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Watch Tedeschi Trucks Band Close Out Savannah Music Festival

After a month off, tour juggernauts Tedeschi Trucks Band are back on the road for a handful of shows before starting their summer tour in earnest this June and July. TTB closed out the two week Savannah Music Festival this past Saturday in style.

TTB shared a collection of crowd-favorites including “Midnight in Harlem” and “Angel from Montgomery > Sugaree.”

I Wish I Knew

Midnight in Harlem

Don’t Know What it Means > Shame

Thanks to Live For Live Music for sharing the great footage!

Photo credit: ccdpics

Front Row: Watch Tedeschi Trucks Band and Luther Dickinson Shred on “Statesboro Blues” at the Beacon

Tedeschi Trucks Band continued their residency at the Beacon last night, filled with tons of guests. The show marked their 4th show of the run and supposedly their 25th show at the Beacon Theater. North Mississippi Allstars opened up the show which all-but ensured a Luther Dickinson sit-in. Luther’s sit-in with TTB during the 2016 Beacon run marked one of the best jams of last year.

Tedeschi Trucks Band did welcome out Luther for a sit-in and oh so many more guests including jazz and pop pianist Norah Jones, Wilco lead guitarist Nels Cline, Allman Brothers Band percussionist Jaimoe, and Doyle Bramhall II. Luther played the second guitar slot in another Allman Brother Band tune as he did last year with a smokin’ cover of “Statesboro Blues.”

“Statesboro Blues” wasn’t the only ABB tune of the night. TTB treated the Beacon to “Whipping Post” and invited Nels Cline and Jaimoe to sit in on “Ain’t Wastin’ Time No More.”

Thanks again to Sean Roche for the awesome front row footage!

Midnight in Harlem

All the World with Doyle Bramhall II

Part of Me with Doyle Bramhall II

Lovin’ You with Doyle Bramhall II

Ali > Let Me Get By with Nels Cline

Ain’t Wastin’ Time No More with Nels Cline and Jaimoe

Love Has No Pride with Norah Jones

I Wish I Knew

Whipping Post

Will the Circle Be Unrboken > Bound for Glory

Photo credit: mattgolden36

Listen to Tedeschi Trucks Band & John Medeski Tear Up the Beacon – 10/6/2017 Full Show AUD

The long awaited return of Tedeschi Trucks Band to the Beacon Theater for their annual autumn run has come to an end. Last night, TTB with the help of a couple of friends and opening act, The Greyhounds. The TTB Beacon run carries on the long-standing tradition that Derek Trucks was a part of for so many years—the spring Allman Brothers Band run at the Beacon.

As with Beacon run’s in the past, TTB welcomed two very special guests to the stage last night. First up was Carey Frank, who had subbed in all summer for Kofi Burbridge. Kofi has regained his health and strength and is now back with the band. Frank sat in for the tune “Chevrolet” early on in the show.

The second special guest came out towards the end of the set. Jazz keyboardist, John Medeski sat in for the last four songs of the set, totaling nearly 40 minutes of stage time. The song’s included TTB concert staples like “Get Out of My Life Woman,” “Let Me Get By” and “Will the Circle Be Unbroken.” TTB and Medeski also teamed up for “Hudson,” which was written by Medeski and John Scofield.

Intro
Laugh About It
Don’t Know What It Means
Anyday
Right On Time
Chevrolet #
All The World
Idle Wind
Sweet Mama Janisse
Shame
I Pity The Fool
I Wish I Knew
Get Out Of My Life Woman *
Hudson *
Let Me Get BY *
Will The Circle Be Unbroken*

Encore
Down Along The Cove
Made Up Mind

# w/ Carey Frank – keys
* w/ John Medeski – keys

Thanks to edtyre for the fantastic recording.

Photo credit: dataharvest

Listen to Tedeschi Trucks Band’s Emotional Atlanta Show with Tributes to Col. Bruce Hampton & More – 7/15/2017 Full Show AUD

Tedeschi Trucks Band’s Wheel of Soul tour steamrolled into Atlanta last Saturday night. The tour is about halfway down and has been spectacular thus far. While not technically their home, the Atlanta show was something of a homecoming for Derek Trucks and his band. It marked their first time that he and his bandmates had played the Fox Theater since his good friend Col. Bruce Hampton passed away on stage at his 70th birthday show.

