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Honest Tunes
2-28-2006 Fat Tuesday

SET ONE: Down South in New Orleans, Red Beans > In the Wee Wee Hours > Bald Head, Iko Iko > Let the Good Times Roll, Such a Night, Big Chief > Cissy Strut, In New Orleans, Severe Tire Damage, Backwater, Come C New Orleans

SET TWO: I Don’t Know What You Come To Do, And It Stoned Me, Catfish John, South Southern Delta, Them Belly Full (But We Hungry), To Live Is To Fly, Cortez the Killer, Can’t Lose

ENCORE: Blowin’ Down the Road > Goin’ Down the Road Feeling Bad

THE BANDS:
The Band - The Last Waltz
Professor Longhair - Crawfish Fiesta
Dr. John - The Ultimate Dr. John
The Band - The Last Waltz
Dirty Dozen Brass Band - Medicated Magic
Leadbelly - The Best of Leadbelly
Steve Kimock Band - Live From the West Coast (Live @ George’s this weekend!)
Mark Bilyeu - First One Free (Live @ George’s soon!)
Billy Iuso - Restless Natives

Robert Randolph and the Family Band - Live at the Wetlands
Van Morrison - Moondance
The Grateful Dead - Terrapin Station (Beyond Description)
Jimi Hendrix - South Southern Delta
Bob Marley and the Wailers - Rebel Music
Townes Van Zandt - Rear View Mirror
Neil Young and Crazy Horse - Live Rust
The Allman Brothers Band - Wipe the Windows

EDUCATIONAL PORTION ENCORE: (an ‘original’ and a ‘cover song’ back to back)
Woody Guthrie - Dust Bowl Ballads - “Blowin’ Down The Road” parts borrowed from traditional
The Grateful Dead - Dozin’ At the Knick - “Going Down The Road Feeling Bad”
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Honest Tunes
2-21-2006 New Grooves

SET ONE: Buried Alive > Dreams, Dreaming Without Sleeping, Don’t Let It Down, No Blanket > Rattlin’, Tie Your Shoes > Disco > C. Brown > Better Off, Have You Ever Been To Elecric Ladyland?

SET TWO: Robot Waltz > Crapshoot, Funky Town, Trilogy, Right Direction > Don’t Need So Much > We’re Already Gone

ENCORE: Bid You Goodnight, I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry

THE BANDS:

Phish 4-16-1992
Mountain Of Venus with special guest Steve Kimock — ANNOUNCE: SK playing Save The Dave Benefit March 4th @ George’s Majestic Lounge in Fayetteville
Trevor Garrod solo set (from Tea Leaf Green ) — Trevor is playing tonight @The Knockout, San Francisco
Widespread Panic - Portland, ME 4-1-1995 April Fool’s Day show opens with TYS > Disco > CBrown > Better Off!
Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey - The Sameness Of Difference (New CD!) cover of Jimi’s Electric Ladyland

Perpetual Groove 1-27-2006 — Pgroove will be playing next Monday 2-27-06 @George’s Majestic Lounge
Allgood - Ride The Bee - Trilogy
Gamble Brothers Band - Continuator (New CD!) - “Right Direction”
Mark Bilyeu (of Big Smith ) - First One Free (New CD! Mark’s solo debut album, w/ Cary Hudson)
The Beautiful Girls - We’re Already Gone (New CD!) Title Track “We’re Already Gone”

Famous Last Words - Underground Acoustic (New CD!) traditional song “Bid You Goodnight” famouslastwordsband.com
KVHW - 10-3-1998 Live At Chester’s Place, Fayetteville, Arkansas at the heart of Dickson Street.

Honest Tunes Featured Concert:
Perpetual Groove
Monday, February 27th 2006
George’s Majestic Lounge - Fayateville, AR Read on »

FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS - Fayetteville hosts the SAVE THE DAVE BENEFIT on Sat. March 4th at George’s Majestic Lounge on Dickson Street. Dave Gesualdo, bassist with Northwest Arkansas-based touring band, Mountain of Venus , is currently residing in Tampa, Florida, where he is undergoing chemotherapy and radiation treatment for Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. Special musical guests, donating their time and flying/driving to the Ozarks from across the country, are expected to play for Save The Dave.

On Sat. Mar. 4th a variety of national and regional musicians are coming together in a benefit for Dave. Steve Kimock , the renowned guitarist and favorite in Fayetteville, returns to George’s for another unprecedented jam session . Joining Steve is his long time friend and often musical side kick, San Francisco’s Martin (Mar-teen) Fierro on saxophone. Tulsa guitarist Steve Pryor will join the jam. The 3 will assemble a group of ‘friends’ to headline the benefit. Also appearing will be the West Coast bluegrass/jazz group, Free Peoples, and Fayetteville’s own live-tronica party band, Eckobase. Both stages of George’s (the bar and the backroom) will feature live music and digital projection light show.

