grace for haiti

February 16, 2010


More photos and review by Nanci

Via Most Likely To Secede and Rob Williams.

With “Creature From The Black Lagoon” playing on the giant movie screen behind her, Grace kicked off the evening with a soulful acoustic guitar version of “Take Me Down To The Water,” followed by an acoustic version of “Ah Mary,” a thinly-veiled critique of the U.S. Empire and the first track of GPN’s most recent release “This Is Somewhere.”

Explaining that a Nocturnals trio (Grace, Benny and Matt) was soon heading to London for a series of gigs during their official time off, the band then moved into “Ain’t No Time” from “This Is Somewhere,” playing it as a straight-ahead rocker with some tasty Hammond B organ licks for solo fodder. (Grace confided that the band hadn’t played that one in a year.)

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1 toofarnorth February 16, 2010 at 9:58 pm

London ? . . well that explains the flying related tweets
a Grace Potter Trio ? . . more info on that would be nice . .
( a la John Mayer Trio maybe ? . . I sure wouldn’t mind something reminiscent of ” Original Soul ” )

2 Wally February 17, 2010 at 9:22 am

I believe the flying tweets relate to the Noc’s trip to San Diego and on to LALA land this week and the next two.
Grace mentioned the London fund raiser trip with Benny and Matt but didnt say when…..can only assume its after LA and before MassMoca show.

3 Wally February 17, 2010 at 9:26 am

“……Grace kicked off the evening with a soulful acoustic guitar version of “Take Me Down To The Water,” …….I always cringe when these journalists cant get the tune’s name right………

4 Timothy February 17, 2010 at 10:41 am

London? I hope they manage a trip to the continent, too. More info, please!

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