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Pat Metheny Unity Group and Bruce Hornsby w/Sonny Emory
CAMPFIRE TOUR 2014
August 6, 2014
Filene Center
Wolf Trap National Park
For The Performing Arts
Vienna, VA

Lostbrook 2.0 Volume 64

Source: CA-14(cards)>CA-9200>Sony M10(24/48)
Transfer: Micro SDHC>PC>WAV>CQ Mastering>FLAC(16/44.1)
Location: 29th row, dead center

Taper: Lostbrook
Mastering: CQ
Setlist/Tracking/Covers: ethiessen1

Bruce Hornsby w/Sonny Emory:

01 M.I.A. In MIA* (4:56)
02 The Valley Road* (7:24)
03 Preacher In The Ring Pt 1** (9:28)
04 Life In The Psychotropics** (6:27)
05 Talk Of The Town** (7:25)
06 Lost In The Snow** (4:32)
07 Adonis** (4:52)
08 Tipping*** (3:51)
09 So Much Youíll Never Understand** (4:44)
10 King Of The Hill >There Is A Mountain**** (6:15)

* Bruce (dulcimer), Pat (guitar), Sonny (Frottoir)
** Bruce (piano), Sonny (drums)
*** Bruce (dulcimer), Sonny (Frottoir)
**** Bruce (piano), Sonny (Cajon)

Bruce Hornsby: Dulcimer, Piano, Vocals
Sonny Emory: Frottoir, Drums, Cajon

Special Guest:
Pat Metheny: Guitar (tracks 1 and 2)

Pat Metheny Unity Group

Disc 1:

11 Bruce Introduces Pat (0:45)
12 Pikasso Intro (6:00) (Pat solo)
13 Come and See (9:41) (add PMUG)
14 Police People (7:02)
15 Kin (11:03) (add Carmassi)
16 Rise Up (12:48)
17 Born (7:56)
18 Genealogy (2:13)
19 On Day One (15:51)

Disc 2

20 Bright Size Life (4:57) (Pat w/Ben duet)
21 Tune Up (4:53) (Pat w/Chris duet)
22 The Moon Is A Harsh Mistress (4:58) (Bruce piano, vocals)
23 (Go) Get It (4:14) (Pat w/Antonio duet)>Band Intros
24 Have You Heard? (8:17) (add PMUG)
25 Are You Going With Me? (9:30)
26 Acoustic Guitar Medley* (9:39) (Pat solo)
27 The Way It Is** (7:52) (add PMUG, Bruce and Sonny)

* Includes: Phase Dance, Minuano (6/8), Praise, Midwestern Nightís Dream, As It Is, The Sun in Montreal, Antonia, This Is Not America, Last Train Home

**features drum duet between Sonny and Antonio

Pat Metheny: Guitars, 42 String Pikasso, Orchestrionics, Roland Guitar Synth
Antonio Sanchez: Drums
Ben Williams: Upright and Electric Basses
Chris Potter: Saxophones, Flutes, Bb Clarinet
Giulio Carmassi: Keyboards, Trumpet, Vocals

Special Guests:
Bruce Hornsby: piano, vocals (tracks 22 and 27)
Sonny Emory: drums (track 27)

From the original uploader

It was the perfect evening for a double-dose of adventurous music, especially challenging for me since I haven’t followed the careers of Bruce or Pat for decades. I was impressed with both sets, and thought that the selections from Kin were brilliant. My only complaint is that the volume of the music was rather low at the Filene Center. You’ll hear crickets in the background at various times, and not just during the soft parts. (I think they add to the atmosphere.) I was shocked when the guy in front of me put in ear plugs. I also had an aisle seat and was forced to stand multiple times to let people in and out, resulting in some occasional phasing and mic rustling. We decided to offer this as a single torrent since there was some cross-pollination of musicians and no intermission. I like it best as one seamless performance but you may download what you wish of course. And the best part of the entire evening? Meeting ethiessen1 for the first time and hanging out with him and J before and after the show.

Bill Monroe , Mac Wiseman And Don Reno Reunion 1960
1960-08-14 (Sunday)
Watermelon Park
Berryville, Va

1 Travelling Down This Lonesome Road
2 Can’t You Hear Me Callin’
3 Will You Be Lovin’ Another Man
4 When He Reached Down His Hand For Me
5 I Hear A Sweet Voice Calling
6 Bluegrass Stomp
7 When You Are Lonely
8 Lonesome Road Blues

This set has previously circulated incorrectly as Newport 1960. Bill Monroe did not play Newport until 1963 so we know that was incorrect.

Neil Rosenberg helped to track down the correct date, with a resource at Bluegrass Unlimited: Walt Saunders

“I tracked down the date of the show Don Owens produced at Watermelon Park, in Berryville, Va. The date was Sunday, August 14, 1960. It was billed as ‘Blue Grass Day.’ I found the ad in the newspaper archives of the Handley Library in Winchester, Va. It appeared in The Winchester Star several days before the event. The ad listed the artists. Here they are, misspellings and all, in the order and pretty much how they appeared:

MAX WISEMAN

and the OSBORNE BROTHERS

and

SCOTTY STONEMAN,

BILL MONROE and the BLUE GRASS BOYS,

DON RENO and RED SMILEY,

BUCK RYAN and SMITTY IRWIN, BILL HARRIS.

The print for Wiseman, the Osbornes and Stoneman was bold and larger size than the other artists, which indicates who Owens considered to be the biggest draw, not only in the northern Shenandoah Valley, but also in the Washington, DC area, as he advertised in on his TV show.
Don knew all of these artists personally, so I assume the misspellings were not his, but likely the folks at the newspaper. Bill Harris of course is Bill Harrell, and Buck and Smitty were in his band.
This show was approximately a year before the one at Luray (I believe July 4, 1961), which has received all of the attention ever since.

First seeded in the Bluegrasshub by J Norstad
Research and identification by aikowolf
March 11, 2012

to The Midnite Cafe via Raoul Duke 03-17-2012