Good bands can do that. They still had several hits left in the bag at the conclusion of their set, and they were just as content to play new material three from their newest album as they were from their oldest also three.
One band took an artistic approach. One band embraced nostalgia with open arms and hits from He pulled double duty on Monday, singing and playing with both bands. Fayetteville Flyer has specific guidelines for commenting. To avoid having your comment deleted -- or your commenting privileges revoked -- read our Comment Policy before you comment.
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Five rednecks with a hit first album and a single that has topped the charts nationwide. The band, originally from Orlando, has hit the big time in the past several months. Sunday it will perform to a sold-out crowd at the Club. Yourself or Someone Like You contains realistic lyrics about relationships. The band was taken aback by its success. We're going out on an anniversary tour for "Mad Season" and there's a huge amount of nostalgia that comes with that.
There's 20 years of music that people are going to want to listen to. So for us to just start shoving a whole bunch of brand new songs down people's throats, I don't think they're going to love that. But if we came out with one or two songs that we legitimately got behind and we felt really good about, then those fans that really want to hear something new won't walk away disappointed either.
Q: "Smooth" turned 20 last year. How do you and Carlos Santana look back on it now? A: Listen, we've worked together a lot. We did "Smooth," and then after that, I wrote for him and Mary J. Blige and Musiq Soulchild and Seal and a bunch of other people on his records. I think we have this affection for "Smooth," while at the same time, I don't think either one of us thinks it's the best song that we've ever done. I don't think it's the best song I've ever written and certainly not the best song that he's ever done.
But it just really holds a place in our hearts. It was the exact right song at the exact right time for the two of us.
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