Col. Bruce was honored with the encore tune “Cry Me a River” right after TTB dedicated the first encore tune, “Song for You” to their bandmate Kofi Burbridge who is recovering from a massive heart attack earlier this spring. While not formally mentioned by the band, Gregg Allman was also on everyone’s mind during the “Little Martha” intro to “Midnight in Harlem” and the “Whipping Post” final chorus and jam out of “The Storm.”

As with other shows this tour, Wheels of Soul openers The Wood Brothers and Hot Tuna sat in on some songs during Tedeschi Truck Band’s set. Hot Tuna’s Jorma Kaukonen (guitar), Jack Cassidy (bass), and Justin Guip (drums) joined for for “The Sky Is Crying” and Oliver Wood (guitar, vocals), Chris Wood (bass), Jano Rix (keyboards), and Tinsley Ellis (guitar) came on stage for “Have No Shame” and “Sweet Virginia.”

Setlist
I Want More
Don’t Know What It Means
Keep On Growing
Midnight In Harlem (w/ Little Martha intro )
The Sky Is Crying *
Made Up Mind
Have You No Shame **
Sweet Virginia **
I Wish I Knew
I Pity the Fool
The Storm
Whipping Post (jam and final chorus)

Encore
Song For You (dedicated to Kofi Burbridge)
Cry Me A River (dedicated to Bruce Hampton)
Will The Circle Be Unbroken
Bound For Glory

* with Jorma Kaukonen (guitar), Jack Cassidy (bass), and Justin Guip (drums)
** with Oliver Wood (guitar, vocals), Chris Wood (bass), Jano Rix (keyboards), and Tinsley Ellis (guitar)

Thanks to D. Fries for the recording.

Photo credit: perryjulienphotography

Watch the Fireworks Continue with Tedeschi Trucks Band’s Show at Wolf Trap – Video & 7/5/2017 Full Show AUD

The Wheels of Soul tour, which kicked off earlier this month, rolled into Vienna, Virginia—just outside of Washington D.C. After taking off July 4th, Tedeschi Trucks Band had a fireworks show of their own last night at Wolf Trap. Wheels of Soul brothers-in-arms Hot Tuna and The Wood Brothers also contributed to the magical TTB set last night.

Filling in for Kofi Burbridge who suffered a major heart attack a couple of weeks back and had to undergo heart surgery, was Carey Frank. Not only has Carey done a fine job filling in for Kofi, but he performed a beautiful duet with Susan on the first encore of the evening—”A Song For You.”

Jorma Kaukonen and Jack Casady of Hot Tuna lent a hand on the blues classic “Key to the Highway” and The Wood Brothers sat in for the final encore “You Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere.” TTB also treated Vienna to a little Allman Brothers Band with “Whipping Post” emerging out of “The Storm.”

Thanks to Alex Leary for the great recording. In addition to the full show audio, we have some great footage of the show thanks to our friend Tom Libera.

Will the Circle Be Unbroken

Don’t Know What It Means

Midnight in Harlem

Do I Look Worried

How Blue Can You Get

The Storm > Whipping Post

You Ain’t Going Nowhere

Key to the Highway

Setlist
I Want More
Do I Look Worried
Midnight In Harlem
Don’t Know What It Means
Get What You Deserve
How Blue Can You Get
Will The Circle Be Unbroken
Bound For Glory
Key To The Highway ^
I Wish I Knew (How It Would Feel To Be Free)
The Storm >
Whipping Post

Encore
A Song For You *
You Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere $

Notes:

– Wheels of Soul Tour: Hot Tuna played first, then Wood Brothers followed by TTB
– Carey Frank played keys in place of Kofi Burbridge.
– ^ with Hot Tuna
– * Susan and Carey duet
– $ with the Wood Brothers

Photo credit: rrblive


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