DAVID BYRNE BAND WITH GEORGE PORTER JR. / UH-OH LIVE IN NEW ORLEANS 920926 (2CDR)

DISC 1
1. The Well
2. Buck Naked
3. Nothing But Flowers
4. Sax & Violins
5. Tiny Town
6. Girls on My Mind
7. Mr. Jones
8. Loco de Amor
9. Something Ain't Right
10. Life During Wartime
11. Women vs Men
12. Somebody

DISC 2
1. Hanging Upside Down
2. Take Me To The River
3. Monkey Man
4. What I Like About You / including band intro
5. Now I'm Your Mom
6. She's Mad
7. Blind
8. Burning Down the House
9. Make Believe Mambo
Encore 1
10. Sympathy For The Devil
Encore 2
11. And She Was
12. Psycho Killer - fade out

At first glance, a collaboration between David Byrne—who emerged from the punk scene—and New Orleans funk heavyweight George Porter Jr. might seem unusual; however, for fans who loved the Afro-groove-infused sound of 1980s Talking Heads, it makes perfect sense. In 1992, Byrne released the album *Uh-Oh*, which heavily featured a horn section and had George Porter Jr. on bass; this live recording captures a performance featuring essentially that same lineup. While billed as an "excellent soundboard" recording, the sound of the crowd suggests some audience-recorded elements; nevertheless, the audio quality certainly lives up to the billing. Careful remastering has improved the clarity of George Porter's bass and smoothed out the transitions between tracks—which were previously choppy—resulting in a truly excellent release. The setlist even includes a cover of the Rolling Stones' "Sympathy for the Devil."