SET 1: Basically Frightened [1], Sometime After Sunset, Magilla, Cayman Review, Mozambique, Sand, Feel It Still, Curlew's Call, Soul Rebel, Money, Love and Change, Delta Lady[1], Valentine, First Tube
SET 2: Night Speaks to a Woman, Alive Again, Dark And Down, Gotta Jibboo, 49 Bye-Byes, Burlap Sack and Pumps, Clint Eastwood, Mr. Completely, Dazed and Confused
ENCORE: The Parting Glass, Push On 'Til the Day > Call Me the Breeze Jam > Push On 'Til the Day > Cocaine Jam > Push On 'Til the Day
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Review by HarpuaTheBulldog
Reading an article from Jambase about this show and they talk about Trey's other tributes to the "Tulsa Sound".
> Later in the first set, the Trey Anastasio Band tipped their hat towards one of the artists most closely associated with the Tulsa Sound – Leon Russell. TAB served up a debut cover of Russell’s “Delta Lady.” ... There was another tribute to the Tulsa Sound ahead in the encore slot. In the middle of Anastasio’s solo on "Push On 'Til The Day", the guitarist led his mates through an unplanned detour to J.J. Cale’s “Call Me The Breeze.” After the band returned to “Push,” they jammed on another of Cale’s originals – “Cocaine” – and eventually finished “Push On ‘Til The Day.”