A donation of $12 will be collected at the door and it is 18 & up, doors open at 7 pm. A silent auction is also take place with a plethora of great items from local gift certificates, summer festival tickets, musical DVD’s, autographed posters and pictures, CD’s and more. Come show some love and support for the DAVE!

This is the second Save The Dave concert. The first was held in Kansas City, sponsored by the Central Plains Jamband Society. Fayetteville is proud to join in this effort to help our friend and much-loved musical voice of Dave Gesualdo.

FOLLOWING IS A STATEMENT FROM TANYA SHYLOCK ON M.O.V. MESSAGE BOARD…
So many of you have asked for information about where to send money to help Dave. We are so grateful for any and all of your help, and want you all to know how the money will be used. Read on »

ESPN - Saturday, February 18, 2006.

Bay St. Louis, Mississippi - High school baseball fans were stunned and amazed today, as music from the San Francisco group Tea Leaf Green was played between innings during a game between St. Stanislaus High School of Bay St. Louis and Mercy Cross High School of Biloxi, and then a second game between St. Stanislaus and St John’s High School of Gulfport.

The historic music/baseball breakthrough occurred during today’s season-opening Catholic Schools Tournament at St. Stanislaus High School’s baseball field. High school baseball fans are typically subjected to a steady diet of uninspiring Top 40 “hits” between innings. Today, however, game announcer “AuntAvis”, father of a player on the St. Stanislaus team and responsible for the game music, treated fans to 2 selections from Tea Leaf Green, “Warmup” and “The Garden (Part II)” from TLG’s groundbreaking “Live At The Independent” release, recorded March 6, 2004.

Fans who would normally carry on casual conversations during the between-innings pauses were observed smiling, tapping their toes, and swaying rhythmically to the powerful sounds of TLG. One older gentleman turned to his companion during “Garden II” and said, “they’re playing some good music today”.

The music also had a positive impact on the St. Stanislaus players, as they won both games, 4-3 over Mercy Cross, and 1-0 in a 9 inning thriller over St. John.

Interviewed after the games, “AuntAvis” said “I knew that Tea Leaf Green’s music would have a powerful impact on the players and the fans today. These boys have been through a lot since Hurricane Katrina; many of them lost everything. The opening of the high school baseball season is a much-anticipated event, and TLG’s music contributed greatly to the excitement and success of today’s games. In fact, Tea Leaf Green’s music will be played at all St. Stanislaus home games this year.” Read on »

Honest Tunes
2-14-2006 Valentine’s Day Show

SET ONE: Intro > I Feel Love > All Night Long, Gentle On My Mind, Venutian Lady, Down In The Arkansas, Morning Sun > Memories Can’t Wait > Girlfriend Is Better

SET TWO: Postcard > Ain’t No Use > Tallboy, Happy Child > I’m Not Alone, Glory > Pickin’ Up The Pieces, Can’t Get High, City Of Dreams, You Got Yours > Chilly Water

ENCORE: Pagan Baby > Magic > I Am Waiting

THE BANDS

The New Deal - Gone Gone Gone - the Canadian live-electronic trio covering Donna Summers
Junior Kimbrough - All Night Long title-track is the predecessor to “Junior” by Widespread Panic
John Hartford - Live At Mountain Stage
Paul Pena w/ Merl Saunders and Jerry Garcia - New Train album
Michelle Shocked - Arkansas Traveler CD w/ Jimmy Driftwood recorded at Folk Music Hall
Tea Leaf Green - Taught To Be Proud
Eric McFadden Trio - Joy Of Suffering - cover of song by Talking Heads
Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense live - Johnathan Demme new movie @Neil Young Heart of Gold

Widespread Panic 2-14-1996 Crested Butte, CO from the famous Sit’N'Ski Tour 10 years ago! 1st Set

Creedence Clearwater Revival - Chronicle, Volume 2
Tishamingo - Wear’N'Tear by request from www.panicfreaks.org
Ollabelle - Ollabelle doing a cover of The Rolling Stones

2 weeks ago, we left a smoking crater on the university webcast server. Our team of sea monkey’s repaired it. As of today, the KXUA webcast is working again with college radio from the University of Arkansas! Honest Tunes Radio will broadcast live on 88.3 FM in Northwest Arkansas with a return to simulcasting on the interwebs, starting tomorrow. Tune in Tuesdays!

Widespread Panic bassist Dave Schools participated in another configuration of the Star Sapphire Cosmic Love Ball in San Francisco on Friday (among the jams were “Ball Of Confusion” and Coming Down The Mountain* > I Ain’t Never Loved A Man The Way That I Love You* with special guest Josh Clark from Tea Leaf Green ). He stuck around in the Bay Area to DJ tonight’s Sunday Night Jam show on KFOG. Tune in now to 104.5 San Francisco / 97.7 San Jose KFOG (February 12th). Schools is picking out the tunes, and turning us onto some cool music. Listen live online at www.kfog.com