BURLINGTON, VT -July 12,2014
 

RICK: Rolling in to the Flynn Center in Burlington, VT, on the East shore of historic Lake Champlain. Hard to believe this is our 5th time in this Theater and our 7th time in Burlington! Saturday nite.

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RIck:Last nite at the Flynn - I'd like to thank everybody for the compliments about our sound - It doesn't happen by accident! One of our 'unsung' heroes is Bob McFee, our sound man, the best sound man in the business. A lot of halls and theaters we go in to these days have pretty good / state of the art sound, but I like it best when Bobby can use his hand-picked gear that we haul around. Here, in the picture of last nite's set-up at the Flynn is how it turns out best - when we can 'fly' the system, rigged from points on the ceiling. That's PA 101.

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PA 101.

I love that!

Melissa

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I wanted to be at that concert so badly, but I just couldn't swing it... :(
My oldest child was born in Burlington, Vermont, and this concert was on my second child's birthday. It simply seemed like I was supposed to go! I hope it was a great show!

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http://johnfowles.org.uk/LIGHTFOOT/i...14_cropped.jpg
The setlist at Burlington last Saturday was close to that of the earlier Greensburg PA concert on June 28 and was
Sweet Guinevere
Cotton Jenny
Sea of Tranquility
Drifters
Don Quixote
Clouds of Loneliness
Wild Strawberries
Spanish Moss
Shadows
Beautiful
Here Gord said words to the effect that the next song, from APPT, was giving him problems with the lyrics, and that they were about his then fluctuating relationship (either up and down or on and off (I cannot remember his exact description) with "the mother of his fourth child" (that would be Eric's mother Cathy Coonley)
(Eric evidently having been born a few years earlier than 1996 when APPT was recorded in Hamilton,ON at the Grant avenue Studio being released in May 1998(I bought my copy of the APPT CD on 25 June 98 from the HMV record store in Oxford Street London a day I had spent installing a flue in an office building near London Heathrow airport during which I phoned HMV to bag their one and only copy
(Eric was 15 at the time of a Toronto Globe and Mail article dated 10 November 1997)
So very much to my surprise and delight I was listening to
Much To My Surprise
The Watchman's Gone
The Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald
Carefree Highway
Intermission
Now And Then
Ribbon Of Darkness
Sundown
All The Lovely Ladies
Never Too Close
A Painter Passing Through
I'd Rather Press On
Ring Them Bells
If You Could Read My Mind
Restless
Baby Step Back
Canadian Railroad Trilogy
Encore
Rainy Day People
The highlight and surprise for me was that inclusion of
Much To My Surprise
because I had not picked up (nor had anybody said anything about it) that this was previously on the June 28 setlist
Later Rick said that it had either never been on a setlist or if it had not for a long time.
Because I did not remember this song as being one of the "non-played" songs I firstly checked Jimmy's masterful analysis of songs not known to have ever been performed in public in the thread at:-
http://www.corfid.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=19529
or as I previously updated the list at:-
http://www.corfid.com/vbb/showpost.php?p=180079&postcount=29
in which I said
soooo, there we have it...the list of standard recording that have not been played live, to the best our collective knowledge?:
updated list 25 july 2014:-

1.Slide on Over
2.The Soul is The Rock
3.Brave Mountaineers
4.Ordinary Man
5.A Passing Ship
6.Ecstasy Made Easy
7.You Just Gotta Be
8.Sometimes I Don't Mind
9.End Of All Time
10.Flyin' Blind
11,No Mistake About It
12,Sometimes I Wish
13.Cobwebs Dust
14.Poor Little Allison
15.Changes
16.Oh, Linda
17.Peaceful Waters
18.Pride of Man
19.Rich Man's Spiritual
20.The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face
21.Farewell to Annabel
22.Lazy Mornin'
23.Without You
24.She's Not The Same
25.Cabaret
26.Love & Maple Syrup
27.Redwood Hill
28.Same Old Loverman
29.Is There Anyone Home
30.Somewhere USA
31.Crossroads
32.Go Go Round
33.If You Got It
34.I'll Be Alright

Next I Googled
"Much to My Surprise lightfoot.ca set"+list
and immediately found Wayne's 1996 tour summary on
http://www.lightfoot.ca/1996sum.htm
which categorically stated
"Only one new song appeared on the spring leg of the tour, that being My Little Love, which made it into only one show. Two other unreleased songs, Much To My Surprise and Drifters made numerous appearences, with Much To My Surprise being dropped from the setlists about halfway through the tour. Only one show (Hagerstown, MD) had no unreleased songs played."
In fact that page had opened by saying
"The 1996 tour began on March 1 in Rosemont, IL"
and when I read that a loud bell rang, because somebody (I think I know who) had some years ago very kindly made me a duplicate of the bootleg VHS tape that contains all but three songs of this concert but it does include Much to My Surprise
Gord sang that song seated (a rare event).The video quality is somewhat iffy but I intend digging out my Pinnacle Video Transfer device
http://www.hwp.ru/Multimedia/Pinnacl...transfer-1.jpg
　
which I should be able to easily connect to the VHS player output with a standard red white and yellow triple wire then record as a digital mp4 file on a USB thumbdrive then upload it to YouTube as a live alternative to the studio recording by Char's greatly admired friend attaremad. When I have done that now that Char has revealed the secret for displaying YouTube videos here I'll be back.
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