www.paul-simon.info 
The neck of my Guitar

Back to concert list

June 23, 2011 - United Kingdom
Nottingham - Nottingham Royal Centre

Setlist




Here´s as close as I can remember to the Nottingham set list --- we were so captivated by this magnificent show that it might not be totally accurate:-

The Boy In The Bubble
Dazzling Blue
50 Ways
That Was Your Mother
Hearts And Bones / Mystery Train / Wheels
Re-write
Questions for The Angels
Peace Like A River
The Obvious Child
The Only Living Boy In New York
SBOSW
The Afterlife
Slip Sliding Away
Diamonds
Gumboots
----------
Sound of Silence
Kodachrome
Gone at Last
Here Comes The Sun
Crazy Love
Late In The Evening
-------------------
Still Crazy After All These Years



The band (not all members are present at all shows)

Vincent Nguini - Guitar
Bakithi Kumalo - Bass
Mark Stewart - Guitars, Cello, Saxophone, selfmade instruments
Tony Cedras - Accordeon, Keyboard, Guitars
Andy Snitzer - Saxophone, Synthesizer
Jamey Haddad - Percussion
Mick Rossi - Piano, Percussion
Jim Oblon - Drums, Guitars




Fans who attended this show

 
Choku





Review by:
Simon

Nearly thirty years ago I was a student graduating in Nottingham at the Royal Concert Hall.
I´d just seen S&G at Wembley (1982)and bought Hearts and Bones (in 1983) from a record store near the venue.
Fast forward and tonight I´m back for the first time since (with our 11 yr old son) in Nottingham.
I was disappointed with the 2008 Liverpool UK show and venue --- as soon as we went in tonight we new that this would be a special show -- perhaps the last time we see PS in concert?
We are sat 2 rows back in a packed and buzzing magnificent Royal Concert Hall.
At 7.40pm the lights dimmed and from the shadows a slim, youthful figure walked calmly onto the stage -- he and the band were visibly emotionally touched by the 3 minute standing ovation that met them.
We then had 2hrs of the finest quality and performance that I have ever seen --- PS and the band were in magnificent form.
To cap it all I managed to shake his hand and say ´thank you´ --- if this is the last time we see him in the UK then what a memory.