Posted: February 23, 2000 11:47 pm
Posted By Anonymous
Charleston, SC Rehersal
May 29, 1999
Set List: (Submitted by Michael Carnell and Kay Gilliam)
1) Lage Nom Ai
2) Gravity Storm
3) Ringling, Ringling
4) You Call It Joggin
5) King of Somewhere Hot
6) Volcano
7) Chanson Pour Le'Petites Enfant
Son of A Son of a Sailor
Short Video -->
9) Changes In Latitudes ...
10) Come Monday
Video - I Dream of Genie w/ Tina and Utley
11) Why Don't We Get Drunk ...
12) Beach House on the Moon
Intermission featuring Radio Margaritaville
13) The Ass and the Hole - featuring Mac McAnally
14) He Went to Paris
15) I Will Play for Gumbo
16) Southern Cross
17) Cheeseburger in Paradise
18) Cairo sung by Tina and Nadirah, backed by the band without Jimmy
19) Waiting for the Next Explosion
20) Flesh and Bone
21) Fins
22) Pirate Looks at 40
23) Margaritaville
Encore:
24) One Particular Harbour
25) Math Suks
26) Brown Eyed Girl
27) Pacing the Cage
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Submitted by Michael Carnell
Well, there were 400 to 500 people there I would guess. We got in because we are active members of the local Parrot Head Club. Other people got in by various connections with the Margaritaville store, band, security, restaurants, etc... There were a good number of people who are the kind you wish weren't there - those just there for the free beer.
Jimmy mentioned that at the Today Show people were screaming "Math Suks" and Matt Lauer thought they were screaming "Matt Sucks". Said Matt was feeling really bad till it was explained to him!
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Submitted by Bob Robinson
Just rolled in from Charleston and my first-ever rehearsal concert. Jimmy and the boys (and gals) were tight and had the North Charleston Coliseum rockin' today. Due to having to coach my daughter's last baseball game this morning, I wasn't able to leave town until noon, had a 2 1/2 hour drive ahead of me, and missed the first half of the show. But it was well worth it. As I arrived at the coliseum, Bubba was dishin' up Gumbo and havin' a blast. 'Twas awesome as I walked unhurried to within 10 feet of the stage and settled in for the rest of the performance. All the songs you know by heart were played and Jimmy is back to playing brown Eyed Girl again. Pacing the Cage was phabulous and sounded great live. Jimmy only mangled a few lines the whole day (at least from the time I was there). Set List Surprise: I missed this jewel too from the first set, but they played Ringling, Ringling. Can' wait to hear it Tuesday. Flesh & Bone was killer also with Jim Mayer providing the bass vocal in the chorus. The back drop remained constant throughout with an ocean/beach scene and a "full earth" rising over the lunar sea.
Jimmy has the stage set up like a dock by the sea with a little shanty on the right & Robert G pounding the pans in front of it. Looks like an ol' bait shack that's almost ready to collapse around Robert. Pete, Mac and Jim are wholed up next to one another on the left side of the stage and don't have a lot of room to maneuver around. Doyle Grisham was stuck between Roger's drum set-up and the bait shack and appeared scrunched there as well. Tina and Nadirah seem to have the most freedom on the left side of the stage. Amy & the boys are on the right side of the stage and have choreographed some really kool moves. All in all it was a fun experience. If only all of Jimmy's concerts were this wide open and unstructured. BTW, Jimmy messed up a lyric on Flesh & Bone and grabbed someone's liner notes from the audience to check out the lyrics. See y'all Tuesday in Charlotte......
Oh yeah....I phinally got to meet Jackson "BubbaFreak" Quigley. Made the whole trip that much more enjoyable. His new ParrotHead book will be out this summer, so keep your eyes peeled for the announcement. Look out Jimmy.....Should be a NY Times Best Seller
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Charleston, SC Rehersal
May 29, 1999
Set List: (Submitted by Michael Carnell and Kay Gilliam)
1) Lage Nom Ai
2) Gravity Storm
3) Ringling, Ringling
4) You Call It Joggin
5) King of Somewhere Hot
6) Volcano
7) Chanson Pour Le'Petites Enfant
Son of A Son of a Sailor Short Video -->
9) Changes In Latitudes ...
10) Come Monday
Video - I Dream of Genie w/ Tina and Utley
11) Why Don't We Get Drunk ...
12) Beach House on the Moon
Intermission featuring Radio Margaritaville
13) The Ass and the Hole - featuring Mac McAnally
14) He Went to Paris
15) I Will Play for Gumbo
16) Southern Cross
17) Cheeseburger in Paradise
18) Cairo sung by Tina and Nadirah, backed by the band without Jimmy
19) Waiting for the Next Explosion
20) Flesh and Bone
21) Fins
22) Pirate Looks at 40
23) Margaritaville
Encore:
24) One Particular Harbour
25) Math Suks
26) Brown Eyed Girl
27) Pacing the Cage
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Submitted by Michael Carnell
Well, there were 400 to 500 people there I would guess. We got in because we are active members of the local Parrot Head Club. Other people got in by various connections with the Margaritaville store, band, security, restaurants, etc... There were a good number of people who are the kind you wish weren't there - those just there for the free beer.
Jimmy mentioned that at the Today Show people were screaming "Math Suks" and Matt Lauer thought they were screaming "Matt Sucks". Said Matt was feeling really bad till it was explained to him!
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Submitted by Bob Robinson
Just rolled in from Charleston and my first-ever rehearsal concert. Jimmy and the boys (and gals) were tight and had the North Charleston Coliseum rockin' today. Due to having to coach my daughter's last baseball game this morning, I wasn't able to leave town until noon, had a 2 1/2 hour drive ahead of me, and missed the first half of the show. But it was well worth it. As I arrived at the coliseum, Bubba was dishin' up Gumbo and havin' a blast. 'Twas awesome as I walked unhurried to within 10 feet of the stage and settled in for the rest of the performance. All the songs you know by heart were played and Jimmy is back to playing brown Eyed Girl again. Pacing the Cage was phabulous and sounded great live. Jimmy only mangled a few lines the whole day (at least from the time I was there). Set List Surprise: I missed this jewel too from the first set, but they played Ringling, Ringling. Can' wait to hear it Tuesday. Flesh & Bone was killer also with Jim Mayer providing the bass vocal in the chorus. The back drop remained constant throughout with an ocean/beach scene and a "full earth" rising over the lunar sea.
Jimmy has the stage set up like a dock by the sea with a little shanty on the right & Robert G pounding the pans in front of it. Looks like an ol' bait shack that's almost ready to collapse around Robert. Pete, Mac and Jim are wholed up next to one another on the left side of the stage and don't have a lot of room to maneuver around. Doyle Grisham was stuck between Roger's drum set-up and the bait shack and appeared scrunched there as well. Tina and Nadirah seem to have the most freedom on the left side of the stage. Amy & the boys are on the right side of the stage and have choreographed some really kool moves. All in all it was a fun experience. If only all of Jimmy's concerts were this wide open and unstructured. BTW, Jimmy messed up a lyric on Flesh & Bone and grabbed someone's liner notes from the audience to check out the lyrics. See y'all Tuesday in Charlotte......
Oh yeah....I phinally got to meet Jackson "BubbaFreak" Quigley. Made the whole trip that much more enjoyable. His new ParrotHead book will be out this summer, so keep your eyes peeled for the announcement. Look out Jimmy.....Should be a NY Times Best Seller
)