Bernie Marsden & Joe McGlohon Join Gov’t Mule In London
By Andy Kahn May 13, 2016 • 1:58 pm PDT
Last night Gov’t Mule continued their European Tour with a stop at the O2 Forum Kentish Town in London, England. The two-set performance was punctuated with two guests – guitarist Bernie Marsden and saxophonist Joe McGlohon – joining in for the final song of the encore.
Guitarist Warren Haynes led Mule through the opening “World Boss,” kicking off a set loaded with staples such as “Blind Man In The Dark,” “Rocking Horse,” “Larger Than Life” and the closer “Thorazine Shuffle.”
The original “Banks Of The Deep End” started a second set that included the familiar pairing of “Trane” into “Eternity’s Breath” into a jam on the Grateful Dead’s “St. Stephen” and worked in covers of The Band’s “Stage Fright” and The Allman Brothers Band’s “Dreams.” The set wrapped with a rendition of “Slackjaw Jezebel.”Mule returned to the stage for an encore that began with with a performance of their classic “Fallen Down” and segued into a jam on the Dead’s “The Other One.” At that point Whitesnake guitarist Bernie Marsden emerged along with veteran rock saxophonist Joe McGlohon to assist on a show closing cover of Ann Peebles 1972 hit single “I Feel Like Breaking Up Somebody’s Home.” Gov’t Mule’s tour continues tonight at Bristol Academy in Bristol, U.K.
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Setlist (via Mule.net)
Set One: World Boss, Blind Man In The Dark, Steppin’ Lightly, Rocking Horse, Stoop So Low (with Swing Outro), Larger Than Life, Thorazine Shuffle
Set Two: Banks Of The Deep End, Time To Confess, Trane > Eternity’s Breath > St. Stephen Jam, Stage Fright, No Need To Suffer, Dreams, Slackjaw Jezebel
Encore: Fallen Down > The Other One Jam, I Feel Like Breaking Up Somebody’s Home*
*with Bernie Marsden & Joe McGlohon
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