Hey Christian, didn't they also do "Ain't No Sunshine", between "Like A Radio" and "Orphan Girl"? Maybe I was just feeling good from having just answered nature's call, but I'm pretty sure they did it.
CORNERSTONE EXPERIENCE
The Music of Cornerstone Festival, on the Internet
>From: Christian D Lindemer
>Reply-To: Christian D Lindemer
>To: over-the-rhine at actwin_com
>Subject: Cornerstone 2002 Set #2
>Date: Sun, 7 Jul 102 02:38:47 -0500 (CDT)
>
>In the interest of continuring the tradition of publishing all
>Cornerstone OtR concerts to the list before anyone else has the
>chance, I am going to sing a song. It's called "Why is there
>toothpaste in my drawers?" and it's in the key of E. A-one, and
>a-two and a-
>
>Nevermind.
>
>I suppose none of you are really here to listen to my songs this fine
>day, so on with the set list!
>
>Bothered
>Go Down Easy
>Jesus In New Orleans (See what I was talking about? Foreshadowing!)
>Green-Clouded Swallowtail
>Poughkeepsie (Karin dedicated this to a certain list member. I'm
>sure you all could never guess who, but I'll leave actually telling
>you all about it to that certain person.)
>Lucy (Before this song, Karin again confirmed that Jack is moving
>(back) to Scotland. She also said she and Linford will visit him in
>his new home sometime in August, so I assume Jack is moving
>relatively soon.)
>Etcetera Whatever (K & L)
>Like A Radio
>--The band left the stage, but true to form, returned in a few
>moments. Karin said they were not expecting to give an encore, which
>a set list sheet later backed up. The next two songs were played as
>requests.--
>Orphan Girl
>Rhapsodie
>
>This show seemed a little more informal, and maybe a bit more
>intimate. It's amazing what natural light can do for a performance,
>expecially when one is ten feet closer to the stage.
>
>Jack revealed that the hat he was wearing was made by his wife; the
>site where you can purchase such headwear is
>http://www.hotheads.me.uk/. Unfortunately, the site appears to be
>still under construction. Maybe I got the URL wrong, but I don't
>think so.
>
>Lewis Black is calling, and I must answer his call to entertainment.
>
>TTFN,
>Smitty the Pyro
>
>(PS: That tagline is in relation to my activities last night. Did
>you know that using citronella oil to spell letters in the grass is
>fun? Well, it is. Oh, and a big citronella bucket candle that's
>burnig out of control is a bit like a grease fire. In other words,
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