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I think I’ve got the whole setlist together now! Thank you, JC, for the assist!!!
Photos & Video below…
The show was about 2 hours long, one set and encore:Linin’ Track (aka Hangman Jury (Aerosmith))->
Country Doctor
Preacher in the Ring, Part 1 > Webern Variation #2 > Carter Catenaires
Soon Enough
End of the Innocnence
Life in the Psychotropics-> Catenaires
Might As Well Be Me
Study [HASHTAG]#22[/HASHTAG] (Charles Ives)->
Where’s the Bat?
Hooray For Tom
Valley Road ((Grateful) “Dead style” he said)
Gavotte (Schoenberg)->
Circus on the Moon
I Can’t Make You Love Me
Cyclone (during which he said “I sure wish I could hear Garcia playin’ on this”)
Spider Fingers->(Brick House)->Questions & Answers (Ornette Coleman)->Spider Fingers
The Way It Is (with Bach’s Goldberg Variation #1 & Turn on Your Lovelight)
E. Fortunate Son->
The Show Goes Onphotos here: https://bruuuce.com/theboard/index.php?gallery/albums/bruce-solo-at-the-wilbur-boston-ma-9-24-14.160/
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Hangman Jury (by Aerosmith) was the teased song that led into Country Doctor.
The classical piece in the middle of The Way It Is was Bach’s Goldberg Variation #1.Awesome, thank you! I said, “that sounds like Bach,” when he was playing that piece. Really appreciate the help!
The full set list was posted to Bruce’s Facebook account:
Edits/Additions:
Preacher in the Ring, Part 1 > Webern Variation #2 > Carter Catenaires
End of the Innocence > Song A > Sun Bear Theme (Keith Jarrett)
Life in the Psychotropics > Catenaires
The Charles Ives’ tune is Study [HASHTAG]#22[/HASHTAG]
Gavotte (Schoenberg) was the piece that led into Circus on the Moon
The Ornette Coleman piece in Spider Fingers was Questions & AnswersThe intro piece is credited as the traditional song Linin’ Track, but the lyrics are from the Aerosmith remake (Hangman Jury), so I’m sticking with my answer there
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