Jerry Garcia and Friends
Doug Sahm, Leon Russell, Phil Lesh…
Thanksgiving Jam
Armadillo World Headquarters
Austin, TX
November 23, 1972
BAND:
Doug Sahm – vocals, guitar
Leon Russell – vocals, piano
Jerry Garcia – vocals, guitar, pedal steel
Phil Lesh – bass
* Jerry Barnett – drums (Shiva’s Headband)
Mary Egan – fiddle (Greazy Wheels)
Benny Thurman – fiddle (13th Floor Elevator bassist)
* The drummer is often listed as Bill Kreutzman from the Dead, but apparently he didn’t play: “Though he was in attendance that evening, there is no verifiable evidence that Bill Kreutzmann sat in with the band. When asked a few years ago, the owner of the Armadillo seemed to recall Bill feeling sick that night.”
01 High Heel Sneakers [Tommy Tucker] 00:00
02 Wild Side Of Life [Hank Thompson] 06:21
03 Swingin’ Doors [Merle Haggard] 10:59
04 Me & Bobby McGee [Kris Kristofferson/Janis Joplin] 15:32
05 Stormy Monday [T-Bone Walker] 20:48
06 That’s All Right (Mama) [Arthur Crudup/Elvis Presley] 25:42
07 Come On In My Kitchen [Robert Johnson] 31:57
08 T For Texas [Jimmie Rodgers] 36:29
09 Mr. Tambourine Man [Bob Dylan/Byrds] 43:09
10 (Is Anybody Goin’ To) San Antone [Charley Pride] 46:43
11 Sugarfoot Rag [Hank Garland] 50:09
12 I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry [Hank Williams] 52:51
13 Jambalaya [Hank Williams] 57:54
14 Today I Started Loving You Again [Merle Haggard] 01:01:56
15 Columbus Stockade Blues [Traditional] 01:08:04
16 Honky Tonkin’ ~ Dear John [Hank Williams] 01:11:50
Set 2:
01 Orange Blossom Special [Bill Monroe] 01:15:20
02 Kentucky Waltz [Bill Monroe] 01:18:11
03 Big Boss Man [Jimmy Reed] 01:22:54
04 Searchin’ [Coasters] 01:28:56
05 Those Lonely Lonely Nights [Earl King] ~ Shake A Hand [Faye Adams] 01:35:45
06 Hey Bo Diddley [Bo Diddley] 01:40:25
07 It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry [Bob Dylan] 01:50:36
08 A Hard Rain’s Gonna Fall [Bob Dylan] 01:56:52
09 Wild Horses [Rolling Stones] 02:04:46
10 Slippin’ Into Christmas [Leon Russell] 02:09:28
11 Money Honey [Drifters/Elvis Presley] 02:14:05
12 Chug-A-Lug [Roger Miller] 02:19:50
13 Roll Over Beethoven [Chuck Berry] ~ Good Golly Miss Molly [Little Richard] ~ Roll Over Beethoven [Ch
Phil Lesh and Friends Setlist w Full Video Replay
| Sunday, June 10 2018
| Terrapin Crossroads
| Luther Dickinson, Cody Dickinson, John Medeski, Anders Osborne, Nicki Bluhm, Roosevelt Collier
On Sunday June 10, 2018 – Nicki Bluhm and Roosevelt Collier were surprise guests on an already stellar Phil Lesh and Friends line-up in the Grate Room at Terrapin Crossroads. Phil Lesh was on his third night of a weekend run of Dead Blues shows, with some variations in his friends line-ups each night, and free web-streams all weekend courtesy of Nugs.TV.
Phil Lesh And Friends
Phil Lesh, Luther Dickinson, Cody Dickinson, John Medeski, Anders Osborne
and surprise special guests: Roosevelt Collier, Nicki Bluhm
Grate Room
Terrapin Crossroads
San Rafael California
Sunday, June 10 2018
I
Midnight Hour – LD
Deal – NB/CD
Friend of the Devil – AO
Bird Song – PL
Easy Wind – NB
Operator – LD
Goin’ Down The Road – all
II
Shakedown Street – AO/CD
Scarlet Begonias – CD >
The Other One – PL >
New Speedway Boogie – CD >
Caution (Do Not Stop On The Tracks) – LD >
Windows – AO
Morning Dw – NB
Franklin’s Tower – AO
Featuring Phil Lesh, Luther & Cody Dickinson,
John Medeski, Roosevelt Collier, Tash Neal,
Grahame Lesh & JD Simo
~ Setlist – thank you to Steve Margolis!
I
Hey Bo Diddley>
C.C Rider
Stealin’ (Memphis Jug Band cover)
Big Railroad Blues >
I’m a King Bee (Slim Harpo cover)
Big River (Johnny Cash cover)
Sugaree
II
I Know You Rider Jam
Around & Around >
In The Pines >
Spoonful >
Gotta Serve Somebody (Bob Dylan cover)
Fire On The Mountain >
Going Down the Road Feelin’ Bad (Henry Whitter cover)
Encore:
Get Back (The Beatles cover)
Let’s Go Get Stoned coda jam
Thunder & Lightning:
Bass Bombs & Ballads!
