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The Blue Coupe show in the Poconos was a great success. It was a sold out show of revelers ready to hear a slew of classic songs from a combo that was a terpsichorean dream finally realized. The stage banter was a series of stories about how songs came to be and close encounters of a famous kind.
Sound and lights were provided by local band Bad Influence who joined the Coupe onstage at the end of the second set for a multi-band jam. The projected north-easter never materialized and everyone got home happy, safe and sound.
Set 1:
Set 2:
Encore with Bad Influence:
Set 3:
Really nice show. Everyone there seemed to be having a good time. There was a mic problem at the beginning of the show when the band was doing Fallen Angel so Joe had to do an extended guitar bit, but otherwise, everything seemed to go off well.
On the topic of Joe, his guitar playing was excellent, and he especially shined (in my opinion) on Cities which he handled well. Al was beating the shit out of the drums and seemed to be having a good time doing it.
The band went on a little after 9pm and must have played for 2 1/2 hours with a brief intermission (I left about 12:30 am). After the show, the guys were really pleasant and took time for pics and autographs, etc. This was the 1st time I met Joe and he was great. This was the 2nd time I met Al, and I can say that he really seems to be a nice guy who isn't in any rush and takes alot of time while meeting with fans.
All in all, a great night. While Joe called this a "one off", I would love to see them again.
Here's a fantastic YouTube clip of "Nosferatu" from this gig:
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Great show all around from the NY Dolls and Tuff Darts, not so much from Frankenstein 3ooo.
The Dolls played 4 brand new tunes from the next LP, and were the loosest I've ever seen them, having a great time onstage.
Tuff Darts replaced the irreplaceable Jeff Salen with 3 new guys, and were calling it the Tuff Darts big band, adding keys and a sax to fill in with a new guitarist. Fun set.
F3K are fronted by one of the DJs on WRAT - so they got the 2nd spot for providing the advertising, but they aren't all that good.
3rd up, the Blue Scarlet Coop. After reading Joe was added, it was disappointing he only played on 3 tracks. Richie Scarlet is a decent player, but he's also a big ham. As they say in the film world, he was "chewing the scenery".
I call it "Heavy Metal Gladiating", paying as much attention to leaping about as playing. Still fun, but I wish the understated Mr JB would have gotten to step up a bit longer. Joe matched him lick for lick on Reaper, in fact played it truer to the original then Captain Scarlet;)
Great night, and thanks to Al for getting us in with VIP passes! No pics, they were being Nazis about it. Joe signed my CD, I told him not to write my name so I could sell it on Ebay later:) LOL!
Here's the setlist:
The Canadian shows were just a blast ! Here's the Toronto - Silver Dollar setlist:
Amazing set last night in Toronto (The Silver Dollar Room)! Due to two rather lengthy sets by opening bands, they didn't play for long... but what they did was well worth the wait.
So worth it, I'm gonna drive for 2 hours tonight to see 'em again in Oshawa tonight as well...
Regarding the support acts, I came in just as the first band was finishing, so no details. The Outrageous Canadians were interesting... lots of vocal harmonies, and some interesting arrangements.
As for the setlist, the Cooper tunes stood out for me (I play in an Alice tribute band)...
Here's a YouTube clip of "Under My Wheels" from this gig:
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Here's the Chicago's Diner setlist:
Here's a youTube clip of "Under My Wheels" from this gig:
Here are some more clips of this gig from YouTube:
Here's a YouTube clip of "Is It My Body?" from this gig:
Was this a full Blue Coupe show?
Here's a YouTube clip of a TV ad for this gig:
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Here are a couple of relevant links:
Here's a YouTube clip of "Picture My Face" with Gord Lewis from this gig:
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For more info on Gord Lewis/Teenage Head, click here
Saw them in Hamilton Ontario Sat. nite Aug.22 at "This Ain't Hollywood", and I'm still knocked out. Imagine seeing these guys and hearing all those songs live. WOW! What a show.
Bouchard's Outrageous Canadians opened with their 4 chick singers, and they were really good. Kudos to Joe and 'Bro for being so excellent, could only be topped by the original Alice Cooper band. Dennis Dunaway and Blue Oyster Cult?
Wow. What a treat! Can't say enough here. Can't wait to see 'em again.
