Great American Music Hall,
San Francisco
USA Jan. 16. 2004

Your Mind and We Belong Together
Alone Again Or
A House is Not a Motel
Andmoreagain
The Daily Planet
Old Man
The Red Telephone
Between Clark and Hilldale
Live and Let Live
The Good Humor Man
Bummer in the Summer
You Set the Scene
Rainbow in the Storm
My Little Red Book
A Message to Pretty
My Flash on You
Signed D.C.
7 & 7 is
She Comes in Colors
August
Singing Cowboy
 

About the show:
During Old Man, Arthur walked out into the audience and sang the song to an old friend of his right in the middle of the crowd. With the spotlight on him, he sang the song note for note by heart. It was very moving.

There was a false start on My Flash on You because Arthur missed his cue; he couldn’t remember the first line. He waved his hands in the air to stop the band and then walked over to Rusty who supplied him with the line he needed. They then proceeded to nail the tune perfectly. The band took a break after You Set the Scene.

They all seemed very loose and relaxed. Everyone had a good time. I could tell Arthur was playing to a bunch of old friends and fans because there was a party atmosphere. It was an excellent show. I flew in that day from Boise, Idaho to see them. I was hoping to get an autograph but there was no mingling before or after the show by Arthur or the band members. Maybe they had to catch a plane…?
Cheers.
Larry Collver

Photos: The New Guy & S. Fuff Tabachnikoff