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My first 69 style show, this was a splendid night. This venue was excellent, full PA with great sound. Fall colors starting to show and nice weather with a brief and refreshing shower of light rain mid second set. There was a little trouble in the first couple songs, where the PA cut in and out and we could only hear the stage, but it was quickly fixed and caused no further troubles. Doin That Rag was sung with youthful exuberance. Dark Star was fantastic. Death Don’t was masterfully delivered, and Easy Wind broke the somber mood perfectly and finished the set out with fun. After a little break, Dancin got everyone on their feet, really high energy jam in there. My first time seeing them do Attics, great harmony singing with Skip soaring high. The final sequence was relentless, high energy throughout. Me and Jake persevered, but it was a battle of endurance to keep up. Perfect Ripple encore. Killer show and it was a thrill to see a full onslaught 69 style show for the first time. We had the pleasure of meeting Franknkeene after the show and he kindly offered us space to camp out at his place, thanks Frank!!

Hard To Handle Big Boy Pete Doin’ That Rag Green, Green Grass of Home Big Boss Man Dark Star > Death Don’t Have No Mercy Easy Wind Dancing in the Street It Hurts Me Too Me and My Uncle Friend of the Devil Cold Rain and Snow Attics of My Life Good Lovin’ > Drums > Good Lovin’ Saint Stephen > Not Fade Away > Goin’ Down the Road Feelin’ Bad > Not Fade Away > Turn on Your Lovelight E: Ripple Set 1: Elective Set 2: 10/24/70, Kiel Opera House, St. Louis, MO

dso 09-25-20 yarmouth drive-in cape cod, ma original setlist set one 01 tuning 02 corrina> 03 shakedown street 04 cc rider> 05 it takes a lot to laugh, it takes a train to cry 06 beat it on down the line 07 big railroad blues 08 just like tom thumb's blues 09 next time you see me 10 when i paint my masterpiece 11 lonesome and a long way from home set two 01 tuning 02 box of rain 03 uncle john's band> 04 china doll> 05 man smart, woman smarter> 06 he's gone> 07 drums> 08 space> 09 gimme some lovin'> 10 willie and the hand jive> 11 morning dew 12 honky tonk women (encore) This show was on fire. They came to play and play they did. This is what happens when you let a caged beast out. It just roars like fire.

Elective first set looks killer. Big Boss Man, Big Boy Pete. Yes please. Praise DSO.

And there it is.

Thanks for the report. Quite the variety pack there. Praise DSO.

Opened the show with a smokin After Midnight > Second That Emotion! Lots of JGB...sitting here in limbo, struggling man, closed the first with a monster Birdsong. Second set opener was a Sugar>Scarlet (raged like it was going to be a Fire)then wrapped up Begonias and played a top notch rendition of My Brother Esau, a Promontory Hyryder show up. Terrapin was big because they were playing right under the moon, shining brightly, holding away despair. Once the Station was completed they started a wang dang doodle from the ground up, El Paso > Cumberland Blues, they remembered to close the whole show out with Sunshine Daydream. There was a Catfish John in there along with Tom Thumb Blues. I'm really wondering where and when the next show is going to happen?