Jed Luckless
2021-01-19
Angels Rest, SL

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

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Disc 1 			                                (60:22)
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01. Introduction					(00:41)
02. Listen To The Angels				(05:10)
03. One And >						(03:41)
04. Ride With The Devil					(06:23)
05. Alignments						(08:22)
06. Englishtown >					(13:24)
07. Me And Bobby McGee					(05:42)
08. Slowly Fades					(06:08)
09. On Hold						(06:01)
10. Ungratefully Dead					(04:50
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Disc 2			                                (72:29)
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01. Who Needs A Jed Show?				(01:05)
02. Give It Back >					(20:19)
03. Smile Forever					(08:34)
04. The Kid That Tried To Fly				(09:43)
05. I Love You >					(17:51)
06. I Know There's Something				(03:01)		
07. By And Bye						(05:48)
08. Driver						(06:08)

Notes:

It's show #4 on the Jed Luckless Winter Tour 2021! This one's a first time stop at a venue called Angels Rest. It's always an unknown when Jed Tour rolls into a new spot, but this one turns out great with a perfect atmosphere, warm vibes, a great crowd and an amazing light setup from Moondance Parx.

Jed opens the festivities with the appropriately titled "Listen To The Angels," followed by the other side of the coin with "Ride With The Devil" and it's usual predecessor "One And." The "dungeons & dragons" song "Alignments" is up next, followed by a Mark Gutenplan song for the fourth show in a row, this time Mark's Grateful Dead inspired "Englishtown." It generates the first cool improv jam of the night, which segues effortlessly into "Me And Bobby McGee" in honor of Janis Joplin's birthday. A pair of Jed's melancholy originals follow with "Slowly Fades" and "On Hold." Papa Jed's irreverent ditty "Ungratefully Dead" closes the set.

After a brief second set intro where Jed talks about why he personally reaches out to fans before shows, he kicks off the second set powerfully with his rocker "Give It Back." It's one Jed and Moonie's favorite jam vehicles and they extend it into a twenty minute spectacle of light and sound before landing gently into "Smile Forever," dedicated to the memory of Dave Nolan. The Jones Beach inspired "The Kid That Tried To Fly" takes off next, followed closely by Jed's heartfelt NYC song "I Love You" which also erupts into one of the epic jams of the evening. A brief version of the love song "I Know There's Something" brngs things back down to Earth, and the always fun calypso-esque "By and Bye" wraps up the set. The requisite Phish cover encore is tacked on and it's "Driver" for the fourth letter of the alphabet.

This is a great show at a new venue for Jed and the gang. An amazing light show and a super warm vibe make this one worth listening to. Highlights include the "Englishtown"-"Bobby McGee" pairing and the extended "Give it Back" jam. Enjoy!