The usual-- autobiographical tour, with Roger coming out with the Rick and singing "My Back Pages." For about 90% of the show, he used his acoustic HD-7. He used his Martin 12-string for two songs-- "On Easter Morn He Rose" and a dropped D tuning "Bells of Rhymney." He used the Rick for the "electric" version of "Mr. T. Man" , "Turn, Turn, Turn," "All I Really Want To Do", and "Feel a Whole Lot Better" (encore).
The crowd really reacted to "All I Really Want to Do" and even Roger looked up and smiled! His voice was great, although it seemed that he was getting over a cold.
Interestingly, I had e-mailed him beforehand to ask if I could introduce my friend to him after the show. For many years, he did this and I was able to introduce a number of friends. But, as I knew he would, he never replied back. AND, when I met Camilla before the show, she told us that Roger stopped doing that because he would actually spend more time listening to fans' stories of what they were doing in 1965 (and signing stacks of LPs and CDs) than the concert!!!! I told her that I understood.
Anyway, another outstanding performance-- especially when he picked "Black Mt. Rag."