Blue Coupe rolled into town to play at the Elmdale House Tavern in Ottawa's old west end. The streets surrounding the tavern have been torn up all summer, the area looks like a bit of a war zone. How long does it take to pave a road?
It's difficult to get people out in this sleepy government city, especially on a Sunday night. I was worried the boys would be turned off by the low turnout, but Joe, Albert, Dennis, and Gord did not disappoint. A very loud and energetic performance consisting of Alice Cooper, BOC, and Teenage Head classics.
Joe handled almost all of the lead vocal duties and I was very impressed with his lead guitar showmanship! Not to be outdone, Albert, playing for his first time ever in Ottawa, was amazing on the drums and Dennis played incredible bass. The band was very tight and well-rehearsed.
Didn't write down the setlist, but highlights for me were "Cities on Flame", "Eighteen", "Dark Boat", "Tattoo Vampire", "Be My Lover", "Under My Wheels", "Black Ju Ju", "School's Out", "The Red and The Black", "Godzilla" and the Teenage Head classic "Let's Shake".
A five-star rating from me!
Here's a YouTube clip of "Hot Rails to Hell" from this gig:
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Here's a YouTube clip of "Burnin' For You" from this gig:
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Blue Coupe and Acoustic Jukebox Infinity Hall Norfolk, CT 10-30-2009
Line-up:
Joe Bouchard-Guitars/Vocals
Albert Bouchard-Drums/Vocals
Dennis Dunaway-Bass/Vocals
Set 1:
Set 2:
Here's a YouTube clip of "Is it My Body?" from this gig:
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By the way - for info on the Acoustic Jukebox setlist from this show, go to the Acoustic Jukebox Reviews page.
I just saw Blue Coupe this past Saturday in Bordentown NJ. Great show. The place is so small so you are right on top of the band. Great for fans, not sure how the bands feel about it. I added some photos. Including setlist. The original setlist had Astronomy on it, they did Black JuJu instead.
Here's the setlist:
Here's a YouTube clip of "Don't Fear the Reaper" from this gig:
Here's a YouTube clip of "Angel's Well" from this gig:
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Here's a YouTube clip of "Fallen Angel" from this gig:
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Here's a YouTube clip of "Angel's Well" from this gig:
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Here's a link to some Flickr pics of this event:
Rocking in the New Year with Blue Coupe at The Milbrook R & B, Joe, Dennis and Albert put on a great show along with special guest Richie Scarlet on 2 songs.
The first set was very long and lasted until midnight followed by a 30 minute break and the second set kicked off the New Year. 5 songs from their new album Tornado On The Tracks were played and very well done.
Set 1 (December 31st 2010):
Set 2 (January 1st 2011):
The Band:
Joe Bouchard - guitar and vocals
Dennis Dunaway - bass and vocals
Albert Bouchard - drums and vocals
Here's a great YouTube clip of "Tornado Warning" from this gig:
And here's another clip, this time "Don't Fear The Reaper":
Great show at R Bar. I did blow off the Dolls the night before. I ran into DFFD at the show - what a righteous guy! - he'd gone to Dolls show and said they were pretty awful, clearly hadn't rehearsed nearly enough with Earl Slick, Sylvain was giving him lessons mid-show.
Anyway, without further ado, from Joe's hand to mine to all of you:
*Godzilla was not on the written setlist. I'm pretty sure they dropped Nosferatu to make room for it - I was trying to take notes and photos all evening and may have lost track of things while tweaking the camera settings, but I have no memory of hearing Nosferatu.
The singer from Bouchard's Outrageous Canadians did two songs with them, I think it was Waiting For My Ship and School's Out.
For the sound check, we were treated to short versions of Ain't Got You, a Dennis tune I didn't recognize, and Hot Rails.
More info on my blog here:
There seems to have been little pre-publicity about this one and so if you have any more info on this, please let me know...
Chiller is more of a social event than a concert.
I got to ask Gary Busey if he wanted to jam on Buddy Holly. He replied in his typical gruff tone "I think not!". Tony Clifton was a riot, Busey's son heckled him from the audience, and Tony threw a drink on him that landed on the mixer! Tony loved Blue Coupe's set however and was very friendly.
I asked Rudy to jam and he was intending to do it. How cool would it have been to have two bass players on Godzilla? Unfortunately he had a 6:30 AM flight to Vegas in the morning, and had to bow out early.
