Goose - "Red Bird" Live from The Capitol Theatre | 4/9/2024 | Relix

You're listening to Goose live at The Capitol Theatre perform "Red Bird" for a packed house of jam band fans. Sit back and enjoy as Rick Mitarotonda on guitar, Peter Anspach on piano, Trevor Weekz on bass, Jeff Arevalo on percussion, and new addition Cotter Ellis on drums.
🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵 Lyrics 🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵
A red bird was singing
About another time
Softer than a daydream
On a summer night
She flew out of a rainstorm
Darker than the night
I guess her love caressed it
Stories from her life
Red bird don’t get tired now
You can almost touch the light
Red bird don’t stop singing your song
Fly for tomorrow tonight
Sorry for the lies
Sorry doesn’t do
She broke her wings just trying
To get thru to you
If it’s only time
I’ll give her some of mine
It’ll take more than a phone call
To get her feeling fine
Red bird don’t get tired now
You can almost touch the light
Red bird don’t stop singing your song
Fly for tomorrow
Red bird don’t get tired now
You can almost touch the light
Red bird don’t stop singing your song
Fly for tomorrow tonight
And how does it feel
To take her from the sky
I pray you’re out there sleeping
When it’s time for a bird to fly
When it’s time for a bird to fly
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[@susiefairfield7218]

Best music for going fast 🪶⚡🚴‍♀️🔥💨💨🤘🏼♥️ This Bird is in flight

[@sigmaoasis1719]

18:33 Trevor goes high and layers perfectly for Richk and the rest of the band. Have not seen/heard this as much before with Goose. Would love more of this type of playing by Tweekz. Amazing stuff here!

[@wolfgangpohl990]

Sounds like heaven❤❤❤

[@stv111play]

the only band with skill empathy and experience to pick up the mantle for next few generation. couple other contenders but this band has real roots.

[@kevinweisman]

these boys can play

[@benjamincharlton225]

the last 6 min is heavenly

[@VincentDepretre]

This is wonderfull

[@hasselstoph6895]

Crushing!

[@loudenoughmusic4129]

💥✨✌🏻✨💃🏻✨✌🏻✨💥

[@OliEveryDayIsAnOliDay-ez2dy]

Fly for tomorrow tonight ❤️☀️😜🥰🫠

[@brianwalkosz9567]

Without being disrespectful, what exactly is unique , new, creative about this. Definitely very talented musicians, but kinda just a jam band. Does their music have a new form of creativity that I'm too out of touch to notice? I definitely want everyone to enjoy live music and am happy for any and everyone that's entertained from Goose , unfortunately for me it just sounds ",the same" ... again. I apologize if this seems offensive, maybe someone can explain them to me where I can find a different perspective.?

[@anthonyprellwitz4298]

The difference I see with Goose and other “jam” bands is that they have really good and catchy songs/albums that don’t sound like a lot of the genre. They don’t just have the 90s Phish, or reggae wannabe sound. There are plenty of amazing bands I love, like Disco Biscuits, but they don’t have the lyrics or the good singers that the Goose band does.

[@glenn2415]

I like Jambands.

[@brianwalkosz9567]

@@glenn2415 I do also...when I first started seeing them there were 3 main ones I knew about. The Grateful Dead Phish Widespread Panic I'm out of touch with the new shit

[@garrettpatterson9490]

They won't melt your mind like panic but catchy easy to listen too jams I think that's what folks like

[@brianwalkosz9567]

@@garrettpatterson9490 I guess it's just the new product

[@TeamGlasshole]

Sorry for the lies

[@pondlakamoon9787]

5:04

[@christopherorman5769]

Lots and lots of cymbals -- not sure the playing is better. The dynamics with Ellis certainly aren't better.

[@lakeoffrost4069]

Peter has no chops on the keys... so unless they get a new keyboardist they will still sound pretty much the same.

[@hasselstoph6895]

😂

[@michaelvignale7265]

Think it's time for the bird to fly

[@tommyp4728]

you shouldve tried out dude. you are the GOAT

[@christopherorman5769]

@@tommyp4728 why does what I do matter? If the question is whether this sounds better than when Ben was in the band, the answer is no -- and it isn't close. That isn't about Cotter, it is pointing out that losing Ben was a huge, huge loss.