesse Winchester (NY; Nashville; Chicago; Toronto) Michael Smith (NY; Nashville; Chicago; St. Augustine) John Gorka (New York) James Lee Stanley (New York) Chad Mitchell Trio (with John Denver) (Rockford, IL) Paul Siebel (Rockford, IL) Jimmy Buffet (Quiet Knight - Chicago) Fraser & Debolt (DeKalb; Philly Folk Festival; Nashville) Chad & Jeremy (Chicago) Joan Osborne (Nashville) Ben Folds (Nashville) Miss Tess & the Bon Ton Parade (Nashville; New York) Kate Rusby (Folk at the Oak - Hertfordshire, England) GIllian Welch & Dave Rawlings (Nashville; Chicago; NY) Guy Clark (Nashville & Chicago) Janis Ian (Gamble Rogers Festival - St. Augustine, FL) Loudon Wainwright (Gamble Rogers Music Festival) Antje Duvekot (Gamble Rogers Music Festival) Alison Krauss (Ryman - Nashville) The Swell Season (Ryman - Nashville) Bettye Lavette (Chicago) Linn Brown (Champaign, Rockford & Tinley Park, IL) Steve Brandick (Champaign, Los Angeles, & Nashville) Bruce Hirsch (DeKalb, Rockford, & Chicago, IL) |
NASHVILLE CLUBS Linda Ronstadt (Exit/In) Ray Davies (City Hall) Richard Thompson (3rd & Lindsley) Steve Goodman (Exit/In & Vanderbilt) Tom Waits (Exit/In) John Hiatt (Exit/In) John Hartford (Exit/In) Pat McDonald (Bluebird Cafe) Chris Thile (Schermerhorn) Victor Wooten (Schermerhorn) Glen Phillips (with Chris Thile) (Mercy Lounge) Michael McDonald (3rd & Lindsley) Warren Zevon (Exit/In; Heidelberg?) Bob Frank (Exit/In, The Basement & Norm's RRH) Diana Jones (Norm's RRH & Douglas Corner) David Olney (Norm's RRH; Bishop's Pub, etc.) Mark Germino (The Sutler, Bluebird Cafe, etc.) Tom House (Springwater, Norm's RRH, etc.) Rob Stanley (Springwater, Norm's RRH, etc.) Cadillac Holmes (Springwater, Norm's RRH, etc.) Randall Hylton (Station Inn) Larry Reynolds (Springwater, Norm's RRH; etc.) Warren Wilken (Norm's RRH, Bluebird Cafe, etc.) Kevin Welch (Bluebird Cafe, Mississippi Whiskers, etc.) Nick Rorick (Mississippi Whiskers) Pat Long (Mississippi Whiskers; Bluebird Cafe, etc.) Fred Knobloch (Bluebird Cafe, Norm's RRH, etc.) Fred Koller (Douglas Corner, Norm's RRH, etc.) Ann Tiley (Springwater, Norm's RRH, etc.) Tommy Womack (Norm's RRH, etc.) Townes Van Zandt (Bluebird Cafe) Davis Raines (Norm's River Road House) Jon Byrd (Norm's River Road House) Jeff & Vida (Norm's RRH, The Station Inn, etc.) Michael Kelsh (Bluebird Cafe; Norm's RRH, etc.) Rodney Crowell (Bluebird Cafe) Walter Hyatt (Bluebird Cafe & The Sutler) Uncle Walt's Band (Exit/In) Eric Anderson (Exit/In; Chicago) Cory Branan (The Basement) Patti Loveless (National Guard Armory) Diane Davidson (Vanderbilt) Toad the Wet Sprocket (The Cannery) Colin Hay (City Winery) Marketa Irglova (City Winery) Riders in the Sky (National Guard Armory; City Winery) The Time Jumpers (3rd & Lindsley) Ray Wiley Hubbard (3rd & Lindsley) Llama (Guido's; Douglas Corner; The End; Vandy, etc.) American Bang (Exit/In; Mercy Lounge; 3rd & Lindsley) The Cadillac Three (Fontanel; Grand Ole Opry, etc.) Kyle Andrews (Mercy Lounge) Austin Jenckes (The Basement; Upstairs Friday Night) ...and many others Also, authors, comedians & others Kurt Vonnegut (Rockford College) Buckminster Fuller (Harper College) Hunter Thompson (Peabody College) Garrison Keilar (Davis-Kidd - Nashville) Martin Mull (Exit/In - Nashville) Steve Martin (Exit/In - Nashville) Jim Varney (Exit/In - Nashville) Lewis Black (New York, Nashville) Penn & Teller (Nashville) Christopher Titus (Nashville) Hal Holbrook as Mark Twain (Nashville) |
INFO ABOUT A FEW OF THE SHOWS:
Jimi Hendrix: Chicago Stadium, Chicago, IL; December 1, 1968
1 Killing Floor
2 I Don't Live Today
3 Spanish Castle Magic
4 Foxy Lady
5 Red House
6 Sunshine of Your Love
7 Voodoo Child (Slight Return)
8 Fire
9 Purple Haze
Cat Mother and the All Night Newsboys opened this show.
