Oxtoby @ Sandy Roundabout Club

13 March 2017

Set list

Note the pitch-shifts (the playlists are at original pitch)

YouTube playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhRG_nay5LLdgL1k6ABrEvE8QFews3isS

Spotify playlist: https://open.spotify.com/user/oxtobymusic/playlist/4twztBT86a3rtgj6kH6gFi

=== Set 1 ===

Corduroy – Pearl Jam
Distant sun – Crowded House
Really really – Oxtoby
Stitches – Shawn Mendes
You may be right – Billy Joel
When my time comes – Dawes
Rockin’ in the free world – Neil Young
Cream – Prince
The A team – Ed Sheeran
Boys of summer – Don Henley (E down from F#)
Witchy woman – Eagles
Ballad of the mighty I – Noel Gallagher
I know – Tom Odell
How am I supposed to believe? – Oxtoby
Bright lights – Matchbox Twenty

=== Set 2 ===

This is how a heart breaks – Rob Thomas
New York, NY – Ryan Adams
Desire – U2 (A up from Ab)
Leaving here – The High Numbers
Losing my religion – R.E.M.
I got you – Split Enz
Beds are burning – Midnight Oil (in E – the original is slightly off standard pitch)
The scientist – Coldplay
The Underground – Oxtoby
Message in a bottle – The Police (Bm down from C#m)
Rude – Magic!
Fortunate son – Creedence Clearwater Revival (E down from G)
Seven nation army – Ben L’Oncle Soul
Counting stars – One Republic (Bm down from C#m)
Lonely boy – The Black Keys
Porch – Pearl Jam

=== Reserves ===

Long train runnin’ – Doobie Bros
Born to run – Bruce Springsteen
Down Under – Men At Work
Many of horror – Biffy Clyro (D up from Db)
Stand by me – John Lennon / Ben E. King
Brimful of Asha – Cornershop

=== NOTES (in progress) ===

* denotes songs where piano is an option (otherwise Neil will play the piano parts)
+ denotes songs with backing vocals

We’ll wing it for most of the endings.

=== Set 1 notes ===

Corduroy – Pearl Jam
- I, V, Ch1 (4), riff, V, Ch2 (8), M8, Ch3 (6), V, breakdown => intro & jam (end on E)
Distant sun – Crowded House
*Really really – Oxtoby
- Drums start
Stitches – Shawn Mendes
- Drums in on pre-chorus 1
- Bass in on Chorus 1
- Drums cut out at verse starts
- V, PC (snare/claps), Ch, V, PC, Ch, M8 (Neil => Neil & PC), Ch, outro (N & PC only)
You may be right – Billy Joel
- harmonica?
When my time comes – Dawes
- Band in on 2nd time
- I, V, Ch, V, Ch, Solo (V), Ch…
Rockin’ in the free world – Neil Young
+Cream – Prince
- Drums start
The A team – Ed Sheeran
- Neil solo
Boys of summer – Don Henley (E down from F#)
- PD: synth part (intro) on bass
- End: riff over chorus pattern
Witchy woman – Eagles
- Intro riff, V, Ch, V, Ch, Riff, Solo, Middle 8…
- Middle 8 tricky bit: Gm Cm Bb Gm // Gm Bb Cm Gm
*+Ballad of the mighty I – Noel Gallagher
- BVs (chorus): echoes “I’ll find you…”
*I know – Tom Odell
How am I supposed to believe? – Oxtoby
- Drums start (6/4 march)
*Bright lights – Matchbox Twenty
- Neil starts
- Bass in on Chorus 1
- Drums in on Verse 2

=== Set 2 notes ===

This is how a heart breaks – Rob Thomas
- Drums start
New York, NY – Ryan Adams
- Outro: long G (sax)…then A
Desire – U2
Leaving here – The High Numbers
- Shared solos: Guitar, then Bass, then Guitar
Losing my religion – R.E.M.
I got you – Split Enz
+Beds are burning – Midnight Oil
- riff, stop, V, PC+, [riff, stop], Ch+,…
- +: BVs unison
*The scientist – Coldplay
- band in on 2nd verse
- I, V, Ch, I, V2, Ch,…
The Underground – Oxtoby
- Slight changes in patterns on repeats
- Riff, V, PC (C D), Riff, V, PC (C D Riff C D)
  Ch1, Riff, Ch2, Riff, Solo (Em D C D) x4, Riff
- Chorus 1: (Em D) x4 (Em D C D)
- Chorus 2: (Em D) x8 (C D) (Em D) x2 (C D)
Message in a bottle – The Police (Bm down from C#m)
Rude – Magic!
Fortunate son – Creedence Clearwater Revival (E down from G)
- Drums and bass start
- Riff, V1, Ch, V2, Ch, Interlude (drone E), V3, Ch, Ch
- Might stick in a gratuitous guitar solo after the interlude
Seven nation army – Ben L’Oncle Soul
Counting stars – One Republic (Bm down from C#m)
Lonely boy – The Black Keys
Porch – Pearl Jam

=== Reserves notes ===

Long train running’ – Doobie Bros
Born to run – Bruce Springsteen
Down Under – Men At Work
Many of horror – Biffy Clyro (D up from Db)
Stand by me – John Lennon
Brimful of Asha – Cornershop