George Thorogood & The Destroyers 1982-06-03
Paard Van Troje, The Hague, The Netherlands
Set 1
I'm Wanted
One Way Ticket
One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer
It Wasn't Me
Bottom Of The Sea
Night Time
I'll Change My Style
Madison Blues
Can't Stop Lovin'
No Particular Place To Go
I'm Just Your Good Thing
Ride On Josephine
Little Queenie
Around & Around *
Let It Rock> *
Back In The U.S.A *
One Way Ticket
One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer
It Wasn't Me
Bottom Of The Sea
Night Time
I'll Change My Style
Madison Blues
Can't Stop Lovin'
No Particular Place To Go
I'm Just Your Good Thing
Ride On Josephine
Little Queenie
Around & Around *
Let It Rock> *
Back In The U.S.A *
Set 2
Set 3
Comment
* with Mick Jagger on vocals
full show with Ian Stewart on piano
Circulates as a bootleg with these tracks in a different order, as follows:
I'm Wanted
One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer
It Wasn't Me
Bottom of the Sea
Night time (Partial)
Madison Blues
Can't Stop Lovin'
No Particular Place To Go
Ride On Josephine
Little Queenie
Around & Around *
Let It Rock/Back in the USA *
I'll Change My Style
I'm Just Your Good Thing
One Way Ticket
The above set list is out of order b/c:
a) every track is faded out at the end but on at least one occasion you can hear a bit of the song that follows however when the next track begins it's a different song and the song that you could hear start up is soemwhere else on the set list.
b) I would think that if Mick Jagger were to join the band on stage it would be the grand finale. I doubt George would even want to continue after Mick left.
c) after studying many set lists from other shows in the same year and era, there was a definite pattern of where each song fit into the set list. "One Way Ticket" for example was always near the beginning of the show. Many others seem out of order as well judging from previous set lists in this era.
full show with Ian Stewart on piano
Circulates as a bootleg with these tracks in a different order, as follows:
I'm Wanted
One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer
It Wasn't Me
Bottom of the Sea
Night time (Partial)
Madison Blues
Can't Stop Lovin'
No Particular Place To Go
Ride On Josephine
Little Queenie
Around & Around *
Let It Rock/Back in the USA *
I'll Change My Style
I'm Just Your Good Thing
One Way Ticket
The above set list is out of order b/c:
a) every track is faded out at the end but on at least one occasion you can hear a bit of the song that follows however when the next track begins it's a different song and the song that you could hear start up is soemwhere else on the set list.
b) I would think that if Mick Jagger were to join the band on stage it would be the grand finale. I doubt George would even want to continue after Mick left.
c) after studying many set lists from other shows in the same year and era, there was a definite pattern of where each song fit into the set list. "One Way Ticket" for example was always near the beginning of the show. Many others seem out of order as well judging from previous set lists in this era.
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Tue Oct 28 2008 17:22:01 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
Updated At
Sat Jul 10 2004 17:25:21 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
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