Dec. 22, 2006
Coffee Works
Voorhees, N.J.




The first of two big shows on Christmas weekend occurred on a rainy (not snowy) Friday night.  A couple of seasonal songs appeared during the Folk hour:  the Dylan-esque "New Year" and the traditional gospel song "Amazing Grace."

Dom got a request for an original song, "If I Get There First," and tacked it near the end of the Rock hour.  Those of you who remember that old tune as a fingerpicked, quiet song, might wonder how it got into a mix of rock songs.  Well, a few months ago, Dom tried it as a strummed song with a slightly quicker tempo and liked it better that way.  So now it can disguise itself as a rockin' song (although it isn't heavy).

Also, the Rock hour had a timeline of sorts with the covers, starting with a song from the 1960s and featuring a tune from each of the next three decades in chronological order.


    
Playlist:
         
- - Set 1 (ROCK) - -
         
Bright, Full Moon
          Good Shepherd Sunday
          Like a Rollin’ Stone
(Bob Dylan cover)
          Beginner’s Luck
          American Girl
(Tom Petty cover)
          One of These Days
          Atlantic City
(Bruce Springsteen cover)
          Prettiest Girl in the Bar
          Good Riddance
(Greenday cover)
          If I Get There First
          Not Really

         
- - Set 2 (FOLK) - -
         
Say Hi to Angelo’s
          Party of One
          This Land Is Your Land
(Woody Guthrie cover)
          Not Supposed to Like
          The Times They Are A-Changin’
(Bob Dylan cover)
          New Year
          Where Do the Children Play
(Cat Stevens cover)
          The Song with the Cheesy Rhymes
          Amazing Grace
(Traditional)
          Wish You Were Here


         
- - Set 3 (BLUES) - -
         
Eight Bars of Blues
          Walk
          Hoochie-Coochie Man
(Muddy Waters cover)
          Sweet Ann-Marie
          Killin' Floor
(Howlin' Wolf cover)
          Cat Out of Water
          The Thrill Is Gone
(B.B. King cover)
          Blueberry Wine
          Lost Along the Way




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