Widespread Panic
Freedom Hall
Johnson City, TN
2001-11-20
Set 1
01- L.A.
02- Wondering > jam
03- Ain’t No Use >
04- Impossible >
05- Worry
06- New Blue
07- Holden Oversoul >
08- Stop-Go
09- Makes Sense To Me
Set 2
01- crowd
02- Weak Brain, Narrow Mind >
03- One Arm Steve
04- Old Neighborhood
05- Trouble
06- Love Tractor >
07- Pigeons
08- Airplane >
09- Drums >
10- Astronomy Domine Jam >
11- Good Morning Little Schoolgirl >
12- The Waker >
13- She Caught The Katy
Encore:
14- Gimme
15- Chunk Of Coal
‘Astronomy Domine Jam’ without JB and began without JoJo ‘Three Little Birds’ rap by JB during ‘Stop-Go’ ‘Happy Birthday’ and ‘Dirty Laundry’ teases by JoJo before ‘Airplane’
source: akg460b/ck61>V2>SBM1>D8 ots by JK taped, transferred, mastered, and uploaded by Corey/KIND Recordings
Widespread Panic
11-17-1998
Calvin Theater
Northampton MA
Set I
Red Hot Mama
Walkin (For Your Love)>
Love Tractor
Blue Indian>
Greta>
Sleeping Man
Sandbox
Blackout Blues
Postcard
Set II
Climb To Safety
Arleen>
Driving Song>
Pleas>
All Time Low>
Little Lilly>
Driving Song>
Breathing Slow>
Drums>
Four Cornered Room>
Makes Sense To Me
Space Wrangler
Audience: Front row balcony left side Source: Set I Sennheiser K6RD/ME64>SBM-1>D8 sampled at 48k Set II Sennheiser K6RD/ME66>SBM-1>D8 sampled at 48k
Fresh transfer uncirculated source as of 4-19-2014
This was my first and only time seeing these guys. I’d seen several other shows at The Calvin but nothing that sounded quite like this. There was enough speakers hanging in this place to run a show at Giants Stadium. I thought for sure it was going to be too boomy on the tape after the first set so I switched from cards to short guns at set break. Boy, was I wrong! If you are a big fan of bass and have nice bassy speakers, it’s a must have. There’s a few spots, I wont tell you where, that your neighbors might think there’s an earthquake! Crank it and Enjoy!
Widespread Panic
12/01/00
Arena, Southern Illinois University,
Carbondale, IL
Set 1: Let’s Get Down To Business, Tall Boy, Rock, Jack, Stop Breakin’ Down Blues, Party At Your Mama’s House, Impossible, Genesis, Give
Set 2: One Arm Steve, Walk On, Thought Sausage, Airplane > Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys > Drums > Drums & Bass > Maggot Brain > Chilly Water, Papa’s Home, Ain’t Life Grand
Encore: Let’s Get The Show On The Road, Climb To Safety
[‘Third Stone From The Sun’ tease by Dave after ‘Drums’]
Widespread Panic
08 September 1997
Montreal, Quebec
Club Soda
Set 1:
01. Heroes 5.21.17
02. Barstools and Dreamers > 10.09.69
03. Travelin’ Light 6.38.62
04. Greta 9.43.30
05. Last Straw > 10.12.16
06. Holden Oversoul 7.31.56
07. Can’t Get High 3.40.13
08. Four Cornered Room > 5.45.61
09. Worry 7.10.11
Set 2:
01. And It Stoned Me 5.47.19
02. Rebirtha 10.19.72
03. Space Wrangler 9.42.07
04. Happy > 6.56.23
05. Going Out West 6.25.35
01. Just Kissed My Baby > 13.17.14
02. Papa’s Home > 11.16.00
03. Bear’s Gone Fishing > 3.35.41
04. Drums > 8.37.16
05. Papa’s Home 2.19.02
06. Porch Song 3.51.13
ENCORE 1
07. Applause 3.53.16
08. Last Dance 8.14.58
09. Gradle 4.26.26
ENCORE 2
10. Tallboy 5.06.13
11. Let’s Get The Show On The Road* 5.52.73
*JB solo
[Instrumental ‘Bear’s Gone Fishin”; ‘Bear’s Gone Fishin” Dave, Mike, and Todd; ‘Let’s Get The Show On The Road’ JB solo; ‘Night People’ rap and ‘Use Me’ rap by JB during ‘Just Kissed My Baby’]
SOURCE: Audio Technica 4051 TAPER: Unknown (patched by Sarah Browne) TRANSFER BY: J.Kollath, 29 January 2003
Widespread Panic
07/27/01
Oak Mountain Amphitheatre,
Pelham, AL
1: Conrad, One Arm Steve > Barstools and Dreamers, Action Man, This Part Of Town, Greta > Christmas Katie > Let It Rock > Radio Child
2: Disco > Bear’s Gone Fishin’ > Driving Song > Blight > Driving Song > The Waker > Last Dance > The Harder They Come* > Drums* > Fixin’ To Die, Low Rider > Love Tractor
