Gillian Welch & David Rawlings

[Drunk Monk]

Welch rawling 
Bertha
Black John
Dire wolf
Been all around this world

My team Cat & Charlotte are bored. But us deadheads, the is pure gospel. Absolutely divine
Collapse near front of stage - I wanted to stay but..

Must have been the roses
Dark hollow
Loser
Cassidy
Cumberland

Break

Brown eyed 
All around this world
Cold win
Deep elem
Brojedown
Jack a roe
Bird song
Stella
Ripple

E: Graham - box
Sugar
Stephen

My crew is dying. They can’t even get into it

Love light > Stephen 
Morning dew
Good it’s

Did a lot of wheel chair carries

[King Bob]

Black John? Did you mean Black Peter? Cold win? Did you mean Cold Rain & Snow?

[Drunk Monk]

Black John was a dear friend of mine, someone I did Dead tour with when I was with the band. Indeed I meant Black Peter, but my brain glitched.

Cold win was Cold Rain and that one's on spelchuk.

The double All Around This World is on me too. Note that I was running a lot of calls, so some of my notes were made one-handed whilst the other was pushing a wheelchair. 

I do set lists out of habit. I used to have to write the 'official' reports for Rock Med when we were on tour and keeping set lists helped jog my memory. But they are often inaccurate because I am often engaged in other tasks, as you know.

Here's the set list off setlist.fm

1. Set 1:
   
2. Bertha
   (Grateful Dead cover)
   Play Video
   
3. Black Peter
   (Grateful Dead cover)
   Play Video
   
4. Dire Wolf
   (Grateful Dead cover)
   Play Video
   
5. Oh Babe It Ain't No Lie
   (Elizabeth Cotten cover)
   Play Video
   
6. It Must Have Been the Roses
   (Robert Hunter cover)
   Play Video
   
7. Dark Hollow
   (Bill Browning and His Echo Valley Boys cover)
   Play Video
   
8. Loser
   (Jerry Garcia cover)
   Play Video
   
9. Cassidy
   (Bob Weir cover)
   Play Video
   
10. Cumberland Blues
    (Grateful Dead cover)
    Play Video
    
11. Set 2:
    
12. Brown-Eyed Women
    (Grateful Dead cover)
    Play Video
    
13. I've Been All Around This World
    ([traditional] cover)
    Play Video
    
14. Cold Rain and Snow
    ([traditional] cover)
    Play Video
    
15. Deep Elem Blues
    ([traditional] cover)
    Play Video
    
16. Brokedown Palace
    (Grateful Dead cover)
    Play Video
    
17. Jack-a-Roe
    ([traditional] cover)
    Play Video
    
18. Bird Song
    (Jerry Garcia cover) (>)
    Play Video
    
19. Stella Blue
    (Grateful Dead cover)
    Play Video
    
20. Ripple
    (Grateful Dead cover)
    Play Video
    
21. Encore:
    
22. Box of Rain
    (Grateful Dead cover) (with Grahame Lesh)
    Play Video
    
23. Sugar Magnolia
    (Grateful Dead cover) (with Grahame Lesh)
    Play Video
    
24. St. Stephen
    (Grateful Dead cover) (with Grahame Lesh) (>)
    Play Video
    
25. Not Fade Away
    (The Crickets cover) (with Grahame Lesh) (> “St. Stephen” reprise)
    Play Video
    
26. Morning Dew
    (Bonnie Dobson cover) (with Grahame Lesh)
    Play Video
    
27. And We Bid You Goodnight
    ([traditional] cover) (with Grahame Lesh)
    

Looking forward to seeing you tonight! 

NOTE that this show has been an hour behind on almost every stop of the tour. Friday's show was scheduled for 8-10:30 but it went for 9-10:31. Also note that it was a big long encore, so don't leave early. Also note that the food at the Quarry sux this year so far (unless you like subway sammiches). Eat beforehand.

[Drunk Monk]

Deal
Brown eyed 
Dire wolf
Ain’t no lie
Loser
Jack a rod
Must’ve been the roses
Speedway
Friend 
 Cassidy > birdsong > Cassidy 

Bertha
All around this world > candy man 
Deep elem
Brokedown
Cumberland 
Cold rain
Ripple on Jerry’s guitar

E- black Peter
High time
St Stephen > nfa > Stephen
> morning dew
Sugaree

An excellent D00Moon gathering at set break.

