Wish list for tour

wondergirl9847 · #1 05-30-2004, 07:52 PM

Okay folks, we've heard rumours (hee) and got our hopes up for a solo Lindsey tour. Now, let's make a wish setlist. I don't want a guitar army, I just want Lindsey on stage with a good drummer, bassist a couple of background vocalists and that's IT.

Monday Morning
Holiday Road
Shadow of the West
I Know I'm Not Wrong
Red Rover
Peacekeeper
Tango in the Night
Street of Dreams
Go Insane
Don't Look Down
Slow Dancing (with an extended acoustic solo at the end)
Murrow
That's Enough For Me
Time Bomb Town
Come
Can't Go Back
Someone's Gotta Change Your Mind
Save Me A Place

Encore:
ISA
Say We'll Meet Again

DownOnRodeo · #2 05-31-2004, 01:49 AM

Let's see..

You Do Or You Don't <-- what a perfect opener, IMO! (But then, I don't like MM! Sorry :P )
Lola
Trouble
Murrow
The Chain acoustic! (with falsetto harmonies a'la the demo)
Down On Rodeo - Ohhhhhhhh yeahhh.

IKINW
Red Rover

That's the best I can do for now, but of course I'd be happy with just that!

shackin'up · #3 05-31-2004, 05:39 AM

Twist of Fate
Without a leg to stand on.
The ledge
Miranda
Shuffle Riff
Turn it on
Don't let me down again
Wrong
I want you
Loving Cup
Mary lee jones
Johhny Stew
Save me a place
IKINW
Red rover
Murrow
WTWCT
Eyes of the world
Empire state
On the wrong side
Go your own way

Gift of screws
Given Thing
Bleed to love her.

Note: No ISA? No Come?

No. Not without Mick and John. I've seen and heard the ultimate takes on those. Let him freak out on Loving cup, Murrow and Johnny Stew.

goldie · #4 05-31-2004, 07:24 AM

As long as he does his Stand Back sex dance (minus Stand Back, of course, if this is Lindsey solo) I don't care what songs he plays!! lol

DownOnRodeo · #5 05-31-2004, 09:13 AM

ITA, Gerald. No ISA, Come or WTWCT without Mick, and John.

wondergirl9847 · #6 05-31-2004, 09:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by shackin'up

Note: No ISA? No Come?

No. Not without Mick and John. I've seen and heard the ultimate takes on those. Let him freak out on Loving cup, Murrow and Johnny Stew.

Yeah, I didn't put those at first, because the ISA he did solo wasn't my fave. He needs Mick and John on those songs, I agree, but hey, ISA is STILL my fave song, and I'd KILL to hear him do it acoustic just ONCE...that would be a trip!!

Well, if ya'll are putting unofficial unreleased songs, I wanna add Twist of Fate, GOS and Shuffle Riff too!!

OMG, hearing him scream out "JOHNNY JOHNNY JOHNNY!!!!!!" GREATNESS!!!!

shackin'up · #7 05-31-2004, 12:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wondergirl9847

1) Well, if ya'll are putting unofficial unreleased songs, I wanna add Twist of Fate, GOS and Shuffle Riff too!!

2) OMG, hearing him scream out "JOHNNY JOHNNY JOHNNY!!!!!!" GREATNESS!!!!

ad1) He already did livetakes on SGCYM and DOR. So I figured it was OK to put some of the GOS-songs in

ad2) I'd almost risk a domestical crisis to hear him do that live in person. Assuming he wouldn't come over to Paradiso, Amsterdam to do this show...

darklinensuit · #8 05-31-2004, 01:23 PM

Holiday Road
Tango In The Night
I Know I'm Not Wrong
Go Insane
You Do Or You Don't
Lola
Stephanie
Without A Leg To Stand On
A slow acoustic version of Blue Letter
Love Minus Zero/No Limit
Murrow
I Want You
The Ledge
Steal Your Heart Away

- Jake

Mari · #9 05-31-2004, 02:40 PM

I can only think of Lola. It's been my favorite live song for nearly a week

Great opener!
Oh! Oh! What about Big Love - Electric? With a full band?
I'd love to see him with a smaller backing band, like a rhythm section and just one extra guitarplayer.

ryan8472 · #10 05-31-2004, 03:19 PM

Monday Morning
Lola My Love
Trouble
Eyes Of The World
What Makes You Think You're The One
Countdown
Tango In The Night
Go Insane
Big Love
Steal Your Heart Away
Red Rover
Murrow Turning Over In His Grave
Tusk
I'm So Afraid
I Know I'm Not Wrong
Go Your Own Way
Blue Letter
Wrong
Holiday Road

seteca · #11 05-31-2004, 05:55 PM

PART ONE:

I Know I'm Not Wrong (Couldn't possibly think of a better song to open with!)

