TERRY TAYLOR in
CONCERT
12 Mid-night, Encore-I
Tent
Cornerstone Festival
, July 2nd, 1998
With great anticipation
may wife Diane and I made the trek from my campsite to the Encore-I tent,
arriving at 11:00. We arrived early enough to assure us a spot down
front, center stage. Kevin
Shafer was already there as were several other DADL members, and
we had a great time talking and anticipating the evenings concert.
The rumor was that there would be 28 songs performed. Video cameras were
set up, I had both my Nikons loaded, (one with flash and one without),
Diane had pen and note book in hand to keep track of the songs and to record
the words of wisdom from Terry.
The evening began with a recorded
version of "What a friend we have in Jesus", as Terry and company
took the stage. When he first note of the evening was hit, distortion and
bass feedback erupted. Tim's Galen Kruger bass head had fried during soundcheck,
and a second GK brought onto stage. Know one had switch amps, so with Steve's
help, Tim got the GK bass head up and going.
Then the music began...
Terry had a new look for the fest;
sweat pants, flannel shirt and cowboy hat,
Was this the hat I had sent back
to Tom @ STUNT records the year before, after my dad found a box of
cowboy hats following the Lost Dogs on mainstage in 1996?
Terry said he was getting back
to his roots, and perhaps we would of all been better off if we had never
left them. Was he talking about our first love?
The
band for the evening was a repeat of last years "Friends". DA
members Ed McTaggart on drums and backing vocals, and Tim Chandler on bass
(still the best bass player in the universe).
Andy Pickett (Prayer Chain),
again covered all the DA guitar leads flawlessly and Wayne Everrett (also
of Prayer Chain) joined Steve 
Hindenlong
(The Choir) on percussion.
Derri Daugherty (Lost Dogs & Choir) switched between his mini-12 string
and accoustic guitar.
Phil Madeira played
excellant lap slide guitar, as well as his famous poka box.
It would of been hard to find a better band than this, anywhere on the
Fest grounds.
THE SONGS:
Through The Speakers
Feels Logic
Endless Summer
Alarma
Beyond The Walls Of Doubt
with Ricki Michelle
Ghost Of the Heart with
Ricki Michelle
Bring Out The Big Guns
Tonight
If You Want To
Saftey Net
Drive'n In England
Billy
Amber Waves Goodbye
Buffalo Hills
Grace Is The Smell Of Rain
When Everyone Wore hats
You're Just To Good To
Be True (audience sing)
Glory Road
Broken Ladders to Glory
I'll Get Over It
You lay Down
John Wayne
Mr. Flutter
10 Gallon Hat
Let's Spin
Terry called Ricki Michelle
up to the stage, but
Ricki was no where to be
found, so Terry invited audience members to come on stage and sing and
spin.
Terry and company left
the stage following "Lets Spin".
But we being true Da fans,
called them back for the Encore....
The ENCORE songs
were:
The Pool,
I Love You #9
Sanctuary (My
favorite Da song)
(I Want A) New Car!
As last year, during the
ending notes of "New Car", Tim managed to knock Steve down for
another near "DA dog pile"! Steve, you've got to learn to keep
at arms distance from Tim!
Andy played ear splitting
feedback on his guitar, then dropped it and left the stage.
Steve jumped off stage
with a big drum, and lead the audience in a Mambo line around the tent.
Wayne stayed on stage providing the back beat.
We were not done yet, after clapping and whisteling, Terry brought the
boys back out for one more song. What would Terry do, he announced he had
just played all the 200 songs he knew and they had used all of the chords
they knew as well
The evening ended with
an all to typical last Encore of Terry and his "choir" of the
bewildered looking members of the band singing "I Love to Go A Wandering"
with Terry leading with great gusto.
Curt
Borders
Take another trip down MEMORY LANE
Here is the very first photo I ever took of Daniel
Amos. It was in April of 1980, at a Festival called AGAPE Festival
in Southern Illinois; This was during the Horrendous Disc Tour. The photo
is very poor quality as it is from a very old slide, and the stage lighting
was strings of light bulbs hung across the top of the stage. But even with
the poor quality, it is still a fun photo as you can see, Terry and Jerry,
and I think Mark Cook on keyboards. Help me if you know for sure who was
playing the keyboards on this concert tour.
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posted - 7/12/97,
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