The Jed Luckless Band
2013-06-22
Dudley's, New Rochelle, NY

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

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Disc 1 			                                (60:23)
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-Set 1-
01. Still In Luv With U					(04:22)
02. Brown Eyed Women					(05:05)
03. Far Gone Blues					(05:11)
04. Sand >						(08:15)
05. Dirt						(04:00)
06. Queen Lucille					(04:45)
07. Eyes Of The World >					(10:21)
08. Englishtown >					(04:20)
09. Jack Straw						(06:51)
10. Rock And Roll					(07:07)
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Disc 2 			                                (78:15)
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-Set 2-
01. Sugar Pop						(05:30)
02. Loser						(07:51)
03. Bouncing Around The Room				(06:42)
04. Shakedown Street >					(11:01)
05. Ohio						(05:47)
06. Saw Mill River >					(05:25)
07. Victim Of The Rhythm				(07:24)
08. FM Rock						(04:00)
09. Cities >						(06:55)	
10. Sneakin' Sally Through The Alley >			(05:58)	
11. Character Zero					(05:35)	
12. Ozone Blues						(06:01)
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Notes:

The Jed Luckless Band returns to Dudley's Parkview in New Rochelle, NY, delivering a high energy show to fans who came from far and wide! 

The festivities kick off with the JLB original "Still In Luv With U," and the first set features other JLB originals "Far Gone Blues" and "Queen Lucille." A Phish centerpiece shows up with a powerful "Sand>Dirt" combo, and two rockin' Grateful Dead tunes make a great sandwich of the Mark G. penned "Englishtown."

Second set builds on the energy, launching with the newish JLB original "Sugar Pop," followed up with some Dead and Phish. Several nice jams show up in second set, during "Shakedown Street," "Cities" and "Sneakin Sally." The JLB rocker "Victim of the Rhythm" makes a strong showing, and "FM Rock," features a nice nod to CSN.

There's lot's more here in what a fan called "an outstanding musical firestorm of rock and roll, jammy and melodic, but risk-taking and wildly inventive." Enjoy! :)