Blind Faith: International Amphitheater, Chicago, IL; July 27, 1969
Set List:
1 Had To Cry Today
2 Can't Find My Way Home
3 Well All Right
4 Presence Of The Lord
5 Sea Of Joy
6 Crossroads
7 Do What You Like
Set List:
1 Had To Cry Today
2 Can't Find My Way Home
3 Well All Right
4 Presence Of The Lord
5 Sea Of Joy
6 Crossroads
7 Do What You Like
Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young: Auditorium Theater, Chicago, Illinois; July 5, 1970
1 Suite: Judy Blue Eyes
2 On The Way Home
3 Teach Your Children
4 Tell Me Why
5 Triad
6 Guinnevere
7 Simple Man
8 Chicago
9 Cowgirl In The Sand
10 Don't Let It Bring You Down
11 Black Queen
12 49 Bye-Byes>America's Children
13 Love The One You're With
14 Pre-Road Downs
15 Long Time Gone
16 Helplessly Hoping
17 Southern Man
18 As I Come Of Age
19 Ohio
20 Carry On
21 Find The Cost Of Freedom
1 Suite: Judy Blue Eyes
2 On The Way Home
3 Teach Your Children
4 Tell Me Why
5 Triad
6 Guinnevere
7 Simple Man
8 Chicago
9 Cowgirl In The Sand
10 Don't Let It Bring You Down
11 Black Queen
12 49 Bye-Byes>America's Children
13 Love The One You're With
14 Pre-Road Downs
15 Long Time Gone
16 Helplessly Hoping
17 Southern Man
18 As I Come Of Age
19 Ohio
20 Carry On
21 Find The Cost Of Freedom
Neil Young: Macky Auditorium, Boulder, CO; January 26, 1971
Set List:
1 On the Way Home
2 Tell Me Why
3 Old Man
4 Journey Through the Past
5 Heart of Gold
6 A Man Needs a Maid
7 Sugar Mountain
8 Don't Let It Bring You Down
9 Love in Mind
10 The Needle and the Damage Done
11 Ohio
12 See the Sky About to Rain
13 Dance, Dance, Dance
Set List:
1 On the Way Home
2 Tell Me Why
3 Old Man
4 Journey Through the Past
5 Heart of Gold
6 A Man Needs a Maid
7 Sugar Mountain
8 Don't Let It Bring You Down
9 Love in Mind
10 The Needle and the Damage Done
11 Ohio
12 See the Sky About to Rain
13 Dance, Dance, Dance
Joni Mitchell & Jackson Browne: Arie Crown Theater, McCormick Center, Chicago, IL; February 21, 1972
Paul McCartney & Wings: Pavillon, Montreux, Switzerland; July 22, 1972
The band: Denny Laine, Denny Seiwell, Paul McCartney, Linda McCartney, Henry McCullough
Set List:
1 Bip Bop
2 Smile Away
3 Mumbo
4 Give Ireland Back to the Irish
5 1882
6 I Would Only Smile
7 Blue Moon of Kentucky
8 The Mess
9 Best Friend
10 Soily
11 I Am Your Singer
12 Henry's Blues
13 Say You Don't Mind
14 Seaside Woman
15 Wild Life
16 My Love
17 Mary Had a Little Lamb
18 Maybe I'm Amazed
Encore:
19 Hi, Hi, Hi
20 Long Tall Sally
The band: Denny Laine, Denny Seiwell, Paul McCartney, Linda McCartney, Henry McCullough
Set List:
1 Bip Bop
2 Smile Away
3 Mumbo
4 Give Ireland Back to the Irish
5 1882
6 I Would Only Smile
7 Blue Moon of Kentucky
8 The Mess
9 Best Friend
10 Soily
11 I Am Your Singer
12 Henry's Blues
13 Say You Don't Mind
14 Seaside Woman
15 Wild Life
16 My Love
17 Mary Had a Little Lamb
18 Maybe I'm Amazed
Encore:
19 Hi, Hi, Hi
20 Long Tall Sally
Bob Dylan and The Band: Chicago Stadium; January 3, 1974
From Wikipedia: The Bob Dylan and The Band 1974 Tour – often referred to as Tour '74 – was a two-month concert tour in early 1974 that featured Bob Dylan, in his first real tour in eight years, performing with The Band, who as The Hawks had once been his little-known backing band. It was the first time he returned to the road since his exhaustive 1966 world tour between the releases of Highway 61 Revisited and Blonde on Blonde.
