Date: August 8, 2002

Leg: Sea Change Warm-up Tour, with Smokey Hormel

Venue: Fitzgerald Theater

City: St. Paul

State: Minnesota

Country: United States

Notes:
Show #5 of the Sea Change tours. Show #5 of the Sea Change Warm Up Tour, with Smokey Hormel.

"Mr. Beck's Neighborhood" is Beck playing his celeste for about a minute saying stuff "Welcome to my neighborhood. Can I come over and watch Tivo? You can come over and fix my refridgerator."; Only time before tonight Beck played "No Expectations" was with Beth Orton; The "Back Streets of St Paul" was about how easy it is to get lost in the city; "Raspberry Beret" came about because he was in Minnesota, where Prince is from, and became an audience sing-along; "Lonesome Tears" was quit after one line, he tried again, but kept laughing so he didn't really play it at all, and moved to "Sunday Morning" instead; "Rosalie" is an as-yet-unreleased song;

Live debut of "Raspberry Beret," "Rosalie," "Nobody's Fault But My Own (Harmonium version)"

Tour debuts of "Bottle of Blues," "No Expectations," "Devil Got My Woman," "Canceled Check," "Down On the Banks of the Ohio," "Lazy Flies"

Songs 1-8, 15-18 solo; Songs 9-14, 19-23 with Smokey Hormel; Songs 10, 14 with Roland, the drum machine.

Beck - acoustic guitar #1-3, 5, 9-13, 18-20, 22-23
steel guitar #4
celeste #6
toy guitar #7
harmonium #8
electric piano #14
piano #15-17
banjo #21
harmonica #23

Smokey - electric guitar #9, 13
acoustic slide guitar #10-11, 22
acoustic guitar #12, 14
electric guitar with violin bow #19
harmonium #20
mandolin #21
harmony vocals #21
piano #23

Recorded: Yes

Notes:
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