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Setlist at O2 Academy Leeds, UK on Oct 1, 2015
Set One
34 Klezma
467
Binky
1121
Bent Nails
936
Thing of Gold
477
What About Me?
726
Young Stuff
672
Sharktank
528
Shofukan
615
Encore
Quarter Master
850
O2 Academy
Leeds, UK
Oct 1, 2015
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Setlist at O2 Academy Leeds, UK on Oct 1, 2015
Set One
34 Klezma
467
Binky
1121
Bent Nails
936
Thing of Gold
477
What About Me?
726
Young Stuff
672
Sharktank
528
Shofukan
615
Encore
Quarter Master
850
Show Notes
SNARKY PUPPY
O2 Academy
Leeds, UK
October 1, 2015
Robert “Sput” Searight - drums
Marcelo Woloski - percussion
Bill Laurance - keyboards
Cory Henry - keyboards
Justin Stanton - keyboards & trumpet
Mike Maher - trumpet & flugelhorn
Chris Bullock - tenor sax & flute
Mark Lettieri - guitar
Michael League - bass
Mike Harrison - sound
Matt Recchia - stage sound
1. 34 Klezma
2. Binky
3. Bent Nails
4. Thing of Gold
5. What About Me?
6. Young Stuff
7. Sharktank
8. Shofukan
Encore
9. Quarter Master
Recorded by Matt Recchia
Mixed by Nic Hard
Assistant Mix Engineer - Ed Riley
Great sounding room. Amazing crowd. Best show in a while, and the first one with the new additions (Sput, Bill, Mark, Marcelo, Cory) in which the band feels really cohesive. A chant of “Yorkshire” from the audience prompts Bill into a 4/4 intro of 34 Klezma. The band cooks up a new groove on the outro to Bent Nails underneath soulful trumpet playing from Justin. After a reprise that sparks trading from Cory and Bill, Cory sings on Thing of Gold. Mark, Cory, and Sput mix it up on What About Me? and Sput takes a patient but explosive solo. The band hits a groove on Young Stuff and Michael talks with the band on the outro to Young Stuff. First live performance of Sharktank with Sput and Justin absolutely owns the final solo. He switches to trumpet for loads of theme and variation on Shofukan. Michael takes the intro to a slow, funky Quarter Master and the crowd jumps in. Mark takes things way up. The band stumbles into a groove during introductions and sits in it.
