10 – Don't Want You No Moreabb20050917 – 10 – Don’t Want You No More
20 – It's Not My Cross To Bearabb20050917 – 20 – It’s Not My Cross To Bear
30 – Trouble No Moreabb20050917 – 30 – Trouble No More
40 – Stand Backabb20050917 – 40 – Stand Back
50 – Maydellabb20050917 – 50 – Maydell
60 – Old Before My Timeabb20050917 – 60 – Old Before My Time
70 – You Don't Love Meabb20050917 – 70 – You Don’t Love Me
80 – Firing Lineabb20050917 – 80 – Firing Line
90 – Good Morning Little School Girlabb20050917 – 90 – Good Morning Little School Girl
100 – Midnight Riderabb20050917 – 100 – Midnight Rider
110 – The High Cost Of Low Livingabb20050917 – 110 – The High Cost Of Low Living
120 – Statesboro Bluesabb20050917 – 120 – Statesboro Blues
130 – Hoochie Coochie Manabb20050917 – 130 – Hoochie Coochie Man
140 – In Memory of Elizabeth Reedabb20050917 – 140 – In Memory of Elizabeth Reed
150 – Encoreabb20050917 – 150 – NULL
160 – Southboundabb20050917 – 160 – Southbound
Comments from the original ABB site
One thing I really don’t understand is the reason for the post-drums and bass “In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed.” After Oteil’s usual bass spot the rest of the band comes back on and plays for about a minute and a half and then the song is over and they wave their goodbyes. Of course there’s the inevitable encore, but there really is no need for Warren or Derek to come back on to finish the minute left of Liz Reed unless they can jam like ten more minutes. Unfortunately that’s not the case.
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