I asked Ellen Foley to sing with us, but she had to go back to the city by 7 PM. Next time she'll get a room and stay over. Call me Doc Music?
I asked Jane Wedelin to sing School's Out with us but she passed. The two numbers she did with the Elvi were great however.
We had intended to play Angel's Well in the set, but as the night wore on I decided to cut it out of the set. There were 4 other bands going on after us. The last didn't finish until 2 AM.
I signed a ton of autographs and CDs were selling briskly. Eddie Trunk saw the whole set and LOVED IT. BC on That Metal Show in the future?, there's a good chance.
That's the inside track. Next show, East Hampton LI May 14, we'll roll out more than the hits.
Just for the record, here is the set list:
No formal encore, we just played it straight through.
It was a strange gig, small turnout, but those who were there went bonkers. Godzilla is still the favorite.
There were many photos taken, videos and interviews will be posted.
The venue is a huge soundstage. The owner wants to build it into an ongoing summertime music venue.
With not much time to advertise and it being preseason in the Hamptons probably explains the small crowd.
Dennis said his wife took 8 videos of songs that came out great. We're starting to feel more confident with the new material. Tish and Snooki added great vocal backgrounds.
I'll post links to videos when I can.
That's the scoop.
Here are youTube links to some of the songs from this gig:
The above clips were all posted by Don Odell and designated as being played at "Don Odells Legends" with "very special guests fashion icons Tish & Snook".
However, also included were these extra songs - not included in Joe's setlist as provided above:
So - I'm a bit confused - are these clips from the Saturday 14 May 2011 gig at East Hampton Studio, Wainscot NY or are the Don Odell's clips a different gig...
I was at the Blue Coupe Sacketts Harbor Maddison Barracks show on July 2, 2011. I'm sorry to say I don't remember the set list or the order. I do recall they opened with Fallen Angel though.
Joe and Albert are from Clayton New York, a few miles down the road from Sackets Harbor. I live a few miles down the road from that. It was a homecoming of sorts. They shot the video for Waiting For My Ship while they were up here.
During setup I was a little in awe to see my musical heros just hanging around so close to me. I was staring at Joe like a deer in the headlights and he gave me a friendly wave. A particular highlight for me was getting to finally meet Albert. He is a great guy. We had a little chat and I got a picture with him.
According to the blog on the Blue Coupe web site their time was limited by the stage manager. No encore either. Very unfortunate as they were certainly the class of that festival.
I was front and center for the show. It was unusually uncrowded in that area. I don't know if people were just layed back or if they didn't realize who these guys were. The headliners were The Spin Doctors.
I left after Blue Coupe played. Despite this and the oppressive heat and sun, the guys did an amazing show. You Like Vampires and Waiting For My Ship were definitely included.
I remember hearing Under My Wheels, Godzilla of course along with the Godzilla mask and also Burnin For You.
Hot Rails To Hell was a particular highlight for me as I had been subjected to "the new guy" doing this at BOC shows and it just isn't right. It's Joe's song!
Cities on Flame was in there. I remember during the "Marshall will buoy" lyric I made eye contact with Joe and pointed at his Marshall half stack. He gave me a nod of agreement. Joe played his Fernandes Strat copy, Dennis the Billion Dollar Bass and Albert had his black dw set of drums.
Joe had a couple of Marshall cabs and heads and Dennis was using an old Ampeg tube amp.
I asked the promoter to put us in the middle of the show as there are 7-8 bands scheduled. My guess is we'll be on between 9:30 and 10 PM. it will be a short set, but it's nice to do something in memory of Ronnie.
Ronnie goes back to my earliest days as a musician in upstate NY. Long before Sabbath I saw him play many times.
We even shared the bill with Que Pasa, my college jazz band, once.
Great show...small venue. Dennis was stuck behind a large pole the entire night.
Set:
No encore today..I think 1am was the cutoff.
I just saw the band for the first time this past Saturday.
I've been a big Cooper fan for years, so I thought this was a great chance to meet Dennis Dunaway.
I did get to meet him, got my original copy of Billion Dollar Babies "Battle Axe" signed and even had his wife sign my old copy of "Love it to Death" (Costume designer)
Being from Hamilton, we were happy to see Gordy Lewis of Teenage Head fame listed as a special guest.
