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Lowers at Spaeth. I showed up e or ting to play, but there were too many so I danced instead. 

I ended up dancing so hard to “running Doem a Dream” that I nearly fell over. 7 dudes going hard. I had to catch my breath. 

Set list

Alex drum solo sailing away

Rocks off Rolling Stones 

The shape I’m in.   The band 

Alright. Supergrass 

Love and only love. Neil young 

ThNk you friends big star. - x2!

(Thanksgiving extendo)

Hazel. Bob dylan

It makes no difference    Band Rick Danko 

Such a night    Dr John  

I love the d St puns of breaking glass nick lowe

Running down a dream   great! I dances

D til passing out

One of these days   Neil young

Run for your life  Beatles 

Transmission 

Jealous guyhttps://drive.google.com/uc?export=view&id=1ieEW6ekKfrw_iFVh8ALSvrAjN8RonJaGhttps://drive.google.com/uc?export=view&id=1ptBr3i6cSD160IR17ucxGOi69vGLh2nIhttps://drive.google.com/uc?export=view&id=1YyaW46sMe3P6zs3LNKjhDZ4FtTZjOMH1

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