Chicago,
IL
March
5, 1989
Leukemia
benefit show
NOTE: each of the two sets has its own separate download
audience recording (sound quality VG; club show with some distracting crowd noise)
Robyn Hitchcock & Peter Buck, collaborating once again. |
MUCH APPRECIATION to the taper and to dB’s Fan for sharing.
Peter Holsapple setlist:
02 She Got Soul
03 I’m Running
Over
04 Bald Headed Baby
05 Soul Kiss
06 Big Brown
Eyes
07 Second Time
Around
08 Lonely Is as
Lonely Does
09 Next to the
Last Waltz
10 Black and
White*
11 Judy*
12 Neverland*
*with Peter Buck (aka “Mr. Good Wrench”) on guitar
*with Peter Buck (aka “Mr. Good Wrench”) on guitar
Peter H. called on Robyn Hitchcock & Peter Buck to play this benefit with him. photo by k-dj via Flickr |
Worst Case Scenario setlist:
01 I Wanna
Destroy You (Robyn Hitchcock) --> Twist
and Shout (Isley Bros. /
Beatles cover)
02 Do Right Woman
(Moman /
Penn tune)
03 Changed the
Locks (L. Williams cover)
04 Revolution
Number 1 (Beatles cover)
05 Roof Is
Leaking (Dion cover)
06 Queen of
Eyes (Robyn Hitchcock)
07 Mr. Spaceman
(Byrds
cover)
08 The Rumor (The Band
cover)
09 You Can’t Do
That (Beatles cover)
10 It Takes a
Lot to Laugh… (Bob Dylan cover)
11 Robyn speaks
12 The Bells of
Rhymney (P. Seeger / I. Davies cover) end cut, faded
Performed,
but missing from this recording:
·
Mr.
Tambourine Man (Dylan/Byrds cover)
·
The
Child In You (Peter H. solo)
Peter Buck
Robyn Hitchcock
Peter Holsapple
Andy Metcalfe
Morris Windsor
FURTHER INFO about this performance:
Originally,
this was to be a Peter Holsapple solo show in aid of "Concert For A Cure" to
benefit the Leukemia Society of America. But with help from his friends (Peter
Buck, Robyn Hitchcock, Morris Windsor & Andy Metcalfe), it turned into a
"Worst Case Scenario" performance (one of the pseudonymous names used
by Peter Buck, Robyn Hitchcock & various musical friends). At the time,
Peter H. was a touring member of R.E.M. and Robyn Hitchcock & The Egyptians
were a support act for R.E.M.
A
similar show took place a few days later in Minneapolis (compare & contrast the setlists):
8 March 1989 -
Seventh Street Entry, Minneapolis, MN
The Cars She
Used To Drive / Wax Doll / Freeze / Falling Leaves / Swirling / Calvary Cross /
Birdshead / Flesh Number One (Beatle Dennis) / More Than This / The Lizard /
Queen Of Eyes / Revolution / I Wanna Destroy You / Twist And Shout / The W.S.
Walcott Medicine Show / Do Right Woman, Do Right Man / Eight Miles High / Rain
(as with
the Chicago show, this was
preceded by a solo set by Peter Holsapple)
PH #4 is "Bald Headed Baby" off Paris Avenue...
ReplyDeleteIndeed. I listed the song's old name before Peter changed up some of the lyrics and re-titled it.
DeleteWill make that correction forthwith.