The intimate Acorn Theater in southwestern Michigan played home to one of the most memorable shows of the year. The evening opened with Like A Rolling Stone played on piano, which was an early indication for the attentive crowd that this was a special night. Along with several cover tunes played including Needle And The Damage Done, some rare stories told, there was also some great banter between songs and too many other highlights to list.
- 33 tracks, fits on 2 CDs
- 2 sets plus 1 encore
Setlist
Disc One
First Set:
- Like A Rolling Stone
- Greencastle Blues
- The Devil You Know
- [Intro]
- Ballad Of The Kingsmen
- D.B. Cooper
- You Think You Know Somebody
- Horseshoe Lake
- [Song #10 Intro]
- Money, Compliments, Publicity
- Trouble
- [Mark Chestnut Story]
- Easy Money
- Pissin In The Wind
Disc Two
Second Set:
- Carla
- Rose City
- My Generation, Part 2
- Iron Mike’s Main Man’s Last Request
- [Lil Wayne Story]
- All My Life
- You Look Like I Could Use A Drink
- Play A Train Song
- Tension
- Corpus Cristi Bay
- Stoney
- Conservative Christian…
- Waco Moon
- The Needle And The Damage Done
- Old Chunk Of Coal
- Beer Run
- Relax Your Mind
- Ballad Of The Devil’s Backbone Tavern
- Long Year
Encore:
-Photos courtesy of Tom Oseland
Eighteen Minutes
Melita's Paintings
Todd on the Facebook
TS Official Wesbite
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Some additional photos…
-A Great shot from Tom Oseland
This show is nothing short of amazing. Prime proof that even lifer fans still need to check for schedule updates, can’t believe I didn’t know about this show until we made it back up north from the Ark, which in itself was a clear indication of what was to follow. Nevertheless, the Ark provided more than enough for my Todd vein. But goddamn, just ran into Stoney, old chunk of coal, just the piano onstage alone, clear signs that those of us still chasing those last fading traces of thompson’s american dream aren’t as lost as they all might think we are…pure Horatio Alger. Thanks Todd.