The set started with "Common Ground", this one with Charlie using more of a distorted rock guitar tone. Next came an energetic "Green Chimneys" which was followed by a jam which turned into "Nalgas" but started off as James Brown's "The Big Payback". "Magnolia Triangle" followed, a tune written by an old school New Orleans artist Stanton is a big fan of named James Black. "Witch Doctor" was next which included a great scat section from Charlie during his solo. "Blues for Ben" with a funky bass solo from Charlie was next followed by "Angel Nemali" where Stanton demonstrated his drum 'air-tube' which alters the pitch of his floor tom when he blows air into it. This device has become a common part of his repertoire with his band, Galactic. Another jam ensued which included the Monica Lewinsky rap from Skerik which he recited during "Powerhouse" at the Great American Music Hall gig (see audio clip above). The jam then drifted into what sounded like a medley of tunes including "Rock Hard in a Funky Place"`by Prince and an "Untitled Intrumental" by James Brown - a tune Charlie was accustomed to playing with his old band, T.J. Kirk (thr original version can be found on the out of print James Brown CD, 'Mother Lode'). This jam segued into "Tchfunkta" during which someone from the club had to come out and tell the band that was the last tune they were to play.

The energetic set left the audience hollering for more to the dismay of the venue employees who then had to ask Skerik to come back out on stage and tell his hometown crowd that they had to leave to make way for the disco.