Setlists Matching Artist: Trey Anastasio, Year: 2001
“The Power of Music” was a panel discussion sponsored by
The Connecticut Forum that featured Trey, jazz trumpeter
Nicholas Payton, opera star
Beverly Sills, and
Bob Weir. Vice President of VH1 Bill Flanagan was the moderator. Before the first half of the panel discussion
Trey performed “The Inlaw Josie Wales” solo, acoustic. Before the second half of the panel discussion Bob Weir performed “Victim or the Crime?” solo, acoustic. The event concluded with a
jam that featured Trey on acoustic guitar, Bob Weir on electric guitar and Nicholas Payton on trumpet.
New Orleans Klezmer All Stars opened. During “Little Faces” Les remarked how this had been “the funnest tour he had ever done” and he also thanked the crew. Before “Them Changes” Stewart threw a barrage of drumsticks into the crowd before settling on a pair to use.
SET 1:
Owner of the World,
Polka Dot Rose,
Oz is Ever Floating,
Shadow of a Man,
Army's On Ecstasy,
Wield the Spade,
Birthday Boys,
Pseudo Suicide,
Little Faces,
Rubberneck Lions,
Mr. Oysterhead
ENCORE:
Immigrant Song
SET 1:
Polka Dot Rose,
Oz is Ever Floating,
Little Faces,
Shadow of a Man,
Radon Balloon,
Pseudo Suicide,
Rubberneck Lions,
Birthday Boys,
Wield the Spade,
Owner of the World,
Army's On Ecstasy
ENCORE:
Mr. Oysterhead
Lake Trout opened. “Shadow of a Man” contained an extended jam at the end featuring Trey on the Matterhorn and Les on the
Whamola; Trey continued to play the Matterhorn on “The Grand Pecking Order.”
Lake Trout opened. “Wield the Spade” included an extended introductory jam featuring Les on the
Whamola and Trey on the Matterhorn.
SET 1:
The Grand Pecking Order,
Pseudo Suicide,
Owner of the World,
Radon Balloon,
Army's On Ecstasy,
Polka Dot Rose,
Shadow of a Man,
Oz is Ever Floating,
Wield the Spade,
Birthday Boys,
Rubberneck Lions,
Mr. Oysterhead
ENCORE:
Them Changes
Dinner is Ruined opened.
Rush’s “Cygnus X-1” was teased before “Shadow of a Man.” During “Birthday Boys” Trey mentioned that he wanted to play “
Big Joe Mufferaw” by Canadian folk singer
Stompin’ Tom Connors, but that he hadn’t learned it yet; Les then sang the opening lines to “Big Joe Mufferaw” before the encore.
SET 1:
Owner of the World,
Army's On Ecstasy,
Polka Dot Rose,
Radon Balloon,
Pseudo Suicide,
Shadow of a Man,
Oz is Ever Floating,
Rubberneck Lions,
Wield the Spade,
Birthday Boys,
Mr. Oysterhead
ENCORE:
The Israelites,
Little Faces
SET 1:
Little Faces,
Mr. Oysterhead,
Oz is Ever Floating,
Rubberneck Lions,
Radon Balloon,
Pseudo Suicide,
Army's On Ecstasy >
All Day and All of the Night [1] >
Army's On Ecstasy,
Wield the Spade,
Birthday Boys,
Owner of the World,
God Bless America [2]
ENCORE:
Them Changes
Drums and Tuba opened. Trey was dressed in Fish’s frock, Les wore a pig mask, and Stewart donned camo paint to celebrate Halloween. God Bless America was an Oysterhead debut. All Day and All of the Night's lyrics were changed to "Halloween night." The second Army’s On Ecstasy contained Walking On The Moon quotes from Les. Birthday Boys featured Trey singing lines from a number of covers that Fish often performs with Phish: Love You, Bike, and Cracklin’ Rosie. Owner of the World included a Stash tease.
Army’s On Ecstasy contained a Smoke on the Water tease from Les. Pseudo Suicide contained a Moby Dick tease. Mr. Oysterhead contained Voodoo Child, Another One Bites the Dust, and Rapper’s Delight teases. Drums and Tuba opened.
