Phil Lesh & Friends (with John Mayer) - 6/12/15 Terrapin Crossroads "1977 Show Pt. 1"
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- Phil Lesh, - Bass & Vocals
John Mayer - Guitar
Stu Allen - Guitar & Vocals
Scott Metzger - Guitar & Vocals
Scott Guberman - Keyboards
Pete Lavezzoli - Drums
Alex Koford - Drums
Jeannette Ferber - Vocals
John Mayer's guitar playing has been flying under the radar for years. Some may think he's an ass but the guy is one of the best blues guitarist around today.
+Stratisfied I'll take Luther's Mississippi blues guitar over JM any day of the week. Just one person's opinion
+Stratisfied Flying under the radar? The guy must have a couple platinum albums under his belt, successful tours, and Clapton invites him to the Crossroads guitar festivals. I'd say he's pretty renowned.
When Eric clapton says John doesn't know how good he is, I would say that's not flying under the radar. Ever since Try! came out in like 2005 everyone knew right away.
As I said before he does grate with anyone ! He can play any tune u throw at him !
@@Born_Into_This Curious if you still feel this way 7 years on.
Stu Allen was my roommate in college at St.Olaf in Northfield MN. Way to go Stu....well done friend. Now playing with Phil and John Mayer.... like it was written in your soul.
Stu Allen knows...hella strong player in The bay and beyond
Such a good music school. Nice!
i find stu one of the greatest guitar players ive ever heard ,he really knows his sound , kind zero ego , awesome dude ! i think phil is kind of a dick to call his name whenever he is in a pinch at his fine club that i love , but never brings him to the east coast , actually capitol theater is all he ever does guess i cant blame him at 80 years old , but he must be insecure that stu isnt a big enough name as he seems to put together just plain silly line ups at some east coast gigs , personally id take stu over anybody alive right now to play lead dead guitar , big fan of anders too, course the jrad boys can play as can madson ,,,,guess im just pissed because now i live in philly after five years in marin and i dont get to here stu several times a week
Dustin Kelly hella
@@dustinkelly6616 We're mighty proud of him 'round these parts...
This put a huge smile on my face. This is the best post Dead I've ever heard. Truly amazing. Really tight and the band was on fire. I have new respect for John Mayer.
Jerry Garcia i have a new found respect for john mayer too
Jerry Garcia the April 1999 Phil and Phriends shows are still in my opinion the BEST GD COVER BAND experience since Garcia's death in 1995
mike hunt calm down, you don't have to fiendishly capslock GD COVER BAND hahaha.
Jerry Garcia i like this show, which I've just started on, but the Communion show from a couple of months ago was and is the best post-Garcia GD material i can remember. If you haven't seen it check it out.
the most pleasant P&F I saw was the very short run with Herring and Jeff Pevar which was what? the second or third tour?
I like Warren fine. Warren and Herring was fantastic many nights.
Jerry Garcia Also nned to say it oftener: I love Scott Guberman, such a treasure stolen form New England and brought to California.
For everyone doubting John Mayer 2:11:45 . He's fucking fantastic, such a solid show
+Mr. Tulip what a crazy solo, i don't think I've seen him push himself that hard before. I'm a big mayer fan
+Mr. Tulip The light passes but never fades.
+Mr. Tulip Absolutely and starting at 2:37:15 is just beautiful
I was at this show and it was truly amazing. We had no idea JM would be playing, nor did we know they would be doing the 5/8/77 show. One of the best post-Jerry shows I've ever seen.
Rodrigo Curbelo I was there too! Blew my mind!
From an old head... dexterity is everywhere; soul is rare - this young guy has it.
Dextreity lacking the n soul.
Just about him his ego needs to go.
Then watch out.
I’d love to see them together on a tour at some point…
He was new to the music at this point… Amazing to see how far he’s come since. No argument after 2021-22 tour that Johnny gets it, and is on the bus. It’s been sad to see so many heads (not ever sure I should call them that) react so negatively to Dead and Co. I’m a younger guy, but wasn’t the whole scene founded on community, compassion and acceptance?
@@tannermcgown7041 That's how good JM is. New to the music, concentrating...still, in the pocket and endlessly inventive.
@Mike he never quit his solo career. He put out an album around the time you posted that and still tours with his band.
