Driving Songs Volume 9 Fall 2010

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DISC ONE 1. Bring It On Home (7:00) 10/31 New Orleans, LA 2. Chilly Water (9:57) 10/15 Oakland, CA 3. Walkin' (For Your Love) (4:00) 10/1 St Augustine, FL 4. Surprise Valley (10:13) 10/1 St Augustine, FL 5. Walkin' (For Your Love) (1:02) 10/1 St Augustine, FL 6. You Got Yours (8:45) 10/10 Milwaukee, WI 7. Spoonful (9:40) 10/10 Milwaukee, WI 8. Airplane (12:28) 9/24 Atlanta, GA 9. Let It Rock (8:41) 10/5 Nashville, TN DISC TWO 1. Stop Go (5:37) 10/8 Kansas City, MO 2. Genesis (6:12) 10/8 Kansas City, MO 3. Stop Go (8:13) 10/8 Kansas City, MO 4. Cotton Was King (6:06) 9/18 Charlottesville, VA 5. Dream Warrior (6:35) 10/30 New Orleans, LA 6. Pigeons (8:37) 10/23 Las Vegas, NV 7. Pleas (11:03) 10/23 Las Vegas, NV 8. Jack (6:57) 10/23 Las Vegas, NV 9. Strange Times (9:44) 10/31 New Orleans, LA 10. Conrad The Caterpillar (8:23) 10/27 Grand Prairie, TX DISC THREE 1. Driving Song (11:57) 10/24 Valley Center, CA 2. Travelin' Light (6:18) 10/24 Valley Center, CA 3. Bear's Gone Fishin' (10:37) 10/27 Grand Prairie, TX 4. Ain't No Use (9:18) 10/27 Grand Prairie, TX 5. This Cruel Thing (5:06) 9/25 Atlanta, GA 6. Blight (7:04) 9/25 Atlanta, GA 7. Tie your Shoes (5:44) 10/20 Reno, NV 8. Red Hot Mama (8:10) 10/20 Reno, NV 9. Tie Your Shoes (6:42) 10/20 Reno, NV Widespread Panic is: John Bell-Vocals, Guitars • John Hermann-Keyboards, Vocals • Jimmy Herring-Guitar Todd Nance-Drums • Domingo S. Ortiz-Percussion • Dave Schools-Basses, Vocals Recorded by Chris Rabold / post-production: Micah Gordon, Jon Richter & Brad Serling (nugs.net) all songs written by Widespread Music (BMI) Administered by Bug Music except: Spoonful by Willie Dixon published by Driving Songs Hoochie Coochie Music, administered by Bug/Arc Music Corp BMI; Genesis by Jorma Kaukohen published by Bosso Fataka Music / EMI Blackwood Music BMI; Dream Warrior by Dr. John and David Lee Carson published by Fonkalot Music Inc, Nophir Music/Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp BMI; Strange Times by Dan Auerbach Volume 9 and James Carney published by McMoore McLesst Publishing BMI; Travelin' Light by JJ Cale published by Audigram Songs Inc. BMI; Ain't No Use by J. Modeliste, A. Neville, L. Nocentelli, G. Porter published by BUG MUSIC / Bugaloo Music BMI; This Cruel Thing by Vic Chesnutt published by Ghetto Bells Music BMI; Blight by Vic Chesnutt published by Ghetto Bells Music c/o Bug Music / Widespread Music BMI; Red Hot Mama by George Fall 2010 Clinton published by Gold Forever Music BMI.

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WIDESPREAD PANIC Street Dogs
WIDESPREAD PANIC Street Dogs Widespread Panic has been together going on 30 years. Formed by original members vocalist/guitarist John “JB” Bell, bassist Dave Schools and late guitarist Michael Houser, who lived together in a suburban house in Athens, GA, where they met as students not far from the University of Georgia campus, later to be joined by drummer Todd Nance. Shortly after that, the band’s line-up was solidified with the addition of percussionist Domingo “Sunny” Ortiz and keyboard player John “JoJo” Hermann. Formed in the tradition of the great southern guitar blues bands, with an improvisatory ethos, Widespread Panic continue to explore a sound all its own on the band’s 12th album, Street Dogs, their first studio effort since 2010’s Dirty Side Down. When asked to describe Street Dogs, Widespread Panic’s debut album on Vanguard Records, JB references the way Dr. John describes the music scene in New Orleans as “a gumbo of musical influences.” JB cites Van Morrison and George Carlin as influences while Dave (Grateful Dead/Miles Davis), Mike (Emerson Lake and Palmer), Todd (Steely Dan), Sunny (Tito Puente), JoJo (classically trained with a love for Professor Longhair) and Jimmy (Beatles/ Mahavishnu Orchestra) all bring something different to the table. “Above all, after nearly thirty years together, we are arguably each other’s greatest influence,” JB concludes. That eclectic approach includes the funky New Orleans flavor of “Sell Sell,” their cover of The Animals keyboardist Alan Price’s song from the soundtrack of the 1973 Malcolm McDowell film O Lucky Man!, and the playful nod to a missing feline in the gentle prog- rock of “Steven’s Cat,” written and recorded in a single day in the studio.