Little did we know, he would end up playing all night with them. This made the show rock even more when they played 3 of their songs.
Blue Coupe was awesome... I would definitely go see them again.
I've attached their set list. It's 100% accurate, minus the second song... (Another reason why you should never ask your wife to do something... she said it was something about a tyrant?)
Set list:
Last night, the guys played in West Seneca, NY (suburb of Buffalo) at a club called Rhinos... best $8 I've ever spent...
From memory and incomplete:
Plus a couple of Teenage Head songs (not real familiar with their material) as their singer joined them on stage.
On the eve of Hurrican Irene, I made this show. One of the better decisions I've made (musically) in a long while. This show was so satisfying on so many levels for me. Some notes...
Joe Bouchard: I've NEVER seen him play guitar...just bass. And that was the mid '80's. I stood fairly upfront and center for Friday's show. Joe kicks major as on electric guitar. It was incredible. He was all over the fretboard. His voice was awesome on every tune he sang.
Dennis Dunaway: I've never seen him...nor have I seen Alice Cooper back in the day. (I've always regretted that.) Dennis plays bass on a super high level and looks like he's having a ball doing it. Great singing voice. Funny as hell talking to the crowd. He was playing an awesome looking custom Fender.
Albert Bouchard: What can I say? I've seen BOC about 30 times, but my first show...in '79...was the ONLY time I saw Al at the drum kit. And that has ALWAYS bothered me. Well, I'm all better now. NO ONE plays like him...he's unique. And when he sang COF on Friday night...me standing about 15 feet from him (couldn't have done that in '79) it was special. Like his brother, his voice has lost nothing.
Venue: Wasn't a huge room but the sound was damn good, at least to me. Loud.
Crowd: Not huge...I'm figuring less than 50...probably 35 to 40. Everyone there knew the lyrics to the Cooper tunes and the BOC tunes...and not always both. It was neat to see it. There were definitely folks there for the Cooper tunes and folks there for the BOC tunes. Made it kind of fun to watch the crowd. However, I doubt anyone left the show not loving every tune played.
Band In General: The three guys looked like they were having a huge amount of fun and really wanted to be there, which made the audience appreciate what they were seeing even more. After the show, they invited everyone to come right on the stage to say hi, sign stuff. I've never seen a band that made themselves that accessible after a show. Very cool.
Set List: Sorry...I can't remember every song. I'm hoping someone else who was there can post it. Some of my favorites were Fallen Angel, Tattoo Vampire, COF with Al singing. Joe sang most of the Cooper songs and he was stellar. And, THE NEW MATERIAL IS FANTASTIC!
All in all: the show had a very "fresh" feel to it. I'm thankful these guys are doing what they do. When they come back thru my area, I'll be there.
It was super fun. Nice people sitting in, such as Goldie McJohn (Steppenwolf's organ master). Great mondo set list.
Ya wanna see the second set we played?
Click on "Blue Coupe" video. Some great songs and performances. Feel free to scan and pick and choose. The Pusher is one of my personal favs. I hope to work with Goldy again.
I don' t know what happened to the video of the first set, but that had great moments too.
What songs you ask?
Set 1:
Set 2:
E: 2 Blues songs with Joe Louis Walker and then Magic Carpet Ride
On November 2, Blue Coupe cruised into music haven Iridium Jazz Club and performed two sets, giving the audience what they came for...and more with their high-energy, no-holds-barred performance. The band is comprised of music legends Albert and Joe Bouchard (founding members of Blue Oyster Cult) and Dennis Dunaway (founding member of the Alice Cooper Band).
They had a few special guests who joined them on stage, jazzing up already jazzy sets; those guests were Goldy McJohn (original keyboardist for Steppenwolf), Andy Hilfiger, Andy Shernoff, and award-winning bluesman Joe Lewis Walker. At one point, the tiny stage was packed to the brim, every musician giving it 110%.
What makes the Iridium such a lovely venue to see music at, besides its cozy vibe, is seeing your favorite musicians up-close-and-personal. Because this is Les Paul's baby, musicians often seem quite comfortable and relaxed performing there; Blue Coupe was no exception. They seemed nothing short of joyous to be performing their classic hits in the legendary venue.
