Setlist at Nasjonal Jazz Scene Late - Oslo, NO on Nov 6, 2015

Set One
Sharktank 548
Binky 1077
Skate U 801
Thing of Gold 549
What About Me? 1001
Shofukan 570
Encore
Ready Wednesday 795
Nasjonal Jazz Scene
Late - Oslo, NO
Nov 6, 2015

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Setlist at Nasjonal Jazz Scene Late - Oslo, NO on Nov 6, 2015

Set One
Sharktank 548
Binky 1077
Skate U 801
Thing of Gold 549
What About Me? 1001
Shofukan 570
Encore
Ready Wednesday 795

Show Notes

SNARKY PUPPY
Nasjonal Jazz Scene (early show)
Oslo, NO
November 6, 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. Strawman
2. Kite
3. Outlier
4. GØ
5. Tio Macaco
6. Young Stuff
7. What About Me?
Encore
8. Sleeper

Recorded by Matt Recchia
Mixed by Nic Hard
Assistant Mix Engineer - Ed Riley

First of four shows at the intimate Norway club Nasjonal Jazz Scene. Great vibe for all four of them. The band really sounds at home back in a small club. Nate kicks off a very brisk Strawman on congas. Justin gets playful on synth. Bob gets bendy. Maz takes Kite on flugelhorn. Michael takes the outro on bass. Bullock gets weird on Outlier. Feedback and half-time bop. JT eats it right up. is slower and groovy. Bob rocks some fuzz on the first solo. Bill grooves the bridge on Rhodes and Justin takes the outro on Moog. The crowd brings in Tio Macaco with claps. Nate and JT get flexible with the feel on the extended percussion solo. Young Stuff is slow and funky. Bullock takes the bridge. Bill takes the outro for the first time on the crazy Roli Seaboard keyboard. Bob, Justin, and JT mix it up on the solo section to What About Me? and JT stretches on the outro. The band encores with Sleeper and Justin takes it home on Moog. One down, three to go.

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