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10/31/2006 - Hammerstein Ballroom - New York NY - United States
One Set Only: Improv*, What'd I Say?, "funky fast one", Shacklyn Knights, "Drum Duel", Pappy Check, Retirement Song > Think, Miles Behind > Is There Anybody Here That Loves My Jesus, [unknown or new song], New Planet, You Haven't Done Nothin'**, Sunshine of Your Love**
Encore: Cat Creeps, New New Orleans
entire show with Airto Moreira (percussion) and unknown guitar player
* w/ wife of Airto Moreira making weird vocal noises
** w/ Sharon Jones on vocals
with special guests Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings
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| Last Date | Date of known show when this song was last performed. |
| Last No. | Number of shows between Last Date and this show. |
| Next Date | Date of known show when this song is performed next. |
| Next No. | Number of shows between Next Date and this show. |
| Total Played | Number of known times this song has been performed. |
| Avg. | Performance / Shows average - i.e. A 5.1 here indicates that this song is performed on average every 5.1 shows. |
| Didnt they play We are rolling? |
| Submitted by psouth |
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I heard we are rolling too. I also heard bubblehouse teases at one point in the evening as well. The first tune with Sharon Jones is a stevie wonder song called you naven't doen nuthin. |
| Submitted by jazzhead74 |
| The "unknown guitar player" was David Tronzo. |
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| Airto Moreira's wife's name is Flora Purim, known for her work with Stan Getz and Chick Corea. I could swear I head a Mulatu Astatqe song in there too.... a little later in the show, played off a Middle Eastern scale. Lemme know if I totally just missed that and its a different song. |
| Submitted by Syeeda |
| The second listed "unknown or new song" is in fact Mulatu Astatge's "Yegelle Tezeta (My Own Memory)". The song was showcased in the Bill Murray movie "Broken Flowers". |
| Submitted by B. Perm |
| the first unknown song, called "funky fast one" is actually "where's the music" which is off the upcoming children's album |
| Submitted by Rob |
| yeah, that "unknown" guitar player as David Tronzo, and he is absolutely amazing. |
| Submitted by david |
| Cover songs performed at this show have also appeared on the following albums * |
| * 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. |
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