Till The Morning Comes

Thanks and hugs to taper rob, and--Please-who are the Friends?????????

His sons Brian & Grahame, Jackie Greene, Larry Campbell and his wife Teresa Williams. Same lineup as in AllGood.

Phil Lesh and Friends
Gathering of the Vibes
Bridgeport, CT
July 20, 2012

Set I:

Till The Morning Comes
Gone Wanderin'

thanks- heard Jackie and Larry mixed in there-enjoy!

Phil Lesh and Friends
Gathering of the Vibes
Bridgeport, CT
July 20, 2012

Set I:

Till The Morning Comes
Gone Wanderin'
Bird Song

Once again Rob shines a Light for all of us. Thank you brother....

Birdsong

MAN PHILS BAND IS ON FIRE!!! THANK YOU BROTHERHEAD ROB ONCE AGAIN!!!

Sounds amazing too!!

Phil Lesh and Friends
Gathering of the Vibes
Bridgeport, CT
July 20, 2012

Set I:

Till The Morning Comes all
Gone Wanderin' jg
Bird Song pl
Up on Cripple Creek gl

myles and delilajones and adamdrumskinz could you share a kind stream link please as i was unable to go,thanx ....a sad girl on long island...

stream at:

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/taperrob

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/taperrob

It's rockin' here in the rain

JOE RUSSO ON DRUMS

With "Up On Cripple Creek" Phil's getting ready for tomorrow night since he's playing at Levon's Ramble.

RIP: Levon

is that phil's kid singing nice voice

THERE U GO NOMORE SAD GIRL FROM LONG ISLAND UR HAPPY NOW!!!

Glad we are all on the couch together!!!

Very Sweet!

Pride of Cucamonga

Phil is pulling a Bobby!! ;-)

Phil Lesh and Friends
Gathering of the Vibes
Bridgeport, CT
July 20, 2012

Set I:

Till The Morning Comes all
Gone Wanderin' jg
Bird Song pl
Up on Cripple Creek gl
Pride of Cucamonga pl

www.ustream.tv/channel/taperrob-' and the music never stopped--"

LOL YES NOW PLEASE PASS THE DUTCHY ON THE LEFT HAND SIDE PLEASE LOL TIS ROB HAS FOIND THE SWEET SPOT FOR THE MICS!!!

Yes, Phil's son Grahame on that Cripple Creek, sounded great.

Larry can dish !!!!!!

wow sounds really great! Thanks Rob! Stay dry and mighty high

ALOT OF ENERGY TONITE!

Tell Me Mama, Tell Me Right

Larry on fiddle agin

woooohooooo!!!!!!

HEEEEEEEEEEEEE HAAAAAAWWWWWWWWWWWW

SWEEEEEEEEET SET!!!! WITH A COUNTRY FEEL TONITE!

Bluegrass set!!!!! Love it

what was the rest of the set?

TENN JED CUMBERLAND BLUES WERE THE LAST 2 NOT PRINTED

thank you rob and thank you scott...

thank you adam,no more sad girl from long island;and i still find it amazing that i can lie in bed and roll another one and listen to the boys;it's just amazing...one happy girl from long island...and as always thanx and praise to taperrob...

welcome to the philzone;indigenous chef,welcome to this world,i been tryin to tell ya for a long time

i said it last nite and ill say it again AMEN!!! and as far s rolling another one smilely faces!!!!

Excellent Cumberland.

Kudos to the Mando

So great hearing Larry kick the shit out of St Stephen again!!

One bong at a time saves green!

So great hearing Larry kick the shit out of St Stephen again!!

One bong at a time saves green!

Debating if I should go to work, or stay home and listen to the rest of this set.......

SPANISH LADY COMES TO ME

St Stephen -> The Other One

WOW!!!!!!!

A VERY SHORT OTHER ONE

_> The Wheel -> UJB

ANYBODY ?

This wheel's on fire

THANK YOU

Band sounds great

Weather is fine

Crowd is really grooving.

WE ALLLLLLLL GETTING TREATS TONITE!!!!!

