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This evening after a long and involved day of digital textbook editing (and an interesting David Eagleman lecture, after which I went and asked him about different people's vision flicker rate in his dropping-people experiment), I tuned in to StageIt for Tony Beliveau's show. Man I miss that rush.
Let me tell you, he can still kill a live show. Even on a slightly-out 1972 upright with the top off. He opened with a slightly lounge version of 14 Arms, which was fascinating, and of course did It's Only Wednesday and Come Away. He sweetly asked for suggestions, and Raincoat was the consensus. He played a song from the new album, which I can't wait to hear, and then another request, My Love, dedicated to his current, and then an Oasis cover, and of course ending with Mountain Man. It was a 20-minute encore on a 20-minute show. Beautiful. Never gets old.
Let me tell you, he can still kill a live show. Even on a slightly-out 1972 upright with the top off. He opened with a slightly lounge version of 14 Arms, which was fascinating, and of course did It's Only Wednesday and Come Away. He sweetly asked for suggestions, and Raincoat was the consensus. He played a song from the new album, which I can't wait to hear, and then another request, My Love, dedicated to his current, and then an Oasis cover, and of course ending with Mountain Man. It was a 20-minute encore on a 20-minute show. Beautiful. Never gets old.
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