Green on Red

Green on Red were an American rock band, formed in the Tucson, Arizona punk scene, but based for most of its career in Los Angeles, California, where it was loosely associated with the Paisley Underground. Earlier records have the wide-screen psychedelic sound of first-wave desert rock, with occasional impulses toward pop mitigated by the limitations of shambolic vocalist Dan Stuart. Later records suggest a kind of broke-down American Rolling Stones. Others have called them the bastard children of Neil Young. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_on_red)

Scheduled
Friday, 11 October 1985, "Big Hall", 3:20 - 04:20

Line up
Dan Stuart – vocals, guitar; Chuck Prophet – guitar; Chris Cacavas – keyboards; Jack Waterson – bass; Keith Mitchell – drums (drummer Alex McNicol had quit on the eve of the fall ’85 tour, http://guitarbands.de/greenonredhistory.htm)

Set list

01 (Ain't It) Funny How Time Slips Away

02 That's What Dreams Were Made For

03 Black River

04 Sixteen Ways

05 Down To The Bone

06 Sea of Cortez

07 Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way

08 No Free Lunch

09 Honest Man

10 This I Know

11 We Shall Overcome

12 Hair Of The Dog

13 The Drifter

14 Everybody Loves To Play The Fool

15 Down By The River

16 Gravity Talks

17 Cheap Wine

18 5 Easy Pieces

They joined the Rain Parade on stage at the end of their set.

Recording
I have a complete lossless (flac) audience recording.


Fragment of Green on Red joining the Rain Parade on stage for the finale of their set at Pandora's 85 as uploaded to YouTube by user waaghalsrecords.

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