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Listen to Dead and Company Return to the Stage at Walnut Creek – 8/16/2021 AUD

After a very long 20 months, Dead and Company has returned to the stage. Dead & Co has launched their summer tour at Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Ceek in Raleigh, NC.

Due to inclement weather and strict COVID guidelines, the show started 45 minutes later than anticipated and resulted in a shorter first set. Bobby lead the band in the apt “Touch of Grey” opener. From there, the band eased into a solid outing that included some standout tunes including “Shakedown Street,” “Playing in the Band” and “Help > Slip > Frank.”

Set One:
01 Touch of Grey
02 Shakedown Street
03 Deal
04 Tennessee Jed
05 Brown-Eyed Women
06 New Speedway Boogie
Set Two:
07 Playing in the Band
08 Truckin’ >
09 Spoonful >
10 Playing in the Band (Reprise) >
11 Help on the Way >
12 Slipknot! >
13 Frankin’s Tower >
14 Drums >
15 Space >
16 The Wheel >
17 Death Don’t Have No Mercy >
18 Not Fade Away
Thanks to Keith Litzenberger for the recording!

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Listen to Charlie Starr Sit In with Tedesci Trucks Band in Raleigh – 7/9/2019 AUD

Tedeschi Trucks Band’s annual summer tour, Wheels of Soul is on the road again this July. Along for the ride are Blackberry Smoke and Shovels & Rope.

Their latest tour stop was the Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek in Raleigh, NC. After sets from Blackberry Smoke and Shovels & Rope, Tedeschi Trucks Band took the stage for a packed 14-song set.

For the encore, Derek and Susan invited Charlie Starr, lead guitarist and singer for Blackberry Smoke to the stage to sit in on a cover of “Key to the Highway.” Starr stuck around the for the second encore tune and was joined by Blackerry Smoke drummer Brit Turner for “Stranger In A Strange Land.”

Setlist
01. Border Song
02. Do I Look Worried
03. Signs
04. Until You Remember
05. Leavin’ Trunk > Volunteered Slavery
06. Laugh About It
07. Keep On Growing
08. Midnight In Harlem
09. Part Of Me
10. How Blue Can You Get
11. I Want More

Encore:
12. Key To The Highway (with Charlie Starr)
13. Stranger In A Strange Land (with Charlie Starr & Brit Turner)

Thanks to Robbie Dunn for the recording.

Photo credit: newsobserver.com

Watch Phish’s Killer Second Set in Raleigh – 8/10/2018 Full Show Video

After a couple of shows in Camden, NJ, the P-fish continued their East Coast attack with a night in Raleigh. Phish have two more nights at the Merriweather Post Pavilion before heading to Watkins Glen for the highly anticipated Curveball festival.

Most likely due to the free webcast and/or early curfew, Phish got the night started a bit earlier than their shows in Camden and kicked off the first set at 7:34. While the first set was good, the second set was straight fire. Check out the transition from “Drowned” into “NICU” and then the monster “Runaway Jim > Run Like an Antelope > Runaway Jim > Run Like an Antelope > Makisupa Policeman > Run Like an Antelope” before a set-ending and jaw-dropping “You Enjoy Myself.”

SET 1: [7:34 – 8:50] Stealing Time From the Faulty Plan(5), Funky Bitch(7), Ocelot(8), The Wedge(7), Wombat(8), Talking(2), Guelah Papyrus(5), Birds of a Feather(6), Saw it Again(4), Timber(5), Limb by Limb(7), Farmhouse1(6), More(6)
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SET 2: [9:24 – 10:38] Meatstick(6), Drowned(14) -> NICU(9), Thread(8), Runaway Jim(2)>Run Like an Antelope(4)>Runaway Jim(2)>Run Like an Antelope(3)>Makisupa Policeman(4)>Run Like an Antelope(3)> You Enjoy Myself(19)
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ENCORE: [10:40 – 10:46] A Day in the Life(6)

Thanks to Phish for the free webcast last night!

Photo credit: phishfromtheroad

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Listen to John Mayer Shred on Jimi Hendrix’s “Wait Until Tomorrow” in Raleigh, NC

John Mayer continued his Search for Everything North American tour in Raleigh, NC earlier this week. The current leg of his tour extends through September and then Johnny Boy hops over to South America for October for a month of gigs.

Aside from having a serious Grateful Dead infatuation (lets be serious, don’t we all?), Mayer loves jamming on Hendrix tunes. From “Power of Soul” to “Bold as Love”, John digs it all. In Raleigh, Mayer treated Coastal Federal Credit Union Ampitheatre at Walnut Creek to the Jimi Hendrix Experience classic “Wait Until Tomorrow.”

John’s guitar licks echo of Jimi, but are entirely his own. You can catch an occasional wail and hint of feedback on a solo that is a signature Hendrix sound, but John owns the cover and does it justice.

Thanks to Golf7 for the recording. In addition to the Hendrix cover, the show includes Tom Petty, Prince and Rolling Stone tunes.

Photo credit: drewsykes

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