[thatguy]

Deal
Brown eyed 
Dire wolf
Ain’t no lie
Loser
Jack a rod
Must’ve been the roses
Speedway
Friend 
 Cassidy > birdsong > Cassidy 

Bertha
All around this world > candy man 
Deep elem
Brokedown
Cumberland 
Cold rain
Ripple on Jerry’s guitar

E- black Peter
High time
St Stephen > nfa > Stephen
> morning dew
Sugaree

An excellent D00Moon gathering at set break.

I think there were two songs on Jerry's guitar.

That encore was a whole 'nuther set.

The bass player was great and I enjoyed Gillian and he taking turns on the snare (while still playing their own instruments). 

I was tripping on the lights against the quarry wall and trees. I didn't see many clouds of smoke, but maybe it was a contact high?

I did see a shooting star somewhere in the middle of the show. It was a star, just between the tops of two trees, but it was slowly moving like a satellite, but much brighter than that. Little by little, it got dimmer and then disappeared. It could have been a satellite reflecting the sunset, but it was unusually bright.

They should serve hot beverages, like coffee, tea, and or hot chocolate there. 

--tg

[Drunk Monk]

Jerry's guitar was used for 3 - Ripple, High Time, & Black Peter. Those were just my notes on my iPhone. Keeping setlists is a habit of mine from those Jerry daze...

Gillian played it for soundcheck (which I wasn't at because I was stupid not to go earlier). She did To Lay Me Down and Babe It Ain't No Lie. I would've loved to hear her take on Lay Me Down.

the encore was similar to Friday's encore with that Stephen>NFA>Stephen>Dew. Friday was Box because Lesh was there, then Sugar, then this passage, then Goodnight. 

Overall I thought last night was the stronger show of the two, especially the energy of Set 1 and that Cassidy>Birdsong>Cassidy. Stacy really liked the Cold Rain and Snow. I thought Friday's Brokedown was stronger (I was getting misty on that one) but Friday had a primacy effect. 

The lights were accentuated for this show. There was a 'no light effects' policy at Drain the night before so everyone could see the crazy moshers and we could track if anyone was throwing sucker punches. This was the first time the Quarry put lights on the audience that way, more for the performers benefit, to get a better reaction out of them. That was such an improvement. 

The bass player was Paul Kowert. He was fantastic. He impressed me even more last night than on Friday because I could tune into him better. 

You are so right about concessions. They were better last year when they brought in some food trucks. This year, they suck. I don't know why. The Santa Cruz Eats is just subway sammiches (lame) and hot drinks would be killer. Saturday Verve had a booth because one of the members of Drain is a roaster and they were giving out cans of coffee. I drank too much coffee that night.

[King Bob]

I enjoyed the bass work too. New Speedway Boogie was a nice pick, and Ripple, which I'm not sure I ever heard the Dead play.

Not a complaint, but they could have cast their net wider when choosing songs. Others that would work well with their style that I can think of are Althea, China Doll, He's Gone, and Row Jimmy. They could probably do a nice Standing On the Moon as well.

[Drunk Monk]

New Speedway Boogie was a nice pick, and Ripple, which I'm not sure I ever heard the Dead play.

The ending chorus of Speedway hits particularly hard lately.

I'm saddened we never heard the Dead play Ripple. It had fallen out of their song list by the time we were following them.

Others that would work well with their style that I can think of are Althea, China Doll, He's Gone, and Row Jimmy. They could probably do a nice Standing On the Moon as well.

I would've loved to hear an Althea too. SotM was way late. But that was our wedding song, and it's been way too long since we heard it live together.

[King Bob]

Ship of Fools would have been a good one too.

[Drunk Monk]

Oooooh yeah. Luv SoF.

I was kinda hopin for Monkey and the Engineer. That’s such a goofy song.

[thatguy]

I was hoping for Crazy Fingers, but had low expectations which were met. 

--tg

[Drunk Monk]

I was hoping for Dark Star or Terrapin or The Other One. Those are my jams. I'm not sure any of those would work well for Welch Rawlings, but I'd enjoy hearing them try...