"Widow Next Door" |
But perhaps my favorite song of
theirs is “Rally,” also from Cool Your
Jets. Near the beginning Jay sings, “Have
you ever wanted to know/how to get out of here?” Those lines always strike
a chord with me, but it is these lines that really make me love this tune: “It's not the end of the world/It's just the
end of the day.” Nice, eh? Then Jay strapped on the harmonica for “Coat Of
Disappointment,” blowing into it for a moment before the tune, then joking, “That’s it.”
Patrolled By Radar did a couple
of excellent covers last night, including “I’m A Lover Not A Fighter,” a song
most famously done by The Kinks. I think this was the first time I’d heard
Patrolled By Radar cover this one, and they did a great job with it. They also
did The Bee Gees’ “To Love Somebody,” turning it into an early Rolling
Stones-type bluesy rock number, which totally works.
There wasn’t a whole lot of
stage banter during their set, but Jay did dedicate “Be Happy” to a guy
standing at the bar, telling him he detected a hint of sadness in him even
though he was gregarious. And then after that song, Jay asked him, “Do you feel better?”
It’s always good to hear
something new from the band, and last night they played a relatively new tune
titled “Born Thirsty,” which I liked immediately. They ended the set with “This
Is Not The Blues,” which featured some great guitar work by Bosco.
Set List
- Widow Next Door
- Lost Cause
- Rally
- Coat Of Disappointment
- Fast Life Slow Death
- I’m A Lover Not A Fighter
- Died With Money
- To Love Somebody
- Born Thirsty
- Be Happy
- This Is Not The Blues
Here are a few photos from
their set:
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