E: Ride Me High > Dream Song
* with Dr. Arvin Scott on percussion
[First ‘The Harder They Come’; ‘Alabama Bound’ rap by JB during ‘Let It Rock’; ‘Fire On The Mountain’ jam before ‘Drums’; ‘Here Comes The Sun’ tease by Dave after ‘Drums’]
10. Casa Del Grillo
11. Surprise Valley >
12. Down On The Farm
01. Holden Oversoul >
02. All Time Low >
03. Arleen* >
04. Drums** >
05. Astronomy Domine Jam* >
06. All Along The Watchtower* >
07. Fishwater*
Encore:
08. crowd
09. Down
10. Ain’t Life Grand
* with Dr. Arvin Scott on percussion ** with Dr. Arvin Scott on percussion, Peter Jackson on percussion
[‘Hey Jude’ tease by Dave after ‘Dear Mr. Fantasy’; ‘In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed’ tease during ‘Holden Oversoul’; ‘Ribs And Whiskey’ rap by JB during ‘Arleen’; Last ‘Down On The Farm’ – 04/17/99, 250 shows]
Widespread Panic
Blue Note Theater
Columbia, Mo
1995-07-11
Set 1:
01. Pleas >
02. Barstools and Dreamers
03. Holden Oversoul >
04. B of D
05. Can’t Get High >
06. Better Off
07. Let’s Get Down To Business >
08. Rebirtha >
09. Porch Song
Set 2:
10. Weight Of The World
11. Space Wrangler
12. Jack >
13. Worry
14. The Take Out
15. Airplane
16. Radio Child >
17. Maggot Brain >
18. Heaven >
19. Proving Ground
Encore:
20. Let’s Get The Show On The Road >
21. Get Up Early In The Morning
‘Maggot Brain’ with spoken word introduction at the end of the song; ‘Let’s Get The Show On The Road’ JB and Sunny ‘Satisfied’ rap during ‘Barstools and Dreamers’ ‘The Nutcracker Suite’ tease by JoJo before and during ‘Get Up Early In The Morning’
Soundcheck: ‘Chainsaw City’, ‘Gradle’, ‘End Of The Show’, ‘Gimme’, ‘Raise The Roof’
Source, taper and lineage unknown Transferred and uploaded by Andrew Mount
Widespread Panic
04-08-1989
The Armory
Valdosta, GA
~SET 1~
1. Porch Song
2. Space Wrangler
3. Travelin’ Light
4. Heaven
5. Machine
6. Conrad
7. Holden Oversoul >
8. Stop-Go >
9. Cream Puff War
10. Pigeons
11. C. Brown >
12. Coconut
~SET 2~
1. Jam >
2. L.A. >
3. A of D >
4. B of D >
5. Impossible
6. I’m Not Alone
7. Barstools and Dreamers
8. Driving Song >
9. Disco >
10. Driving Song > Breathing Slow
11. The Last Straw
12. Jack >
13. Chilly Water
~ENCORE~
1. Can’t Find My Way Home
Source: DSBD (reportedly a matrix of SBD + the Oade brothers’ Schoeps CMC4+mk41 AUD recording).
SET ONE:
01. Proving Ground
02. Chilly Water
03. Disco
04. Pickin’ Up The Pieces
05. Ain’t No Use
06. Worry
07. Proving Ground
08. Heaven
09. All Time Low
SET TWO:
01. She Caught The Katy
02. Greta
03. Driving Song
04. Weak Brain, Narrow Mind
05. Driving Song
06. Drums
01. Let’s Get The Show On The Road
02. Tie Your Shoes
03. Mr. Soul
ENCORE:
04. Dream Song
Notes: Thanks to J. Williams(scrappy3111) for the source
Remastered, Tracked, & Seeded By: Michael Wilker Source: SBD
Photos and text courtesy of Widespread Panic / Brown Cat
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Widespread Panic
April 3, 1996
Von Braun Civic Center
Huntsville, AL.
Set I:
01: Crowd/Tuning 00:32
02: Better Off > 05:23
03: Pigeons 10:15
04: LGDTB > 04:24
05: Radio Child > 06:09
06: Pilgrims > 06:41
07: Solace > 01:37
08: 1×1 05:05
09: Maggot Brain > 08:08
10: Can’t Get High 04:21
11: Sandbox 04:44
12: Papa’s Home 10:12
Set II:
01: Crowd/Tuning 00:44
02: Diner > 13:18
03: Porch Song > 03:39
04: Pleas 05:54
05: I’m Not Alone > 06:08
06: Tie Your Shoes > 07:41
07: Arleen > 14:20
08: Vacation > 09:33
09: Drums > 06:11
01: Guilded Splinters > 10:49
02: Blackout Blues > 05:52
03: Contentment Blues > 06:08
04: Love Tractor 06:27
05: Crowd
Encore:
06: Can’t Find My Way Home 06:06
[First ‘Sandbox’; ‘Satisfied’ rap during ‘Arleen’]
Thanks to Haney Jones for his masters and Alan Saferstein for getting them to me and starting this project!
