Teenage Cancer Trust

Shepherd's Bush Empire - London UK - 24th July 2002

 

Setlist:

            Disc 1             Disc 2

1. Intro Speech about "Teenage Cancer Trust"

2. Calling Elvis

3. Run Me Down

4. Your Own Sweet Way

5. Railroad Worksong

6. Are We In Trouble Now

7. Quality Shoe

8. Hobo's Lullaby

9. Can't Be Satisfied

10. Feel Like Going Home

11. Setting Me Up

12. Walk Of Life

13. What It Is

 

1. Romeo and Juliet

2. Sultans Of Swing

3. Olé Olé Olé

4. Baloney Again

5. Why Aye Man

6. Money For Nothing

7. Brothers In Arms

8. So Far Away

9. Going Home

 

    

 

Comments:

Very good audience recording of the second charity gig in Shepherd's Bush Empire London, on behalf of "Teenage Cancer Trust".  Fantastic show, the best of the three London gigs in my opinion!  During the first part of the show, Mark plays with The Notting Hillbillies, the second part of the show is what I have been waiting for for so many years: a reunion of dIRE sTRAITS, with John Illsley, Chris White, Guy Fletcher, and Danny Cummings together on stage again!  Special guest: Jools Holland on piano! 

 

Truely wonderful Brothers In Arms, which really made me shiver that night, and it's so great to hear Brendan Croker sing Feel Like Going Home again, so beautifully accompanied by Mark on his Gibson Les Paul.  Baloney Again was played instead of Your Latest Trick.  Mark also played two new songs, to be released on the new album "The Ragpicker's Dream" on 30th September 2002:  Quality Shoe and Why Aye Man (with Jimmy Nail as special guest).