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Episode 80: Going Back Home
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New York State Fair, Syracuse, N.Y. - August 23, 2001:
"Playing with Chuck at the State Fair was quite an experience… Chuck was late, forcing the opening act to significantly stretch out their set. He raced a large Lincoln hard into the infield behind the stage. He got out and handed a briefcase to management and said, 'First things first.’ Berry insisted being paid upfront - cash only. The promoter must have been previously made aware of what to expect with Mr. Berry…
After Chuck finished counting out his $20,000 in $100 dollar bills, he went to his dressing room and requested the presence of the bass player from the pickup band. The bass player came back with Berry's guitar in hand.
‘Did he give us a set list?’ Asked the drummer…
‘No, he just wants me to tune his guitar.'
As they were about to take the stage, Berry emerged to tell the roadie, ‘Put all the dials on my amp on nine.’”
Freight Train - Elizabeth Cotten
End Of A Rainbow - Jimmy Johnson
Sho' Nuff I Do - Elmore James
Hot Pants Woman - Willie Williams
Gotta Move - Homesick James
Bring It On Home - Willie Dixon
Lost Sheep In The Fold - Otis Spann
Some People - Chuck Berry
Little Angel Child - Pinetop Perkins with Sammy Lawhorn
I Still Don’t Know - Willie Mabon
I’ve Been Loving You Too Long - Etta James
Help Me Through The Day - Bobby Bland
Those Lonely, Lonely Nights - Earl King
I Won’t Be Worried No More - Otis Rush
New Ma Negress - Clifton Chenier
Goodnight Well It’s Time To Go - Chuck Berry
Love Letters - Elvis Presley
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