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God Johnson
7/25/2007
The Cabooze – Minneapolis

GJ Time – 11:25
Triscuit *
Come Home *
Crosseyed & Painless *^
Break Of Day * >
Spider
12:22

Set Two – 12:46
Ramble On
Loving Cup ^ >
Electric Shoes ^
A Day In The Life ^
Emotional Rescue Tease ^
Theme From The Bottom ^
1:43

^ - Ryan Peterson from Fat Maw Rooney on Guitar
* - Kevin Sinclair on Sax


I had completely forgotten that Fancy Bastard was opening tonight –
maybe my mind isn't quite up to speed after 10K just yet. I caught
the end of their set that featured Kevin Sinclair on his soprano sax
for a crazy funky Night Court jam that really blew me away. After
wishing Jackie a quick Happy Birthday, they got down to business with
a nice Triscuit. There was something unusual in the middle – kind of
a different jam that was hard to describe but I liked it. Then we got
to hear Come Home, a newer song from Tim that has a loping reggae feel
to it. Ryan from Fat Maw came up to play on Crosseyed & Painless and
it was definitely the highlight of the first set. They were really
going for it on this one and it just didn't want to quit. Break Of
Day was pretty solid, and it segued into one of the other new ones
called Spider. It's a bit dark and eerie feeling in the minor key,
but I like it.

The second set was one to behold, starting with a Ramble On and Loving
Cup. Mick Jagger turned 64 at midnight, and maybe this was a tribute
to him? Either way, the jam out of Loving Cup was coined the `AA' Jam
(Awesomely Amazing) and it had Ryan and Jason really feeding off of
each other and taking it to new heights before it segued into Electric
Shoes. Next up came A Day In The Life which was pretty
straight-forward. Afterwards there was a moment or three of
indecision that had them doing a tease / jam / quasi-full song /
trainwreck of Emotional Rescue. It seemed like it was close, and one
day I hope to see them play a full version of it because it was just
so much fun! They they still didn't seem to know what to do so they
teased The Squirms and about a half dozen other things before going
into a Theme From The Bottom. This one turned out to be a real
monster with Ryan doing a cool Blue Sky tease/riff in the jam and
sounding incredible. They rocked it until well past 1:30, so we
didn't get an encore this time. But as usual, I don't think anyone
was too disappointed after that second set. It was huge and full of
teases, treats, and ferocious jams. I really hope the recordings
turned out good for this one!

There's no show this weekend, so enjoy the nice weather and we'll see
you back at the Cabooze next Wednesday!