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Setlist at Nasjonal Jazz Scene Early - Oslo, NO on Nov 7, 2015
Set One
Bring Us the Bright
667
Whitecap
550
Celebrity
482
34 Klezma
417
Young Stuff
670
Tio Macaco
838
Lingus
827
Encore
Sleeper
500
Nasjonal Jazz Scene
Early - Oslo, NO
Nov 7, 2015
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Setlist at Nasjonal Jazz Scene Early - Oslo, NO on Nov 7, 2015
Set One
Bring Us the Bright
667
Whitecap
550
Celebrity
482
34 Klezma
417
Young Stuff
670
Tio Macaco
838
Lingus
827
Encore
Sleeper
500
Show Notes
SNARKY PUPPY
Nasjonal Jazz Scene (early show)
Oslo, NO
November 7, 2015
Jason “JT” Thomas - drums
Nate Werth - percussion
Bill Laurance - keyboards
Justin Stanton - keyboards & trumpet
Mike “Maz” Maher - trumpet, flugelhorn, & vocals
Chris Bullock - tenor sax & flute
Bob Lanzetti - guitar
Michael League - bass & vocals
Mike Harrison - stage sound
Matt Recchia - sound
1. Bring Us the Bright
2. Whitecap
3. Celebrity
4. 34 Klezma
5. Young Stuff
6. Tio Macaco
7. Lingus
Encore
8. Sleeper
Recorded by Matt Recchia
Mixed by Nic Hard
Assistant Mix Engineer - Ed Riley
Of the four Oslo shows, this was the only one open to all ages. A rare appearance of Bring of the Bright featuring Justin on Moog and Bob on attack-less guitar. Seamless(ish) transition into Whitecap. Hits a serious groove and Bill swings over the top of it on piano. Justin brings in a New Orleans-style Celebrity on keyboards. Michael takes a quick bass solo and the horns take it over on their own. Bill brings in 34 Klezma and Bob takes the solo. Bullock plays over the middle of Young Stuff and Michael, Bill, and JT get into some rhythmic interplay during a bass solo on the vamp. Nate sets up Tio Macaco on his own and it comes in slow and funky. He and JT lock in on the percussion solo. Bob takes his time on Lingus and gets textural before taking things into space. Justin takes it home with a Moog feature on Sleeper.
