Jed Luckless
2009-09-05
August West Amphitheater, Darkstar, SL

Source: WAV>FLAC
Transfered by: Jedtainment
Tracking by: Jedtainment

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Disc 1 			                                (49:08)
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01. Jam #3014						(04:51)
02. Hard To Handle					(04:20)
03. Sugaree						(08:30)
04. Me & Bobby McGee	    				(08:02)
05. Mexicali Blues					(05:51)
06. Morning Dew						(08:41)
07. I Know You Rider					(08:06)
08. Set Outro						(00:47)
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Disc 2			                                (83:22)
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01. Jam #2910						(06:30)
02. Wharf Rat >						(13:08)
03. Eyes Of The World >					(09:45)
04. Drums >						(07:34)
05. Space >						(05:25)
06. St. Stephen						(09:08)
07. They Love Each Other				(09:38)
08. Bertha						(09:32)
09. Monkey And The Engineer				(04:20)
10. Quinn The Eskimo					(08:22)

Notes:

A high energy show, as Jed returns from a nearly three week hiatus with a bang. He launches immediately with 20+ minutes of straight music taking it through the opening jam and first two tunes. The set bounces along nicely with a fine rendition of Bobby McGee, and builds to an inspired Morning Dew into a sweet, jammy Rider.

Second set really blows open, featuring a fifty-three minute segment comprised of a sweet opening jam into a wicked Wharf Rat, featuring a killer turnaround, which slides right into a jammed out Eyes of the World. As if this weren't enough Jed launches from there right into one of his best drums and space, culminating with a killer piece of feedback. But he's not done yet, using a nice flemenco-ish jam to move right into St. Stephen. Stephen for its own part features an amazingly rippin jam.

After the fifty-three minute "warm up", Jed proceeds to play another forty minutes of rockin' tunes, filling out the set with one of his jammy standbys "Love Each Other" and a fantastic, phished-out Bertha. The encore wraps it up with a fun Monkey and The Engineer
 and a trippy Quinn the Eskimo. 

A fantastic show end to end, after too long a break without a show. Enjoy!