| Identifier | 3781909 |
| Created At | Tue May 23 2023 23:54:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) |
| Media Count | 1 |
| Show Rating | A |
| Sound Rating | A |
| Source Info | SBD |
| Trades Allowed |
Performance
| Yonder Mountain String Band 1999-01-16 Acoustic Coffee House, Nederland, CO | |
|---|---|
| Set 1 | I'll Never Love ANybody But You
Saro Jane Big Mon Blue Ridge Cabin Home To Say Goodbye, To Be Forgiven + Eli Renfro Shenandoah Valley Waltz + Freeborn Man + Band intros by Burle High on a Hilltop On the Run |
| Set 2 | Ramblin Boy +
Years With Rose + Har Far I'd Fall For You + Sleepy Cowboy + Blue Collar Blues + You Left Me In A Hole Believe It > + Dawns Early Light > Over the Waterfall Alone and Blue + Freight Train + Paddy on the Turnpike Wind in the Willows + Whitehouse Blues ENC Raleigh and Spencer I'll Stay Around + Burle on lead vocals |
| Set 3 | |
| Comment | this is a historic find. The earliest 2 set full Yonder show known
to circulate. i've had a 1 disc version (which consisted of set one plus some filler) for a long time, but here is the full show in all its glory for the first time. this is the period when Yonder still had their day jobs, and were some months away from playing outside of Colorado for the first time. Very few original songs, mostly bluegrass standards and a whole bunch of lovely Burle tunes. This show demonstrates how important Burle was to the band's development ; after a chance meeting at a festival campfire pick, Burle took the boys under his wing (Burle was much better known locally at this time than Yonder were) and gave them songs that would stay part of their repetoire to this day (many of which would turn up on the album Old Hands some 6 years later). This is a very different and more traditional Yonder. Jeff's singing on Dawns Early Light (one of only three Yonder originals here, along with Adam's Left Me in a Hole and High on a Hilltop, which Dave and Jeff wrote back in Bluegrasshole days, if i'm not mistaken) is simply beautiful - theres no other word for it. A piece of Yonder history and a must have. |