Martin Sexton	
The Historic Pantages Theatre
Minneapolis, MN
Saturday, November 15th, 2003


Taper:		Jake Foust <jakefoust@hotmail.com>
		 
Source:		Sony ECM MS907 > Sony D7 Dat

Conversion:	D7 > Wav in Cooledit Pro > tracked in Cd Wave
		> Shn in MKW	

Location:	Row H, Left Stack, 12 ft high

****DO NOT ENCODE THIS SHOW TO MP3 FORMAT****

Disc One

Set One:

01:	Crowd Intro					-	00:22
02:	Where Did I Go Wrong				- 	06:15
03:	Diggin Me					- 	04:51
04:	Faith on the Table				- 	04:00
05:	Can't Stop Thinkin About You			- 	05:45
06:	Angeline					-	05:02
07:	Wasted						-	04:57
08:	The Beast in Me					-	05:27

Set Two:

09:	Candy						-	06:29
10:	I Still Think About You				-	03:24
11:	Penny from the Land of Plenty			-	03:06
12:	Things You Do to Me > Raspberry Beret @ 	-	06:28
13:	Freedom of the Road				-	05:24		


Total:							-	61:30

Disc Two

Set Two, Cntd:

01:	Love Keep Us Together				-	04:27
02:	My Maria					-	05:01
03:	13 Step Boogie					-	06:02
04:	Women & Wine					-	05:55
05:	Over My Head					-	03:43
06:	Land of Make Believe #				-	03:51
07:	Diner %						-	05:20
08:	Gypsy Woman > You Shook Me > Amazing Grace *	-	13:43
09:	Black Sheep > This Little Light o Mine		-	10:43
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10:	Crowd Noise / Martin Speak			-	01:56
11:	The Way I Am $					-	06:20
12:	Purple Rain &					-	07:09


Total:							-	74:10

Notes:  

@ Reggae/Carnival Version, Raspberry Beret = Prince Cover

# Chuck Mangione Cover - guitar and muted trumpet voice

% "Johnny Cash, God rest his soul" - :-) 

* You Shook Me = Willie Dixon Cover ( Also played by Led Zeppelin )

$ Absolutley no amplification.  Martin brought out his Taylor acoustic
guitar, did not plug it in, and used no mic - sat at the edge of the stage,
legs dangling off like a boy in a dream - and proceeded to fill this 1,000 +
theatre with his soulful voice.

& Prince Cover


General Notes:

Whole show is Martin solo

Great crowd tonight, generally attentive during the music, offering
thunderous applause between songs, and participating like they meant it.

Not the best location to tape from, but the venue offered us no other option,
and it turned out well considering the circumstances.

You will need an 80 minute cd-r to burn disc 2 of this show.



http://www.tc.umn.edu/~brun0238/sexton.html

