Steve Earle & The Dukes
Ancienne Belgique
Brussels, Belgium
10 December 2004
01 Intro (The Revolution Will Not Be Televised)
02 The Revolution Starts…
03 Home To Houston
04 Conspiracy Theory *
05 Ashes To Ashes
06 Taneytown
07 Amerika v 6.0 (The Best We Can Do)
08 What’s A Simple Man To Do?
09 Warrior
10 The Gringo’s Tale
11 talk
12 Rich Man’s War
13 Goodbye
14 Comin’ Around *
15 You’re Still Standin’ There *
16 Mystery Train Part II
17 Copperhead Road
18 Condi, Condi
19 I Thought You Should Know
20 Christmas In Washington
21 Jerusalem
22 The Seeker
23 Transcendental Blues
24 F The CC
25 Revolution
26 The Revolution Starts Now
– encore
27 John Walker’s Blues
28 Guitar Town
29 Sweet Virginia *
30 Band Intros
31 Isn’t It A Pity *
32 Time Has Come Today *
* w/ Allison Moorer
Source: SP-CMC-10 > battery SP-SPSB-1 ( 160 Hz ) > DAT Sony TCD-D8 > Pioneer CD recorder > EAC > WAV > mkwACT > SHN
Excellent quality DAT audience recording, generally held to be one of the best of the tour so far.
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A new to me Earle boot — that’s worth more to me than gold! And this one is soooo good. It’s just about perfect. I can’t thank you enough for posting this one! And for all you do.
Yea this one’s really good. I’ve been listening to it of late.
What a tour! Playing a ton of those Jerusalem album songs and Revolution Starts Now songs and some stuff from the 1990s bluegrass/traditional albums. What a great setlist! Just the bare minimum of greatest hits/crowd pleasers. Would love to have seen him then. But I did catch him a few years before, at Memphis in May 2001, when he was playing a lot of stuff from Transcendental Blues. Great show! (just a few hours before my first Dylan concert)
He was at the top of his game then. ‘Jerusalem ‘ and ‘Revolution’ were both awash with great songs and ‘Christmas in Washington’ made a welcome return .