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06/23
Calgary, Canada

 
04/05/2006 - The Egg at Empire State Plaza - Albany NY - United States
(acoustic performance)

First Set:  Tootie Ma Is a Big Fine Thing, "Bounce Bitch", Cat Creeps, Drum Solo, Thaw, Paris 
Second Set:  Wake Up, What'd I Say?, Rise Up, Seven Deadlies, The Letter, "beautiful unknown", Buster Rides Again, Pappy Check 



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Song Title Last Date Last No. Next Date Next No. Total Played Avg.
Tootie Ma Is a Big Fine Thing 02/24/2006 6 04/07/2006 2 67 17.9
"Bounce Bitch" 06/05/2004 165 - - 9 133.4
Cat Creeps 02/25/2006 5 04/06/2006 1 38 31.6
Drum Solo 01/14/2006 9 06/10/2006 10 256 4.7
Thaw 02/24/2006 6 08/20/2006 23 43 27.9
Paris 02/24/2006 6 04/07/2006 2 46 26.1
Wake Up - - 04/06/2006 1 10 120.1
What'd I Say? 02/25/2006 5 04/08/2006 3 50 24.0
Rise Up 06/23/2004 158 04/08/2006 3 76 15.8
Seven Deadlies 02/24/2006 6 04/08/2006 3 111 10.8
The Letter 03/22/2006 4 04/06/2006 1 51 23.5
"beautiful unknown" - - 04/07/2006 2 3 400.3
Buster Rides Again 02/24/2006 6 03/06/2007 53 44 27.3
Pappy Check 11/04/2005 30 04/14/2006 4 109 11.0
Last DateDate of known show when this song was last performed.
Last No.Number of shows between Last Date and this show.
Next DateDate of known show when this song is performed next.
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This show kicked ass. It was a cool venue. you could hear the sound great everywhere. Not enough room for dancing but this show was more of the free form improv mmw than the groove based mmw so it worked well. first set had only like three actual songs and the second set was mostly from Tonic. Whats that flute piano thing called medeski played in the encore? It was awesome. Not a lot of funky stuff but great improv. great venue with a great setlist and i got to meet them after the show, that was cool. They are just nice guys to talk to and you can tell the really appreciate the respect and support all mmw fans give them
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it's called a melodica
Submitted by chris
Couldn't agree more about the assessment of the show. It was a great treat to see Medeski Martin and Wood play a two-set, nearly three hour show and not miss a beat. And Albany was lucky enough to host one of MMW's rare all-acoustic shows. I totally admire their musicianship and hope that they come back to Albany real soon. It'd have been nicer if the Albany crowd had been a little more respectful of the performers, though. At one point, people began to bleat out requests until someone shouted, "Play whatever you want to play", a statement that was clearly appreciated by Medeski, as he gestured in the affirmative after it was said. And another unfortunate verbal exchange occurred between two other audience members during a quieter moment of a Chris Wood solo. At moments like these, it takes away from the band's performance and becomes more about the crowd, which just shouldn't be...
Submitted by Todd
just want to commenton the unbeleivable performance by medeski. The other three were right on but this was one of the most amazing musical performances ive ever seen on his part, particularly because it was him and just his grand piano. It seems that at all points of his playing i was blown away with the techincality and feel that he had going it was just amazing to me. And yea on an unfortunate note there was some guy being an asshole during chris's solo, that guy was directly behind me and would not stop blurting out obscenities for no apparent reason, and sad as it may be that someone resorted to telling him to shut the fuck up it was quite necessary to get him to stop being so obnoxious. the guy was obviously either way too drunk or drugged up to be in such a situation that the venue provided and i whole heartedly agree that he took away from that part of the show with his rudeness and immaturity
Submitted by luke
This was my first mmw show and i know there will be plenty more...I was blown away...I left wanting more...these guys are so talented.I just hope some of the crowd comments will not influence these outstanding artists not to come back.I hope there will be more shows in and around albany.Outstanding Show!
Submitted by Jerry
Pappy Check as listed above was actually the Encore, not part of the second set. the first unknown/new song in set two involved Billy playing the melody on thumb piano and john doubling on piano with a piece of paper on the strings to create a buzzing sound. The last unknown/new song was a bossa feel that ended with pandiero
Submitted by JKR
The first unknown song in the second set was 'Wake up' from their childrens album
Submitted by David


Cover songs performed at this show have also appeared on the following albums *
Paris (Cachao)
What'd I Say? (Ray Charles)
Bill Black's Combo The Wonderful Feeling/Movin' 2001
Chet Atkins My Favorite Guitars/It's a Guitar World 1995
Johnny Cash Man in Black: 1963-1969 1995
Johnny Cash Carryin' On 2002
Ray Charles What'd I Say (Live / Import) 1959
Ray Charles Ray Charles Live 1987
Ray Charles Georgia on My Mind 1988
Ray Charles Here We Go Again 2003
Solomon Burke I Wish I Knew/King Solomon 1999
The Astronauts Everything Is A-OK! 1964
The Beatles In the Beginning: The Early Tapes 1970
The Beatles Beatles' First 2005
The Chambers Brothers Now/People Get Ready 1999
The Letter (PJ Harvey)
PJ Harvey Uh Huh Her 2004
Buster Rides Again (Bud Powell)
Bud Powell Time Waits 1958
Bud Powell Best of Bud Powell 1989
Bud Powell Complete Blue Note and Roost Recordings 1994
Medeski Martin and Wood Tonic 2000
* This is based on song title only, so even though it may have the same title, it may not be the reinterpretation you're looking for.