My Morning Jacket played The Tennessee Fire @ Terminal 5 w/ Dungen (pics & setlist)
photos by Andrew St. Clair
One down, four to go. My Morning Jacket played Terminal 5 last night (10/18) with Dungen as part of their five night stay highlighting their past album output. Last night, The Tennessee Fire got the nod:
While the band has toyed with The Tennessee Fire songs like “Nashville To Kentucky” and “Butch Cassidy” at recent shows, My Morning Jacket had not performed numbers like “It’s About Twilight Now” and “Picture of You” in over four years. With the exception of a 2007 benefit performance that found the members of My Morning Jacket performing with different musicians, the group had also not played “Old September Blues” in almost a decade.
The group returned for a seven-song encore that featured several covers and b-sides James and company recorded for its various EPs around the time of The Tennessee Fire. The mini-set opened with “I Just Wanted To Say” from the group’s holiday EP Does Christmas Fiasco Style and included covers of Elton John’s “Rocket Man,” Erykah Badu’s “Tyrone” (which the band played with the singer in 2008), The Great Society’s “White Rabbits” and Rod Stewart’s “Hot Legs.” -[JamBands]
The party continues tonight (10/19) with MMJ focusing their energies on At Dawn with support from Hacienda. Tickets may still be available.
More pictures and the setlist from last night, below…
Dungen
My Morning Jacket
SETLIST
1. Heartbreakin Man
2. They Ran
3. The Bear
4. Nashville To Kentucky
5. Old September Blues
6. If All Else Fails (live debut)
7. It’s About Twilight Now (last played 2006)
8. Evelyn Is Not Real
9. War Begun
10. Picture Of You (last played 2006)
11. I Will Be There When You Die
12. The Dark
13. By My Car
14. Butch Cassidy
15. I Think I’m Going To Hell
Encore:
16. I Just Wanted To Say (Does Christmas Fiasco Style)
17. Rocket Man (Elton John, last played 2001)
18. Weeks Go By Like Days (last played 2000)
19. Tyrone (Erykah Badu)
20. White Rabbit (The Great Society)
21. Hot Legs (Rod Stewart, last played 2000)
22. Lil Billy (last played 2002)
