the Head Band at Terrapin Crossroads, August 31, 2013

the Head Band featuring Keller Williams and Rob Barraco
2013-08-31
Terrapin Crossroads
100 Yacht Club Drive, San Rafael, CA
8:00 PM, Saturday, August 31, 2013

[8:03 PM lights down, band out in a moment]

1. Scarlet Begonias jam »
2. [8:11 PM] Tomorrow Never Knows (J) »
3. [8:20 PM] Easy Wind (R)
4. [8:26 PM] Celebrate Your Youth (K) »
5. [8:35 PM] ? “Someday is Here” (J+R) »
6. [8:43 PM] the Boy in the Bubble (R)
   [Keller and Rob swap places]
7. [8:49 PM] (Terrapin Station tease) » To Lay Me Down (K)
   [K+R unswap]
8. [8:57 PM] ? Talk of the Town (J) »
9. [9:05 PM] Don't Pass Me By (R) »
10. [9:13 PM] Scarlet Begonias (J)
    [9:25 PM set break]

[9:56 PM lights down, band walks out, pause a bit]

1. [9:59 PM] Hand Jive (J)
2. [10:07 PM] Take Me to the River (R)
3. [10:14 PM] Ride Mighty High (K)
4. [10:23 PM] Just an Old Hobo (J)
5. (10:29 PM] Up from the Skies (K) »
6. [10:38 PM] You Can't Do That (R)
7. [10:44 PM] the Maker (J)
8. [10:53 PM] Eyes of the World (KJK) »
9. [11:04 PM] Feel Like a Stranger (K) »
10. [11:13 PM] Franklin's Tower (J)
    [11:23 PM encore break; back in a minute]
     
    Encore
11. Thank U Falettin Me Be Mice Elf (R)
    [show ends 11:40 PM]

• Rob Barraco: keyboards, bass (s1t07), vox;
• Rob Kortiz: drums;
• Jeff Mattson: guitar, vox;
• Keller Williams: bass, keyboards (s1t07), vox.

Arrived just before 7 PM to snag a parking spot on Yacht Club, then spend about ten minutes in line waiting for the house to open. Not too many folks out here early tonight – maybe the regulars are over at Sweetwater for Mark Karan or off in NYC for the Family Band? In any case, Ting and I are psyched to claim a prime spot on the rail at center house. It seems odd to see Phil's rig missing from stage, and the keyboard rig has been swapped over to stage left. We're sooned joined by a subset of the usual kooks, with plenty of friends taking up the rest of the prime real estate in the front of the house.

Altogether it's a fun time tonight, dancing to mostly familiar old tunes, some radically revised, swapping smiles and high fives with the assembled family.