The first show took place at Chicago Stadium in Chicago, Illinois, and it was witnessed by a capacity audience of 18,500. The first song performed was "Hero Blues", a previously unreleased song that Dylan recorded back in 1962. Over the course of two hours, Dylan and The Band performed alternating sets broken down into three categories: Dylan performing his own songs backed by The Band, Dylan's solo acoustic performances, and The Band's performances of their own songs. Although Dylan played harmonica during a cover of Bobby "Blue" Bland's "Share Your Love with Me" sung by Richard Manuel, The Band elected not to include Dylan in their subsequent group performances in a meeting after the show.
Set List:
1 Hero Blues
2 Lay Lady Lay
3 Tough Mama
4 The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
5 Stage Fright
6 Share Your Love With Me
7 It Ain't Me, Babe
8 Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat
9 All Along the Watchtower
10 Ballad of a Thin Man
11 I Don't Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met)
12 The Times They Are A-Changin'
13 Song to Woody
14 The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll
15 Nobody 'Cept You
16 It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)
17 Forever Young
18 Something There Is About You
19 Like a Rolling Stone
20 Most Likely You Go Your Way and I'll Go Mine
From Wikipedia: The Bob Dylan and The Band 1974 Tour – often referred to as Tour '74 – was a two-month concert tour in early 1974 that featured Bob Dylan, in his first real tour in eight years, performing with The Band, who as The Hawks had once been his little-known backing band. It was the first time he returned to the road since his exhaustive 1966 world tour between the releases of Highway 61 Revisited and Blonde on Blonde.
The first show took place at Chicago Stadium in Chicago, Illinois, and it was witnessed by a capacity audience of 18,500. The first song performed was "Hero Blues", a previously unreleased song that Dylan recorded back in 1962. Over the course of two hours, Dylan and The Band performed alternating sets broken down into three categories: Dylan performing his own songs backed by The Band, Dylan's solo acoustic performances, and The Band's performances of their own songs. Although Dylan played harmonica during a cover of Bobby "Blue" Bland's "Share Your Love with Me" sung by Richard Manuel, The Band elected not to include Dylan in their subsequent group performances in a meeting after the show.
Set List:
1 Hero Blues
2 Lay Lady Lay
3 Tough Mama
4 The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
5 Stage Fright
6 Share Your Love With Me
7 It Ain't Me, Babe
8 Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat
9 All Along the Watchtower
10 Ballad of a Thin Man
11 I Don't Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met)
12 The Times They Are A-Changin'
13 Song to Woody
14 The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll
15 Nobody 'Cept You
16 It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)
17 Forever Young
18 Something There Is About You
19 Like a Rolling Stone
20 Most Likely You Go Your Way and I'll Go Mine
Jackson Browne: Stadthalle in Heidelberg, Germany; December 11, 1976
Band: Jackson Browne (vocals, guitars); David Lindley (guitars, violin); John Mauceri (drums); Bryan Garofolo (bass); Mark Jordan (piano, guitar); David Mason (organ)
Set List:
1 The Fuse
2 Farther On
3 For Everyman
4 The Only Child
5 Late for the Sky
6 Fountain of Sorrow
7 For a Dancer
8 Rock Me on the Water
9 Walking Slow
10 The Road and the Sky
11 Before the Deluge
12 Take It Easy
13 Doctor My Eyes
14 The Pretender
Apparently Warren Zevon opened this show, but I have absolutely no recollection of it. Maybe we got there late?
