In celebration of the 1-year anniversary of ?uestlove and D’Angelo‘s epic 2012 Bonnaroo Superjam – a concert which brought D back to the world stage with his band after a 12-year hiatus – it seems some superfans have made it their business to make high quality audio of the performance available to the world. The jam includes a rocked out blues intro that readies your ears for D’Angelo and the band as they funk their way through 12-plus classics, including a few familiar bits of heat from D’Angelo’s catalog. Relive the performance again or hear it for the very first time at the link below. Scroll down for the setlist and the band lineup.
>>>Listen and download ?uestlove x D’Angelo’s Bonnaroo Superjam 2012 here
2012 SUPERJAM SETLIST:
Intro >
Have You Ever Been (To Electric Ladyland) [Jimi Hendrix] (including Go Back 2 The Thing & Superman Lover [Johnny Guitar Watson] teases) >
Pride And Vanity [Ohio Players] >
Players Balling (Players Doin’ Their Own Thing) [Ohio Players]
Funky Dollar Bill [Funkadelic] >
Hit It And Quit It [Funkadelic] >
What Is And What Should Never Be [Led Zeppelin]
Babies Making Babies [Sly & The Family Stone] >
Hollywood Squares [Bootsy Collins] >
Mother’s Son [Curtis Mayfield] (including Chicken Grease tease)
Power of Soul [Band of Gypsys]
She Came In Through The Bathroom Window [The Beatles]
My Summertime Thang [The Time] >
Jam (including Fire [Ohio Players] & other teases)
THE BAND:
Questlove – drums
Kirk Douglas – guitar
James Poyser – keys
Frank Knuckles – percussion
Pino Palladino – bass
Eric Leeds – saxophone
Jesse Johnson – guitar
Kendra Foster – vocals
D’Angelo – vocals, guitar, keys
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