Set I
New Minglewood Blues
Loser
El Paso
They Love Each Other
Jack Straw
Deal
Lazy Lightning> Supplication
Brown Eyed Women
Mama Tried
Row Jimmy
Dancin’ In The Streets
Set II
Take A Step Back
Scarlet Begonias
Fire On The Mountain
Estimated Prophet
St Stephen > Not Fade Away >St Stephen
Morning Dew
Encore : One More Saturday Night
original show played Barton Hall 5/8/77
John is such a tasteful player. Not stepping on any toes. Knows the frequencies they need him to sit in. Unleashes it when the time's right.
so do you hey?
I agree Nick B so talented no wonder Bobby took him ! I couldn’t b happier at this time 😆😁😄😃😀❤️🌹☮️👽🪐👻❤️🔥☄️💥
I would love to see Mayer really learn this material and dive into this musical world for awhile.
Funny how that turned out hahaha you called that one
vin468 he’s doing it!
@@riceflatpicking4954 And aren't we so lucky that this music has a future?
@@GoshGus indeed
Hehe
HOLY SHIT!! This is absolutely insane! I hate to say it, but this almost sounds better than the original 5/8/77 show. (Well, tighter anyway) ;-) Phil is smiling ear to ear for almost the solid 3 hours. And John Mayer, wow!! He started off quiet and in the background, but by that solo in Morning Dew. Wow!!! What a show!!!
Erik Z come on now ,..stop it....
Erik Z I kind of agree with you, i mean that Lazy Lighting>Supplication is hot fire nugs.
hiraldo mcgoo Right?
Erik Z I agree, and I think he'll take this experience, and inspiration into his song writing and live shows from now on. How could you not be effected by such a spiritual musical experience and not take some of it with you wherever you go.
Dustin Anderson Firemost shards, breh.
Set One: New Minglewood Blues, Loser, El Paso, They Love Each Other, Jack Straw, Deal, Lazy Lightnin', Supplication, Brown Eyed Women, Mama Tried, Row Jimmy, Dancin' in the Streets
Set Two: Scarlet Begonias > Fire on the Mountain, Estimated Prophet, St. Stephen > Not Fade Away > St. Stephen, Morning Dew
Encore: One More Saturday Night
Read more: liveforlivemusic.com/news/john-mayer-joins-phil-lesh-friends-for-1977-tribute-concert/#ixzz3cxUJfqLt
Matt Mueller thank you
This is just ........beautiful!
Nice John Mayer solo on TLEO at 21:25! another at 1:37:31, and an AMAZING Morning Dew solo 2:37:01!
John added 🔥 to each of his solo, that makes the two drummers getting crazy and having so much fun 😀👏👏🙌
What an amazing concert! One of the things I like about John Mayer is that he seems to like playing outside of his comfort zone. He looks determined to do right by the music and other players here, staying true to the spirit and the style of the Dead without upstaging the rest of the band. When you throw such an accomplished guitarist into this mix, it becomes clear that what Phil Lesh & Friends do is probably a lot harder than it looks!
+Paul Hopper well said. :)
What you said. +Paul Hopper +Max Mackey
A SMART THOUGHTFUL COMMENT! we love to see it
Shepherd's Chapel Network !!!!!!! Chapter by Chapter / Verse by Verse !!!!!!!
Scott Metzger's solo during Jack Straw is awesome. it starts around 31:04
Dude is Bobby with lead chops.
I stand by that
Indeed! You can see the reaction in John's face when he goes down two steps lol (whatever the correct term is, I don't play)
brilliant
He’s certified
By the end of this show, during John's solo in Morning Dew, you can see in Phil's face that he knows the music is going to be ok. The torch being passed. So cool.
the smile on Phil's face during Mayer's solo on Row Jimmy at about 1:14:30 says it all.
Bryan Adeline Scott Metzger is the guitar player on the right.
Matt Mueller oh i know. he was fantastic! everyone was. but the looks on phil's face thru all of Mayer's solo there, ending at 1:14:30ish was just beautiful.
can't wait to see the follow-up tonight!
Bryan Adeline I like his chops during lazy lightning after stu.
Bryan Adeline I was smiling too! He's a great guitar player. We'll see what he rips this fall.
Bryan Adeline Phil's smile at about 59:20 during BEW. PRICELESS!
The fact that John played this set 90% without a pick deserves enough respect.
I love those closeup shots of Phil. Watching his fingers work that magic!
John Mayer played himself right into our hearts...thank you!!
he sure did
The Row Jimmy (beginning at 1:07) is superb. Phil really digs JM's solos, which are made possible by the tremendous version of the body of the tune. Fun slide work by STU as well as the vocals with Ms. Ferber.
