Jam of The Day: Del McCoury Band

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Del McCoury Band Live at Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival, Main stage, on July 18, 2003.



Early Set: scheduled: 4:00 - 5:00 pm (62:35)
01 -00:51- intro
02 -04:17- Travelin' Teardrop Blues
03 -02:36- Count Me Out
04 -04:13- The Hillcrest Drive
05 -03:52- Body & Soul
06 -02:33- Just Because
07 -03:24- Learnin' The Blues
08 -02:29- instrumental
09 -03:55- Nashville Cats
10 -01:34- Del banters
11 -03:20- Dry My Tears & Move On
12 -02:48- Cottoneye Joe
13 -03:17- Ashville Turnaround
14 -00:39- Del banters
15 -04:10- All Aboard
16 -03:07- Workin' On A Building
17 -03:34- Evangelina
18 -04:18- Im Afraid I Forgot The Feeling I Had For You
19 - 04:04- Gone But Not Forgotten
20 -03:04- E: Rain & Snow
21 -00:30- outro instrumental

Late Set: scheduled 10:25 - 11:25 pm (65:18)
22 -00:40- intro
23 -02:52- Damned If I Don't
24 -03:40- By Your Side
25 -03:55- Dawg Gone
26 -04:19- It's Just The Night
27 -05:01- My Love Will Not Change
28 -04:16- High On The Mountain
29 -03:49- Wabash Cannonball
30 -04:44- 1952 Vincent Black Lightning
31 -03:13- Foggy Mountain Breakdown
32 -03:24- Same Kinda Crazy As Me
33 -04:21- Another Place, Another Time
34 -02:27- Back Up And Push
35 -04:05- Get Down On Your Knees
36 -03:24- Recovering Feracy
37 -03:56- Rawhide
38 -04:19- E: City Of Stone *
39 -02:54- outro instrumental

* = w/ Jerry Douglas

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