This was a fun one. John Doe fronting a band comprised of The Sadies. John Doe is from X of course and if your not familiar with The Sadies they are a long running Canadian rock/county band started by the Good brothers in 1994. They have a big catalog that is worth exploring.
In 2009 they put out an album called Country Club that features a ton of cover songs from known and not so known country artists. Good stuff.
At this show they played many of those tracks and did some X, John Doe solo, and Sadies songs too.
The Lion's Lair is tiny and recordings from their can features plenty of bar room atmosphere but this is mostly free from that. You hear the occasional bottle clinking and some crowd chatter but during the music I think this sounds fantastic. I wish I could remember where I setup my mics for this.
Enjoy
John Doe & The Sadies
The (Worlds Famous) Lion's Lair
Denver CO (USA)
2009-07-28
Recorded and Presented: SxPxDxCx
Source: MBHO KA-200N > JK Labs DVC-V12 > JB3
Transfer: JB3 > USB > Cooledit > CDWave > FLAC
Time (79:48.36)
01 Stop The World And Let Me Off (Carl Belew)
02 It Just Dawned On Me (X)
03 - they don't get it -
04 Help Me Make It Through The Night (Kris Kristofferson)
05 Going Down The Red River (Gun Club)
06 The Have Nots (X)
07 Big Iron (Marty Robbins)
08 Husbands And Wives (Roger Miller)
09 - The Losing Kind intro -
10 The Losing Kind (John Doe)
11 Take These Chains from My Heart (Hank Williams)
12 Are the Good Times Really Over (I Wish a Buck Was Still Silver) (Merle Haggard)
13 Detroit City (Billy Grammer)
14 A Fool Such As I (Hank Snow)
15 I Still Miss Someone (Johnny Cash)
16 Old Moss Back (Jim Oertling)
17 The Night Life (Willie Nelson)
18 Working Man Blues (Merle Haggard)
19 The New World (X)
20 Tiger Tiger (The Sadies)
21 - encore -
22 The Cold Hard Facts of Life (Porter Wagoner)
23 Anna Leigh (The Sadies)
24 The Sudbury Nickel (John Doe & The Sadies)
25 There Stands The Glass (Blaine Smith)
26 Call Of The Wrecking Ball (The Knitters)
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