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  <identifier>rhitchcock2007-03-18</identifier>
  <title>Robyn Hitchcock Live at Belcourt Theatre on 2007-03-18</title>
  <creator>Robyn Hitchcock</creator>
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  <description>Disc 1&#13;
01. Belltown Ramble&#13;
02. Adventure Rocket Ship&#13;
03. Dialog (Sex, Death, &amp; Food)&#13;
04. Ole! Tarantula&#13;
05. Balloon Man&#13;
06. Flesh Number One (Beatle Dennis)&#13;
07. Tiny Montgomery&#13;
08. Lo And Behold / Life During Wartime&#13;
09. Elvis Presley Blues&#13;
10. Queen Elvis&#13;
11. Brenda's Iron Sledge&#13;
12. Flanagan's Song&#13;
13. Copper Kettle&#13;
14. Creeped Out&#13;
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Disc 2&#13;
01. Dialog (Guitar Strings)&#13;
02. (A Man's Gotta Know His Limitations) Briggs        &#13;
03. I Wanna Destroy You&#13;
Encore&#13;
04. Miss Ohio&#13;
05. Candyman&#13;
06. Television&#13;
07. Dialog (Band Tribute)&#13;
08. Acid Bird&#13;
09. Queen Jane Approximately</description>
  <date>2007-03-18</date>
  <year>2007</year>
  <subject>Robyn Hitchcock; Peter Buck; Gillian Welch; David Rawlings; John Paul Jones; Belcourt Theatre; Live Music</subject>
  <publicdate>2007-03-26 05:47:53</publicdate>
  <addeddate>2007-03-26 05:46:50</addeddate>
  <uploader>cdecroix@alltel.net</uploader>
  <updater>Taper Chuck</updater>
  <updatedate>2007-03-26 06:04:28</updatedate>
  <venue>Belcourt Theatre</venue>
  <coverage>Nashville, TN</coverage>
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  <notes>Robyn Hitchcock - Acoustic Guitar/Vocals/Harmonica&#13;
Peter Buck - 12-String Electric Guitar&#13;
Gillian Welch - Acoustic Guitar/Vocals/Harmonica&#13;
David Rawlings - Acoustic Guitar/Vocals&#13;
John Paul Jones - Mandolin&#13;
Sean Nelson - Backing Vocals&#13;
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When I first purchased tickets for this show it was being billed as "Robyn Hitchcock &amp; The Venus Three." After a few weeks the event was changed to "Robyn Hitchcock &amp; The Nashville Crawdads." It was advertised that Peter Buck and Nashville Friends would be playing with Robyn - but all other possible guests remained a mystery right up until show time.&#13;
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Robyn started with Belltown Ramble and when he got to the line "Where the Claremont used to be CLA-'REM'- ONT" - out walked Peter Buck quickly followed by Gillian Welch, David Rawlings, John Paul Jones, and Sean Nelson. It was a pretty good bet that Gillian and David were going to be there - but, everyone was simply blown away by the fact that John Paul Jones was playing mandolin. &#13;
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The performance put in by the band this night can be summed up by simply saying that it was "Fantastic!" The vibe was relaxed and there were several "huddles" to discuss what songs/chords/parts everyone would play. Robyn told a few crazy stories as is his tradition - and the night was very magical.&#13;
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Enjoy the recording and continue to share the gift of music.</notes>
  <updatedate>2007-03-26 06:17:38</updatedate>
  <updater>Taper Chuck</updater>
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