Setlist:
What Time Is It? >
Traction Blues
Off My Line
I’m The Man (You Got)
Jimmy Olsen’s Blues
Rock And Roll Heaven
Boombox
How Could You Want Him (When You Know You Could Have Me?)
Margarita
Little Miss Can’t Be Wrong
She Don’t Love Me Anymore
Forty Or Fifty*
Refrigerator Car
Lady Kerosene
Still A Gorilla
Two Princes
E:
More Than She Knows
Details:
– 75 mins plus encore
– Twilight Concert Series
* – with Todd Horton on trumpet
– first “Fourty Or Fifty” since August 10th, 2023
Todd Horton wrote the following about his guest appearance on his Facebook page:
“I’ll try not to go on and on… but I love these guys. To invite me up, knowing what I’ve been going through with my heart and health, not being able to play for so long… that’s the mark of true friendship. Thirty plus years of it. They’ve always been there for me at the right moments, too. It was a very emotional night for me and I’m still feeling it today. Plus, hearing these guys still killing it, better than ever (whoa!!) was a huge boost for my soul, never mind sharing the stage with them on the classic “Forty or Fifty”. Just still such an awesome band (with yet another great record coming out soon!!).
I was super anxious about playing for the first time in seven months in front of a lot of people. I only picked up the horn for a few minutes a couple of days ago. So it was anyone’s guess what would happen. Honestly, it was a struggle. But like always they had my back so it turned out just fine. My heart is only half functioning, at best, and I’m at a high risk for sudden cardiac arrest now so I was glad to see an emergency services truck parked near the stage! Thankfully I didn’t need it. A little dizzy for a while after but otherwise fine. Not sure I would have made it through a second song though.
The latest health news is that my heart isn’t likely to recover more than it has. There’s too much damage. So, I’m stuck with what I got plus some new diagnoses added to the mix. I’ll be having surgery to implant a defibrillator on July 10 and will be out of commission again for a while. I’m really glad I got to perform again.
Big love and thanks to the boys.”