SET 1:
Owner of the World,
The Grand Pecking Order,
Army's On Ecstasy,
Little Faces,
Polka Dot Rose,
Shadow of a Man,
Rubberneck Lions,
Radon Balloon,
Pseudo Suicide,
Birthday Boys,
Oz is Ever Floating
ENCORE:
Mr. Oysterhead
North Mississippi Allstars opened. “Little Faces,” “Pseudo Suicide,” “Shadow of a Man” and “Radon Balloon” from this show appeared on HBO’s
Reverb that first aired November 21, 2001.
SET 1:
Oz is Ever Floating,
Mr. Oysterhead,
Little Faces,
Army's On Ecstasy,
Radon Balloon,
Polka Dot Rose,
Pseudo Suicide,
Shadow of a Man,
Birthday Boys,
Owner of the World,
Rubberneck Lions
ENCORE:
Hello Skinny [1],
Them Changes
SET 1:
Pseudo Suicide,
Little Faces,
Polka Dot Rose,
Radon Balloon,
Army's On Ecstasy,
Owner of the World,
Shadow of a Man,
Oz is Ever Floating,
Mr. Oysterhead,
Birthday Boys,
Rubberneck Lions
ENCORE:
Them Changes [1]
North Mississippi Allstars opened. “Polka Dot Rose” featured Les bantering about the first drummer he ever played with, “Kern, Kern the butter churn.” Les played both bass and banjo during “Birthday Boys.” The Oysterhead debut cover of “Them Changes” was preceded by Trey reminiscing about Phish playing this same venue in 1994. He then noted that “Them Changes” is from one of his favorite power trio albums, the Jimi Hendrix classic
Band of Gypsys.
This show featured the debut of Wield the Spade and the Oysterhead debut of My Generation. Owner of the World contained an Oye Como Va tease. Les quoted Space Oddity at the start of Shadow of a Man. During Mr. Oysterhead, Les offered to the crowd that they should “feel free to sing along because Stewart’s used to that shit with The Police.” North Mississippi Allstars opened.
SET 1:
Oz is Ever Floating [1],
Rubberneck Lions,
Little Faces[1],
Mr. Oysterhead,
Radon Balloon[1],
Army's On Ecstasy[1],
The Grand Pecking Order[1],
Birthday Boys[1],
Polka Dot Rose[1],
Owner of the World,
Pseudo Suicide
ENCORE:
Shadow of a Man[1],
Immigrant Song
This show featured the debuts of Oz is Ever Floating, Little Faces, Radon Balloon, Army’s On Ecstasy, The Grand Pecking Order, Birthday Boys, Polka Dot Rose, and Shadow of a Man. Little Faces and Birthday Boys had evolved from previous versions at Oysterhead's debut show a year earlier where they were called I Am Oysterhead and Blue Ginger respectively. Mr. Oysterhead included a Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin) tease from Les. Army’s On Ecstasy contained Smoke on the Water and Barracuda teases. Polka Dot Rose included a San-Ho-Zay tease from Trey and one verse of Walking on the Moon. North Mississippi Allstars opened.
SET 1:
Last Tube,
Cayman Review,
Burlap Sack and Pumps,
Flock of Words,
Alive Again,
Moesha
SET 2:
Money, Love and Change ->
Plasma,
Drifting,
First Tube >
Every Story Ends in Stone,
At the Barbecue,
O-o-h Child,
Push On 'Til the Day
ENCORE:
Mozambique
SET 1:
I Done Done It,
Last Tube,
Drifting,
Alive Again,
Flock of Words,
Moesha >
First Tube
SET 2:
Mr. Completely,
It Makes No Difference,
Cayman Review >
Burlap Sack and Pumps,
Ether Sunday,
Push On 'Til the Day
ENCORE:
At the Gazebo,
Mozambique
SET 1:
Burlap Sack and Pumps,
Acting the Devil,
Last Tube,
Flock of Words,
Cayman Review,
Sidewalks of San Francisco,
Moesha
SET 2:
Money, Love and Change ->
Plasma,
Mr. Completely,
At the Gazebo,
Sand
ENCORE:
Mountains in the Mist [1],
Back on the Train [2],
Bathtub Gin[1]
“Mountains in the Mist” and “Bathtub Gin” were duets with Mike on electric bass and Trey on acoustic guitar. “Back on the Train” was a duet with both Mike and Trey on acoustic guitars.
