(i think this is mostly right...feel free to correct if i missed anything, or if the order is wrong)

Silent Night
Faithfully Dangerous
Hometown Boy
Long Lost Brother
Anything At All
All I Ever Get For Christmas Is Blue
Fever
Jingle Bells
Poughkeepsie
It Came Upon A Midnight Clear
Stella's Tarantella
Ohio
The World Can Wait
Changes Come
All I Need Is Everything

encore:
Moondance
My Love Is A Fever
Paper Moon

2nd Encore:
Drunkard's Prayer

Which one was the waltz, Steve?

"Stella's Tarantella"...which they're apparently calling something else now, but the new title is far, far less cool, so I'm just going to pretend it's still called "Stella's Tarantella."

It's number 6.

Interestingly, the title of the album, which started as "Drunkard's Prayer" was changed to "BORN". Then it was changed back to "Drunkard's Prayer".

After seeing the Indy show at Birdy's on Friday night (which was an excellent show)I was afraid that the "lounge tour" setting would be lost on the "big stage" at the Taft. Was I ever wrong! The addition of the piano helped tremendously in my opinion, as it helped fill the stage physically, but even aside from that, the band looked and sounded tremendous. "Jingle Bells" a/k/a/ "Martini Bells" is about as fun as it can get. "My Love is a Fever" and "Paper Moon" were other highlights for me. I cannot wait for the new Christmas album (hopefully by December 2005?). Although I wonder why the change again in the album title for the upcoming album....

On Linford's setlist which I got from someone cool at the Taft, it shows "Poughkeepsie" just before "It Came Upon a Midnight Clear", not the other way around.

Duly noted.

Dude. I was sitting right next to you and I KNOW you weren't writing that stuff down..did you have it all in your head?