OK BATHROOM AND A TRIP TO THE KITCHEN FOR MUNCHIES

THE CROWD SOUNDS THIN LIKE NOT MANY PEOPLE

yo..taper rob....thanks for the good stream...you rock...stream is quality......appreciate the solstice in my own state of mind....

Shakedown!

TR, Sounded great ... thanx!

Excellent crowd this evening. The place was really packed, much more than remember from 2009.

Sound was great.

Scarlet Fire and UJB and then I Know You Rider to close the set.

Listening last night I'd have to say the stream sounded, ah, energetic and very very full of guitars mandos etc....and it also sounded quite chaotic. I truly very much appreciate the effort made by TR and all to provide us w steams, but I wonder if some of what I experienced was a result of the mix of the stream. Could we hear some details (after you wake up and have a coffee) of your ex[erience there at the show?
I was getting a bit of a headache listening to the constant barrage and had to stop.

Gotta add that I also appreciate and how great an experience it must be for Phil and his boys to not only make this music together, but do it at The Vibes on Jerry's 70th birthday year. I play sometimes w my 19 year old and it is always a high point. The Leshes are surely bursting w pride and I'm grateful for their opportunity and the sharing.

Phil Lesh and Friends
Gathering of the Vibes - Bridgeport, CT
July 20, 2012

Set I: 74 mins

Jam >
Till the Morning Comes all
Gone Wanderin' jg
Bird Song pl
Up on Cripple Creek gl
Pride of Cucamonga pl
Tell me Mama, Tell me Right jg
Tennessee Jed gl?
Cumberland Blues all

Set II: 107 mins

St Stephen > pl
The Other One > pl
The Wheel > all
Uncle John’s Band all
This Wheel’s on Fire lc
So Many Roads
Scarlet Begonias >
Fire on the Mountain
I Know You Rider

Donor Rap
E: Shakedown Street

Phil Lesh, bass
Larry Campbell, guitar, fiddle
Jackie Greene, keys, harmonica, guitar
Brian Lesh, mandolin
Grahame Lesh, guitar
Joe Russo, drums
Teresa Williams, vocals

Live stream – big thanks to Taperrob

from setlist.com

07/20/12 (Fri) Gathering of the Vibes @ Seaside Park - Bridgeport, CT

Set 1:

Till the Morning Comes
Gone Wanderin'
Bird Song
Cumberland Blues Jam
Bird Song
Up On Cripple Creek
Pride of Cucamonga
Tell Me Mama Tell Me Right
Tennessee Jed
Cumberland Blues

Set 2:
St. Stephen >
The Other One >
The Wheel >
Uncle John's Band
This Wheel's On Fire
So Many Roads
Scarlet Begonias > Fire on the Mountain
I Know You Rider
E: Shakedown Street

Lineup:

Phil Lesh
Brian Lesh
Grahame Lesh
Larry Campbell
Teresa Williams
Jackie Greene
Joe Russo

Phil bombs for everyone!

It wasn't the stream that's P&F sometimes too much chaos I liked the first set very rootsy this band lost me second set with the GD stuff overplayed. I liked the mandos fiddles etc. in the first set and the song selection I would fly out to txr for that kind of show.

Phil and band rocked. I wish Furthur would play at this volume and intensity. Awesome. Someone said "crowd sounded thin", place was packed and the band was loud, this wasn't a sing along. Loved it

Enjoyable sets last night. Lots of rocking jams, no spacey jams though. straight forward rootsy rock n roll. well played. Glad I stayed for the full Kung Fu set instead of racing over to see Weir et al, that was was brutal. I caught the last half and it produced true boredom.

Not Garcia's birthday

Nobody has anything to say about the lack of ANY keyboards? Nobody thinks that 4 guitars at once was too many? Really? That show was definitely high-energy, and the vocals were great throughout, but there were too many guitars all night long. Larry played fiddle on like two songs and guitar on everything else. Jackie played guitar, period. Graham played mostly electric guitar, with some acoustic, and Brian played quite a bit of mandolin (largely inaudible when 3 electric guitars were going from where I sat), as well as some acoustic and electric guitar. The brothers switched off on 3 instruments, basically. Russo was a monster, and Phil was Phil. I'd rather see Jackie just play organ all night just for the different sound than see a guitar army all night long. The decision to not have a keyboard on stage was inexplicable to me.