SET 1:
In the Wee Wee Hours,
Burlap Sack and Pumps,
Small Axe,
I Done Done It,
Moesha,
Tube Top Flop,
O-o-h Child,
The Way I Feel,
Simple Twist Up Dave >
First Tube
SET 2:
Cayman Review,
Mr. Completely >
Quantegy,
Last Tube
ENCORE:
Push On 'Til the Day [1]
Push On ‘Til the Day featured Marshall Allen on alto saxophone.
Carl “Gears” Gerhard performed on trumpet for the entire show. Before the show started, Trey introduced Carl and noted that this gig was exactly ten years to the day since the last time the entire Giant Country Horns had performed together; the actual last performance of the GCH with Phish was July 27, 1991. The “Jam” in the second set was based on the theme that emerged out of the jam in “Jibboo.” Trey performed “Ray Dawn Balloon” and “Driver” solo, acoustic.
SET 1:
Simple Twist Up Dave,
Happy Coffee Song,
Last Tube,
Tube Top Flop,
Mozambique,
Cayman Review,
Nothing But an 'E' Thing,
Alive Again
SET 2:
Money, Love and Change ->
Plasma [1] >
When,
Sand
ENCORE:
At the Gazebo,
Push On 'Til the Day
Plasma was incomplete.
SET 1:
Burlap Sack and Pumps,
Acting the Devil,
Cayman Review,
Last Tube,
Drifting
SET 2:
Mozambique,
Moesha >
Sidewalks of San Francisco ->
Plasma,
In the Wee Wee Hours,
First Tube,
Andre the Giant,
Money, Love and Change,
At the Gazebo,
Mr. Completely,
Push On 'Til the Day
ENCORE:
Ether Sunday
“Ether Sunday” included band intros and a shout-out to Trey’s dad who was in attendance.
Happy Birthday was dedicated to lighting director
Chris Kuroda. At a shade over 48 minutes, this Mr. Completely jam represented almost double the previously longest TAB jam to date.
SET 1:
Simple Twist Up Dave,
Money, Love and Change,
Acting the Devil,
Alive Again,
Last Tube
SET 2:
Burlap Sack and Pumps,
The Way I Feel >
Cayman Review,
Ether Sunday,
Sand,
Drifting,
Andre the Giant,
Push On 'Til the Day
ENCORE:
Moesha
John Medeski performed on keyboards for the entire show, in addition to regular TAB keyboardist
Ray Paczkowski. Trey joined in as the third keyboardist for “Sand.”
Soundcheck: Push on ‘Til the Day, Tube Top Flop, Simple Twist Up Dave, Money Love and Change, At the Barbeque, Nothing But an ‘E’ Thing, Sidewalks of San Francisco
SET 1:
Push On 'Til the Day,
Tube Top Flop,
Acting the Devil,
Small Axe,
Simple Twist Up Dave,
Nothing But an 'E' Thing,
Cayman Review,
Last Tube
SET 2:
Moesha >
Quantegy,
Burlap Sack and Pumps [1],
Money, Love and Change,
Flock of Words,
Mr. Completely,
At the Gazebo,
Drifting
ENCORE:
First Tube
John Medeski performed on keyboards for the entire show; regular TAB keyboardist
Ray Paczkowski did not perform at this gig. During “Last Tube,” Trey thanked the audience, calling Alpine Valley “the best place to play in the whole world.” “Burlap Sack and Pumps” contained an extended (~five minute) jam with just Trey and John Medeski.
SET 1:
Mozambique,
Cayman Review,
Happy Coffee Song,
Last Tube,
Windora Bug,
Burlap Sack and Pumps,
Money, Love and Change
SET 2:
Sand,
When,
Mr. Completely,
Gotta Jibboo,
Andre the Giant,
Ray Dawn Balloon [1],
Bathtub Gin[1]
ENCORE:
Moesha [2]
Trey performed “Ray Dawn Balloon” and “Bathtub Gin” solo acoustic. “Moesha” contained the following added lyrics: “Moesha me down, Moesha me up, Moesha me Avalanche, Moesha me cup, Moesha me rocks, Moesha me red, Moesha me live, Moesha me dead, Moesha me straight, Moesha me gay, Moesha me Jerry, Moesha me Trey.”
