Another Planet Entertainment presents Tedeschi Trucks Band
Fox Theatre
1807 Telegraph Ave, Oakland, CA 94612-2109 USA
8:00 PM, Saturday, November 18, 2017

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[8:00 PM lights down, band out]

1. [8:01 PM] Laugh About It
2. [8:08 PM] Made Up Mind
3. [8:16 PM] Right On Time (MM)
4. [8:20 PM] It's So Heavy
5. [8:25 PM] Don't Miss Me (MM)
6. [8:33 PM] Anyhow
7. [8:40 PM] Angel from Montgomery » [8:45 PM] Sugaree tease » [8:47 PM] Angel from Montgomery
8. [8:48 PM] Coming Home
9. [8:57 PM] Idle Wind
   [set ends 9:12 PM]

[9:47 PM lights down, band out without horns]

1. [9:47 PM] Just as Strange @
   [add horns]
2. [9:52 PM] Don't Drift Away s2 t01 s2 t01a = d1 patch track: 4:53 to 4:57 + 4 sec fadeout s2 t01b = d2 patch track: 4:38 + 2 sec fadein …ends 4:53 s2 t02
3. [9:59 PM] Chevrolet (MM)
4. [10:05 PM] All the World (new tune, co-written with Doyle Bramhall)
5. [10:09 PM] Shame (new TTB tune)
6. [10:19 PM] Alabama
7. [10:23 PM] I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel to Be Free (MM)
   [singers off]
8. [10:33 PM] I Pity the Fool
   [set ends 10:41 PM] 54:35 offstage > split around 55:00? resume ~56:45, overlap 10 sec? split again 57:05 resume 57:20 overlap 5 sec
   Encore
   [Band back without horns; Susan comments about how we've lost a lot of good people in 2017]
9. [10:46 PM] You Don't Know How It Feels @
   [horns back]
10. [10:50 PM] Will the Circle Be Unbroken? »
11. [10:55 PM] Bound for Glory
    [show ends 11:12 PM]

Tedeschi Trucks Band

• Kofi Burbridge: keyboards, Hammond B-3 organ, flute, harmony vox;
• Alecia Chakour: lead and harmony vox;
• Tyler Falcon Greenwell: drums, percussion;
• J.J. Johnson: drums, percussion;
• Elizabeth Lea: trombone;
• Tim Lefebvre: bass;
• Mike Mattison: @ acoustic guitar, lead and harmony vox;
• Ephraim Owens: trumpet, flugelhorn;
• Mark Rivers: percussion, lead and harmony vox;
• Susan Tedeschi: guitar, lead and harmony vox;
• Derek Trucks: guitar, slide guitar;
• Kebbi Williams: tenor saxophone.

If you want a mind-blowing light show and exaggerated guitar histrionics, TTB is NOT the band to go see. But if you can listen deeply to the myriad threads of conversation between these stellar musicians without making judgements about the lack of theatrics, you will be richly rewarded. These folks are mining a very deep vein of American roots rock, unearthing valuable musical ore and spinning important tales. Ain't no doubt about it, this is the real thing! I was wrong not to go both nights. Let's see if I can remember that next time they swing into town!

Big thanks to Ting for the photo gallery!

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