Final rehearsal tonight, Phall Tour starts in Maryland on Tuesday night...

you in, rob?

that would be cool to see phil in such a small place soooo close to home.
plus sless is in the band even better !
I bet they don`t sound like foriener now.

Good lovin
Dancin
Row jimmy
How sweet it is
Ball and chain
Jack straw

I'm almost afraid to hear what they did with Jerry's sweet guitar on "How Sweet It Is".

What's the report?

phil song
Magnolia mtn
Lady with a fan

make that a full terrapin
Bertha to end the show

Phil song = No More Do I.


Good Lovin' (32) Last Played: 8/2/08
Dancin' In The Streets (TW) (29) Last Played: 7/6/08
Row Jimmy (4) Last Played: 10/29/06
How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You) (1) FIRST TIME PLAYED *Teresa moved over to Jackie's mic and they saing it to each other*
Like A Ball & Chain (12) Last Played: 7/26/08
Jack Straw (12) Last Played: 7/11/08
No More Do I (33) Last Played: 2/24/06
Magnolia Mountain (10) Last Played: 7/11/06
Lady With A Fan -> (60) Last Played: 4/11/07
Terrapin Station -> (73) Last Played: 6/17/08
Bertha (67) Last Played: 8/31/08

Donor Rap
Introductions
Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad (70) Last Played: 8/2/08

Good Lovin' (32) Last Played: 8/2/08
Dancin' In The Streets (TW) (29) Last Played: 7/6/08
Row Jimmy (4) Last Played: 10/29/06
How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You) (1) FIRST TIME PLAYED *Teresa moved over to Jackie's mic and they saing it to each other*
Like A Ball & Chain (12) Last Played: 7/26/08
Jack Straw (12) Last Played: 7/11/08
No More Do I (33) Last Played: 2/24/06
Magnolia Mountain (10) Last Played: 7/11/06
Lady With A Fan -> (60) Last Played: 4/11/07
Terrapin Station -> (73) Last Played: 6/17/08
Bertha (67) Last Played: 8/31/08

Donor Rap
Introductions
Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad (70) Last Played: 8/2/08 ->
And We Bid You Goodnight (36) Last Played: 5/18/08

encore

Gdtrfb
Bid you goodnight

Phil Lesh & Friends - "Sweetwater Sessions"
Sun. Sept. 28th, 2008
Sweetwater Station
Larkspur, CA

Rehearsal 7:30pm - 9:35pm

Good Lovin'
Dancin' In The Streets
Row Jimmy
How Sweet It Is *
Ball and Chain
Jack Straw
No More Do I >
Magnolia Mountain
Lady With a Fan/Terrapin Station >
Bertha

Donor Rap/Band Intros
Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad >
And We Bid You Goodnight

*First time played

Note: Whole rehearsal with Teresa Williams

Phil Lesh - Bass, Vocals
Larry Campbell - Fiddle, Guitars, Vocals
Jackie Greene - Guitars, Vocals
Steve Molitz - Keyboards, Vocals
John Molo - Drums
Barry Sless - Pedal Steel
Teresa Williams - Vocals

Can't edit the posts above so Lady With A Fan LAST PLAYED 4/10/07!

Sorry about that, friends!

Sles out East

Come on Sless

I don’t think I could do justice in describing what a good time this was. We co-hosted a buffet on the Sweetwater porch with some friends before the rehearsal for everyone in line waiting to get in and it turned into quite a “pre-rehearsal party.” The energy was electric all night. On the way in, Michelle told me I am not allowed to use the word “epic” anymore, but then after the rehearsal she said, “that was epic!” It was a great treat to have Teresa Williams on for the entire set and her vocal prowess on “Dancin’ In The Streets,” the first time played “How Sweet It Is,” and the “And We Bid You Goodnight,” were warmly received and greatly enjoyed. Fun to have her sharing a mic with Jackie during “How Sweet It Is,” and funny as heck to watch Jackie flub the Ryan Adams tune “Magnolia Mountain,” giggling uncontrollably to the point where he had to turn his back and just let it go! Every song was played with passion and energy, the “Bertha” was a rager, as was the encore of GDTFRB > AWBYGN. Buckle up, it is tour time once again…

hey rob, was that you wearing the Harpur '70 shirt?

yes sir

Harpur? As in College?

I went to what was SUNY-B when I started (BU when I got done) for grad school '90-92.

Right on! I went to SUNY-B from 1984 - 1989, they now call it Binghamton University, but thanks to the monumental 5-2-70 Dead show, it will always be Harpur College!

It's true, I've never met a SUNY-B alumnus who didn't still refer to the place as Harpur. I always felt I got there 20 years too late.