I see lots of respect for John Mayer but how about Scott Metzger! What a powerhouse!
joemorocco yes scott is pretty good gonna be seeing him with jrad this august at the peach music festival
Saw jrad at Summer Camp this May it was great, Joe is such an amazing drummer!
+joemorocco lots of chat about mayer...not because he is better but that hes doing so well out of his element. Scott and the rest are a given.
mike albert That is true, just would love to see Scott get a little more recognition, he is such a class act and a great player!
Ain't really a question tho but im w ya so a doubt
Mayer really pulls this off... Instead of asking himself "What did Jerry do?" he asks "What would Jerry do if he were me?"... a hard question to answer. A lot of players can replicate the licks but, Mayer seems to replicate the spirit of adventure that Jerry had and, at times, almost gets carried away with it.
Job well done by the whole band, and, I'm glad John wasn't singing... I've never really been a fan of his but, he's A LOT more tolerable with his mouth shut.
I need to get to going to more shows. This brings back alot of good memories. Thanks.......
Just watched this again. That "Morning Dew" was spectacular!
Great musicians all on stage. So great to John killing it in his element & always expanding as an artist. I've never heard him play like this @58:40!
+Thomas Gilbert He is ascending to the SRV/Clapton level. The guitar players' guitar player. The improvement and evolution is remarkable.
+Bill Parmwell he has been a great guitarist, but he needs to record some good albums that are blues unlike his albums which are much pop influenced to be at SRV or Clapton's level
+Rishabh Gajra As I humbly agree with you, sir. I strongly dislike Mayer's pop stuff, but it got him to be a household name. Now he's playing with Dead members? Played with BB King, Clapton, Buddy Guy... I mean, I probably would of sold out a little just to get to do all that. Actually, I wouldn't I'm too stubborn. haha But, honestly what an honor! I agree, with Bill as well... A guitar players, guitar player. Much love!
+Thomas Gilbert I think, because he has really matured the guy is almost 40 years old now! He has the wisdom behind the chops.
Look at Phil's grin after John's solo, he's like fuck yeah.
I highly doubt the upcoming 50th shows will come close to this...just saying. This is the stuff! Thank you so much for posting this!
Robert Cifelli hate to say it but i agree
Robert Cifelli Best part of the 50th shows is Jeff&Bruce imho
Robert Cifelli lulz this isn't even close to what you'll see next weekend bud
Are you saying that?
+Robert Cifelli ..........I'll agree this is good stuff, but oh how wrong you were. Peace.
Just when I though Scott was just going to hang back and play Bobs parts, he tore off that Jack Straw solo. Fucking awesome. All 3 guitarists killed it in their own ways and Mayer's enthusiasm for these tunes is evident in his share of flame throwing. Dam.
This show rocks. The spirit of Jerry lives on! This has got to be the #1 best post-Jerry show I've ever heard. If you guys keep playing like this, I may have to hit the road for the first time in decades to be there in person!
PLQ 12/31/2000 Kaiser Auditorium Oakland CA Best show I ever saw, including circa 150 shows with Jerry...
Cannot wait for these Dead & company shows. This show alone shows John is the best fit out of anybody. No disrespect against Trey, John K or Warren. But John Mayer is the superior singer and really fits jerry's blues the best out of anyone well since Jerry. These shows this fall are going to be magical friends cannot wait. Cya in Columbus friday the 13th of november.
+Andrew Price couldn't agree more man. Didn't see Fare the Well live, but I listened to all the legs. Don't get me wrong, they were great shows! But seeing this now, holy shit.. I'm so glad I saved my money for Dead & co. I think youre right about the style of playing of Jerry and being an overall better singer, but what I think is the kicker is the energy. Watching John, you can tell he is putting his all into it. These shows that he is one: willing to learn it all, and two: that he is way more than capable of learning it. The energy is amazing, the way it used to be.
+Andrew Price I respectfully disagree.
Loving the addition of John Mayer...for me, he's the best post-Jerry guitar player to fill those shoes. I mean wow, I am reinvigorated and back into listening to these guys again and it's all due to John. Must give props to Stu and Scott too. Scott has some amazing licks.
I will never ever ever listen to anyone who shit talks John Mayer, that man plays with so much soul and emotion. The solo at 1:55:00 just shows how much he loves to play and how technically gifted he is. His flow and timing with the rest of the band is unparalleled.
