Robert Randolph and the Family Band
Sunday, July 25th, 2004
Mishawaka Amphitheatre
Bellvue, Colorado
01.) (0:40) tuning
02.) (15:33) Jailbird > Axel F > Jailbird
03.) (11:22) Ted’s Jam
04.) (9:51) Squeeze >
05.) (3:05) Dont Worry, Be Happy >
06.) (3:22) Squeeze >
07.) (1:12) Isn’t She Lovely >
08.) (3:15) Squeeze
09.) (14:03) Papa Was A Rolling Stone >
10.) (24:41) ^Nobody
11.) (10:34) Road Bus Jam
12.) (12:37) +Shake Your Hips
13.) (8:46) *Good Times, Bad Times >
14.) (8:04) *Purple Haze >
15.) (9:47) *~I Need More Love >
16.) (7:15) *Walk This Way
17.) (15:11) Roll Up
18.) (3:33) encore break
Encore:
01.) (13:43) Why Should I Feel Lonely >
02.) (7:57) Billie Jean >
03.) (7:09) Don’t Stop Till You Get Enough
04.) (6:48) Soul Refreshing
05.) (11:33) Going In The Right Direction >
06.) (2:03) War Pigs >
07.) (0:50) Going In The Right Direction
08.) (0:25) band intros
The Band:
-Robert Randolph - guitars, vocals
-Marcus Randolph - drums
-Jason Crosby - keyboards, violin
-Danyel Morgan - bass, vocals, guitar
Guests:
* with Daniel Sproul on guitar (Rosehill Drive)
~ with unknown guest harmonica player from the Mishawaka crew.
+ with many girls from the crowd dancing onstage with the band.
Source: SBD
Recorded by: RRFB Crew
Transferred by: Tom Mullinix
Notes:
^ with Instrument Switch Jam.
- One long set.
- Sold out show.
- The show started at 3:45pm and ended at 7:25pm.
- The band played for nearly 4 hours with only about 3 minutes for an encore break
- Opening act: Rosehill Drive.
- Show 2:00pm; Ticket Price: $20.25
- The decision for guest guitarist (Daniel Sproul) to play with RRFB seemed very spontaneous. Rose Hill Drive was off to the side of the stage watching RRFB play. Robert motioned for Daniel to get his guitar and come onstage. Daniel played for a song or two, and started to walk offstage after that. Robert looked at him as if, ‘what else do you have to do…. stay and play’, then Robert put his hat on Daniel’s head and he stayed up to play guitar for a few more tunes.
***Publicly released with permission from Robert Randolph and the Family Band’s crew.***
