
Source: Sony ECM-MS957>Sony MZ-M100
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Taped By: Ryan Thomas
Transfered by : Ryan Thomas


God Johnson
2/23/2007
St. Paul Winter Music Festival



one bonus track with 3 White Iron Band songs featuring 
Jason Fladager on Guitar

GJ Time – 8:30 sharp
Baby Hold On *
Standing There
Take Me To The River
Pace
Fall In Line
Have A Cigar
The Squirms
Naïve Melody >
The Wrath
Fame
The Doctor
Half Past One
9:50


* It sounds like its hissing for the first few minutes, but we were in 
a tent and it actually started Hailing. the sound is the hail bouncing 
off the tent. The Rock gods must have called for a rockstorm


Maybe it was the change of venue making things seem so much different,
but tonight was just incredible. The White Iron boys got things
started with a heavily blues-infused set and Jason sat in with them
for a couple at the end. Baby Hold on was a great opener, and got
what crowd there was up and moving. Standing There and Take Me To The
River were smooth and sweet. Jason really stepped it up on Pace, and
from there the show was at that next level. Fall In Line was tight
and funky, with Jimmy and Timmy really having fun together. Have A
Cigar just rocked. Apparently around this time the Police told them
they had reached the `threshold of pain' but I think they're nuts – it
really was mixed well in there given the environment. But during The
Squirms, it was the Threshold of Pain that was gheigh in a major way.
Naïve Melody was a lot of fun, always a favorite, and there was a
nice transition into The Wrath. Then Fame really let out all the
stops as the funk flowed like the Summit taps. The Doctor featured
Jimmy and Jason really laying it down and was probably the highlight
of the set for me. There was a bit of indecision about timing before
they kicked into a quick Half Past One and then headed on over to
Station Four for the Fancy Bastard jam. Lots of fun over there with
some crazy combinations of sit-ins and guest appearances. Jason did a
couple of Phish jams and Royce got up for a while, too. It was a
great night in St. Paul, and I'm not sure they were quite ready for
the ROCK to hit `em right between the eyes.