Gotta admit, I was more than skeptical. Mayer fits into the GD way of doing things like a hand in glove.
Mayer's Row Jimmy solo was so unique and so buttery. 1:12:00. Good lord what a show.
Thank you for capturing this show! I am blown away by Phil and his Friends! Thanks again!
I should have learned a long time ago to never under estimate one of Phil Lesh's friends. This is fantastic. I hope it's released on the archive soon.
Yup, this is great music. The vibe is so on point. Phil's mood is to die for.
Well.....JM passed his try out w flying colors!
I'm sure u guys will see n hear him in Chicago
Fantastic sound quality, thx so much for posting this!
Awesome show! Great that Phil keeps the great Dead tunes alive with super talented younger musicians
Lockn 2017 was AWESOME! Counting down to 2018 and hoping to see Dead & Company, Phill & Friends, Dave Mathews, Phish, and MORE!! I LOVE MY LOCKN FAMILY!!!
This show is phenomenal! Dead lives on! So glad.
So much to be learned from this video. A bunch of top notch musicians communicating on the spot and having a killer jam. Really enjoyed this.
This is really very special. Cannot wait to see what the future holds for John Mayer and the Grateful dead. It looks like a new beginning and Jerry is smiling above.
I grew into (making) music with the dead and fell in love with Johns playing in 2003 at a small club gig in cologne. To see him playing these songs is truely amazing and unexpected. But it totally make sense! Thank you guys for this!
I think Phil is thrilled to see gifted people playing the music he helped created and still making people happy. Was at Santa Cruz and going to dead an co. at STL
Is Stew playing Jerry's Travis Bean guitar? I believe the guitar is still owned by the Grateful Dead. anyone know? And for those of you who are hating on Mayer, you just haven't listened to enough of his music. Someone else mentioned it I think. John Mayer Trio. Check it out. And also, Trey stepped up and delivered this past summer and I am not a Phish fan at all. In fact, I had big doubts. Not that I am anyone special but I do respect the Dead's music and especially Jerry's approach to it. We all know he can not be replaced but I'm sure he is smiling down on these talented musicians paying tribute to the music and introducing it to upcoming generations.
Sounds like it to me!
this is absolutely priceless
Jerry was always going to have big shoes to fill, but John Mayer slips right into them nicely. Phil's expressions during Morning Dew and Fire on the Mountain, say it all.
Hi All! I'm happy John got to take "back seat" & be "humble." No lead singing or hogging the stage or the solos! But he CAN play that geeetar!!!
A great matchup, if I ever saw one! 3 great guitarslingers & Phil playing his kick ass bass lines!!
I'm streaming this at work, through not particularly good headphones, but I have to say - good job, Mr. soundman! Great balance, keyboards just right in the mix, three guitars not drowning out everything else, clear vocals, ... well done.
stu allen is the untouchable. if you disagree with that, you obviously haven't studied Jerry's guitar technique and sound. stu doesn't miss a beat! He is truly a special breed. As for mayer. in my opinion he will be great at this, he's extremely talented and also has natural soul in his fingers. I don't expect him to do anything but impress all of us this winter!! because of funds I will only be in St Louis for one show. and I can't Flippin wait!! personal note. stu should have played far the well.....
this is absolutely outstanding..
Absolutely Outstanding.
Like the good old days. Flying without a net.
You're gonna get bruises but when it works... You earned it.
Excellent guitar on Dancin! What a great show!
Stu was huge part of Terrapin.. last year at days between he had his band, then played with dso, finished the night with a 2hr avoustic solo set.. unteal
Does this sound better than 5/8/77? Absolutely. Terrapin XRoads is a pristine sound environment. Barton Hall was a horrible barn that I had to endure for four years in the seventies. The Dead show was the last time I was there.
Better? Definitely not
I'm starting to fall in love with the Dead now. Is it too late? Am I too young? 20 y.o. here.
BTW, It's good to see John in a heartwarming and fascinating musical journey. I'm listening back to his early albums then now. Wow. His music defines him. It's like his brain and soul is projected to all of his songs and guitar playing. It's been a week since I started listening to the Dead. If there's any song that you would love to share to me to start-off please do. I currently like Cream Puff War. Please suggest. :)
I'm going to keep these videos of them and share to my sons and daughters in the future. Where everything that they can see and hear makes sense. This kind of music must live a hundred-fold.
Karina Shannen Biaga Enjoy embarking on one of the greatest musical journeys of your life. Listen to it all and seek out what defines you :)
abitnyc thanks for the tip! I'm actually creating a playlist
Can't go wrong with the Europe 72 albums!