Band: Jackson Browne (vocals, guitars); David Lindley (guitars, violin); John Mauceri (drums); Bryan Garofolo (bass); Mark Jordan (piano, guitar); David Mason (organ)
Set List:
1 The Fuse
2 Farther On
3 For Everyman
4 The Only Child
5 Late for the Sky
6 Fountain of Sorrow
7 For a Dancer
8 Rock Me on the Water
9 Walking Slow
10 The Road and the Sky
11 Before the Deluge
12 Take It Easy
13 Doctor My Eyes
14 The Pretender
Apparently Warren Zevon opened this show, but I have absolutely no recollection of it. Maybe we got there late?
Ray Davies: City Hall, Nashville, TN; March 14, 2006
Set List:
1 I'm Not Like Everybody Else
2 Where Have All the Good Times Gone
3 After the Fall
4 20th Century Man
5 Oklahoma USA
6 Village Green
7 Picture Book
8 Animal Farm
9 Johnny Thunder
10 Sunny Afternoon
11 Dead End Street
12 Next Door Neighbour
13 Creatures of Little Faith
14 The Tourist
15 Low Budget
16 Till the End of the Day
17 Stand Up Comic
18 Things Are Gonna Change (The Morning After)
19 A Long Way From Home
20 The Getaway (Lonesome Train)
21 Tired of Waiting for You
22 Set Me Free
Encore:
23 All Day and All of the Night
24 Lola
Set List:
1 I'm Not Like Everybody Else
2 Where Have All the Good Times Gone
3 After the Fall
4 20th Century Man
5 Oklahoma USA
6 Village Green
7 Picture Book
8 Animal Farm
9 Johnny Thunder
10 Sunny Afternoon
11 Dead End Street
12 Next Door Neighbour
13 Creatures of Little Faith
14 The Tourist
15 Low Budget
16 Till the End of the Day
17 Stand Up Comic
18 Things Are Gonna Change (The Morning After)
19 A Long Way From Home
20 The Getaway (Lonesome Train)
21 Tired of Waiting for You
22 Set Me Free
Encore:
23 All Day and All of the Night
24 Lola
Paul McCartney: Bridgestone Arena, Nashville, TN; October 16, 2014
Set List:
1 Magical Mystery Tour
2 Save Us
3 All My Loving
4 Listen to What the Man Said
5 Let Me Roll It
6 Paperback Writer
7 My Valentine
8 Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five
9 The Long and Winding Road
10 Maybe I'm Amazed
11 I've Just Seen a Face
12 We Can Work It Out
13 Another Day
14 And I Love Her
15 Blackbird
16 Here Today
17 New
18 Queenie Eye
19 Lady Madonna
20 All Together Now
21 Lovely Rita
22 Everybody Out There
23 Eleanor Rigby
24 Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!
25 Something
26 Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
27 Band on the Run
28 Back in the U.S.S.R.
29 Let It Be
30 Live and Let Die
31 Hey Jude
First Encore:
32 Day Tripper
33 Birthday
34 I Saw Her Standing There
Second Encore:
35 Yesterday
36 Helter Skelter
37 Golden Slumbers
38 Carry That Weight
39 The End
Set List:
1 Magical Mystery Tour
2 Save Us
3 All My Loving
4 Listen to What the Man Said
5 Let Me Roll It
6 Paperback Writer
7 My Valentine
8 Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five
9 The Long and Winding Road
10 Maybe I'm Amazed
11 I've Just Seen a Face
12 We Can Work It Out
13 Another Day
14 And I Love Her
15 Blackbird
16 Here Today
17 New
18 Queenie Eye
19 Lady Madonna
20 All Together Now
21 Lovely Rita
22 Everybody Out There
23 Eleanor Rigby
24 Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!
25 Something
26 Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
27 Band on the Run
28 Back in the U.S.S.R.
29 Let It Be
30 Live and Let Die
31 Hey Jude
First Encore:
32 Day Tripper
33 Birthday
34 I Saw Her Standing There
Second Encore:
35 Yesterday
36 Helter Skelter
37 Golden Slumbers
38 Carry That Weight
39 The End