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Review by countryoram
Charlie was in normal (non stage) Charlie clothes and he played Bob's guitar, making the entire thing seem very impromptu. I Feel A Change Coming On was pretty smooth though (as were all the new ones Charlie had not played before), so they must've rehearsed? There were pretty many consultations between songs, so I think it wasn't planned that Charlie would stay the entire time.

Charlie did play lead on each song at some point, although on one or two, Denny or Stu each had something that could be considered lead also, and Denny and Charlie traded some licks in the extremely bluesy songs (like Highway 61.) But, mostly Charlie took the solos, directed by Bob or Tony. As reported elsewhere, Bob was smiling and he and Charlie were doing their lovefest thing. Tony was also smiling lots with Charlie. And Donnie and Charlie were smiling at each other and hugging and chatting in the lineup. Stu looked his usual glum, and Denny looked exceedingly glum the entire concert. Charlie and Denny play together at times and seem to be pals, still, I think it was like Denny's kid brother who he taught all his tricks to showed up and got to do the tricks instead of Denny. They did have a bit of a hug at one point with the lights off.

No cord flipping, but Charlie does do it all the time at his own/Arc Angels gigs. Charlie did a lot of his squatting down and playing. It was nice to get to hear Charlie do some leads with Bob. Back when he was with the band, he was as underutilized as Denny is now, and low in the mix, etc. I think he got this latitude because he is not in the band.Charlie does live in the area of Round Rock. 
So, there you have it. It was a GREAT show!
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