Chuck Prophet & Stephanie Finch at Moss House, April 15, 2018
- Today's Menu
- Set One
- Set Two
- Performers
- Notes
- Photos

Chuck Prophet & Stephanie Finch at Moss House, April 15, 2018

Chef Jeff presents Dinner and a Show featuring Chuck Prophet & Stephanie Finch
Moss House
134 Moss Ave, Oakland, CA 94611-5427 USA
3:30 PM, Sunday, April 15, 2018

Today's Menu

Lamb merguez sliders, da Chef's pickles, raita
Hawaiian Ono crudo “Ras al Hanout”
Salad of shredded carrot, heirloom apple, arugula and cilantro, sherry vinaigrette
Spring vegetable tagine, artichokes, asparagus, fava beans, ramps, morels, preserved lemon
Cous cous, English peas, rainbow carrots, leeks
Chicken B'stilla, phyllo, golden raisins, almonds, harissa
Wild strawberry shortcakes

Set One

[4:28 PM lights down, musicians onstage; Introduction by Chef Jeff]

[4:32 PM] Play That Song Again
[4:37 PM] Wish Me Luck
[4:41 PM] If I Was a Baby
[4:48 PM] the Left Hand and the Right Hand
[4:52 PM] In Tune (SF)
[SF swaps to guitar]
[4:58 PM] Talking to You (SF)
[5:01 PM] Sorrow (SF)
[5:05 PM] Don't Back Out Now (SF)
[5:09 PM] Guess I Wasn't So Smart (SF)
[SF back to piano]
[5:14 PM] Summertime Thing
[set ends 5:19 PM]

Set Two

[5:59 PM musicians onstage to noodle along to the PA, lights down]

[6:01 PM] Love Is the Only Thing »
[6:07 PM] Only Love Knows (SF)
[6:12 PM] Ford Econoline [Night surfer story]
[6:21 PM] Turn to Gold [SF swaps to guitar]
[6:25 PM] Let's Stay Here ? (identification uncertain) (SF)
[6:29 PM] Tina Goodbye (SF)
[6:35 PM] You Could Make a Doubter Out of Jesus
[6:38 PM] Little Girl, Little Boy
[6:41 PM] Different Drum (SF)
[SF back to keys]
[6:47 PM] Willie Mays
[set ends 6:51 PM]

Finale
[6:53 PM] Shoot 'em All Down
[show ends 6:59 PM]

Performers

Stephanie Finch: keyboards, guitar, lead and harmony vox;
Chuck Prophet: guitar, lead and harmony vox.

Notes

Both Ting and I were super psyched to hear the Who cover, In Tune, which ended with Chuck teasing a bit of the Beatles' Everybody's Got Something to Hide, Except for Me & My Monkey

One of the fun things about house concerts is the familiar vibe – the performers tend to be abit more personable, and often spend time telling stories or anecdotes rather than simply working through a rote setlist.

One short of example of this was Chuck's comment that Different Drum was penned by Michael Nesmith for Linda Ronstadt. Following up on that, I found an excellent page at Songfacts that contradicts Chuck while piling up all sorts of additional anecdotes.

Whoa! This section is incomplete for now, sorry!