The "angry orphans," as dubbed by Joe Bouchard, ended the first set with crowd favorites, Blue Oyster Cult's "I'm Burnin' for You" and Steppenwolf's "Born to Be Wild." The second set was chocked full of their pyschedelic classics "The Pusher," "Sookie, Sookie," "I'm Eighteen," "Schools Out for Summer," "Godzilla," and "Don't Fear the Reaper."
Albert Bouchard donned a large, furry Godzilla mask during the song of the same name, displaying his drumming dexterity by playing with the obstruction on. His drumming was fire, he never missed a beat! Joe Bouchard is an entertaining frontman, funny and energetic, an Ever-Ready rock'n'roll bunny.
All members performed like it was their first time doing the songs, fresh and with lots of conviction. They ended the kinetic set with sizzling blues numbers, "Baby, What's Wrong with You?" and "T-Bone Blues," Joe Lewis Walker on lead vocals. His voice was made for the blues: sharp, soulful, poignant.
Iridium had a healthy-sized crowd that knew all the songs and really got into the infectious groove of Blue Coupe. The band rolls down the highway of hard-driving, memorable, classic rock songs; it's a ride worth catching.
from the "NY Classic Rock Examiner November 5, 2011"
Thanks to all who came to Bowery Electric last night. Especially all the friends who sat in like Andy Shernoff, JP Patterson, Andy Hilfiger, Jimmy Kunes, and Ross the Boss. The Sic F*ck sisters sang like angels. Love it!
Here's the set list for the score keepers. We planned more songs, but once the jammin started, we couldn't get back to the regular set. Enjoy!
The rock pile is a great place for local bands, and they frequently grab some big names too. My friend and I got there around 8:30 in a snowstorm (which would later taper off and become freezing rain!).
Pretty dead in there when we got there. We were just in time for the opening band "Reverse Grip" which were an 80's type anthem-metal band. Young guys, but dressed quite 80's (think denim Bon-Jovi era) I had a beer.
Next up was "Three Quarter Stone" which looked impressive getting set up. They had a pull down banner and double bass drum! Pretty decent band, but their songs just kind of blended together for me. Nothing really stood out too much. Older guys who looked like they've been playing together for a while now.
The final opening band was "Angel of Fire" which was by far the most amusing. The age range would have been from 18-60, and there were about 6 guys. The singer had echo on his voice the entire time. There were some neat changes in their tunes, but again it all blended together. Their drummer had a wind chime solo which I got a hoot out of. They also had a 'one-handed' keyboard player there (i.e. doesn't play keyboards often).
Their last song they did some massive retuning of their instruments where the bass and drums had some mediocre stall filler. They wasted about an entire song, and seemed upset after they finished that song and the house music came on.
Blue Coupe! Here's the setlist:
Fallen Angel started with Albert coming on and doing the drum beat, with Dennis sauntering in on bass, and Joe eventually walking on. I found it effective. Great arrangement of this tune... better than the original by far in my opinion. Burnin' For You was fine... it'll always be a Buck tune though... I guess they're obliged to play it if they advertise themselves as founding BOC members. I must say that I really like Joe's voice.
I've fallen in love with You Like Vampires. So effective and hard hitting, and it gets in my head almost too often. Wonderful job writing this song guys... up there for the best song of the night.
Under My Wheels is probably my fav. Alice tune... quick, hard hitting and quirky. Dennis has so much fun on stage too, seems like he'd be a great guy to hang out with.
Cities: Man... it's such a toss up between Blue Coupe and BOC... Alberts vocal and drumming vs. Buck's lead work... if only, if only. Joe did a great job on this one though, and the trio really fills out the song nicely. Very heavy and very very very awesome.
Dark Boat was cool. Joe has an electric 12 string that he used for it. I listened to the lyric a lot, and it was very descriptive. Albert had mallets the entire song which gave it a really 'earthy' feel. It was a great song that builds and builds. Very well done. My only complaint was the placement of the song....in between Cities and Caught in a Dream. I was riding high from Cities, and wasn't ready to slow down like that.... but I'm glad I heard it. Makes me want to buy Joe's solo album :)
Speaking of Caught in a Dream... fun lyrics... song doesn't grab me much. There were a lot of Alice fans there that appreciated it though.
Astronomy - I'm torn. It's my favourite BOC song, but Blue Coupe really seemed to adopt the Metallica version of the song. It's awesome that Metallica covered the song, but I'd much rather hear it closer to the original. I'm not saying I didn't like it... I'm just saying that the spirit of the original song wasn't there. The heavy transition section was awesome though. Would love to see Joe do a developing solo at the end of this tune.
