Port City Java
Deptford, N.J.
No breaks in this one; new customers kept arriving right around the scheduled intermissions. No problem, though; the lack of breaks simply meant extra songs to play (33 in all).
A few blues songs were sprinkled into each hour in memory of Stevie Ray Vaughan. The late blues great was born in October, and this year would've been his 50th birthday. Dom learned the shuffle from listening to Stevie's music.
This was the show debut of blues songs "Tie-Dyed Eyes" and "Getting So Big." And the last hour of the show featured a song written specifically to be a tribute to Stevie, titled "When Austin Was Everything."
The show had an encore of sorts. The youngest member of the audience, an infant boy named Nicholae (pronounced NICK-oh-lye) joined Dom at the mic for a song about someone getting a new tooth!
Playlist:
Hum a Few Bars
Bring Out Your Dead
On That Long, Green Line
Not Supposed to Like
The Settlers
County Route 553
Slowly By
Fall
Black-and-White Rainbow
Two Lights at a Time
Beginner's Luck
Taxi
The Prettiest Girl in the Bar
Walk
Tie-Dyed Eyes
Everyone Calls Me Jerry
For What It's Worth
Yellow Lines
Best Kind of Everything
One Less Chance
The Punchline
Getting So Big
From the Delaware to the Sea
Fast Asleep
King of Somewhere
If I Get There First
Geneseo
I Can't Dance
When Austin Was Everything
One of These Days
Boat
Hum a Few Bars
New Tooth
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