PATTI SMITH ~ La Villa Arconati. Castellazzo di Bollate. Milano. Italia.

Support Act: 

 

~ GONE AGAIN EUROPEAN TOUR 1996 ~
 

Gone Again is the sixth studio album by American (from New York City) singer-songwriter, musician Patti Smith, released on June 18, 1996. Produced by Malcolm Burn - Lenny Kaye. In May of 1999 Rolling Stone magazine placed the album on its list of "The Essential Recordings of the '90s".

PATTI SMITH (Band)

 

 Patricia Lee Patti Smith — vocals, clarinet (1974–1979, 1988, 1996–present)
Lenny Kaye — guitar, pedal steel, back vocals (1974–1979, 1996–present)
Oliver Ray — guitar, whistle, feedback, farfisa (1996–2005)
Jay Dee Daugherty — drums, percussion, guitar (1975–1979, 1988, 1996–present)
Tony Shanahan — bass, keyboards, hammond organ, back vocals (1996–present)
with
Thomas Miller "Tom" Verlaine (ex Television)— guitar, back vocals (1996)
Jackson Smith (Patti Smith’s son) — guitar (1996; 2016-present) (guest performer)

 

  The Setlist

 PATTI SMITH

 

 Redondo Beach (Horses - 1975)
The Wicked Messenger (Bob Dylan cover - John Wesley Harding - 1967)
Smoke on the Water (Deep Purple cover - Machine Head - 1972) (Jackson Smith on vocals)
Free Money (Horses - 1975)
Ghost Dance (Patti Smith Group song - Easter - 1978)
Beneath the Southern Cross (Gone Again - 1996)
Wing (Gone Again - 1996)
Dancing Barefoot (Patti Smith Group song - Wave - 1979)
Summer Cannibals (Gone Again - 1996)
Hands of Faith (band only, Lenny Kaye on vocals)
When Doves Cry (Prince cover - Purple Rain - 1984)
Ain't It Strange (Patti Smith Group song - Radio Ethiopia - 1976)
About a Boy (Gone Again - 1996)
Wild Leaves (Dream Of Life – 1988)
Intro Poem: People Have the Power
Gone Again (Gone Again - 1996)
Because the Night (Patti Smith Group song - Easter - 1978) (with Michael Stipe)

Encore

Land (Horses - 1975)
Farewell Reel (Gone Again - 1996)

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 Time Set: 1h50