Tim Reynolds 2004-03-04
The O'Connell Center at the University of Florida, Gainesville, FL
Set 1
And Then They Were Free
Indoctrinate
All You Need is Love *
Not In My Name $
McCutcheon Ramble
Step By Step %
McCutcheon Solo
McCutcheon Ramble 2
Get Together #
Notes
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* The Beatles cover
# The Youngbloods Cover
Indoctrinate
All You Need is Love *
Not In My Name $
McCutcheon Ramble
Step By Step %
McCutcheon Solo
McCutcheon Ramble 2
Get Together #
Notes
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* The Beatles cover
# The Youngbloods Cover
Set 2
Set 3
Comment
Tim came out and played in support of Democratic Presidential hopefull Dennis Kucinich's
campaign speech. He played And Then They Were Free first, then Kucinich came out and spoke
for somewhere between 1 1/2 and 2 hours. I was situated dead center about 40 feet from stage
for the first song, then after Kucinich got off everyone rushed the stage to watch Tim play.
During Indoctrinate it took me about 30 seconds to get set up with a clear view of Tim, and
several people do walk in front of me but for the most part its a clear view for the rest of the
show. From here on also, there is a decent amount of crowd noise picked up, and this was the
best I could do since a soundboard recording was not possible. I had to reposition due to everyone
blocking me, missed the first song he played when he cameback, and wound up about 12' stage
left from Tim. Everything played after was captured. Folkmusician John McCutcheon joined Tim
after Indoctrinate, and proceeded to play a few of his songs($, and %), and in the process
rambled on and on about his life and politics, feel free to skip those chapters, but
they are included.
campaign speech. He played And Then They Were Free first, then Kucinich came out and spoke
for somewhere between 1 1/2 and 2 hours. I was situated dead center about 40 feet from stage
for the first song, then after Kucinich got off everyone rushed the stage to watch Tim play.
During Indoctrinate it took me about 30 seconds to get set up with a clear view of Tim, and
several people do walk in front of me but for the most part its a clear view for the rest of the
show. From here on also, there is a decent amount of crowd noise picked up, and this was the
best I could do since a soundboard recording was not possible. I had to reposition due to everyone
blocking me, missed the first song he played when he cameback, and wound up about 12' stage
left from Tim. Everything played after was captured. Folkmusician John McCutcheon joined Tim
after Indoctrinate, and proceeded to play a few of his songs($, and %), and in the process
rambled on and on about his life and politics, feel free to skip those chapters, but
they are included.
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Created At
Tue Apr 13 2004 00:02:45 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
Updated At
Tue Apr 13 2004 00:02:45 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
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