Art Neville Band
(Art Neville, keyboard and vocals; Tony Hall, bass and vocals; Willie Green, drums; Eric Struthers, guitar; and probably a house band)
Sept. 11, 1992
Zurich, Switzerland @ Mr. D's


1	(instrumental) 6:31
2	Driftin' An' Driftin' 9:02
3	Standing on Shaky Ground > Thank You 12:05
4	Knockin' on Heaven's Door 8:10
5	Fire 5:58
6	If You Want Me To Stay 9:46
7	Stir It Up > Lively Up Yourself	06:54
8	Get Up, Stand Up	05:35
9	Papa Was a Rolling Stone > Fiyo On The Bayou outro > 13:42
10	Flashlight	5:54
11	band intro 3:51
87:32

Art is featured on vocals on Tracks 2 and 4.
Tony Hall sings lead on Tracks 3, 5, 9.
Remaining vocalists are not known.

Art does not seem to be present for the last half of the performance. (In fact, he may not be present after Track 4.)

(For what it's worth: The Neville Brothers played in Switzerland the following day.)


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The show starts out really promising - they kick off with an instrumental, then Art pulls out a blues number (a variation of Driftin' Blues), Tony Hall ups the funk quotient with Standing on Shaky Ground and then Art does Dylan's Knocking on Heaven's Door. Things sound great for at least one more song, but then kind of go downhill, in my opinion. 

The second half of the show sounds more like a jam session. I can't hear Art at all after Track 4 - I suspect he has left the stage and left it in Tony Hall's very capable hands.