Angel

I call you up, you pick up

Composer

Matthews / Ballard (2001)

Album:Everyday

Releases

Studio Albums: 1

Live Albums: 1

Warehouse Discs: 2

Live Trax Series: 2

Song History

Angel sounds like it might have evolved from an intro Dave has done frequently to Jimi Thing. It debuted on 3.19.01 during a Dave solo radio promotional tour for Everyday. It was played most stops on the 2001 Summer Tour with The Lovely Ladies contributing a gospel choir style backing vocal to the main song, then starting 6.4.01 they lead an extended jam where they introduced the band members.

DMB subsequently played a regular-length Angel three times early on the 2003 Summer Tour, and the songs hasn't been played or referenced since.

03.19.01

live debut

42 Known Plays

over 3 years

7,780 Days Since

last fully played (07.05.03)

5:54:05

total song time

Stats By Show Artist

Artist	First Show	Last Show	Avg Length	Play Count	% Total Plays	% Total Shows
Dave Matthews Band	4/21/2001	7/5/2003	8:55	38	90.5%	2.6%
Dave Matthews	3/19/2001	5/21/2001	3:48	4	9.5%	1.8%

Plays By Year

Slot Count By Year

Song Length Over Time

Slots and Types

Midset

42 (100.0%)

Longest Full Versions

#	Length	Date	Location
1	14:58	7/17/2001	Selma, TX
2	14:24	6/24/2001	Camden, NJ
3	14:24	7/11/2001	Boulder, CO
4	14:18	8/10/2001	Toronto, ON, CAN
5	13:35	7/15/2001	Irving, TX
6	13:34	7/25/2001	Antioch, TN
7	13:23	6/11/2001	East Rutherford, NJ
8	13:22	6/17/2001	Foxborough, MA
9	13:21	6/22/2001	Camden, NJ
10	13:08	7/21/2001	West Palm Beach, FL

Shortest Full Versions

#	Length	Date	Location
1	3:40	3/21/2001	Los Angeles, CA
2	3:42	5/21/2001	Los Angeles, CA
3	3:55	3/19/2001	Seattle, WA
4	3:55	3/19/2001	Seattle, WA
5	3:59	6/3/2001	Detroit, MI

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