Concert 2009-09-01 Austin

Venue Austin, TX, Bass Concert Hall  Musicians Elvis Costello The Sugarcanes Jim Lauderdale - guitar, vocals Jerry Douglas - dobro, vocals Mike Compton - mandolin, vocals Stuart Duncan - violin Dennis Crouch - double bass Jeff Taylor - accordion Patty Griffin Setlist 01. Mystery Train 02. My All Time Doll 03. Tonight The Bottle Let Me Down 04. Down Among The Wines And Spirits 05. Blame It On Cain 06. I Felt The Chill Before The Winter Came 07. Femme Fatale 08. The Delivery Man 09. The Butcher's Boy 10. Indoor Fireworks 11. Hidden Shame 12. Condemned Man 13. Friend Of The Devil 14. She Handed Me A Mirror 15. Don't Lie To Me 16. Everyday I Write The Book 17. Complicated Shadows 18. She Was No Good 19. Brilliant Mistake Encore 1 20. Red Cotton 21. The Crooked Line - with Patty Griffin 22. Poisoned Rose - with Patty Griffin 23. Happy 24. (The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes 25. Sulphur To Sugarcane 26. Alison - including He'll Have To Go 27. Mystery Dance 28. The Race Is On 29. (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love And Understanding? Encore 2 30. The Scarlet Tide - with Patty Griffin 31. Five Small Words / Not Fade Away Start time: End time: Opening act

Previews Austin Chronicle Reviews Austin American-Statesman  Austin Chronicle  Umpteenth Times  Discussion Elvis Costello Fan Forum Photos Photos by Jay Janner / Austin American-Statesman. Memorabilia Tickets, stage setlist, posters, programs, etc. Advertisement Recordings Official releases: None Audience recordings: An audience recording exists.  FileFactory  •  MediaFire  •  Mega  •  OneDrive - Quality: A, Recording by Unknown. Artwork             Alternative artwork

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External links

• Wikipedia: University of Texas Performing Arts Center