True2Life wrote:
With Bryan now added to the bill for Streisand's Hyde Park show, surely a duet on "Send in the Clowns" must now beckon??
The more festival type shows get added to the schedule the more I fear that the setlist may remain in Greatest Hits mode

new guitarist or not. I fear that the Hyde Park crowd may not fully appreciate "Bitter Sweet".
Cher True2Life,
You may well be correct but W2 needs to keep his motivation high.
He has never missed a Ferry or Roxy show but just can’t do the same set list for the third time.
It is just too ‘cookie cutter’ and completely out of step with all of those fabulous shows from previous years. W2 also detected a going thru’ the motions feel last year. It was only ‘The Spedster’ handling all of the guitar work single handed and Jorja’s fabulous solos that held his attention.
Frankly, next to everything else from this century: Roxy Reunion, Frantic, Dylanesque, Olympia, AEWBF, and even Avonmore - this tour was lacklustre.
BF was never a greatest hits type of guy. Like his albums, his shows were always highly creative. He has such a rich back catalogue, there is no reason for him to be stuck in this groove.
If he doesn’t want to promote the fabulous ‘Bittersweet ‘ with TBFO (a mistake in W2’s book - AEWBF was peerless and it suits his voice) then let’s at least have some songs from this century!
Holland will tell but if it’s the ‘same old scene’ again without the ‘same old scene’, for the first time ever W2 will very sadly be flogging his tickets and devoting himself to remembering the good times.
His prayer mat remains pointed towards the N.E
Salutations a tous,
Windswept.