UMPHREY'S MCGEE - Music Farm Charleston, SC - 04/10/2013

4/10/2013
Music FarmCharleston, SC


Set 1: All In Time, Preamble > Mantis > Push the Pig > Out Of Order, August, In Bloom > All In Time
Set 2: Depth Charge > Phil's Farm, Wappy Sprayberry > Mantis, Life During Exodus[1], Andy's Last Beer, The Floor
Encore: Hangover > Let's Dance > Hangover

[1] with Rhiannon (Fleetwood Mac) teases
Notes:
The band walked out to the Jaws theme (John Williams)
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PHISH - Blossom Music Center, Cuyahoga Falls, OH - 06/20/1995

6/20/95 Phish
Blossom Music Center, Cuyahoga Falls, OH
Set 1:
1. Llama (4:37)
2. Spock's Brain (5:47)
3. Ginseng Sullivan (3:05)
4. Foam (10:42)
5. Bathtub Gin (8:50)
6. If I Could (8:23)
7. Taste (7:04)
8. I Didn't Know (3:24)
9. Split Open and Melt (14:10)

Set 2:
10. Halley's Comet (5:52)
11. Chalk Dust Torture (8:53)
12. Prince Caspian (2:51)
13. Uncle Pen (4:12)
14. Mike's Song (20:40)
15. Contact (6:19)
16. Weekapaug Groove (9:26)
17. Hold Your Head Up (1:41)
18. Cracklin' Rosie (2:36)
19. Hold Your Head Up (:59)
20. Highway to Hell (4:01)

Encore:
21. Slave to the Traffic Light (12:05)
22. Amazing Grace (2:19)

Filler:
1. Theme from the Bottom (18:17)
2. Tweezer (41:37)
3. Tweezer Reprise (3:11)

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WIDESPREAD PANIC - Palace Theatre Louisville, KY - 04/17/2013

Widespread Panic
2013-04-17
Palace Theatre Louisville, KY


Set I:
Pigeons
Tail Dragger
Shut Up and Drive
Stop-Go >
Cream Puff War
1 x 1
Trouble
Cotton Was King
Surprise Valley >
Junior

Set II:
Little Kin >
Proving Ground
Wet Trombone Blues*
Success Yourself*
C. Brown
Tie Your Shoes >
Driving Song >
Diner >
Driving Song >
Breathing Slow
Chainsaw City
Encore:
May Your Glass Be Filled
Heaven
Tall Boy

Notes:
* w/ Daniel Hutchens on guitar/vocals & Eric Carter on guitar

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WIDESPREAD PANIC - Palace Theatre Louisville, KY - 04/16/2013

Widespread Panic
2013-04-16
Palace Theatre Louisville, KY

Set I:
Papa Legba (8:09)    
Weight Of The World (5:13)    
All Time Low (5:03)    
Use Me (8:59)    
Travelin' Light (5:56)    
Barstools and Dreamers (10:48)    
Party At Your Mama's House (7:32)    
Ribs and Whiskey (8:10)    
Flicker (10:56)    
I'm Not Alone (6:15)    

Set II:
Better Off (5:15)    
One Arm Steve (3:19)    
Aunt Avis (7:11)
Greta (7:56)    
Walk on Gilded Splinters (10:05)    
Big Wooly Mammoth (7:15)    
Christmas Katie (8:07)    
Let It Rock (6:25)    
Fishwater (17:49)  
Encore
Ain't No Use (10:53)    
Can't Find My Way Home (4:46)

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WIDESPREAD PANIC - UIC Pavilion, Chicago, IL - 04/13/2013

Widespread Panic
2013-04-13
UIC Pavilion, Chicago, IL

Set I:
Heroes, Space Wrangler > Stop Breakin' Down Blues, This Part Of Town, Saint Ex, You Got Yours, Happy > Hatfield, Chunk Of Coal, Henry Parsons Died

Set II:
Love Tractor, Who Do You Belong To?, Good Morning Little Schoolgirl, Action Man, Jack, Stop-Go, Surprise Valley, Pilgrims, Chilly Water

Encore:
Blue Indian, Ophelia > The Shape I'm In

Notes:
'Little Drummer Boy' tease by Dave after 'Jack'
Soundcheck: 'Saint Ex', 'I Walk On Guilded Splinters'

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FURTHUR - Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY - 04/23/2013