Source:
Set I – FOB Schoeps CMC6 > Sonosax > D10 Pro Set II – Matrix (60% FOB Schoeps CMC6 > Sonosax > D10 Pro, 40% DSBD) Converted, Edited and Seeded by Harvey Couch
Widespread Panic’s live music has always moved me….both down the highway and to the core…and continues to be an undeniable force and inspiration in my life. I love how a live show presents a musical experience that becomes enveloped in the feel of the moment – whether you’re part of the audience…or the band. Complete and total satisfaction from that synergy is what we always hope to take with us when we leave the venue and head to our next destination…..be it home or the next show. The chance of capturing that lightning again is what brings us back. That feeling of being better off just because of being there.
When we find ourselves lucky enough to attend those shows that make that mark, live recordings become a vehicle to capture that experience all over again. Thankfully, those same recordings become a potential source of inspiration for those of us who weren’t able to make the trip. And that’s when a performance really begins its journey….and gets its chance to fit that epic definition. It’s having that music live on that gives those that didn’t make it to the show the ability to be inspired and satisfied and dance right along with those that did.
Most of us could reel off a few dozen shows that are our favorites even though we might have been a continent away when the performance actually went down. That disappointment of missing out can be overwhelming. By and by, however, that frustration has the opportunity to be replaced by the very real feeling that you were actually there…and that’s the point. Maybe you’ve been there all along, because isn’t it really all about the whole journey anyway? Musical journeys don’t necessarily end with the last note of the night. Not for a long shot and maybe not forever.
So, what is it about this Huntsville, AL show back in 1996 that takes on so much meaning? What really happened there that night? Whatever it was it moved more than the 2,582 in attendance…that’s for sure. And for much longer than the 3 ½ hours the band was onstage. Whether 4/3/96 was someone’s 1st or 250th show, or even if they didn’t see the band for the first time until a few years later, this show continues to hit the note.
For the record, I was not there, but also fell for this show a long time ago. It’s never quit on me and has been the focus of much enjoyment and many conversations over the years. To provide a glimpse of what it was that did go down in Huntsville that night….and what certainly continues on today through this recording, I thought I’d share the passion that comes through my email address…so read on. And take a listen. Be inspired….and satisfied. And you too will be better off.
Widespread Panic
2001-07-29
Oak Mountain Amphitheatre
Pelham, AL.
Set 1:
01. Bowlegged Woman
02. Space Wrangler >
03. Walkin’ (For Your Love) >
04. Little Lilly >
05. I’m Not Alone
06. Sleeping Man
07. Don’t Tell The Band >
08. Visiting Day >
09. Henry Parsons Died
Set 2:
01. Travelin’ Light
02. Thought Sausage
03. Sharon >
04. North >
05. Stop Breakin’ Down Blues >
06. Pilgrims >
07. Diner >
08. Pilgrims >
09. Drums * >
01. Stir It Up * >
02. Give
Encore:
03. The Wind Cries Mary *
04. Climb To Safety * >
05. Porch Song
* with Dr. Arvin Scott on percussion
[‘Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology)’ rap by JB during ‘Bowlegged Woman’; ‘Cities On Flame With Rock And Roll’ tease by Dave before ‘Travelin’ Light’; ‘Riders On The Storm’ tease by JoJo during ‘Sharon’; ‘China Cat Sunflower’ jams before ‘Pilgrims’ and ‘Stir It Up’; ‘Third Stone From The Sun’ jam by Dave and ‘Dark Star’ jam after ‘Drums’; Last ‘Stir It Up’ – ??/??/86, 1835 shows]
Widespread Panic
1997-12-31
Fox Theatre
Atlanta, GA
Set I: The History Set
01. Coconut (JB solo on acoustic)
02. Let’s Get The Show On The Road (JB solo on acoustic)
03. Wish You Were Here (JB and Mike)
04. Stop-Go (JB, Dave, and Mike)
05. Travelin’ Light (JB, Mike, Dave, and Todd)
06. Ophelia (JB, Mike, Dave, Todd, and Sunny)
07. Junior (Full Band)
Set II
01. Holden Oversoul >
02. Rock >
03. You Got Yours
04. Ride Me High >
05. Blight >
06. Papa Legba
07. Nobody’s Loss*
08. C. Brown*
09. Pigeons
Set III
01. Porch Song >
02. Arleen >
03. Greta
04. Pilgrims >
05. Diner >
06. Impossible >
07. Drums >
01. Drums >
02. Love Tractor
Encore:
03. City of Dreams*
04. Mr. Soul
* with John Keane on pedal steel
Slow ‘Porch Song’; Last ‘Ophelia’ – 01/11/91, 945 shows; Last ‘Wish You Were Here’ – 09/23/88, 1264 shows
Source: 2nd row akg 414 TL2 (omni) > oade m248 > sbm1 > d8 Taped by Wes Taf, DAT from JJ Clifton Transferred by Steve Porcari, Seeded by Jason Grant
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