SET 1:
Burlap Sack and Pumps,
Acting the Devil,
Last Tube,
Quantegy,
Moesha,
Alive Again,
Come on Baby Let's Go Downtown >
First Tube
SET 2:
Simple Twist Up Dave,
Money, Love and Change >
Every Story Ends in Stone,
Sidewalks of San Francisco >
Flock of Words,
Mr. Completely,
Drifting,
Push On 'Til the Day
ENCORE:
At the Gazebo
Come On Baby Let’s Go Downtown was dedicated to “Jill.”
SET 1:
Last Tube,
Cayman Review,
Alive Again,
Flock of Words,
Burlap Sack and Pumps,
The Way I Feel,
Moesha
SET 2:
Simple Twist Up Dave,
Tube Top Flop,
Money, Love and Change,
Samson Variation [1],
Plasma [2],
Quantegy >
Sand,
At the Gazebo
ENCORE:
Mr. Completely
During “Samson Variation” Trey playfully chided
Andy Moroz, who had to run back to the band room to get his music for the song; Trey suggested that the audience focus in on the trombone part to make sure it is perfect. This gig featured the debut of “Plasma,” that Trey said was written backstage that very day.
SET 1:
Burlap Sack and Pumps,
Moesha,
Acting the Devil,
Alive Again,
Happy Coffee Song,
I Done Done It,
Windora Bug,
Last Tube
SET 2:
Money, Love and Change >
Sidewalks of San Francisco,
Every Story Ends in Stone,
Mr. Completely,
Simple Twist Up Dave,
Drifting,
Andre the Giant,
Push On 'Til the Day
ENCORE:
First Tube
SET 1:
Mozambique,
Moesha,
Last Tube,
Alive Again,
Money, Love and Change,
At the Barbecue,
Sidewalks of San Francisco
SET 2:
Cayman Review,
Burlap Sack and Pumps,
Every Story Ends in Stone,
Mr. Completely >
Quantegy,
Drifting >
Flock of Words,
First Tube,
Push On 'Til the Day
ENCORE:
At the Gazebo
After “Money, Love and Change” Trey offered his thanks to the audience “for supporting the important cause of new music” and supporting their performance of an almost entirely new repertoire. Tony started “Push On ‘Til the Day” by playing “Sand” instead.
SET 1:
Mozambique,
Moesha,
Alive Again,
Happy Coffee Song,
Flock of Words,
Last Tube [1],
Cayman Review,
Push On 'Til the Day
SET 2:
The Way I Feel >
Gotta Jibboo,
Burlap Sack and Pumps >
When [2],
Money, Love and Change,
Andre the Giant,
Mr. Completely >
Sand
ENCORE:
At the Gazebo,
At the Barbecue,
Will It Go Round in Circles
Trey dedicated “Last Tube” to the surfers catching the “last tube” of the day. This show marked the debut of “When.”
SET 1:
Cayman Review [1],
Last Tube,
Moesha[1],
Every Story Ends in Stone[1],
Push On 'Til the Day,
Quantegy[1],
At the Gazebo,
Mr. Completely[1]
SET 2:
Burlap Sack and Pumps,
Money, Love and Change[1],
Mozambique,
Drifting,
Alive Again[1],
Flock of Words[1],
Simple Twist Up Dave[1]
ENCORE:
First Tube
Seth Yacovone Band opened. This show was quasi-stealth and announced only 24 hours in advance. Though members of Trey’s summer touring ensemble,
Russell Remington and
Ray Paczkowski were absent from this one show. “Alive Again,” “Cayman Review,” “Every Story Ends in Stone,” “Flock of Words,” “Mr. Completely,” “Moesha,” “Money, Love and Change,” “Quantegy,” and “Simple Twist Up Dave” were all debuts. Trey humorously mis-identified the debut of “Every Story Ends in Stone” as “Every Story Has a Stone.” Before “At the Gazebo” Trey told of watching that morning’s Forth of July parade and having a fantasy about taking the TAB horns section on a float, moving along and playing this song.