+Steve Jackson Right on, Steve. That was a phenomenal year!
+Steve Jackson Right on, Steve. That was a phenomenal year!
Very very solid show! Watched the whole think. Mayer was outstanding as lately I have come to expect nothing but pure class and and a natural ability to pay homage to those before him while weaving his own brand and interpretation of these old classics. Very well done guys. Great video!
Thanks again Samwise Gambee... this is GOLD...the best music ever! Looking forward to your upload of part 2! From the snippets I've seen this morning, John Mayer REALLY let loose last night (6/13)!
Thank you so much for this!
This is fabulous. Mayer is on fire, the whole band is so tight. Gonna be hard to top this. Trey already one pair of big shoes to fill but now he has two. I don't doubt his abilities but damn, wishing they had picked Mayer at this point. This is a keeper
glad to see younger musicians getting into this music!@!
Top quality stuff. Stick this one right alongside with the Phil and friends from 99 with Trey and Page. Good to see younger fellas with serious chops putting there own twists on the music . Phil with the look of a Cheshire cat all night
Saw Stu and Friends do Europe '72 at TxR in January of this year. Phil has really done an excellent job providing reasonable, tasteful access to quality Dead music at TxR. I know most are here to see John Mayer, but if you see Stu is playing anywhere...go see. He's excellent!
wow this was freaking great! So much energy, that jack straw did it for me!
There seems to be an uplifting chemistry going on here. Everyone has upped their game. Phil is playing some really tasty bass. Nothing like playing with great musicians.
John told us in "In the Light" that he's tried everything in this life but love, true love. I knew since his live Gravity days this was his direction in life. I can't wait to see where he lands in 30 years. It's not his guitar skills that are amazing, it's his ability to learn, apply and appreciate. Our pasts are behind us, John belongs as a Headlight on this new North Bound Train.
and here we are, three years later with JM killing it w the band, and really paying homage to the legacy of the Dead and jerry. i love the band right now, and am so grateful he came on board. pun intended :) oteil too!
This is a crisp and exciting re-enactment of classic Grateful Dead. I'm extremely pleased. The Other Ones did a comparable job. Notice how every Grateful Dead resurrection depends on two to three Garcia guitarists? The job is overwhelming. From the beginning, the Dead realized you need two drummers. Without Garcia, it becomes clear you also need two lead guitarists.
This outstanding. Thank you for sharing. It's been my soundtrack all afternoon.
Haters gonna Hate, Mayer sounds GRATE!! Can't wait for the tour fellas!!
Kicking myself for not being on it to get tickets for the 1977 shows! Was lucky to catch 73! Thanks for posting part 1 of the 1977 experience!
john mayer crushes the guitar...guys on another level
He can’t hit the notes like Bobby can ! I’m glad to have watched this all the way ! Thank u !
Loving the various incarnations of Phil & Friends. He knows how to lead a band & after a lifetime of the Dead he's not know as a 'real' bass player outside the Dead community.
I love how John Mayer plays guitar so intensely that his veins in his neck pop out...
Yeah he’s playing in the band for sure
This is Pure Gold right here!!
He's learning when to hold back. Its not his thing but when he nails it, he nails it.
wow...
just starting into it...
theres a lot of great musicians on that stage !
goood mix, separation, space...
im gonna settle in
have a sip
have a smoke
enjoy this historical reccord...
thank you sooo much for posting.
Stu Allen is the only person who could make me wish Phil was singing.
There are a million examples of Mayer being a guitar god, but this displays skills I didn't even know he had. Chicken pickin'? I mean, come on. Show this concert to any doubter and if they don't get it, they aren't capable of getting it.
+Patrick McLellan Well said
+Patrick McLellan I disagree. I got this music a long time ago, and no matter how good John Mayer is I have a lot to base my opinions on. There are others I'd choose over him, which in no way indicates I think he isn't talented and obviously successful. He certainly helps draw new fans to this music. I've seen a lot of them commenting on these videos.
+TheTestingGrounds I love the Dead too, but the problem isn't with John or Trey. The problem is nobody will ever be Jerry, and you can choose to listen to this stuff, or not. Debating part is stuff when there's no argument to begin with. My point was that him playing with these guys shows his ability/versatility as a guitar player; not that he is Jerry. I find it interesting how some people love John filling in, and some hate it.
