John Denver
"Live at the Wheeler Opera House 1994"
Wheeler Opera House, Aspen, CO
1994-01-29
Lineage: Unknown Audience Taper > CDR > WAV > Speed Correction > Trader's Little Helper > FLAC Level 8
Setlist:
Disc 1
01. Introduction
02. Spirit
03. I'd Rather Be a Cowboy
04. I Guess He'd Rather Be in Colorado (Bill Danoff)
05. Baby, You Look Good to Me Tonight (Bill Danoff)
06. Me and My Uncle (John Phillips)
07. Whispering Jesse
08. Band Introduction
09. Take Me Home, Country Roads (Bill Danoff; Taffy Nivert)
10. Back Home Again
11. Wild Montana Skies
12. Flying for Me
13. Eagles and Horses [Cut]
Disc 2
01. Kipahulu High [Cut]
02. 18 Holes
03. Shanghai Breezes
04. My Sweet Lady
05. For You
06. Is It Love?
07. The Ballad of Gary Hart (Tom Paxton)
08. Annie's Song
09. Calypso
10. The Wings That Fly Us Home
11. Poems, Prayers and Promises
12. Rocky Mountain High
13. The Harder They Fall
14. Johnny B. Goode (Chuck Berry)
Total Duration: 108 minutes and 41 seconds
Band:
John Denver - Acoustic Guitar, Lead Vocals
James Burton - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar on "I Guess He'd Rather Be in Colorado"
Glen D. Hardin - Piano
Jerry Scheff - Electric Bass, Harmony Vocals on "Back Home Again"
Michito Sanchez - Drums, Percussion
Notes:
This Tipsy Taxi benefit concert from 1994 is the very last John Denver concert with his "Elvis-core band".
John had been using Elvis Presley's TCB band members on tour since 1977: James Burton on lead guitar, Glen D. Hardin on piano and Emory Gordy Jr on bass. In 1981, Emory left the band and Jerry Scheff, another TCB band member, filled in. James, Glen and Jerry remained in John Denver's band throughout the 80's. However, for unknown reasons, both James and Glen left John's band in February 1994, and were replaced by multi-instrumentalist Pete Huttlinger and pianist Chris Nole. Jerry remained in John's band for another European tour in March 1994, and was then replaced by bassist Alan Deremo. Pete, Chris and Alan remained in the band until John's death in 1997.
It is also believed that there were two songs premiered at this concert: "Kipahulu High" and "Is It Love".
You can visit my "John Denver Setlist Archive" page at http://ddpro.ucoz.com/setlists/johndenver/ for more information. The setlists of all John Denver recordings I know will all be posted there.
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