The real highlight at this show waz the sweet, sweet harmonies, particularly when Teresa was there.

Teresa was sweet on some tunes and added a real growl to others. What a great bonus to the LC package.

I just listened again and loved it even more! The sweet melodic sounds of the bluegrass oriented jams rocked my world! I love how Grahme's voice is like "Young Phil".

There was a joyous component that makes this line-up unique, special and sweet. I can only imagine how incredible the Ramble will be!

I loved the 7 walkers set...Taper Rob is GOD!!!!!

I will listen to Bobby in a while... Have a great day!

Last time i saw phil was his 3 night run in denver with warren, scofield, russo, jc on keys. That lineup is a little more cosmic and i like it better, different vibe but phil always has the sound dialed in. Seen many renditons of phil n friends, would love to see a weekend mix up of everyone that has played in phil and friends, would be a really cool bunch of shows

Maybe it has already been said, but I think given Phil will be at TXR a whole lot more than anywhere else, that the LESH FAMILY BAND & FRIENDS is what we are likely to see more and more of now. I don't expect it to get stale, as the other players will rotate based on who's interested and around and that will keep it fresh. Given Jackie and Larry have played with Phil plenty and Russo is his most often drummer now, the show was very tight.

I didn't miss the keys, though I'd have welcomed them too. At times I agree with other remarks on the sound being a little guitar-heavy and the mando was drowned at those moments.

Loved the faster tempos as compared to Furthur though. Russo probably felt he didn't have two conductors telling him what tempo to lay down; has to be a little easier following just one preference, rather than 2 opposite ones. And the tempos of Bobby's Me & My Uncle, etc. was also slowed down compared to Furthur during his set with Bruce.

Even without a keyboard, last night's show rocked. Pace was great. Volume was plenty loud and I could hear the mandolin well enough. Why the need to compare with Furthur? The bands play and are kind enough to invite us to listen and enjoy.

One moment in particular really made me chuckle. During Fire on the Mt, Jackie came over and pointed to Graham for him to take the lead. It appeared that Graham was not ready. Phil immediately stepped into the gap for a few seconds, giving Graham a minute to get it together, which he did quite nicely. Tender father/son moment.

This show was high energy and rocked start to finish. BIG first set that blasted right out of the gate with Morning Comes!! gone Wandering was pretty good, solid and good Jackie, really strong Bird Song and big romp through Cripple Creek. The place was giggin! The, Pride! Say no more...Pride!! Nice next tune, romping Jed and dance invasion during the blistering Cumberland! It was a solid set for sure. Nice Loooooong set break to visit old and new friends, spend time kicking in and hanging out. Second set went 0 - 60 very quickly during Stephen in to a decent Other One (A loud down and dirty Phil charge in to it!) then on to a nice spacey circular Wheel. Then arm in arm dance-and sing-along for UJB. The only thing that kinda lost me was Wheel's on Fire but not cuz they didn't play it well, just doesn't do it for me. So Many Roads is just plain gorgeous and last night's rendition was just that! They stopped for a while after SMR, Phil was happy happy happy and it only took one note to hear the Scarlet and everyone near me was high up on their toes boogieing and smiling for the rest of the show. Scar>Fire, Rider was gigdown city. Phil's rap seemed especially upbeat tonight. He clearly was having a fantastic night!! The Shakedown encore blew the rood off the place (I know, there's no roof!) and the jams were prolific and solid. This was a very good show for sure my phriends! Great crowd near us all the way through.

"Why the need to compare with Furthur?"

Not exactly a need, but doing what comes naturally for most. And why not?

Just listened to this!! Blazing high energy start to finish. Ya know, it's less busy and better than I remember!! Hard to believe 4 stringed instruments could play so well together and not be to busy. Some serious "listening" going on in this band!!
Superb quality version at http://archive.org/details/PLF2012-07-20