set lists from Christmas show w/ Bill Mallonee
For the past couple days Blogger has not been allowing the uploading of photos, for some weird reason. Tonight, however, the system is working, so here's a flashback to Tuesday's show at Edina Community Lutheran Church.
My opening set was
1. Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming
2. Cold But I Don't Mind
3. Librarian
4. Four Candles
5. Out Behind the Old Hotel
6. Bethlehem Tonight
7. Tape
Here's Bill's set (courtesy of the VOL mailing list)
1. Solar System
2. Goes Without Saying
3. November Ghost
4. High and Lonesome
5. Nothing Like A Train
6. On To Bethlehem
7. That's What I Meant
8. Friendly Fire
9. String of Pearls
10. Bank
11. Resplendent
12. Skin
13. Tobacco Sunburst
14. Every Father Knows Where His Sons and Daughters Are
thanks to Micah Taylor for shooting these pics. More to see here.
I just got home tonight from playing a show at Station 4 in St. Paul, where I was the accordion player for Bobby Wildgoose and his Ragged Regiment (better known as Nate Houge and an army of musical friends). The show was indeed wild and gooselike, and consisting entirely of Christmas carols. My favorite, "Good King Wenceslaus."
My opening set was
1. Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming
2. Cold But I Don't Mind
3. Librarian
4. Four Candles
5. Out Behind the Old Hotel
6. Bethlehem Tonight
7. Tape
Here's Bill's set (courtesy of the VOL mailing list)
1. Solar System
2. Goes Without Saying
3. November Ghost
4. High and Lonesome
5. Nothing Like A Train
6. On To Bethlehem
7. That's What I Meant
8. Friendly Fire
9. String of Pearls
10. Bank
11. Resplendent
12. Skin
13. Tobacco Sunburst
14. Every Father Knows Where His Sons and Daughters Are
thanks to Micah Taylor for shooting these pics. More to see here.
I just got home tonight from playing a show at Station 4 in St. Paul, where I was the accordion player for Bobby Wildgoose and his Ragged Regiment (better known as Nate Houge and an army of musical friends). The show was indeed wild and gooselike, and consisting entirely of Christmas carols. My favorite, "Good King Wenceslaus."
Comments
"Good King Wenceslaus" is a St. Stephen's Day Carol!
He "looked out on the feast of Stephen" and that's on Dec. 26!
Okay, I'll quit being picky now :)
Sounds like a good time!
~ Bridget
-Bobby Wildgoose