Drive-By Truckers 2011-07-30 Norton Auditorium Florence, Ala. Taped, transferred and seeded by: MSTaper *** A Team Dirty South Recording *** Avantone CK-1 (cardoid) > Fostex FR-2LE (24/48) DFC/~6' behind the board; mics @ ~7' high; ~60' from the stage CF > HDD > Wavelab 6 > CD Wave Editor > FLAC > Traders' Little Helper Set List: 01 intro 02 Carl Perkins' Cadillac 03 The Living Bubba 04 Where the Devil Don't Stay 05 Puttin' People on the Moon 06 Gravity's Gone 07 Go-Go Boots 08 Cartoon Gold 09 Box of Spiders 10 Self Destructive Zones 11 Patterson raps about new Shoals bands 12 Where's Eddie? * 13 Everybody Needs Love ** 14 Marry Me 15 Ronnie and Neal 16 Three Dimes Down 17 Buttholeville 18 encore break 19 Zip City 20 Patterson raps about his son 21 Let There Be Rock 22 Shut Up and Get on the Plane 23 Angels and Fuselage Running Time: 1:57 * with David Hood on bass; Shonna Tucker on vocals ** with David Hood on bass; Shonna, Mike Dillon (Decoys) and two little girls on backing vocals The DBT played the "headliner concert" for the 30th W.C. Handy Music Festival. The Decoys, featuring Patterson's dad, David Hood on bass, opened the show. Spooner Oldham and Donnie Fritts performed four songs each with The Decoys. This was not my choice of venues for The Truckers. There was no beer (university auditorium) and no liquid refreshments whatsoever. It was a great sounding room, however, and the show rocked, despite some complaints by some "elderly" folks who apparently weren't aware of what the Truckers are all about (loud). The "Carl Perkins' Cadillac" opener was appropriate since Sam Phillips was born in Florence. They played a variety of tracks that had local connections like "Where's Eddie" and "Everybody Needs Love," "Ronnie and Neal," "Buttholeville," "Let There Be Rock" and "Zip City." enjoy! MSTaper Tape > Share > Support! App\Http\Controllers\Api\FileDownloadController::download(): Return value must be of type string, none returned