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Set 1:
Jack Straw
Candyman
Little Red Rooster
Cumberland Blues
Beat It On Down The Line
Ramble On Rose
Mama Tried
Mexicali Blues
Althea
Passenger
China Cat Sunflower
I Know You Rider

Set 2:
Bertha
Samson And Delilah
Ship Of Fools
Estimated Prophet
Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad
Never Trust A Woman
Drums
Jam
Space
Not Fade Away
Stella Blue
Around And Around
Good Lovin'

Encore:
U.S. Blues

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First Time I saw them
-JDK

Only Never Trust A Woman
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'Never Trust a Woman' was also called 'Good Time Blues' a Brent tune played throughout his tenure with the band. Not of sure why the two names. Anyone?
-Jay (05/11/2007)

I was "lucky" enough to see it several times....
-Bossgobbler (09/13/2011)

First and sadly last time to have the opportunity for enjoying GD at a live concert! I was 21 years old and just finished my obligatory german armed forces duty. Short hair and no money for smoking. Everybody helped me out and it was the best time i´ve ever had.
- (11/18/2011)

Back in the tape trading days, the song was known as "Never Trust a Woman". I picked up a Bethlehem 9/25/81 very soon after the show with that title. I just think people made up whatever name seemed appropriate given the lyrics. I never heard the name "Good Time Blues" until Dozin' at the Knick came out.
- (10/10/2012)

Oh crap. I was cutting and pasting to write the comment above. The two titles should be reversed.
- (10/10/2012)

I'm Pretty Sure (not 100%) that Good Time Blues is a Ernie Wilkins tune. Most of the time it was an instrumental Jazz jam performed by the Count Basie Orchestra, the Song Brent wrote is actually called Never Trust a Women. It is refered to as good time blues because, like Dave said, people just made the name from the lyrics and it stuck.

So the song may be refered to as Good Time Blues, but as far as copyrights, Brents' song is "Never Trust a Women". An official release has to follow the copyright name. So this is the only show where it is listed correctly. and what a show. I really dig the Estimated into GDTRFB, it just fits.
-Murphy (08/14/2013)

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