the acffh morST cyber-blog is here now.

Having arrived safely in Pioneertown, and handing out the photo montages I made, the start of the official festivities rolled around soon enough. (After waiting about a year for the campout, how soon IS soon enough??)

9:00 - .. Jonathan Segel, Victor Krummenacher, Greg Lisher http://www.archive.org/details/SKLM2008-09-11.KM140-flac16

The set started off with Jon Segel playing solo acoustic guitar and busting out some nice rarities including Turnaround, from his 1988 Pitch-A-Tent release, Storytelling. He then handed the guitar over to Victor who played a few of his own before bring Jon back, along with Kenny and Greg.

01. intro
02. Chain of Circumstance (Jon solo)
03. Still Wishing To Course (Jon solo)
04. Turnaround (Jon solo)
05. If You Really Loved Me (Jon solo)

06. banter - Victor intro
07. I Remember California (Victor solo)
08. Time For Leaving (Victor solo)
09. band intro
10. Bittersweet
11. banter - Southern Heights intro
12. The Southern Heights
13. banter
14. Sunday Morning Blues >
15. Nocturne
16. Jack Of Diamonds
17. banter - don't take my soapbox
18. In Queen City The Girls Are Weeping

Then the birthday boy duo took the stage, starting with Johnny playing three songs solo - OK their birthdays are the day before, but this will have to do.

10:00 - 11:15 Cracker Acoustic http://www.archive.org/details/Cracker2008-09-11.KM140-flac16
01. intro
02. Southern Cal (Johnny Solo)
03. San Bernardino Boy (Johnny Solo)
04. Lucky (Johnny Solo)
05. Friends
06. Sidi Ifni
07. Teen Angst
08. Mr Wrong
09. Everybody Gets One Free
10. Dr Bernice
11. banter - don't be a straggler
12. Big Dipper
13. crowd yelling
14. banter - thank you seems like not quite enough
15. recordists' signout



The crowd wanted more, but Johnny said they needed to save their voices for the rest of the campout. So we sung to them instead. Happy Birthday indeed!

(to be continued!)