Lost Dogs 99 - Full Show

The Lost Dogs in Phoenix, Arizona. October 3, 1999. The last time Gene played with them.
This is most of the show, I edited out a bunch of the talking for time. If you want to hear the full show you can download the audio here:
www.bigdork.org...

[@elle39]

this is FANTASTIC!!! Loved this band for 30 years!!

[@craighenry802]

This is the first time that I got to see Gene play with them. My sincere thanks.

[@CJenkinsMusicLover]

Playlist of a great show:
00:00 No Ship Coming In
03:44 You Gotta Move
08:00 Up in the Morning
12:42 Amber Waves Goodbye
17:52 Bullet Train
23:04 A Vegas Story
27:41 Blessing in Disguise
33:29 Bad Indigestion
36:40 Why is the Devil Red?
41:00 Eleanor, it’s Raining Now
46:31 Built for Glory
53:10 Close but No Cigar
57:25 Last Testament of Angus Shane (Gene’s last solo vocal)
1:02:37 Pray Where You Are
1:06:21 Breathe Deep
Michael Roe solo 1:10:50 Smokescreen
Encore 1:13:58 Wayfaring Stranger

[@allthings2allmen]

They came to Birmingham, AL. for the Lost in Space tour I think they called it. Before the gig Gene & I were looking for the men's room, Then I got to chat with Derri & Marlei & held the newborn baby girl at the time (I think named Chance?)I spoke to Terry but I was so overwhelmed to see him at the time I just sang "Sleep William Blake" & walked off feeling like a big dork. I never spoke to Mike. I also remember the set was decorated & Terry pointed out the beautiful 'space flowers'. It was a great performance!!! My buddies & I started shouting, "Whoa Nelly!" To which Terry replied, "Whoa nelly, yeah well that's a whole other experience now isn't it? His performance of Eleanor it's Raining Now was hauntingly spectacular!
I also remember they had old road gear from Vector. By then not too many would have remembered that band.

[@jasondye636]

GENE!!!

[@chetstevens4583]

Great to see Gene, such a unique voice. This is back when Terry was writing 98.6% of the Lost Dog catalog.

[@ricravier961]

Gene was like an unknown Paul Simon. Listen to Adam Again "River on Fire", some deep and brilliant stuff.

[@donosborn]

Thanks for putting this up.

[@gregorysmith6978]

Thanks so much for the upload! I love these guys and could listen to this all day!

[@navfox]

i was listening and heard Gene ad said oh my ! Thanks

[@UberParrot]

This is the second upload for this video. The first one had several places where the video went to black.

[@dvwvideo]

i once shared a 77's tape with you from the Fire Escape. i envy you got to see them with Gene.

[@dralphr]

Hooray!

[@danielevans4884]

I never even heard of these guys who are they

[@mlwsf]

I was always kind of surprised that Mike Roe didn't get decked more. How did Derri take the constant razzing?

[@ebnphlo]

Maybe he’s just self-assured, more secure.
Look at Led Zeppelin. Robert Plant, conceited as he was prone to be, gave John Paul Jones a lot of jabbing (such as being in Hermit’s Hermits). But there was levelheaded Jonesy, just doing what he did in the background. All these years later, I find out just how instrumental JPJ was to LZ’s songs. I’ve read he was (arguably) the most accomplished musician of them all. I never would have guessed that. It was always Page & Plant, followed by Bonham, then Jones, who got the spotlight.
RUclips him on David Letterman’s show from years ago and watch him play that mandolin.

[@mlwsf]

@@ebnphlo what does this have to do with him talking shit about people? There's another video where he refers to him as "Derri the Fairy."

[@christianhagen183]

@@mlwsf Good friends talk like that about each other all the time.

[@mlwsf]

@@christianhagen183 Who is calling each other fAg outside of grade school and in front of an audience? And I have also heard him say it when Deri wasn't even there about a guitar he borrowed.

[@christianhagen183]

@@mlwsf He calls him Derry the Fairy as a joke. It rhymes and Derry has the most girlish voice of the group (though his voice is amazing). It clearly isn't meant to be an insult.