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04.26.2005 The Theatre at Madison Square Garden, New York, NY, USA

One Set: She Caught the Katy^[1], Heart and Soul^[2], The Weight^[3], I'll Take You There^[4]

[1] debut, Taj Mahal; with Huey Lewis on harmonica and vocals
[2] with Huey Lewis on vocals and Jeff Coffin on saxophone
[3] debut, The Band; with Mavis Staples on vocals and Huey Lewis on harmonica and vocals
[4] debut, The Staple Singers; with Mavis Staples, Huey Lewis, and Sinead O'Connor on vocals, and Jeff Coffin on saxophone

Notes:
The 5th Annual Jammys

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04.26.2005 B.B. King Blues Club & Grill, New York, NY, USA

Set 1: Intro -> In The Kitchen, Push the Pig^[1], Resolution > Soul Food I^[2], Bad is Bad^[3], Heart and Soul^[2], Believe the Lie, Glory^[4] > The Bottom Half, Women Wine and Song -> Hurt Bird Bath^[5]

Set 2: Making Flippy Floppy^[6], Pay the Snucka, Miss Tinkle's Overture^[7], Thin Air, Bright Lights, Big City

Encore: Plunger

[1] with Hysteria (Def Leppard) tease
[2] with Huey Lewis on harmonica and vocals
[3] debut, Huey Lewis and the News; with Huey Lewis on harmonica and vocals
[4] with In A Silent Way (Miles Davis) teases in intro
[5] with Aron Magner on keys along with Joel, Marc Brownstein replacing Ryan on bass, and Joe Russo replacing Kris on drums; with Mind Left Body (Kanter/Garcia) jam
[6] with Entrance of the Gladiators (Julius Fučík) tease; ended with Take Me Out to the Ballgame (Norworth/Von Tilzer) quotes from Nellie McKay
[7] with Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring (Bach) teases and Thunderstruck (AC/DC) jam

Notes:
The Jammys Late-Night Show

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