SET 1:
Gotta Jibboo,
Acting the Devil,
Come on Baby Let's Go Downtown [1],
Burlap Sack and Pumps,
It Makes No Difference,
Drifting,
Nothing But an 'E' Thing,
I Done Done It,
O-o-h Child
SET 2:
Happy Coffee Song,
In the Wee Wee Hours,
Push On 'Til the Day >
Tube Top Flop,
The Way I Feel,
The Chicken,
Sand
ENCORE:
Back on the Train [2],
Bathtub Gin[2],
Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours
Trey dedicated “Come on Baby Let’s Go Downtown” to his friends Chris and Kevin. Trey performed “Back on the Train” and “Bathtub Gin” solo, acoustic. This second Fox Theatre show was not originally scheduled as part of the tour; it was added the day before, with tickets going on sale at midnight the day before the gig. “Sand” included extended thanks from Trey to
Paul, the crew, and the fans.
SET 1:
Strawberry Fields Forever,
Mozambique,
Will It Go Round in Circles,
Burlap Sack and Pumps [1],
Tops Off[1],
Ether Sunday[1],
Mellow Mood[1],
Aqui Como Alla
SET 2:
First Tube >
Push On 'Til the Day >
Tube Top Flop,
Drifting,
Windora Bug,
Sand >
I Want to Take You Higher >
Last Tube
ENCORE:
At the Gazebo
Joey Sommerville added an extra trumpet from “Burlap Sack and Pumps” through “Mellow Mood.” During “Last Tube” Tony announced that since they were having such a great time on tour that TAB would play again the next night and that tickets would go on sale at midnight.
SET 1:
Push On 'Til the Day >
Tube Top Flop,
It Makes No Difference,
Mozambique,
In the Wee Wee Hours,
Nothing But an 'E' Thing,
I Done Done It,
Mellow Mood,
The Way I Feel,
First Tube >
Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours
SET 2:
Burlap Sack and Pumps,
Will It Go Round in Circles,
Drifting,
Small Axe,
Sidewalks of San Francisco,
Ether Sunday,
Sand
ENCORE:
Strawberry Fields Forever [1],
Back on the Train [2],
Ray Dawn Balloon [3],
At the Gazebo
This show featured the TAB debut of Strawberry Fields Forever. Trey performed Strawberry Fields Forever and Back on the Train solo acoustic. Ray Dawn Balloon was an acoustic duet with Trey and Tony.
SET 1:
When the Saints Go Marching In [1],
Mozambique,
I Done Done It,
O-o-h Child,
The Chicken,
Push On 'Til the Day >
Tube Top Flop,
Ether Sunday,
Noodle Rave Daddio,
Come on Baby Let's Go Downtown,
Burlap Sack and Pumps,
Happiness in My Pants [2],
Mountains in the Mist [3],
At the Gazebo
SET 2:
Drifting,
First Tube >
I Want to Take You Higher,
Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 >
Gotta Jibboo,
The Way I Feel,
Sweet Dreams Melinda [4] >
Windora Bug,
Aqui Como Alla
ENCORE:
Hard Hearted [5],
Possum [6],
Yellow Submarine [7]
This show featured the debut of Sweet Dreams Melinda (introduced by its original name "Til I Met You") and the TAB debuts of When the Saints Come Marching In. Hard Hearted, and Yellow Submarine.The band marched in through the crowd wearing marching band uniforms for the opening When the Saints Come Marching In. Trey and Tony were on acoustic for Happiness In My Pants with Russ. Trey performed Mountains in the Mist solo acoustic. Mike sat in for the entire encore. Mike and Trey only performed on Hard Hearted and Possum, both on acoustic guitars. Following Yellow Submarine, the crowd continued to sing the chorus as the entire band marched out the same way they came in.
SET 1:
Small Axe,
Mozambique,
I Done Done It,
Push On 'Til the Day >
Tube Top Flop,
Ether Sunday,
Burlap Sack and Pumps,
Gotta Jibboo,
Come on Baby Let's Go Downtown,
The Landlady [1],
It Makes No Difference,
Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours
SET 2:
Drifting,
Nothing But an 'E' Thing,
Sidewalks of San Francisco >
Acting the Devil,
First Tube >
Sand,
At the Gazebo,
Strange Design [2],
Everyday [3],
Three Little Birds[3],
Whatever Gets You Thru the Night [4]
ENCORE:
I Want to Take You Higher[4]
This show the TAB debuts of The Landlady (which contained an instrumental intro section), Everyday, Three Little Birds, Whatever Gets You Thru the Night, and I Want to Take You Higher. Dave Matthews performed on Everyday through the end of the show. Both Trey and Dave performed Everyday and Three Little Birds on acoustic guitar. Trey also played acoustic on At the Gazebo and solo acoustic on Strange Design.
