Tedeschi Trucks Band Debuts New Song At ‘Fireside Sessions’ Finale

Members of the Tedeschi Trucks Band performed the sixth and final episode of the “Fireside Sessions” livestream series. Guitarists Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks led six of their bandmates through a set that included the debut of another new song.

Joining Tedeschi and Trucks for his first “Fireside Sessions” appearance was saxophonist Kebbi Williams. They were backed by returning TTB members drummer Tyler “Falcon” Greenwell, bassist Brandon Boone, keyboardist Gabe Dixon, vocalist/guitarist Mike Mattison and vocalist Mark Rivers. The finale began with a trio of TTB originals, “Laugh About It,” “Do I Look Worried” and “Part of Me.” Mattison then led the ensemble through his “Life Is Crazy.”

Next came the debut of a new, unknown-titled song that Tedeschi noted was still a work in progress. The new song was one of a few debuted in various episodes of the “Fireside Sessions.” Tedeschi Trucks Band followed the new tune with “Don’t Let Me Slide” and “Don’t Know What It Means,” which transitioned into a cover of “The Letter.”

The session continued with a cover of “44 Blues,” Tedeschi leading “Midnight In Harlem” and Trucks shining on a performance of The Allman Brothers Band’s instrumental “In Memory of Elizabeth Reed.” The final song of the “Fireside Sessions” finale was a cover of Bobby “Blue” Bland’s “I Pity the Fool.”

Official video of “Laugh About It” and “Do I Look Worried” from last night’s nugs.tv livestream of the Tedeschi Trucks Band’s “Fireside Sessions” final episode can be viewed below: