Steve Wynn
The 400 Bar - Minneapolis, MN
Recording Date
10/12/1997
Rock/Pop
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01 | The Days Of Wine And Roses | Henry Mancini; Johnny Mercer | 04:13 | ||||||
02 | What We Call Love | Steve Wynn | 03:59 | ||||||
03 | Merritville | 05:56 | |||||||
04 | When You Make Up Your Mind | Bryan Harvey; Steve Wynn | 04:12 | ||||||
05 | My Old Haunts | Steve Wynn | 05:31 | ||||||
06 | Sweetness And Light | Steve Wynn | 04:02 | ||||||
07 | How's My Little Girl | Steve Wynn | 04:06 | ||||||
08 | Carolyn | Steve Wynn | 04:22 | ||||||
09 | When You Smile | Steve Wynn | 04:24 | ||||||
10 | Why | Steve Wynn | 03:02 | ||||||
11 | Silver Lining | Steve Wynn | 04:12 | ||||||
12 | The Way You Punish Me | Steve Wynn | 04:29 | ||||||
13 | Tears Won't Help | Steve Wynn | 05:55 | ||||||
14 | Halloween | 05:33 | |||||||
15 | If My Life Was An Open Book | Steve Wynn | 05:10 | ||||||
16 | Burn | Steve Wynn | 05:25 | ||||||
17 | 50 In A 25 Zone | 05:56 | |||||||
18 | This Strange Effect | Ray Davies | 03:00 | ||||||
19 | This Deadly Game | Steve Wynn | 05:07 | ||||||
20 | That's What You Always Say | Steve Wynn | 04:47 | ||||||
21 | That's The Way Love Is | Barrett Strong; Norman Whitfield | 08:43 | ||||||
22 | John Coltrane Stereo Blues | Steve Wynn | 16:05 | ||||||
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Steve WynnOctober 12, 1997
The 400 Bar
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Steve Wynn - acoustic guitar, electric guitar, vocals
Robert Mache - mandolin, electric guitar, vocals
Mark Walton - bass, vocals
Linda Pitmon - drums, vocals
A soundboard recording
Disc One (52:31)
01. The Days Of Wine And Roses
02. What We Call Love
03. Merritville
04. When You Make Up Your Mind
05. My Old Haunts
06. Sweetness And Light
07. How's My Little Girl
08. Carolyn
09. When You Smile
10. Why
11. Silver Lining
12. The Way You Punish Me
Disc Two (65:45)
01. Tears Won't Help At All
02. Halloween
03. If My Life Was An Open Book
04. Burn
05. 50 In A 25 Zone
06. This Strange Effect
07. This Deadly Game
08. That's What You Always Say
09. That's The Way Love Is
10. John Coltrane Stereo Blues
From the Steve Wynn Tour Diary:
And so my one-day US tour without the Continental Drifters has come and gone and we leave Minneapolis for Columbia, Missouri where the two vans and two factions of the two bands will join again to resume the travelling circus. I most certainly miss Peter and Vicki and Susan and Miranda and Russ and Jennifer (am I leaving anyone out?) but it was fun to be able to stretch out and play a long long long set last night. Robert, Mark, Linda and myself played for about two hours and 10 minutes, pretty much until closing time at the 400 Bar (a major old haunt for Linda from her Minneapolis days).
The version of 'Coltrane' was particularly exciting, with frenzied freakouts and contemplative noodlings coexisting in mind-blowing harmony. I wish all of you could have been there but something tells me that tapes will surface. I would guess the taped version combined with a glass of red wine or the drug of your choice or at least a good lava lamp will simulate the experience of being there.
And now we enjoy the final moments of the first day off in 14 days. We're driving down highway 35 in a light snowstorm surrounded by the three free pizzas that came with our hotel stay last night. The aroma is a nice companion on this beautiful evening.
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