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where can I find the lyrics for ALL of these songs

David, you have a beautiful tenor voice. I'd love to here you release these beautiful songs .

If Trump wins, this should be played anytime anyone dares to play “Proud to be an American” again.

Can you please post Jesus was a capercorn off that album ? I can not find it anywhere.

One of the disappointments in my life has been in not seeing Eric in a live setting, especially during the 1990s. I got to see Olney though.

Pretty damn sad. I guess that makes it a very good and effective song, but I have to feel sorry for the forty-something Bill Morrissey who had to endure that situation.

Thanks, Herve. And happy birthday on Sunday.

I saw him earlier than this performance at a small theater in Gulfport, Fl. The show was a treat and I had the chance to tell him how much I enjoyed his music afterwards.

This is beautiful

It sure sounds like he is just plain tired.The chords are so dissonant,almoat wrong.Who hasn't felt like singing out of tune after being dismissed as mediocre,too many times.Did Bill become a too far gone alcoholic?He was the one who convinced that music is worth pursuing as a career choice.Too late for me,though.I missed the last wave.

Thanks, Herve, I am a big fan of Mark's and I love finding videos like this. 😀

I saw him live in 1998 at the Ottawa Folk Festival and this song plucked the heartstrings of my soul.

Such a sad story, given so poetically and with a beautiful clear voice. ❤

One of his best. RIP Bill.

amazing performance and just great songwriting ...

Thanks Hank! Is this from the same concert that "Car and Driver" from "Standing Eight" is from.

Great song.

Would have liked to know Charlene.

The 2007 Oxford Conference on the Book was dedicated to Larry Brown and my boyfriend and I drove up from just south of Oxford to check it out. That night after the conference a bunch of folks gathered at Proud Larry’s to play music in memory of Larry. There was Robert Earl Keen and his bass player Bill Whitbeck and Clyde Edgerton and Alejandro Escavedo and Vic Chestnutt and others who’s names escape me and they opened their souls to us and my boyfriend played guitar and we had a night that was a transmigration from Mr. Brown and one that I will never forget. Thank you and RIP Mr. Brown. RIP Mr. Lancaster you live in my heart always.

Thanks for uploading the awesome content. Mr. Mudd and Mr. Gold at about 5:00; awesome song - superhard to memorize the lyrics.

It's my 60th birthday and for this NH girl it wouldn't be complete without listening to this particular show of Bill's. Thank you Bill for all your music. Wish I saw you live. Great storyteller and as luck would have it, I quilt. I love the story about his manager needing to go see the Amish quilts, in Intercourse, PA "If you don't drink, I guess you come up with good names for towns."

Dang! What a version of this song. Sweet harmonies.

I was living in Chicago on this date. How did I miss this? So good. Good night, Bill.

Saw you at Gilreins in Worcester Ma, approx 1996, GREAT

Wow, just wow. Thank you so much for sharing this!

sounds like vic chesnutt

Great one Herve...

One of Mark's many masterpieces!

Wow... great stuff.😍

There is a nice two hour video of this gig floating around out there.

like watching a ghost .

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RIP Bill. Glad I had to see you in Berkeley, CA. It was this album and it brought me from New England to there. Miss you.

Thank-you

Jeffrey is amazing! Saw him for about the 8th time last evening in Boston. What a treasure!

I miss Bill so much...

Love hearing Peter and his expert noodling around behind Bill's voice. Says a lot about their friendship :)

Je l ai rencontré ds les 70 à St Germain des Prés av Adeline et Michel Bulteau en sortie d une pâtisserie : je lisais déjà Bulteau et par Bulteau j avais découvert Elliott, puis la vie a faite son œuvre , en 90/91 je programmais au théâtre de Trévise et un ami, Nicolas Mauriac m a fait la surprise d inviter Bulteau pour une lecture, Elliott n était pas disponible, il se mariait : pour dire depuis 75 je suis fidèle à ces artistes Si il me revient de pouvoir programmer à nouveau, Elliott est un des premiers que j inviterais, merci Hervé pour ces bonus ( je ne connaissais pas son fan club auxquel j’aurais adhéré !!!)

What a TREAT. Thanks so much for posting this for all of us. :o)

Thanks for posting. Did they perform ‘Northbound 35’ during this concert?

This is fantastic! I wish side 1 was still on here, I'd love to have heard how Ragtime, Sail Away, and Love Story sounded.

Un grand merci! Ce concert était merveilleux!!!!! Il faisait froid mais il faisait chaud! Mes disques sont partis dans l'au-dela avec la personne a qui je les avait pretés.

Just thinking about Bill Morrissey and found this! Sweet memory. There is a line from this song on Bill's headstone at his grave. Thanks, Herve.

I believe Greg loved Bill, and tried to help him not drink himself to death. And the way addiction works, that ended the relationship.

Cool stuff thanks for posting.

Been a fan of Mark for my whole life pretty much! So so good :)

Eric Taylor and David Olney both knew how to introduce a song, sucking the audience in, the audience fortunate enough to be there "that night" - and how to mold the story to the audience and the song.. Boy, are they missed. Both left us in early 2020, but thankfully left us so much.

Back for a "re-juicing" - only gets better with time.

One of those songs where every note means something!

I was at this show! I was in college and went by myself instead of partying with my friends and it might have been the best decision I made the whole time. Incredible set!