BOBBY & THE MIDNITES ~ Le Casino de Paris. Paris.

 

 *** BOB WEIR --- GRATEFUL DEAD SINGER & GUITARIST ***

🕖 Set Times:
8:00 pm — Doors Open
9:00 pm — Bobby & The Midnites (USA)

Support Act: ---

 

~ TOUR 1983 ~

 

 Bobby and the Midnites is a studio album by American (from San Francisco, CA) rock country, Grateful Dead singer and guitarist Bob Weir and his then side project, Bobby and the Midnites. Released on October 21, 1981. Producer Gary Lyons. The band, influenced by jazz-rock fusion, released two albums, during the first half of the 1980s, but were better known for their live concerts than for their work in the recording studio. Not a huge commercial success.

 

BOBBY & THE MIDNITES  (Band)

 

Bob Weir — lead vocals, guitar (1980-1984)
Bobby Cochran — guitar, backing vocals (1980-1984)
Dave Garland — keyboards, sax, backing vocals (1982-1984)
Alphonso Johnson — bass, backing vocals (1982-1983)
Billy Cobham — drums, backing vocals (1982-1984)

The Setlist

BOBBY & THE MIDNITES 

 (I Want to) Fly Away (Bobby and the Midnites - 1981)
Festival (Bobby and the Midnites - 1981)
Young Blood (The Coasters cover)
Big Iron (Marty Robbins cover)
Minglewood Blues (Cannon’s Jug Stompers cover)
Easy to Slip (Little Feat cover)
Bahama Mama (Alphonso Johnson song)
Me, Without You (Bobby and the Midnites - 1981)
I Found Love (Sierra cover)
Jah Laughs
Man Smart, Woman Smarter (King Radio cover)
Little Junkie Girl
This Time Forever (Bob Weir song - Heaven Help the Fool - 1978)
Shade of Grey (Bob Weir song - Heaven Help the Fool - 1978)
Heaven Help the Fool (Bob Weir song- Heaven Help the Fool - 1978)
Drums by Billy Cobham

 Josephine (Bobby and the Midnites - 1981)
Too Many Losers (Bobby and the Midnites - 1981)

Encore

Rock in the 80's (New Song)
Thunder & Lightning (New Song)

 

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 Time Set: 1h40