CGI - Cormier, Guthrie, Irion
Randyoke & Sideshow Abe
The Guthrie Center - Housatonic, MA
October 7, 2001
Upper Balcony
Randy Cormier - Guitar, Vocals
Abe Guthrie - Keyboards, Vocals
Krishna Guthrie - Drums
Sarah Lee Guthrie - Guitar, Vocals
Johnny Irion - Guitar, Vocals
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DISC 1 (56:10)
01. Run Away (Xavier)
02. The Heart Of The Matter (Don Henley)
03. All The Heros (Whiskey City)
04. There's Only One Way (Xavier)
05. It's Your Thing (Isley Brothers
06. Alone (Xavier)
07. Last Kiss (Pearl Jam)
08. Livin' On A Prayer (Bon Jovi)
09. Happy Birthday Dennis
10. Last Train (Xavier)
11. Tax Man (The Beatles)
DISC 2 (75:46)
01. Sunny Side Of Life (Sarah Lee Guthrie & Johnny Irion)
02. Technical Difficulties (Part 1)
03. Let It Be (The Beatles)
04. Technical Difficulties (Part 2)
05. Cease Fire (Sarah Lee Guthrie & Johnny Irion)
06. Decisions (Part 1)
07. Sailing Away (Styx)
08. Truckers Tan (Johnny Irion)
09. A Break In The Clouds (Jayhawks)
10. Home Grown (Johnny Irion)
11. Cinnamon Girl (Neil Young)
12. Deep River Blues (Doc Watson)
13. Eye For An Eye (Johnny Irion)
14. Decisions (Part 2) CGI (Cormier, Guthrie, Irion)
15. Ramblin' Round (Woody Guthrie)
16. Joe Dimaggo Done It Again (Billy Brag & Wilco)
17. Do Re Mi (Woody Guthrie)
DISC 3 (15:34)
01. Post Show Jam
Total Time: 2:27:30
NOTES:
This was an informal show put on by Abe & Randy on the afternoon before the annual Guthrie Center Fall Fundraiser show later in the evening. The "happy birthday" during the second set was for Dennis LaChapelle (Arlo Guthrie's long time bus driver, and fan favorite). This recording is dedicated to the memory of Dennis, who passed away December 20, 2008.
LaCHAPELLE, Dennis
Dennis LaChapelle, 58, husband of Deb (Fitzgerald) LaChapelle, passed
on unexpectedly on Saturday (December 20, 2008). He was born in
Manchester, to Clarence and Ruth, the 12th of their 13 children. He
later settled in Becket, MA where he planted the roots for the life that
he embraced. Dennis touched so many lives, near and far, while enjoying
decades of travels throughout the world while driving folk singer and
dear friend Arlo Guthrie's tour bus. He enjoyed sharing stories of his
journeys and takes many great memories with him. He was currently
employed by the Massachusetts Highway Department where he took pride in
keeping the roads safe for everyone. He loved to drive, fix things,
anything mechanical, and most importantly to lend a hand to help
everyone and anyone he could. He also loved pepper and spicy food, and
surely had a zest for life. Dennis will always be remembered as a big
huggable guy with a heart of gold, enthusiastic spirit, and an ear to
ear smile. The road of destiny now drives Dennis to where his help must
be needed next. Besides his wife Deb and her children Sam, Zach, and
Sara and grandchildren Tyler and Serena; Dennis is survived by six
LaChapelle brothers, Clarence, Ted, Jerry, Fred, Joe, and Greg; four
sisters, Mary Mazzochi, Eileen Fuller, Judy Fuller, and Margaret Yonika;
three foster brothers, John and Bob Hershey, and Armand LeBrie; many
nieces and nephews; a huge Blunderite family; and countless "bus driver
groupies". He is predeceased by his parents, Clarence and Ruth (Bennett)
LaChapelle; two brothers, Jack and David; and a step-grandchild Brodie.
A "Celebration of Dennis' Life" will be held at 2 p.m. on Monday,
December 29, at The Guthrie Center, 4 Van Deusenville Rd., Great
Barrington, MA.
Published in The Hartford Courant on December 25, 2008
| Type | Grade | Length | Extras |
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| Audience | A- | 147 min | Artwork, Web Links |
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