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DISC ONE 1. A of D (3:08) Raleigh, NC 4/23/2010 2. Stop-Go (14:18) Live Oak, FL 4/16/2010 3. Goin' Out West (10:42) Orange Beach, AL 5/8/2010 4. You Got Yours (7:19) Richmond, VA 4/27/2010 5. Use Me (11:24)* Washington, DC 4/20/2010 6. Travelin' Man (7:22) Raleigh, NC 4/24/2010 7. Dirty Business (13:47) Orange Beach, AL 5/8/2010 8. Mr. Soul (5:53) Myrtle Beach, SC 3/26/2010 DISC TWO 1. Diner (16:59) Chattanooga, TN 5/4/2010 2. You Should Be Glad (11:40) New Orleans, LA 4/29/2010 3. Smokestack Lightning (8:41) Memphis, TN 4/30/2010 4. Pilgrims (7:42) Memphis, TN 4/30/2010 5. Slippin' Into Darkness (13:14)** Live Oak, FL 4/17/2010 6. Henry Parsons Died (6:57) Myrtle Beach, SC 3/26/2010 7. Saint Ex (6:51) Orange Beach, AL 5/7/2010 DISC THREE 1. Sharon (14:13) Greenville, SC 5/5/2010 2. Coconut (8:43) Greenville, SC 5/5/2010 3. On Your Way Down (7:34)*** New Orleans, LA 4/29/2010 4. Rock (8:10) Richmond, VA 4/26/2010 5. Vacation (16:40) Raleigh, NC 4/23/2010 6. Bowlegged Woman (10:49) Orange Beach, AL 5/7/2010 Widespread Panic is: John Bell-Vocals, Guitars • John Hermann-Keyboards, Vocals • Jimmy Herring-Guitar Todd Nance-Drums • Domingo S. Ortiz-Percussion • Dave Schools-Basses, Vocals *with guest Ron Holloway - sax, **with guests Luther Dickinson - guitar and Steve Lopez- percussion, ***with guests The Mega Blasters - horns Recorded by Chris Rabold / post-production: Micah Gordon, Jon Richter & Brad Serling (nugs.net) all songs written by Widespread Music (BMI) Administered by Bug Music except: Goin' Out West by Tom Waits, Kathleen Brennan
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volume 6 issue 5 2013 Rising from the Ashes to Rule the Roost with Phoenix Bussing Widespread Panic On the Road Again Doing What They Do Best BottleRock 2013 Plus Inside Panic Tours with Bandit Lites CHALLENGING THE Adlib Entec Utopium ETC XL Video STATUSSTATUS QUOQUO Outline On Stage Audio CONTENTS vol.6 issue 5 2013 IN THE NEWS 4 Adlib Supplies Lana Del Rey Tour 5 Utopium Brightens Up Boomtown 6 Entec Invests in Latest Clay Paky Technology for Mark Knopfler 8 ETC Gears Up for Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2013 9 XL On Tour with ‘Priscilla Queen of the Desert the Musical’ 10 Outline Provides Sonic Thunder for Miller Lite Oasis Stage at Summerfest 2013 11 On Stage Audio Expands, Builds North America’s Largest Martin Audio MLA Inventory FEATURES 14 BottleRock 2013 20 Challenging the Status Quo 25 Status QuoCrew 27 Rising from the Ashes to Rule the Roost With Phoenix Bussing 30 Widespread Panic-On the Road Again Doing What They Do Best 33 Widespread Panic Crew 35 Panic Tours with Bandit Lites >> IN THE NEWSFROM THE Publisher With this issue, we feature one of the top tours in Europe this year, Status Quo. I have to confess that this gives me a certain amount of personal gratification, since I started my professional career in Europe in 1968. OK, I am dating myself, but it is true that we all think about how we HOME OFFICE STAFF got started in this industry. ph: 615.256.7006 • f: 615.256.7004 2961 Armory Dr • Nashville, TN • USA 37204 Like most of us, I started at the bottom, tried other things, mobileproductionpro.com including teaching high school and in the middle of doing my tourlinkconference.com Master’s Degree, had an opportunity to do what I am still doing For advertising inquiries: now and never looked back.
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