Widespread Panic
Red Mile Racetrack
Lexington, KY
October 2, 1994
SET I
01: Pleas > 6:13
02: Can’t Get High > 3:48
03: Takeout > 2:23
04: Porch Song > 3:43
05: Holden Oversoul > 6:42
06: Diner > 14:22
07: Space Wrangler > 9:08
08: Henry Parsons Died 7:14
09: Blackout Blues 6:09
10: Can’t Get High 4:21
SET II
11: Ain’t Life Grand 5:56
01: Sleepy Monkey > 11:19
02: Stop-Go > 9:27
03: Hatfield > 9:23
04: Drums > 3:44
05: Better Off 6:50
06: Driving Song > 4:19
07: Rebirtha > 5:24
08: Driving Song > 2:44
09: Airplane 4:38
10: Love Tractor 6:06
Encore:
11: Get Up Early in the Morning > 6:14
12: Junior 5:10
[First ‘Rebirtha’ with lyrics; The Freddy Jones Band opened]
source: DSBD
Converted, edited and seeded by Harvey Couch
This day will never be forgotten. Cheers Sally and Rodger,
Sutherland and all my wildcat buddies
My 1st show and I met my wife that day there.
Small world Mark. I met my wife through a tape trading ad in the Panicle. She was looking for this show, and I had an analog master. We briefly met in the parking lot that day, but didn't recall it until much later. We'll be celebrating #15 here in a couple of weeks.
How did you get an analog master?
Panicle! :-D
I find that story truly fabulous!
Love you!
Raymond D Boswell, can we bring a copy of the show with us to Cherit next weekend?
Richard E Monroe it was one of the benefits of traveling around the southeast with Sam and Grady. I think it came from Supan's D7. Shay Woodard Boswell absolutely, that's assuming that the numnuts in DC have gotten their act together and passed the budget CR.
Lexington was the Sunday show of a Knoxville>Oak Mountain>Nashville>Lexington mini-run. Needless to say, we were spent.
Supans vault – classic. He's coming up here in 2 weeks to see phish in Hampton. Harlan is actually heading up here tomorrow for the weekend. And Sam is getting married next week. Fun times.