Phil Lesh, Stu Allen, Scott Guberman, Ross James, Jay Lane & Alex Koford
The Grate Room
Terrapin Crossroads
San Rafael, California
Saturday, February 24 2018
Set I
Althea SA
New Minglewood Blues RJ
Cosmic Charlie SA/RJ
Cream Puff War RJ
High Time SA
Row Jimmy SA
Foolish Heart SA
VIDEO Set 1: (Thank you Dayna Guberman!)
Set II
The Wheel ALL
After Midnight SA
Scarlet Begonias SA >
Cryptical Envelopment >
The Other One SA
Black Peter SA
Samson and Delilah RJ >
Cunberland Blues ALL >
Viola Lee Blues ALL
Donor Rap
Encore:
Sweet Jane RJ
Thanks for the setlist help and pictures: Gary & Steve! Buckle up!
Phil Lesh & Friends
Grate Room
Terrapin Crossroads
San Rafael, CA
February 23, 2018 With Phil Lesh, Ross James, Scott Law, Alex Koford, Chris Gelbuda To Benefit the Albert Playground Redesign & B St. Beautification Project
Set list
Jam >
Jack Straw sl/cg
West LA Fadeaway rj
Scarlet Begonias > cg
Fire on the Mountain cg
Cassidy rj
St. Stephen > all
Eyes of the World > sl
Help on the Way > cg
Slipknot! >
Franklin’s Tower > cg
Not Fade Away all
Albert Park Rap >pl
Donor Rap pl
E: Ripple all
Review by Grateful Ted Silverman
Friday night at Terrapin Crossroads with Phil Lesh & Friends thoroughly exceeded my expectations.
This event was a benefit to support San Rafaelâs Albert Playground Redesign& B Street Beautification Project. Philâs band for the event featured Scott Law, Ross James, Alex Koford and Chris Gelbuda.
At show time the gig had yet to sell out which was surprising considering the bargain ticket price of twenty-five bucks, but this had the net result of providing a loose, roomy concert experience for the assembled crowd.
With the presence of 3 talented singing guitarists, a singing drummer and with a smattering of vocals from Phil, it was all voices on deck. The lack of a keyboard player was barely noticed.
The show kicked off with wide open jam that ebbed and flowed toward a dramatic and jammy Jack Straw sung as duet by Scott and Chris. This was my first time seeing Chris and with zero in the way of background information about him I can honestly state he was way more than worthy of being on that stage. His voice was clear, with a beautiful, powerful tone that complemented his heavy-duty, reverb-drenched guitar tones and fleet fingered licks. His guitar style reminded me of Mick Taylor. The only complaint I noticed is that he focused pretty intently on his iPad and didnât quite own the tunes, but he did a fine job of delivering the goods, all things considered.
Ross James brought his quirky vocals and fiery licks to the fore with his take on West LA Fadeaway that saw hot solos from all three guitarists. From there a long and potent Scarlet Begonias was deeply explored leading to the classic transition into Fire on the Mountain, with Lesh firing off the signature ostinato complemented by Scott Lawâs emulation of some of Garciaâs best loved signature licks.
With Fire on the Mountain landing on a dime, Ross stepped up to deliver Cassidy which was subsequently followed by a high-energy St. Stephen with a fantastic intro by Scott and numerous solos by the three guitarists. Ross broke the jam down a bit and teased out an obvious reference to Led Zeppelinâs Living Loving Maid. At some-point Alex Koford saved the day by taking on the âdid he doubt, or did he try,â line that the other vocalists missed. In fact, all night long the harmony treatments were very strong and ear-pleasing. Alex was also rock steady and fun on drums.
Hardly missing a beat, from St Stephen the band went toward the Emaj7 and toyed with the intro to Eyes of the World for a good long while before Scott eventually sang the vocals. Ross, Chris and Scott each took moving and lengthy lead breaks.
A powerful Help > Slip > Franklinâs Tower got the room truly rocking which led to a pounding Not Fade Away.
Prior to Philâs donor rap he discussed the local park renovation cause and that it takes the fans to show up and the band to entertain in order for the show to benefit those trying to help with a redesign and clean-up of San Rafaelâs Albert park.
The encore was a fun and unexpected, 50âs style rave-up style Ripple.
In a nutshell, this show smoked with powerful performances by all and a lot of satisfied fans who played a bargain price to be entertained and to benefit a great cause!
Phil Lesh continues this run at TxR with Thunder & Lightning performing Bombs and Ballads over the next 2 nights featuring Stu Allen, Scott Law, Ross James, Scott Guberman and Alex Koford.
More Info:Â https://store.terrapincrossroads.net/store/tickets
