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Set One
Intro
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Traffic Jam
600
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Shake Me Up
487
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Traffic Jam
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Half Moon Rising
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Skulls
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Loved You Enough
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Someday's Reunion
212
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All The Time
330
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Holdin
257
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Midwest Gospel Radio
452
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It's All Too Much
436
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What The Night Brings
314
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Set Two
Intro
88
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Boatman
312
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Bolton Stretch
185
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Little Lover
200
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One More
351
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Things You're Selling
266
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Jail Song
287
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Ramblin in the Rambler
215
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Follow Me Down To The Riverside
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Ramblin' Reprise
160
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Big Spike Hammer
221
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Country Boy Rock & Roll
204
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Criminal
363
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If You're Ever In Oklahoma
518
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King Ebeneezer
497
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If You're Ever In Oklahoma
326
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Encore
Come Together
589
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My Gal
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Show Notes
- Gospel Radio through What The Night Brings with Chris Pandolfi on banjo
- Boatman and Bolton Stretch with Jeremy Garrett on fiddle
- Ramblin In The Rambler through Ramblin Reprise with Andy Falco on guitar
- If You're Ever In Oklahoma > King Ebeneezer with Andy Hall on Dobro
- Come Together and My Gal with The Infamous Stringdusters
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Reviews for this item
Jason — 3/7/2012 6:50:14 AM
"Let me start off by saying that the opening band, Infamous Stringdusters, were fantastic and really set a great tone for the night. I think having them open lead the first set to be a little more jammy, a little more rock than bluegrass. And it was a solid set. But the second set of this night was amazing. So much energy. The guys from IS hoping in for a couple songs. All 9 men on stage for the encore. Just great great music."