If you’re feeling Jazz Fest FOMO already, you can now relive a piece of JRAD’s 5/5/2018 gig at NOLA’s Mardi Gras World Ballroom.

The pro-shot video details a fiery “Cumberland Blues”> “Big River” jam, stretching well past the 17-minute mark. This jam also marked the first time JRAD segued back into the “Cumberland Blues Reprise” since October 2017.

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Watch the video and check out the JRAD’s full NOLA 2018 setlist – via band archivist Costello – below:

Joe Russo’s Almost Dead
May 5, 2018
Mardi Gras World Ballroom

Set One (9:31PM – 10:52PM):
01. Casey Jones >
02. Let It Grow @ ->
03. Jam # ->
04. Bird Song $ ->
05. Greatest Story Ever Told >
06. Dancing In The Streets >

Set Two (11:28PM – 1:10AM):
01. Foolish Heart % ->
02. New Minglewood Blues ^ ->
03. Jam ->
04. China Cat Sunflower & ->
05. Tell Me Mama ->
06. Cumberland Blues Jam * -> Big River Jam I + -> Cumberland Blues -> Big River Jam II + -> Cumberland Blues -> Big River Refrain I + -> Cumberland Blues -> Big River Refrain + II -> Cumberland Blues Reprise @@
07. Candyman ## >
08. Music Never Stopped
Encore:
09. Going Down The Road Feeling Bad $$ %% ->
10. Franklin’s Tower $$

@ – With a “Ten Years Gone” (Led Zeppelin) Tease (Band)
# – With elements of “My Favorite Things” (Rodgers and Hammerstein) and Teases of Let It Grow & Bird Song
$ – With a Marco Solo & a Duo Jam
% – With China->Rider Transition Teases (MB & TH)
^ – With a Throwing Stones Tease (TH)
& – With a Let It Grow (I think) Tease (TH)
* – With a Marco Solo, first time Cumberland has appeared as a Jam. Basically they started Cumberland, it morphed into a Marco Solo, which became a Big River Jam & then they sung the lyrics of Cumberland.
+ – Partial Instrumental & Refrain versions of a Johnny Cash Cover, First time Played in this style () by Almost Dead
@@ Not Played By Almost Dead since 2017-10-06 Brooklyn Bowl, Brooklyn, NY, a gap of 29 shows
## – With a “Revelry” (Traditional) Tease (SM)
$$ – With Nick Bockrath (Cage the Elephant) on guitar for both songs & vocals on GDTRFB
%% – Without the traditional instrumental We Bid You Goodnight ending. It segued directly into Franklin’s