Furthur
2013-04-23
Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY

Set I:
01. Any Road
02. I Need A Miracle
03. Peggy-O
04. Row Jimmy
05. Ship of Fools
06. Queen Jane Approximately
07. Candyman
08. Loose Lucy

Set II:
09. Just A Little Light
10. Let It Ride
11. King Solomon's Marbles
12. The Other One
13. Comes A Time
14. Turn On Your Love Light
15. Not Fade Away
16. Turn On Your Love Light
17. Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad
Encore:
18. Donor Rap
19. Ripple

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THE GRATEFUL DEAD – Rare Cuts & Oddities 1966

Grateful Dead – Rare Cuts & Oddities 1966 (RSD 2013)

The Grateful Dead’s Rare Cuts & Oddities 1966 is released as two 180 gram LPs for Record Store Day 2013. The album, which was released on CD in 2005, includes a number of rare live and studio tracks recorded by the Grateful Dead in 1966.
For the truly Dead-icated Grateful Dead enthusiast, Rare Cuts and Oddities 1966 might be comparable to the recovery of lost Biblical relics, shedding light and providing a valuable context for the works to come. It certainly can’t be argued that the band — which consisted at the time of Jerry Garcia (guitar/ vocals), Ron “Pigpen” McKernan (vocals/harmonica/organ/percussion), Bob Weir (guitar/vocals), Phil Lesh (bass/vocals) and Bill Kreutzmann (drums) — would take what they developed here and go on to create much more substantial, if not genre-defining, music. Likewise, upon hearing the flood of ideas crammed into these energetic selections, there is no doubt that a sonic synergy is occurring and rapidly maturing into its own unique beast. The 18 tracks are split fairly evenly between studio demos/rehearsals and performances, all recorded at some point circa 1966. None of these would have been captured at all if not for the forethought and general curiosity of Owsley Stanley, who became their benefactor and sound man during this seminal era. He pieced together an amplification system for the combo and in order to get a sense of its strengths and weaknesses, he also taped their live gigs. Some of those have circulated among fans and — as Rare Cuts and Oddities 1966 proves — many others haven’t. Especially in terms of sound quality that could be considered audiophile by comparison to the oft-traded fare. The Grateful Dead’s set list points primarily to the members own specific tastes — such as McKernan’s obvious affinity and penchant for the blues, or Garcia and Weir’s folkier leanings. There are also early originals, including McKernan’s “You See a Broken Heart,” Garcia’s “Cream Puff War” — with alternate lyrics — as well as the group-derived “Standing on the Corner.” The incendiary, blazing and ferocious “Caution (Do Not Stop on Tracks)” tumbles out of a brooding and stinging overhaul of James Moore’s “I’m a King Bee” for a total of a quarter-hour long fusion of the Grateful Dead’s patented blues-a-delia. Fittingly, that combination concludes the compilation, as the story resumes from here on the double-CD Birth of the Dead (2003). Notably, a few of these entries remained in their repertoire, specifically “Not Fade Away” and “Good Lovin’.” Here, the latter moves at a breakneck speed that gets them through both verses and a chorus in under a minute (no lie!) and the former bears an unrelenting Bo Diddley groove that seems to have dissipated over the years. The majority of the tunes stayed in the lineup until new, fresh material began to take their place — particularly when Robert Hunter joined the fray the following year.
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GOV'T MULE - The NorVA, Norfolk, VA - 04/23/2013

04.23.2013 The NorVA, Norfolk, VA

Set 1
Freedom for Richie Havens
Don't Step On The Grass, Sam
Painted Silver Light
No Need To Suffer
She Said, She Said >
Tomorrow Never Knows with Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds Lyrics
Forevermore
Birth Of The Mule with Les Brers In A Minor Tease
Lively Up Yourself with Ron Holloway; Black Dog Tease
Soulshine with Ron Holloway

Set 2
World Boss
About To Rage
Mr. Man
How Many More Years with Higher Ground Tease
Don't Take Me Alive > First Time Played
Red Clay with Ron Holloway
I Believe To My Soul with Ron Holloway
Rocking Horse
Thorazine Shuffle with Les Brers In A Minor & 2001 Teases

Encore
John The Revelator with Ron Holloway, Rob Ingraham & Mike Girardot
Going Out West with Ron Holloway, Rob Ingraham & Mike Girardot

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