Black Juju - So awesome. Dennis has the theatrics of Alice in this one, and the song is so psychedelic. Love it to death!
Hot Rails - Never liked this song on the albums, never liked it at a BOC concert, but love Joe and Al doing this as Blue Coupe. I think this song is Joe's baby, and he does a wonderful job on guitar and vocal.
Waiting for My Ship - This song is hilarious. I love it. Dennis' voice on this one is great. Blue Coupe really has harmony work down too.
Red and Black - Cool! They take it at the same light-speed that they did on the old live albums. I still don't know the guy that came up to sing the second verse. Kinda weird. He was fine, good singer and everything, but there was no real introduction...he just ran on stage and started singing! I could have done that! Gord Lewis is an okay guitarist... fills out the sound well.
Pipeline-Wipeout - This might have came to be as a result of Denis' bass problems. They were doing some work around the bridge, I'm not sure what was happening. The tech guy ran off with the bass, and one of the opening bands lent Dennis his bass for the song. Wipeout went on for a while with more bass problems. Fitting.
Is it My Body - Another good tune..
She Rips My Lips - I'm not familiar with Teenage Head really... my understanding is that they were kind of southeastern Ontario's big band in the punk era. It doesn't do much for me, but a lot of locals dig Teenage Head. The guitarist from my understanding owns the bar in Hamilton Ontario "This Ain't Hollywood", which is where Blue Coupe is playing New Years Eve.
Zilla - Albert did the Japanese part. The other guy who I don't know was back. Highlight: Albert was having difficulty with the strobe system, so Dennis noodled for a while. Eventually Al got the strobes going, and the mask on, and did an awesome solo. I'm fairly confident he can't see out of that mask so what he does is pretty remarkable. I've seen this done about five times now, but it never fails to make me laugh and love the solo. Man... Albert is such a great drummer.
School's Out - They invited a girl up who "would appreciate this song" (which tells me she's a fellow teacher)... I think her name was Monica to sing the song. Not sure if she's related / spouse/ other. Blue Coupe does a really good job with this song...very full, very effective.
Be my Lover - My favourite part of this song is the very end with the out of key closing chords.
Kick out the Jams - High energy that matches SEE version! Great to hear it.
Reaper - Again... it's a Buck song to me. They do a great job with it, and the crowd loves it, but it'll always be a Buck tune for me.
OVERALL: I think I said it last time, but I left Blue Coupe being overly satisfied. They do so well together, and they are really enjoying themselves. And I'll stir the old pot of reunion, and say that the trio of Al, Joe and Buck... I could die happily.
Joe Bouchard has really become a front man though. His guitar work is getting better and better, and his vocal is so confident and powerful. Dennis is a riot, and an incredible player. Al... well... amazing. Love their interplay, and love the harmonies. If you haven't had a chance to see Blue Coupe, please see them. And... I'm pretty sure your setlist will be different than mine :)
Here's a YouTube link from this show:
The day before the Bastia show, the local promotor took us to a nice bar where a Jazz band was playing. Joe and Al went for a Jam. I didn't know Joe could play piano well.
Joe did Astronomy and went into Rider On The Storm in the middle of it. I didn't record what was a very scarce piece I believe.
They've played 3 Blue Coupe songs including a new one that will become a hit. Written by Dennis Dunaway. I didn't record it either, it will be on the forthcoming album that will be available latter in the year.
Set List Corsica - Jazz Equinoxe:
Not 100% sure about the songs played last night. I have a doubt about one song I was not familiar with. Apart from this one, this is a pretty accurate setlist, I think (not the real running order, though):
Set List Peymeinade:
Arles was a two set show that started with Fallen Angel (BDS version). I've played cowbell on the new song and on DFTR: No one can say I was out of tune ;-) I've cracked my trousers jumping off stage. That's what happens when I stay too long away from home...
It was a cool little trip in which there's been a lot of Rock'n'Roll and Food.
The Bouchard Bros & Dennis Dunaway rocks.
Yes, it was a great tour. We played a new song called "Gotta Fever" and, even though it was never heard in advance by our fans, they went nuts for it.
Set List Arles, France - Cargo de Nuit
(intermission)