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2018
7/19/18
intro
0:53
Fish Out of Water
5:11
Natchez Trace
4:24
I Thought He Was Dead
6:09
In Oxford Mississippi
4:17
Mystery
5:08
Snake Behind Glass
5:00
Poor Valley Radio
6:45
Masterpiece
4:03
Halfway Home
5:46
I Felt My Courage Fall
4:54
What's My Name?
5:23
Waste
5:04
Drone Operator
6:14
Good Time Charlie's Got the Blues [Danny O’Keefe]
4:00
Sentimental Marching Song
4:38
FIN
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Taper Notes:
View NotesJon Langford: vocals, guitar Tawny Newsome: vocals Bethany Thomas: vocals John Szymanski: guitar, vocals Brian Stanley: bass Jean Cook: violin, vocals Steve Goulding: drums The same setlist (albeit in a different order) as when the Four Lost Souls played Brooklyn the previous fall, but if anything an even more intense performance, with Bethany and Tawny in particular shaking the Union Hall’s tiny basement space. (Bethany was tall enough to brace herself on the ceiling throughout much of the show.) No added guitarists this time, but longtime Langford collaborator Jean Cook was on hand to lend some violin flourishes and join in on the shouting during the finale of “Sentimental Marching Song.” The mic recording of this (via AT-853s suspended from the ceiling about ten feet from the stage) was excellent, thanks to the great Union Hall sound system and the work of soundman Gary, and the addition of a soundboard feed made it even more so. If you like this, you'll enjoy the Four Lost Souls album even more, so go and buy it right now, already!