Jul. 23rd, 2006

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I have made it home, and even though I felt like I was going to drop off of the planet, it was a great time.

Hey, Standing in a field singing "Don't Bogart That Joint" with a bunch of Bikers is a great way to spend a Saturday night!


And Shaun sang "Feels Like Rain" woooohoooo


off to doze for a while, more later!!
captain_phil: (Little Feat)
First off, the horriblescope! ) I think I will raise a glass a bit later, and I'm sure I can think of someone special to toast.

I would have normally been saying something along the lines of "I'm too old for that shit" after my Little Feat Excursion last night, but I'm feeling surprisingly well. I got back home at about 4:30 AM, taking at least three breaks(including a couple of naps), after leaving the venue. It was a great time. I'm used to concerts with jackbooted security guards not allowing anything inside, but this was a very laid back event, people were allowed to bring in coolers, cameras or whatever. Food was sold, and I was very pleasently surprised to find that rather than the usual concert food, they offered pulled pork BBQ sandwiches that were self service, fresh cookies, burgers and hotdogs. I got a pork sandwich (piled fairly high, and doused with lots of sauce), and a Dr. Pepper for under $8. Beer was $2 for a 12 ounce cup.

I bought a shirt and also a few raffle tickets for the Hot Tomato stage backdrop that the band is raffling off as a fund raiser for Habitat for Humanity, proceeds earmarked for Katrina projects. The lady selling them told me that Dave Matthews had announced that he would match whatever Little Feat would take in for it and it was up to $24,000 not including last nights show.

The opening band was out of Portsmouth Ohio, named "The Converiable Blondes". They were pretty good, but the singer was a bit too "Cheerleader-y" for me.

Little Feat took the stage at about 9 PM. Here's the setlist, as best as I remember ) Overall it was a great show. I would of liked to of heard "Down on the Farm/Candyman Blues", and "Callin the Children Home", but I can't complain, other than the fact that there wasn't a taper in sight.

At 11:30 I was back on the road heading towards I-79. I had thought about just getting on 219S and stopping at Mom's, but I remembered that just the stretch of 219 from Marlinton to Lewisburg is a nightmare during daylight, not to mention driving past a haunted battlefield. So I opted to head back the way I came in. I stopped off for some food, then a brief nap at a Walmart parking lot, and about an hour later a longer nap at a rest stop, until a chartered tour bus stopped next to me. I made it back down I-79 and stopped off at a Speedway for coffee and some chewing gum.

I also dropped off a bottle of beer for the homebrew contest next week, and picked up a disposable camera for the show (I'm going to drop it off later today, pics will be posted later)

That's all for now, I'm currently doing some laundry and contemplating venturing out for some food!
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anyone wanting to see a young Warren Haynes, check out the Seven Turns video here
**EDIT***

The one for "Desdemona" is a good one too
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I went to Steve and Barry's today and picked up some new threads! Including this shirt! )

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