One of the most anticipated acts at LOCKN’ this year was Phil Lesh with the Terrapin Family Band. The group was to be joined by Bob Weir for a recreation of the classic Grateful Dead album Terrapin Station. Terrapin Station turned 40 this year and Peter Shapiro put together an amazing way to celebrate it’s birthday at LOCKN’.

The second set was the recreation of the album, but the first set wasn’t too shabby either. Warren Haynes joined for “New Minglewood Blues” and Bob Weir joined the crew at the end of the set for “Jack Straw > Uncle John’s Band.”

In the second set, the Terrapin Family Band delivered Terrapin Station in full with the help of Phil Lesh and Bob Weir. For added vocal firepower, Nicki Bluhm joined on the Martha Reeves and The Vandellas cover “Dancin’ in the Streets.”

Set 1:
01 Bertha [1]
02 China Cat Sunflower > [1]
03 I Know You Rider > [2]
04 Born Cross-Eyed [1]
05 Broken Arrow [3]
06 St. Stephen > [1][4]
07 New Minglewood Blues [1][4]
08 Help on the Way > Slipknot! > [1]
09 Franklin’s Tower [1]
10 Unbroken Chain > [1]
11 Stella Blue [1]
12 Scarlet Begonias [1]
13 Jack Straw > [1][5]
14 Uncle John’s Band [1][5]

Set 2:
15 Estimated Phrophet [1][6]
16 Dancing in the Streets [6][7]
17 Passenger [1][6]
18 Samson and Delilah [2][6]
19 Sunrise [1][6]
20 Terrapin Station [1][6]
21 Donor Rap

[1] Grateful Dead
[2] tradition cover
[3] Robbie Robertson
[4] w/ Warren Haynes
[5] w/ Bob Weir
[6] w/ Bob Weir and Nicki Bluhm
[7] Martha Reeves and The Vandellas

Thanks to Moricle for the recording.

Photo credit: wnwmedia