Listen I think there are a number of guys who all bring their own flavor to the "post" dead era, and they all have their place. I personally am not a huge fan of Trey with the Dead, but some are. I love Jeff chiamenti, I think Rich Robinson has done an....interesting....turn with the music. I absolutely love Haynes, but Im not in love with his "The Dead" turn, but I've heard him do stuff with Phil and Friends that I loved. You gotta love Jimmy Herring when he does pretty much anything, and of course Stu and Scott are great here as always. I think you could make a strong argument that John Kadlecik's turns with Further were quite magical. My personal favorite has and always will be Steve Kimock, that's just my preference. Now, all of these guys sound like Jerry in some ways, but they all have their own flavor and style. I think John sits very squarely in that arena, and I think he has a definite place. It's almost impossible for everyone to agree on someone, other than Jerry that is....hahahaha.
you can see how much more his playing has gotten better ever since joining the dead
2:14:25 - 40. Hahah, the left drummer gets so into John's solo he forgets the verse begins.
wow I was just blown away by Mayer in Fire on the Mountain all teared up in a good way
+mike scarbery it starts at 1:54:19
The Mayer solo in Morning Dew is mind blowing.
very cool, and very enjoyable.
This just confirms that Trey was the wrong choice for the Fare Thee Well shows. Mayer would kill it in Chicago. Here's to hoping for a guest appearance...
Neil Waudby +1
Neil Waudby While I agree Mayer is great blues player, I disagree with your assessment. The reason this sounds so good (as does say Phil & Friends with Trey and Page, etc) and that Dead at 50 won't sound this good is because, as much as I may have loved The Grateful Dead back when, Bobby, Mickey and Billy just don't maintain the level of musicianship anymore to carry the band. It's just a bit of mess having to play with those guys these days. Bruce, Jeff, Trey and Phil with Pete, Alex and Scott would also sound worlds stronger then what GD at 50 will sound like in Chicago in my opinion.
Look at this kid's videos and then realize he said Trey Anastasio was a bad choice! Sorry to break this to you, but you shouldn't be criticizing anyone, especially with amateur chops like that... but I'm guessing you're a mayer fanboy, if he saw your comment he would not agree...
+Neil Waudby Agreed Neil no disrespect to trey he is extremely talented and did a great job at the FTW shows but John is the best fit out of anybody! These dead and company shows are gonna be tits
Mayer's Brown Eyed Women solo was pretty good. What I like best about Meyer's style is his intensity and obvious enthusiasm for the music. Did you see him rockin' out to They Love Each Other?!
That's some pretty sick shredding from John Mayer in Dancing in the Street.
makes me happy to hear when i have a ticket to 11-14 nc show
This proves there is hope. Musicianship does matter!
GRateFul for this dream of a collabo. Thanks for the upload!
Also i love how Phil's bass vibrates the camera now and then
Used to love that, but the stadium was doing vibrating 😀😀😀 Awesome times INDEED !!! I actually have a piece of JFK stadium from the last show there , Phil literally was tearing that old building Down !!
I’ve never seen this before thank u very muchly ❤️🌹☮️❤️🔥☄️💥😱
Amazing, the solo@31.07 . Get's you smiling!
Set 1:
01:36 Minglewood Blues
Loser
El Paso
They Love Each Other
27:13 Jack Straw
Deal
Lazy Lightning
Supplication
53:29 Brown-Eyed Women
1:02:19 Mama Tried
Row Jimmy
1:19:58 Dancing in the Street
Set 2:
1:32:25 Scarlet Begonias
Fire on the Mountain
Estimated Prophet
2:09:12 St. Stephen
2:16:28 Not Fade Away
2:28:40 St. Stephen
2:29:32 Morning Dew
Encore:
One More Saturday Night
Underrated JM solos not mentioned in the comments in the 26 minute Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain from 1:32:26 - 1:58:00
JM's solos at 1:37:32 and 1:54:15
Row Jimmy around 1:12 is good stuff as well. He does a nice job of blending his own style with Jerry licks. He picked his spots well and didn't over power the show.
Phil continues to search for that sound! Great to see Stu up there!
Metzgers refreshing. Thankful he's gotten involved in all the post-Dead projects!
John Mayer, comes out from background after 20 mins. Just loved from there
seen John Mayer 5 years ago live in his own concert. This was before he was a deadhead. He does fine as does everybody else! The drummers kill it!
New England native Scotty Guberman on the keys !
egreenbery Yep, Phil hired him for the TXR house band. Local boy does good!