Set list for 14th Feb gig at The Libertine

So here is the planned set list for the gig on Sunday. I'm risking it starting with the 12string for 3 songs. Only one is in Drop D and that is the last number. A bunch of new covers are included to add variety. My material is indicated by being in bold. I'm including a brand new song that really only started as a chord pattern idea late last week - I found a scribbled lyric idea from a while back and - totally rewrote that apart from one line, but it's in the set for it's debut. All is well I'm writing songs with maj7 chords in them again. :-) I've also dropped all the instrumentals apart from Gypsy as they didn't really work in the context of a venue like The Libertine. Remember all my material (excluding the brand new one) is available for preview at www.reverbnation.com/grahamhunt

Give a Little Bit
Rise Up
Beautiful
Waterfall
Let Me Love You Tonight
You Make Me More
My Baby
Johnny the Horse
Maps
Babylon
Thank You
Within
I Used To Know Her
Gypsy

Comments

  1. Istvanski8 February 2010 at 09:13

    Good luck with the gig. I'll be sending positive vibes from Selhurst Park.

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  2. Ken Skinner8 February 2010 at 16:43

    Holy cow, that's a long set-list!!!! You'll have blisters by the end!

    Tape it! I'll be trying not to slip into a canal (so out of town)!

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  3. DILLIGAF8 February 2010 at 18:21

    Can't wait old bean. See you there!!!

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  4. Laura9 February 2010 at 17:58

    Thanks so much for stopping by my blog and leaving a comment. :)

    I love listening to live music. I wish I lived there! I would come and see you for sure. (I became a fan on Facebook ;P )
    Good luck with the gig this weekend.

    ((Hugs))
    laura

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