Goose Performs In Richmond: Pro-Shot Video

Goose brought their 2019 fall tour to the Broadberry in Richmond on November 10 for a performance in front of a capacity crowd. The Connecticut-based quartet posted pro-shot video of the entire concert on their YouTube channel.

The four-piece kicked off the evening with an expansive “Wysteria Lane” that spanned nearly 20 minutes. Guitarist Rick Mitarotonda then led the group on a cover of The Band’s “The W.S. Walcott Medicine Show.” Funk workout “Drive” came next and bled into a take on “Disco Inferno” by The Trammps. Goose closed out the frame with standalone versions of originals “Lead The Way” and “Yeti.”

Goose opened the second set with another lengthy original, as this time they took “All I Need” deep. “Slow Ready” was then followed by a cover of The Police’s “Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic.” From there, Goose showed off their improvisational abilities over the course of a 30-minute pairing of “Into The Myst” and “Hot Tea.” Next, multi-instrumentalist Peter Anspach took a moment to the tell the tale of the previous evening, when the band ate at Richmond restaurant Sticky Rice and a dance party broke out. The quartet capped the set with “White Lights” and returned to provide an encore featuring a cover of King Harvest’s “Dancing In The Moonlight” and their own “Time To Flee.”

Watch Goose’s full performance in Richmond from November 10 below:

Setlist

Set One: Wysteria Lane, The W.S. Walcott Medicine Show {1}, Drive → Disco Inferno {2}, Lead The Way, Yeti

Set Two: All I Need {3}, Slow Ready → Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic {4}, Into the Myst, Hot Tea, Sticky Rice Story {5}, White Lights

Encore: Dancing In The Moonlight {6} → Time to Flee

Coach’s Notes:

• {1} The Band
• {2} The Trammps
• {3} Slow Version
• {4} The Police
• {5} Peter told story about the crew’s night at Sticky Rice in Richmond
• {6} King Harvest