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Listen to Bob Weir and Wolf Bros’ Exceptional Show in New Orleans – 3-24-2019 AUD

Bob Weir and the Wolf Bros’s tour kept truckin’ last week down to New Orleans. Bobby has just a few more dates with Lane and Was before reuniting with Dead and Company at the end of May.

Bobby’s first set was pretty standard for a Wolf Bros show with plenty of originals and more intimate tunes sandwiched between a big ol’ “Music Never Stopped.”

The second set featured a number of covers including “Me and Bobby McGee,” “Tomorrow Never Knows” and “Smokestack Lightning” in addition to plenty of Dead tunes.

Set I
01.  Intro
02.  Music Never Stopped
03.  Lay My Lily Down
*04.  Peggy O
*05.  Big River
*06.  Even So>
07.  October Queen
08.  Easy Answers
09.  Music Never Stopped

Set II
01.  Intro
02.  Me and Bobby Mcgee
*03.  Playing in the Band>
04.  Supplication Jam
05.  He’s Gone>
06.  Smokestack Lightning
07.  Tomorrow Never Knows
08.  Passenger
09.  Stella Blue
10.  Playing in the Band
11.  Encore Break
12.  Touch of Grey

* Bob Weir on Acoustic Guitar

Thanks to teamikoiko for the phenomenal recording!

Photo credit: toekneemarjerryoh

Listen to Bob Weir and Wolf Bros’ Show in Cincinnati – 3/6/2019 AUD

Bob Weir and Wolf Bros made their way from Detroit to Cincinnati earlier this week. Weir’s tour will take him out east before heading back to the midwest later in March.

At the Taft Theater, Weir, Was and Lane played plenty of Weir originals and Grateful Dead tunes. Weir and Wolf Bros also jammed on a far out cover of The Beatles’ “Tomorrow Never Knows” that slipped seamlessly into “I Need a Miracle.”

Set 1
01 Intro
02 Friend of the Devil
03 The Winners
04 Lay My Lily Down
05 Me and My Uncle
06 Loose Lucy
07 Eternity
08 Ashes and Glass >
09 Don’t Let Go > Ashes and Glass

Set 2
01 Intro
02 Playing in the Band >
03 The Music Never Stopped >
04 Easy Answers
05 Lost Sailor >
06 Saint of Circumstance >
07 Tomorrow Never Knows >
08 I Need a Miracle >
09 Wharf Rat >
10 Going Down the Road Feelin’ Bad

Enc: 11 Touch of Grey

Thanks to MYJIBOO for the recording.

Photo credit: danrbrill

Listen to Bob Weir and Wolf Bros’ Kick Off Spring Tour – 2/28/2019 AUD

Bob Weir and Wolf Bros kicked off their second tour last night in Ithaca, NY. Weir, Don Was and Jay Lane have 19 cities on the tour that extends through the end of March. The inaugural tour which ended with two nights at the Beacon in NYC, shows love to some of the towns less traveled like Northampton and Cleveland.

The 71 year old Grateful Dead founding member kicked off the show with a fitting “The Music Never Stopped.” The first set featured a few rare and vintage Weir tunes like “Bombs Away” and “The Winners.”

Weir and Wolf Bros went heavy on the Dead in the second set with a 14-minute “Scarlet Begonias,” “Jack Straw,” and “The Other One” among other Grateful Dead classics. Bobby also crooned on a pair of Dylan tunes including “A Hard Rain’s Gonna Fall” and an “It’s All Over Now Baby Blue” encore.

set1: 01:13:07
d1t01. Music Never Stopped->
d1t02. Easy Answers->
d1t03. Music Never Stopped
d1t04. Peggy-O
d1t05. Bombs Away
d1t06. The Winners
d1t07. Black-Throated Wind
d1t08. Weather Report Suite->
d1t09. Let It Grow

set2: 01:37:14
d2t01. Scarlet Begonias->
d2t02. Passenger>
d2t03. Jack Straw->
d2t04. Cassidy->
d2t05. Wharf Rat->
d2t06. The Other One>
d2t07. A Hard Rain’s Gonna Fall>
d2t08. Not Fade Away
d2t09. (E) It’s All Over Now Baby Blue

Thanks to Steven Weld for the recording.

