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Fan Letters & Reviews March 2010 CONCERT SET LIST: March 3, 2010 at Kobe Kokusai Kaikan Kokusai Hall in Kobe, Japan Hi Russ Concert Setlist March 3, 2010 at Kobe Kokusai Kaikan Kokusai Hall in Kobe, Japan Jackson Browne 01. Boulevard 02. Everywhere I Go 03. I'll Do Anything 04. Fountain Of Sorrow 05. Rock Me On The Water 06. Time The Conqueror 07. Off Of Wonderland 08. In The Shape Of A Heart 09. Giving That Heaven Away 10. Late For The Sky (Request) 11. Rosie (Request) 12. The Preten 13. Running On Empty KEVIN MCCORMICK (b), MARK GOLDENBERG (g), MAURICIO LEWAK (ds), JEFF YOUNG (key) CHAVONNE MORRIS (vo), ALETHEA MILLS (vo), Sheryl Crow 01. A Change 02. Love Is Free 03. Leaving Las Vegas 04. Strong Enough 05. Can't Cry Anymore 06. My Favorite Mistake 07. The First Cut Is The Deepest 08. Detours 09. Here Come The Sun 10. Home 11. There Goes My Neighborhood 12. If It Makes You Happy 13. Out Of Our Heads 14. Soak Up The Sun 15. Every Day Is A Winding Road Encore Sheryl Crow Band with Jackson Browne(Gibson Acoustic Guitar) 01. Doctor My Eyes (Sheryl Crow Guitar Version) 02. What's So Funny'bout Peace, Love And Understanding (Nick Lowe Song) TIMOTHY SMITH (g), PETER STROUD (g), MICHAEL ROWE (key), JEREMY STACEY (ds), STEPHANIE ALEXANDER (Vo), NAYANNA HOLLEY (Vo) Submitted by: isao@silver.plala.or.jp (Isao in Japan) GENERAL FAN COMMNETS: Hi Everyone. Very exciting news that Jackson is releasing a double CD with David Lindley. Equally exciting that they are touring, apparently with the band so it will presumably be different to the recorded material. How frustrating then that when tickets went on sale on wed 3rd March, even at 9am when they were first available, the sellers couldn't allocate tickets, only take the money and send you pot luck tickets. By the time the Royal Albert Hall had them on sale yesterday, you could choose your seats but all the front and most of anything worth having were already sold. Consequently, the black market is the only option to get good seats. I have managed second row seats at Nottingham for £140(face value £47. 50) and although I have offered £200($300) for fourth row seats at the Albert Hall, so far I haven't got any. I will get good seats because I will pay whatever it takes. It just seems rough justice that fans like I am , can't get a good seat at a fair price. I have seen Jackson, from top seats everytime he has been to the UK , usually 4-6 times per tour and nothing will change that!! How much better though to allow somebody(as a promoter of Sports events, I would do it willingly) to sell 100 great seats at a premium price(maybe£150 each) and let the holders have a photo with Jackson(again I have £20k worth of instant photography equipment) and donate the £10000 to a charity of his choice. A raffle and an auction of a signed guitar and maybe a couple of nicely framed LP covers would conservatively raise another £10k. How much better than whatever is happening now. Who is it, selling vastly inflated tickets on the day they go on sale? How do they get them? Why can't people like myself get them legitimately? I will pay whatever it takes to get good seats but how much better if the extra few hundred pounds its going to cost me to see 3 or 4 shows went to one of the mans ecological causes!? To end on a more upbeat note, I can't wait to see him for probably the 40th time in June. Let the music keep your spirits high. Sod the touts Take it easy Submitted by: terry@a1sportingspeakers.com (Terry B.) Go To Jackson Browne Fan Letters and Reviews from April 2010 RETURN to Jackson Browne Fan Letters Page RETURN to Jackson Browne Home Page |