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More photos and review by <a href="http://photosbynanci.blogspot.com/2010/02/grace-for-haiti-concert-review.html">Nanci</a>

Via <a href="http://www.vtcommons.org/blog/2010/02/16/most-likely-secede-grace-potter-haiti-mad-river-musical-benefit">Most Likely To Secede</a>



<blockquote>With "Creature From The Black Lagoon" playing on the giant movie screen behind her, Grace kicked off the evening with a soulful acoustic guitar version of "Take Me Down To The Water," followed by an acoustic version of "Ah Mary," a thinly-veiled critique of the U.S. Empire and the first track of GPN's most recent release "This Is Somewhere."

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Explaining that a Nocturnals trio (Grace, Benny and Matt) was soon heading to London for a series of gigs during their official time off, the band then moved into "Ain't No Time" from "This Is Somewhere," playing it as a straight-ahead rocker with some tasty Hammond B organ licks for solo fodder. (Grace confided that the band hadn't played that one in a year.)</blockquote>

