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mandoann · 04-17-2009, 04:01 PM

Setlist, Vancouver, Saturday April 11, 2009

Triangle
Cotton Jenny
14 Karat Gold
Never Too Close
A Painter Passing Through
Minstrel of the Dawn
In My Fashion (seemed to be talking to Terry, remarked "I'm not talking to HIM, I'm talking to the guy behind him...)
Rainy Day People
Shadows
Beautiful
Hangdog Hotel Room
Carefree Highway
Ribbon of Darkness
Sundown
The Watchman’s Gone

Intermission

(When they came out for the 2nd set, Gord remarked to the effect that yes, "I do change my clothes"!)

Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald
Albert Bound (where they were going for the next concert)
Don Quixote
Clouds of Loneliness
If Children Had Wings
If You Could Read My Mind
Baby Step Back
Restless
Early Morning Rain

Encores:

Song for a Winter’s Night ( Gord asked Barry to "get out the jingle bells" for this one!)
Old Dan’s Records

All in all, a great show! I hope to improve my setlisting skills with more concerts!

04-17-2009, 04:01 PM	#21
mandoann Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 191	Re: Vancouver Sun article Setlist, Vancouver, Saturday April 11, 2009 Triangle Cotton Jenny 14 Karat Gold Never Too Close A Painter Passing Through Minstrel of the Dawn In My Fashion (seemed to be talking to Terry, remarked "I'm not talking to HIM, I'm talking to the guy behind him...) Rainy Day People Shadows Beautiful Hangdog Hotel Room Carefree Highway Ribbon of Darkness Sundown The Watchman’s Gone Intermission (When they came out for the 2nd set, Gord remarked to the effect that yes, "I do change my clothes"!) Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald Albert Bound (where they were going for the next concert) Don Quixote Clouds of Loneliness If Children Had Wings If You Could Read My Mind Baby Step Back Restless Early Morning Rain Encores: Song for a Winter’s Night ( Gord asked Barry to "get out the jingle bells" for this one!) Old Dan’s Records All in all, a great show! I hope to improve my setlisting skills with more concerts! __________________ Ann Portland OR USA - if you meet him you will be/ the victim of his minstrelsy/ he'll sing for you a song "You could wrap me around your finger"