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New Orleans Elton John, No Doubt, Jerry Lee Lewis, Widespread Panic SETLIST

by Paul Cashmere on May 6, 2015

in Live,News

The second weekend of the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival is now in the books and we have set lists from four veteran artists who played.

Friday saw Widespread Panic play a set that was all over the map ranging from their earliest songs through to their 2010 album Dirty Side Down and a number of tunes that have not made it on their studio or live sets.

Old Neighborhood (from Night of Joy, 2004)
North (from Dirty Side Down, 2010)
Street Dogs for Breakfast
Disco (from Mud Island ’97, 2009)
Greta (from Bombs & Butterflies, 1997)
Jack (from Ain’t Life Grand, 1994)
Henry Parsons Died (from Everyday, 1993)
Steven’s Cat
Cotton Was King (from Dirty Side Down, 2010)
Pigeons (from Widespread Panic, 1991)
Honky Red (Murray McLauchlan cover)
Cease Fire (> jam >)
Driving Song (from Space Wrangler, 1988) (>)
Tall Boy (from Wood, 2012) (>)
I’m Not Alone (from Widespread Panic, 1991) (> Driving Song reprise)
Bust It Big (from Night of Joy, 2004)
Sell Sell (from Wood, 2012)
Chilly Water (from Don’t Tell the Band, 2001)
Me and the Devil Blues (from Space Wrangler, 1988)
Fishwater (from Ain’t Life Grand, 1994)

On Saturday, No Doubt took the stage with a very hits laden set, moving away from their best known songs only for Magic’s in the Makeup, a track from 2000’s Return to Saturn and a couple of tracks from their last album, 2012’s Push and Shove.

Main Set
Hella Good (from Rock Steady, 2001)
It’s My Life (from The Singles 1992-2003, 2003)
Underneath It All (from Rock Steady, 2001)
Settle Down (from Push and Shove, 2012)
Ex-Girlfriend (from Return to Saturn, 2000)
Hey Baby (from Rock Steady, 2001)
Sparkle (from Push and Shove, 2012)
New (from Return to Saturn, 2000)
Simple Kind of Life (acoustic) (from Return to Saturn, 2000)
Magic’s in the Makeup (acoustic) (from Return to Saturn, 2000)
Excuse Me Mr. (acoustic) (from Tragic Kingdom, 1995)
Sunday Morning (from Tragic Kingdom, 1995)
Bathwater (from Return to Saturn, 2000)
Happy Now? (from Tragic Kingdom, 1995)
Don’t Speak (from Tragic Kingdom, 1995)
Just a Girl (from Tragic Kingdom, 1995)
Encore
Push and Shove (from Push and Shove, 2012)
Spiderwebs (from Tragic Kingdom, 1995)

Closing day saw two icons from different eras take the stage. Jerry Lee Lewis only played seven songs for his NOLA set but they were some of the highlights of his very long career, touching on both his rock roots and his country ventures in the 1970’s.

No Headstone on My Grave (from The Session, Recorded Live in London With Great Artists, 1973)
Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On (single, 1957)
Roll Over Beethoven (from Together with Linda Gail Lewis, 1970)
See See Rider (from Rockin’ Rhythm and Blues, 1969)
You Win Again (single, 1957)
Drinkin’ Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee (from The Session, Recorded Live in London With Great Artists, 1973)
Great Balls of Fire (single, 1957)

Later, Elton John played what was essentially an abridged version of his regular show to fit in with festival times.

Funeral for a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding (from Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, 1973)
Bennie and the Jets (from Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, 1973)
Candle in the Wind (from Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, 1973)
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road (from Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, 1973)
All the Girls Love Alice (from Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, 1973)
Levon (from Madman Across the Water, 1971)
Tiny Dancer (from Madman Across the Water, 1971)
Philadelphia Freedom (from Elton John’s Greatest Hits, Volume 2, 1977)
Hey Ahab (from The Union, 2010)
Daniel (from Don’t Shoot Me I’m Only the Piano Player, 1973)
Your Song (from Elton John, 1970)
Don’t Let the Sun Go Down on Me (from Caribou, 1974)
I’m Still Standing (from Too Low For Zero, 1983)
Rocket Man (I Think It’s Going to Be a Long, Long Time) (from Honky Chateau, 1972)
Crocodile Rock (from Don’t Shoot Me I’m Only the Piano Player, 1973)
Saturday Night’s Alright for Fighting (from Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, 1973)

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