Right now I am sitting in a packed house at the Cedar, enjoying John Gorka's hometown show celebrating the release of So Dark You See. Here's what he is playing for his first set:
- When She Kisses Me
- I'm From New Jersey
- I Saw a Stranger with Your Hair
- I Know (by audience request)
- I Think of You (this Utah Phillips song is on the new CD)
- Writing in the Margins
- Let Them In (a particularly nice version)
- Where No Monument Stands (a William Stafford poem he set to music)
- Fret One (a funky guitar piece--his first instrumental ever to be recorded)
- Trouble in Mind (another cover on the new CD)
- People My Age
- Branching Out
Gorka promises banjo in the second set..will let you know if he comes through!
Saturday, November 14, 2009
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For those of you wondering, Gorka did indeed break out his fretless banjo in the second set, playing "Fret Not" from his new CD, followed by an instrumental version of "Good King Wenceslas." Good stuff!
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