Big Love (Original album version!!!....just think how great that cymbal opening would sound as the 2nd song in the setlist...the crowd will go NUTS!!!

)

The Chain (Excellent "acoustic" idea Joe! Let's have Lindsey play the dobro parts of the original, and Neale Heywood playing the electric parts. A very simple kickdrum backing them up on the verses. Then for the solo at the end, Lindsey switches to an electric. "Fleetwood Bac" did something very similar to this when I saw them last year....Very daring, and it worked beautifully.)

Loving Cup (LB picks up the dobro again! Neale plays the power chords and the solo.)

Murrow (That dobro's not going anywhere! LB plays the acoustic parts, and Mr. Heywood plays a lap steel for the electric parts, Ray Lindsey plays a Model 27 for the rhythm parts. Lindsey switches to the Model 1 for the solo at the end, and Ray joins him for a massive duel of the Turner guitars....!)

Bwana (A blast from the past and LB goes crazy doing ultra high and ultra low vocals!)

The Ledge (LB dons the Fender Bass VI

and a guest female star, NOT Stevie, joins him on stage for this!)

Come (Played totally different to the way we are used to. The whole song is played in the acoustic flamenco theme it opens with, with only LB, Ray and Neale on stage with spanish guitars. LB plays a flamenco solo at the end over the rhythm guitars of Neale and Ray. When the solo is finished, Neale and Ray's rhythm guitar segues into the acoustic waltz at the of Slow Dancing.)

Slow Dancing (A massive burst of energy as we go into a full-on version of the song, the crowd goes wild! Lindsey really exaggerates the vocal sound effects on the song and plays, especially for Christy

, a very extended waltz ending.)

Red Rover (The acoustics stay in the hands of Neale and Ray, LB performs his latest masterpiece!)

Save Me A Place (A beautiful 3 part guitar harmony, with LB only on vocals.)

Family Man (LB breaks out the Gibson Chet Atkins to play those awesome spanish licks! Just think how much it would mean to him to perform this song live NOW...!..I think he would do an amazing job!)

Go Insane (The Chet Atkins stays in his hands and everyone else clears off the stage so he can perform another masterpiece.)

=END OF PART ONE=

PART TWO:

The WHOLE of OUT OF THE CRADLE:

Instrumetal Intro,
Don't Look Down,
Wrong,
Countdown,
All My Sorrows,
Soul Drifter,
Instrumental Intro (YES PLEASE!),
This Is The Time,
You Do Or You Don't,
Street Of Dreams (Album version!),
Surrender The Rain,
Doing What I Can,
Turn It On,

This Nearly Was Mine,
Say We'll Meet Again.

=END OF PART TWO=

ENCORES:

Play In The Rain Parts One & Two (Just think how FREAKY that intro. would sound in a live concert as an encore....with low lighting.....and how EXPLOSIVELY POWERFUL the "LET'S PLAY!!" part would be!!)

Down On Rodeo (Just LB and his guitar. Everyone chills out & goes home smiling. They just attended a concert of a modern music genius.)

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This reminds me of when our teacher used to ask us to write letters to Santa...and some of us would get really, really, really carried away.

ryan8472 · #12 05-31-2004, 06:41 PM

I must say, I like your's the best, seteca

wondergirl9847 · #13 05-31-2004, 07:18 PM

Daring and exquisite, Seteca!

Lindsey, Taku, WHOEVER, are you reading this?!?!?!

sodascouts · #14 05-31-2004, 08:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wondergirl9847

Yeah, I didn't put those at first, because the ISA he did solo wasn't my fave. He needs Mick and John on those songs, I agree, but hey, ISA is STILL my fave song, and I'd KILL to hear him do it acoustic just ONCE...that would be a trip!!

ISA acoustic? What would be the point? I do like the idea of an acoustic Chain, though.

seteca · #15 06-01-2004, 07:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sodascouts

Wouldn't Lindsey feel foolish singing two songs with the same bridge? lol

Perhaps he would, but I'm sure he wouldn't feel anywhere near as foolish as someone who thought that "BIG LOVE" and "You Do Or You Don't" have the same bridge....