Photo credit: jmo420xx

Watch Steve Kimock Sit In with Bob Weir and Wolf Bros in Tour Finale – 11/19/2018 Full Show Video

Bob Weir and Wolf Bros finished their inaugural tour last Monday night at the Beacon Theater in NYC. Bobby’s new band included Jay Lane on drums and a barefoot Don Was on the upright bass. The trio was often joined by guests and the finale last night was full of surprises.

The party got started with a grooving “The Music Never Stopped” in the first set. Bob segued into “Easy Answers” and the night’s first guest, Steve Kimock emerged from the shadows. A mini horns section including Kenny Brooks and Reggie Pittman came out for a spirited “Black Throated Wind” and sat in on songs through the rest of the two sets.

The last guest of the night, Tal Wilkenfeld came out to jam on “Scarlet Begonias” and other tunes throughout the evening. Tal is a young bassist that is talented beyond her years. At only 31 she has already played alongside Jeff Beck, Prince, Eric Clapton, Herbie Hancock and Mick Jagger.

Bobby opened the second set with a ballad, which he warned was a bad idea, but on Monday night it was warmly welcomed. “The Other One” was teased several times before finally rearing it’s head towards the end of the second set. One of the highlights of the evening was Bobby taking the lead on “Days Between.”

Weir and Wolf Bros ended the evening with a double encore including “Ripple” and “Brokedown Palace”—a perfect way to end a beautiful night.

Set 1:
The Music Never Stopped
Easy Answers (with Steve Kimock) (> ‘The Music Never Stopped’ reprise)
Artificial Flowers
Black-Throated Wind (with Kenny Brooks and Reggie Pittman)
Only a River (with Steve Kimock)
Odessa (with Steve Kimock) (and with Kenny Brooks and Reggie Pittman)
Scarlet Begonias (with Tal Wilkenfeld) (>)
Cassidy (with Tal Wilkenfeld) (and Steve Kimock)

Set 2:
Even So (with Kenny Brooks and Reggie Pittman) (>)
October Queen (with Kenny Brooks and Reggie Pittman) (>)
Bird Song (with Kenny Brooks and Reggie Pittman) (>)
Eternity (with Kenny Brooks and Reggie Pittman) (>)
The Other One (with Steve Kimock) (and with Kenny Brooks and Reggie Pittman) (>)
Days Between (with Steve Kimock) (and with Kenny Brooks and Reggie Pittman) (>)
Turn On Your Love Light (with Steve Kimock) (and with Kenny Brooks and Reggie Pittman)

Encore:
Ripple (with Tal Wilkenfeld) (and Steve Kimock) (>)
Brokedown Palace (with Tal Wilkenfeld) (and Steve Kimock)

Thanks to rdeal1999 for the video footage!

Photo credit: gratefulmike3

Listen to Tom Hamilton Join Bob Weir and Wolf Bros in Philly – 11/13/2018 Full Show AUD

Bob Weir and Wolf Bros have made it to the final stretch of their inaugural tour. Last night they landed at The Fillmore in Philadelphia and were joined by a very special guest as they have been in weeks past.

Tom Hamilton from Joe Russo’s Almost Dead joined Weir, Lane and Was to kick off the second set and for the “Ripple” encore. Hamilton sat-in for “Peggy-O” and a gorgeous “Bird Song” at the beginning of the second set.

Set One:
01 Cassidy
02 Gonesville
03 When I Paint My Masterpiece
04 Little Red Rooster
05 Easy Answers
06 Loose Lucy
07 Lost Sailor >
08 Saint of Circumstance

Set Two:
01 *Peggy-O
02 *Bird Song
03 Passenger
04 The Music Never Stopped >
05 Shaky Ground >
06 Standing on the Moon >
07 China Cat Sunflower >
08 I Know You Rider

Encore:
09 *Ripple

Thanks to Jeff Travitz and Keith Litzenberger for the recording!

Photo credit: lumpkin1467


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