SBG Presents: An Evening With Greg Dulli - Crocodile Cafe Seattle, WA 11/18/2010

SBG Presents, in memory of David Rosser:
An Evening With Greg Dulli - Crocodile Cafe Seattle, WA 11/18/2010 w/ Rick Nelson & Dave Rosser additional guest: John Curley
Setlist:
St. Gregory (The Twilight Singers)
God's Children (The Gutter Twins)
Blackbird and the Fox (The Twilight Singers)
Bonnie Brae (The Twilight Singers)
A Love Supreme/Please Stay (Once You Go Away)
The Killer (The Twilight Singers )
What Jail Is Like (The Afghan Whigs)
66 (The Afghan Whigs)
Let Me Lie to You (The Afghan Whigs)
Forty Dollars (The Twilight Singers)
Step Into the Light (The Afghan Whigs)
If I Were Going (The Afghan Whigs)
Summer's Kiss (The Afghan Whigs)
Follow You Down (The Twilight Singers)
The Stations (The Gutter Twins)
Never Seen No Devil (The Twilight Singers)
Encore:
Candy Cane Crawl (The Twilight Singers)
Down the Line (José González)
The Twilite Kid (The Twilight Singers)
Teenage Wristband (The Twilight Singers)

[@davidtaylor6663]

Well thats what a band should do,,,, Dullie and Co are. the best

[@waltersobchak2540]

....i was attending 2 shows in 2016 while these humble guys were touring europe. It was such a bliss. If i had known that Dave wouldn`t ever come back, i would have hugged him after the show and would have thanked him for every lttle tune he played....what a loss. RIP Dave and thx ton SBG for this little treasure here.

[@davidtaylor6663]

Dave Rossier. is amazing. RIP my brother

[@deadringer28]

Being able to watch this video and see my friend Rosser alive, is absolutely amazing

[@afghanwhigs01]

I saw this tour at Johnny Brenda in Philly 10/24/10. Set list was different and they had a drummer. This shows set list is a killer. I could listen to this every day. Oh to bring me back 14 years. Thanks for posting.

[@kevinbarger5877]

VIVA LA ROSSER!

[@loricarter445]

What a wonderful evening we had with Janine, Steve, and her not to be named ;) We love ya, GREG, DAVE, JOHN, and RICK! When I asked Dave how does he keep up with him he said he knows 5000 songs! gone but never forgotten

[@Elissa66]

Thanks so much for sharing this. I saw the NYC date on this tour and it was one of the best shows I had ever seen. Such a vibe in the room... So good to see new footage of Dave.

[@atomicred1037]

Thanks for helping me re-live that night!

[@deadringer28]

Wow I am so happy to see this released.

[@justinjerome7921]

What a great set. Viva la Rosser.

[@st.dudeness9467]

Thanks for sharing the show! I love how Dulli sings some lines of Dynamite Steps at the end of God's Children.

[@normanc5371]

He loves ripping himself off

[@afghanwhigs01]

And others

[@scarredgod6686]

Immaculate, Viva La Rosser!

[@pacolli]

Viva la Rosser!!!!

[@patrickeleycomedy]

this is very special

[@afghanwhigs01]

Why haven’t I seen this before now??????

[@moonmonkey999]

Seen this tour in Glasgow. I preferred Dulli with the whigs on the Gentleman tour . 91, or 92 maybe? was classy...

[@nickjimenez6138]

This is a shot in the dark but here goes. In 2016 I went to Washington DC to see dulli at a synagogue. It was called the same thing "an evening with Greg Dulli". It was a super intimate setting and I was psyched to see dulli. I've admired his music for so long. The Whigs, the singers, him alone. Unfortunately it was one of the weirdest nights of my life. I starts out with this horrendous hour of spoken word poetry that was like being in a college coffee House on a Thursday night. Once that was over he comes out and starts with the beginning of the Gentelman album. I'm on the edge of my pew thinking YES I've waited a long time for this. But after a couple of lines he stops and starts playing "some where over the rainbow". After that, between songs some woman with shredded tights stands up at the front of the pews and starts cussing at everyone telling us to get off our asses and get up to the steps leading up to the where the podium would have been but where Dulli was standing. I had driven 5 hours to get there and had to leave immediately after to make it back in time for work. He played a lot of songs I was unfamiliar with and it just felt like a waste of time and money. When I called my brother, whose a big fan as well, he told me I was a little old for heroes. I would like to try again but I am curious if there is anyone out there who was there as well who might have video of the special evening? I would love to show my wife. Thanks

[@moonmonkey999]

no

[@Jaysthename]

Additional guest: "Dennis"