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UPDATE: Watch Tedeschi Trucks Band Smokin’ “Whipping Post” in Boston Finale – 12/1/2017 Full Show AUD

Update: Full show AUD thanks to rjhesq!

Tedeschi Trucks Band finished their run at the Orpheum Theater in Boston in epic style last night. Not only was this the last show of the Boston run, but the last show of the run.

To close out the year, Derek, Susan and the gang took a couple of Allman Brother Band tunes to task. While technically a Blind Willie McTell cover, TTB opened the second set with a smokin’ version of the Allman Brothers standard “Statesboro Blues” and closed the second set with Whipping Post. Maybe it was for Butch or Gregg, Trucks reaches down deep and puts something a little extra on the “Whipping Post” solo.

Whipping Post

Statesboro Blues

Will the Circle Be Unbroken

Song For You

Made Up Mind

Coming Home

Don’t Think Twice, It’s Alright

In Every Heart

Setlist
In Every Heart
Don’t Know What It Means
Keep On Growing
Shelter
Learn How to Love
Don’t Drift Away
Get What You Deserve
Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right
I Want More

Second Set:
Statesboro Blues
Crying Over You
Part of Me->
Drums->
Let Me Get By
Comin’ Home
Let’s Go Get Stoned
Made Up Mind
I Pity the Fool
The Storm->
Whipping Post

Encore Break
A Song for You
Will the Circle Be Unbroken?->
Bound for Glory

Thanks to Sean Roche for the awesome footage from the Orpheum!

No need to be down, TTB has dates on the calendar already extended into April, 2018!

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Listen to Tedeschi Trucks Bands’ Tribute to Tom Petty in LA – 11/11/2017 Full Show AUD

One of the most tirelessly touring acts today, Tedeschi Trucks Band is back on the road in the West Coast. This past weekend, TTB made their way to Orpheum in LA for a pair of gigs.

Among the standard covers that Tedeschi Trucks Band does during shows like Bobby “Blue” Bland’s “I Pity the Fool” and The Coasters’ “Let’s Go Get Stoned,” Derek, Susan and the gang busted out Tom Petty’s “You Don’t Know How It Feels.”

The short and succinct tribute to the late iconic rocker was perfect.

01-Rollin’ and Tumblin’ (Hambone Willie Newbern cover)
02-Laugh About It
03-Until You Remember
04-Don’t Know What It Means
05-Comin’ Home (Delaney & Bonnie cover)
06-Midnight in Harlem
07-Sailing On (Toots & The Maytals cover)
08-Do I Look Worried
09-Idle Wind>Get what you deserve>Idle wind
10-I Pity the Fool (Bobby “Blue” Bland cover)
11-Let’s Go Get Stoned (The Coasters cover)
12-The Storm

Encore:
13-You Don’t Know How It Feels (Tom Petty cover)
14-Let Me Get By

Thanks to Datpat for his heroic effort in taping the show!

Photo credit: stevekennedy14

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Listen to Magpie Salute Jam on Zeppelin, Rolling Stones, Black Crowes Tunes in Chicago-7/28/2017 Full Show AUD

The Black Crowes reincarnated, a.k.a. The Magpie Salute, headed by Rich Robinson have embarked on a massive North American tour last week. The new(ish) band sports members of The Black Crowes including Rich Robinson, guitarist Marc Ford and bassist Sven Pipien. The Salute is rounded out by drummer Joe Magistro and guitarist Nico Bereciartua and a fine cast of vocalists, including lead singer John Hogg (Hookah Brown, Moke), former Crowes singer Charity White and background singers, Adrien Reju and Katrine Ottosen.

The Magpie Salute kicked off their North American tour with a two night run at the Metro in Chicago after a show in Indianapolis. The massive tour is in support of the new self-titled album that TMS put out in June.

The Salute sported a new format with two sets of electric tunes bookending an intimate acoustic set. The first set included a number of TMS originals and a spot-on cover of Led Zeppelin’s “Custard Pie” to top off the set.

The acoustic set gave Rich and Marc the opportunity to flex their guitar skills on tunes like “Wiser Time.”

The second electric set featured more Magpie originals including the short, but rocking single off the new album “Omission.” TMS finished off the set with two tunes that were in regular rotation in Crowes shows—”Sometime’s Salvation” and “Twice as Hard.”

Chris Robinson can cry all he wants—Magpie Salute is the real deal and I for one, am looking to this tour!

