It’s hard to believe that Derek Trucks is only 39 years old. The slide guitar prodigy has been professionally performing for nearly the last 30 years.
One of his first and longest bands was the Derek Trucks Band. The DTB laid the foundation in many ways for the Tedeschi Trucks Band. Formed in 1994, Derek recorded and toured with them on and off again until 2010 when Tedeschi Trucks Band was formed.
Recently, taper Gordon Wilson posted an uncirculated soundboard recording from the Stella Blue Vault (aka a cardboard box of DATs) of Derek Trucks Band from 2000. The crisp, soundboard recording shows DTB in top form with two sets of originals and a few covers like the Meters’ “Cissy Strut” and Bob Marley’s “Lively Up Yourself.”
Derek’s wife and future band mate, Susan Tedeschi joined DTB for the “Feel So Bad” encore.
Set One:
01. Yonrico & Kofi Intro/Jam >
02. Untitled Jam >
03. Otto
04. Ain’t That Lovin’ You >
05. Oriental Folk Song
06. Preachin’ Blues
07. Cissy Strut
08. Lively Up Yourself
09. Travelin’ South
Set Two:
01. Everything Is Everything >
02. Naima
03. Chicken >
04. Forty-Four
05. 555 Lake >
06. Rastaman Chant
07. Afro Blue
Encore:
08. Feel So Bad *
* w/ Susan Tedeschi on vocals
Thanks to Gordon Wilson for the recording!
