Long Black Veil

Cha-cha.

Dancing Nancy's, Come Tomorrow, What Would You Say, The Maker, I Did It, One Sweet World, Looking for a Vein, So Damn Lucky, Long Black Veil, Spoon, The Last Stop, Cry Freedom, Trippin' Billies, Thank You, Encore, we've got Paper Town, Two Step, and in my opinion, Encore 2 of Good Good Time, Partial.

Fair enough.

Really,

yeah

but everything was just like it was it was money to a t so good

yeah great uh great set list creation and placement of songs and guests um and i think we get possibly maybe the three best ones four four maybe the top four of the weekend in this show with Long Black Veil, Sierra Hole, Spoon, Casey and Sierra Hole.

Last Stop, Sierra Hole sticks around.

I mean- Yes, I'm not gonna be jumping for joy over it, but there a- are shows there that have really interesting stuff.

I don't even re- has Long Black Veil been released yet?

It sure has.

It was on the-

um

shake me stay or leave it could happen jimmy thing word up and then and then long black veil makes its

return

and i was so happy to hear this again it's been years i think i heard it at the gorge a few years ago but it's just such a classic cover that they do and dave does it so well and you know he typically will do bring you know bring a guest on for it but this was just the bit just the band and it was beautiful i went i went back and listened to it a few times and it was gorgeous And then

now i mean if you think that we weren't at red rocks watching this set and when we saw the opener song that jane likes it felt like a punch in the gut okay no i get

i bet if

you if you didn't think that i saw long black veil and get real angry

because

There's certain songs, country songs, man, through the years, there's been so many sad, sad songs.

You know, you go back to the days of Long Black Veil.

Did you ever hear that one? Yeah.

That's a sad one.

So that was cool.

Yeah, I mean... know i after we talked with rashaun which i guess spoiler alert we we asked him some stuff about um you know him singing and you know different roles that he plays um and his answer was you know he's very reserved he doesn't like um necessarily singing and stepping out into the spotlight so anytime dave throws him on a song like word up or something for him to lead sing or rap and i did all those things he's pretty embarrassing he doesn't necessarily like to do it but he puts it on man and he does it yeah um and so it's so funny now hearing that and knowing that and then watching him perform that just like he's probably feeling it inside so i was just thinking about that the whole time but yeah it sounded good um and then oh man long long black veil next was Perfect.

It was gorgeous.

Loved that.

What do you think about that run kind of right after a word up there?

Oh, I loved it.

Long Black Veil was awesome.

Only the third time I'd seen it.

Yeah.

Well, and Long Black Veil.

In fact, those two songs are, I mean, some I forget who, when Long Black Veil was, you know, written by professional songwriters for Lefty Frizzell, the country singer, or he was the first to record it, you know, and somebody said it was an instant folk song.

I mean, it was written by like Tin Pan Alley guys, but they were imitating that tradition.

And it was on the first band album music from Big Pink.

But yeah, I feel like that's one of the things that I've always loved about classic country music is all the storytelling.

And there's like a lot of that like... it's almost like these songs they sound like they could be really old folk songs you know but they were written in like the 50s and 60s but they sound older and like there's one like called The Ride by David Allen Coe and that's like about the the ghost of Hank Williams Sr. and then you've got like The Long Black Veil and all these are about you know ghosts and stuff and like they're really cool songs Oh, actually, so I just looked it up.

That song, These Old Bones, Dolly Parton, she said it came to her in a dream.

Oh.