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October 9, 2008
Cactus Cafe
Austin, TX

A Slim Chance
Tillamook County Jail
Looking For a Job
Fortunate Son
Conservative Christian...
Stuck On the Corner (Prelude to a Heart Attack)
Doublewide Blues
[Happy Birthday Vickie Lucero]
Hey Hey
East Nashville Skyline
Beer Run
Ballad of the Devil's Backbone Tavern
Play a Train Song
Waco Moon
Georgia On a Fast Train [Billy Joe Shaver]
Alright Guy
Incarcerated
Mission Accomplished (Because You Gotta Have Faith)
Good Fortune

Encore:
Crooked Piece of Time
Don't It Make You Wanna Dance [Rusty Wier]

John Carrico [8 images]

AUDIO

Don't It Make You Wanna Dance
Crooked Piece of Time
Good Fortune
Mission Accomplished

Todd is joined on stage by the Cheatham Street Warehouse Band (Eric McConnel (steel guitar), Sterling Finlay (bass), and Kory Cook (drums)). As Todd plays East Nashville Skyline, he comments on the release of Peace, Love, and Anarchy: "This was on one of those albums, you know, if you make records long enough one day you just walk into the store and there's another one. And nobody called you."

On Doublewide Blues:

• "I don't get out a lot now that the second trial of O.J. Simpson is on."

On Ballad of the Devil's Backbone Tavern:

• "Singing my songs for tips and beers. Mostly beers."

On Alright Guy:

• "I had that new book with all those pictures of Pat Green naked in it and I thought...what's this shit about."
• "It ain't like I went on TV and tore up a picture of the pope like Sinead O'Connor did that time."