Feb. 26, 2010 Coffee Works Voorhees, N.J. The night after another big snowfall, a couple of acts had to cancel their appearances at Coffee Works. Dom got a call at 5:30 p.m. to substitute on this Friday night and put together a playlist with a few twists for this last-minute -- but very fun! -- show. For starters, the standard Rock Folk & Blues Revue format got a switch in order, with the Folk set leading off and the Rock set taking the typically busiest time of the night for the large coffeehouse (the 9 to 10 p.m. hour). This change worked well and will probably become the norm for performances at Coffee Works. Each hour's setlist had something new, as well. The Rock set featured a shakeup of the standard song placement, including the "Like a Rollin' Stone" singalong becoming the closing cover rather than the opening cover. A couple of tunes not usually at the top of the order got played to begin that set. The Folk and Blues sets featured show debuts for Dom originals: "Williamstown" and "Blue and Black." Playlist: - - Set 1 (FOLK) - - Port of Call Ain't So Small After All This Land is Your Land (Woody Guthrie cover) Williamstown Say Hi to Angelo's I Hope That I Don't Fall in Love with You (Tom Waits cover) Wish You Were Here The Song with the Cheesy Rhymes - - Set 2 (ROCK) - - I Swear I Can Explain Cold Pizza Walls (Tom Petty cover) Good Shepherd Sunday Bright, Full Moon Like a Rollin' Stone (Bob Dylan cover) Not Really When I Get Back - - Set 3 (BLUES) - - Eight Bars of Blues Blueberry Wine Folsom Prison Blues (Johnny Cash cover) Boat Blue and Black Walk Cold Cat Out of Water The Thrill Is Gone (B.B. King cover) Click here to return to 2010 News & Shows