Those who follow the British folkie don't need a lot of new material to cheer on, either. (Nevertheless, Stewart will pepper his setlist with newer cuts about, of all things, wine -- in fact, he's written an entire record about it.) His hardcore devotees will appreciate his jazzy, whimsical recent tracks, but they'll also be quite vocal in their requests for selections from Stewart's three-decade-plus back catalog. Some will want to hear radio hits such as "Year of the Cat" and "Time Passages." Others will pine for the sprawling history lessons of "Nostradamus" and "Roads to Moscow." Completists will long for album-cut curios "Terminal Eyes" and "Clifton in the Rain." A certain someone will shout out requests for "The Dark and the Rolling Sea" -- and yes, he's fully aware of how nerdy he'll appear.
