Live in Seattle (Jay Farrar album)

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2004 live album by Jay Farrar

Live in Seattle

Live album by

Jay Farrar

Released| 2004 (2004)
Recorded| July 24, 2003 (2003-07-24)
Venue| The Showbox
Label| Transmit Sound

Live in Seattle is a live recording by Jay Farrar, along with Eric Heywood and Mark Spencer. The album was recorded at The Showbox in Seattle on 24 July 2003 and released by Transmit Sound Records in 2004.[1]

## Track listing

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1. Make It Alright
2. Feel Free
3. California
4. Barstow
5. Gather
6. Heart on the Ground
7. No Rolling Back
8. Damn Shame
9. All of Your Might
10. Cahokian
11. Vitamins
12. Feed Kill Chain
13. Voodoo Candle
14. Fool King's Crown
15. White Freightliner Blues (Townes Van Zandt)

All songs written by Farrar except where noted.

## References

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1. ^ "Live in Seattle". jayfarrar.net. Retrieved February 24, 2019.

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Jay Farrar

Studio albums|

* Sebastopol (2001)
* Terroir Blues (2003)
* The Slaughter Rule soundtrack (2003)
* One Fast Move or I'm Gone (2009)
* New Multitudes (2012)

Live albums|

* Live in Seattle (2004)
* Stone, Steel & Bright Lights (2004)

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