SETLIST

"He introduced My Beat as a new song about his new hometown, Montreal, and how it would appear on his new album of "secret hits" as record companies demand a few new songs as a measure of "future good faith". He spoke of it being written from a bicyclist-around-town point of view. He spoke for about 7 minutes.

"Bruce introduced his last song by noting that this was the second anniversary of the signing of the Ottawa Convention which banned the manufacture, sale, and use of anti-personnel mines. He noted that America is not among the signees to the treaty. He then spoke of his own history of being involved in anti-mine campaigns and about how his first trip to Mozambique 10 years ago inspired it, noting that he had no intention of going there to "mine" it for material, and how obscene it would be to do that, and that be that as it may, some songs just come, as this one did.

"Equipment: Bruce kept it simple. His main axe was his Jerry Jones cutaway acoustic that he used on Breakfast, played through a medim sized single cabinet amp. He played a large dreadnought 12 string that looked like a
Guild for My Beat, but used the Jerry Jones for everything else."