Setlist
Walk on
Black Moon Creeping (w/ intro jam)
A Conspiracy
Another Roadside Tragedy
Comin’ Home
Shalimar Dreams
Inside
Custard Pie
change to acoustic set

— Acoustic —
Gasoline Alley
Bluebird
Bring On, Bring On
Wiser Time
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— Electric —
All We Need To Do Is Love
War Drums
Astral
Tumbling Dice
Omission
Bewildered
Bitter Bitter You
My Morning Song
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Sometimes Salvation
Twice As Hard

Thanks to taperjoe for the recording.

Photo credit: healyourdisease

Front Row: Watch Tedeschi Trucks Band Cover Ray Charles and The Rolling Stones in Simsbury

The Wheel’s of Soul tour continued it’s journey on the east last night with a stop in Simsbury, CT at Simsbury Meadows. After the The Wood Brothers and Hot Tuna took their turns on stage, Tedeschi Trucks Band played a set of their blazing blues and soul for Connecticut.

In addition to a collections of originals, TTB played some covers including a cover of Ray Charles’ “Let’s Go Get Stoned” that wasn’t on the setlist:

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As with other shows on the Wheel’s of Soul tour, the Wood Brothers laid a hand during TTB’s set and sat in for a beautiful cover of the Rolling Stones’ “Sweet Virginia.”

Thanks to our man Sean Roche, we have a great front row seat to most of Tedeschi Trucks Band’s set:

How Blue Can You Get

Idle Wind

Right On Time

Comin’ Home

Laugh About It

Photo credit: mindful_photo

Listen to the Tedeschi Trucks Band Three Night Run in Boston – 12/2016 Full Shows AUD

Of all the bands I cover here on Jam Buzz, Tedeschi Trucks Band has been one of my favorites to follow. While they don’t experiement too much, they have absolutely nailed their act. The energy they bring to every show is palpable. Tedeschi Trucks Band simply doesn’t have an ‘off’ night.

Their run at the Orpheum in Boston, MA this past week was a great example of them hitting their stride (or dare I say hitting the note) this year. The run was highlighted by sit-ins from Jorma Kaukonen, Jeff Lockhart, Amy Ray and Jeff Fielder, amazing covers of Joe Cocker among dozens of other artists and tributes to the late Leon Russell. All in all, the three shows clock in at a little over six hours of music.

The final show of their run on Saturday night and final of the year, marked Tedeschi Trucks Band’s 101st show of 2016. Wow.

Thanks to Bob Hundertmark and vanark for the excellent recordings and a shoutout to Sean Roche for the great video footage he got all during the run.

12/1/2016 Setlist

Intro
Get What You Deserve
Let Me Get By
Don’t Drift Away
Within You, Without You-
Just As Strange
Bird On A Wire
The Storm
The Color of the Blues
Jorma Intro.
Key To The Highway*
I Wish I Knew (How It Would Feel To Be Free)
Leaving Trunk-
Volunteered Slavery
How Blue Can You Get?
Jam-Drums-
Let Me Get By-Jam-Let Me Get By

Encore Break
It Ain’t Easy-
Space Captain

* w/Jorma Kaukonen

12/1/2016 original recording

12/2/2016 Setlist

Anyhow
Don’t Know What It Means
Keep On Growing
The Sky Is Crying
Right On Time
Darlin’ Be Home Soon
Had To Cry Today
Angel From Montgomery > Sugaree > Angel From Montgomery*
Little By Little
Made Up Mind
Bound For Glory
Delta Lady
Get Out Of My Life Woman
I Want More
Soul Sacrifice

Encore:
Isn’t It A Pity
You Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere*

* with Amy Ray and Jeff Fielder

12/2/2016 original recording

12/3/2016 Setlist

FIRST SET
Don’t Know What It Means-
The Letter
Laugh About It
Something
Right on Time
Crying Over You
Susan dedicates next song to Derek
Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever
Sticks and Stones
Idle Wind

SECOND SET
[A Song for You] (missing)
Do I Look Worried
Just As Strange
Little Martha / Midnight in Harlem
Comin’ Home
Jeff Lockhart Intro..
Let’s Go Get Stoned*
I Wish I Knew (How It Would Feel To Be Free)
Band & Intros
I Pity the Fool
I Want More-
Soul Sacrifice

Encore Break
With a Little Help From My Friends

12/3/2016 original recording

Tedeschi Trucks Band:
Susan Tedeschi – electric guitar, vocals
Derek Trucks – electric guitar
Kofi Burbridge – keyboards, flute
Tyler Greenwell – drums, percussion
J.J. Johnson – drums, percussion
Tim Lefebvre – bass
Kebbi Williams – saxophone
Ephraim Owens – trumpet
Elizabeth Lea – trombone
Mike Mattison – vocals, acoustic guitar
Mark Rivers – vocals
Alecia Chakour – vocals

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