Tim O'Brien Band at Freight & Salvage Coffeehouse, November 15, 2019
Set One
[8:02 PM; lights down; greetings and announcements from Leah Wollenberg; Band out; Tim on acoustic guitar for the whole set]
[8:06 PM] High Flying Bird
[8:09 PM] Workin'
[8:12 PM] Beyond
[8:15 PM; JF out for the next tune]
[8:16 PM] (unidentified fiddle tune)
[8:18 PM; Tim introduces the band]
[8:19 PM] Diggin' My Potatoes
[8:25 PM; Tim story about his sister Brigid]
[8:26 PM] Guardian Angel
[8:31 PM; Tim story about Tony Rice, John Prine; JF + mandolin]
[8:31 PM] Amazing Love
[8:34 PM] My Love Lies in the Ground
[8:38 PM; JF out for the next tune; banjo stories]
[8:39 PM] Earl's Breakdown
[8:41 PM; JF back]
[8:41 PM] Windy Mountain
[8:45 PM; JF + mandolin; Deep state/deep catalog yack]
[8:46 PM] Hold to a Dream
[8:49 PM; JF takes off the mandolin; Tim plugs Woody Guthrie]
[8:50 PM] Pastures of Plenty
[set ends 8:52 PM]
Set Two
[9:12 PM; Ack! band out onstage with no warning! Tim starts out on acoustic guitar again]
[9:13 PM] Train on the Island
[9:16 PM] Drunkard's Walk
[9:19 PM; WV Hall of Fame stories]
[9:20 PM] Grandma's Hands
[9:24 PM] Brother Wind
[9:29 PM] A Few Old Memories
[9:33 PM; Tim talks about his forefather walking to Virginia from the end of the railroad line in 1851]
[9:34 PM] Where The River Meets The Road
[9:38 PM; JF + mandolin; Tim swaps to violin]
[9:38 PM] Hop Down Reel »
[9:40 PM] Johnny Doherty's Reel
[9:42 PM] Maggie's Farm
[9:47 PM; JF drops the mandolin; Tim swaps back to the acoustic guitar; tacks about Mac Wiseman]
[9:47 PM] I Still Write Your Name In The Sand
[9:51 PM; JF + mandolin; Cowboy poetry story]
[9:52 PM] Wind
[9:56 PM; JF drop mandolin; Norman Blake story]
[9:57 PM] Last Train From Poor Valley
[10:03 PM] Look Down That Lonesome Road
[set ends 10:07 PM; band off for about 30 seconds]
Encore
[10:09 PM] Little Annie (When the Springtime Comes Again)
[show ends 10:11 PM; the band bolts offstage; house lights up right away. Dang!]
Notes
A really fine show, featuring a healthy dose of tunes from Tim's latest two albums, as well as a sprinkling of well-chosen gems.
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