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When Warren Zevon announced that he was terminally ill, friend and admirer David Letterman devoted an entire episode of his TV show to an interview and performance with the late singer/songwriter - tragically, his last such appearance. This DVD chronicles that event, albeit in somewhat funky quality as the audio has a bit of encoding nastiness, but worthy nonetheless. The title comes from Zevon's comment about life in general - "enjoy every sandwich". Guess that's as valid a philosophy as any!
Tracklist:
1. September 27, 1982. Warren's actual first appearance on Late Night. He performed "Excitable Boy," chatted with Dave for two segments, and then sang a second number, "The Overdraft."
2. July 17, 1987. Five years passed until Warren released a new LP and appeared again on Late Night. Here he performed "Boom Boom Mancini," then spent the next full segment chatting with Dave. (Note the band's bumper music after the performance.)
3. November 18, 1988. Warren sat in with the band throughout the show for the first time and also performed some of Elvis Presley's "Trouble" before segueing into "Lawyers, Guns and Money."
4. November 16, 1989. Warren again sat in with the band and then performed "Splendid Isolation." Then another chat with Dave.
5. November 28, 1990. Another show-length band sit-in, and a performance of "Raspberry Beret." - Update: Song deleted in order to avoid a copyright strike. Which is too bad; it was a great performance.
6. October 29, 1991. This time, Warren's pal Waddy Wachtel sat in with the band and then accompanied him in a performance of "Finishing Touches."
c. April 8, 1992. Dave announces his upcoming marriage to audience member Eileen and quotes a lyric from one of Warren's recent song releases. He'd cite it many times throughout the rest of his broadcasting career.
7. June 26, 1992. Warren's fourth band sit-in, plus a performance of "Searching for a Heart," which includes the lyric Dave had quoted two months earlier.
8. April 28, 1993. Warren's last Late Night appearance included his fifth band sit-in and a performance of ""Roland the Headless Thompson Gunner."
9. October 30, 2002. A bonus video: Warren's final appearance on Dave's Late Show. After a homebase chat where "Enjoy every sandwich" originated, Warren performed "Multineer," "Genius," and, for his finale, the same song he performed on his final appearance on Late Night nine years earlier, "Roland the Headless Thompson Gunner."
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