SET 1:
In the Wee Wee Hours,
Mozambique,
Push On 'Til the Day >
Tube Top Flop,
It Makes No Difference,
Burlap Sack and Pumps,
I Done Done It,
Nothing But an 'E' Thing,
Drifting
SET 2:
The Chicken [1] >
Gotta Jibboo,
Sidewalks of San Francisco,
Aqui Como Alla,
Back on the Train [2],
Wading in the Velvet Sea[2],
At the Gazebo,
O-o-h Child,
Last Tube,
The Way I Feel,
First Tube
ENCORE:
Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours
The show featured the TAB debut of The Chicken. Trey performed Back on the Train and Wading in the Velvet Sea solo acoustic.
SET 1:
The Way I Feel,
Mozambique,
Acting the Devil,
It Makes No Difference,
First Tube,
Burlap Sack and Pumps,
Aqui Como Alla,
Ray Dawn Balloon [1],
Bathtub Gin [2],
At the Barbecue,
At the Gazebo,
Will It Go Round in Circles
SET 2:
Come on Baby Let's Go Downtown >
Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours,
Sand,
Ether Sunday,
Noodle Rave Daddio,
Nothing But an 'E' Thing,
Windora Bug >
Gotta Jibboo
ENCORE:
Mellow Mood
Trey and Tony performed Ray Dawn Balloon as an acoustic duet. Trey performed Bathtub Gin solo acoustic.
SET 1:
Small Axe [1],
Nothing But an 'E' Thing,
It Makes No Difference,
Burlap Sack and Pumps,
Acting the Devil,
At the Gazebo,
Andre the Giant [2],
Tops Off,
Mozambique,
Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours[1]
SET 2:
Push On 'Til the Day >
Tube Top Flop,
Windora Bug >
Gotta Jibboo,
Mellow Mood,
Ether Sunday,
Sand
ENCORE:
Ray Dawn Balloon [3],
Driver[3],
Strange Design[3],
Drifting
This show featured the debut of the new arrangement of Andre the Giant and the TAB debuts of Small Axe and Signed Sealed Delivered, I’m Yours. Nothing But an 'E' Thing was dedicated to Trey’s dad. Trey performed Ray Dawn Balloon through Strange Design solo acoustic. While tuning before Driver, Trey noted his two “tuning heroes:” Leo Kottke, and “the greatest tuner ever,” Jimi Hendrix.
SET 1:
Mozambique,
The Way I Feel,
Push On 'Til the Day >
Tube Top Flop,
It Makes No Difference,
Burlap Sack and Pumps,
Gotta Jibboo,
At the Gazebo [1],
Back on the Train [2]
SET 2:
In the Wee Wee Hours,
Mellow Mood,
Sand,
Ether Sunday,
Rainy Day Women #12 & 35,
O-o-h Child,
Happiness in My Pants [3],
First Tube [4]
ENCORE:
Sidewalks of San Francisco[4],
Will It Go Round in Circles[4]
Trey played on acoustic guitar with the full band on At the Barbeque and At the Gazebo. Trey performed Back on the Train solo acoustic. Trey and Tony were on acoustic with Russ for Happiness In My Pants. Page sat in playing Trey’s keyboard on First Tube through the end of the show and added vocals on Will it Go Round in Circles.
TAB were the musical guests on Late Night with Conan O’Brien. After Push On ‘Til the Day, Conan thanked the band, which then played the first few bars of Tube Top Flop as the show cut to commercial.
SET 1:
In the Wee Wee Hours [1],
Push On 'Til the Day >
Tube Top Flop,
Ether Sunday,
Mozambique,
Gotta Jibboo >
Burlap Sack and Pumps,
Guyute [2]
SET 2:
Rainy Day Women #12 & 35[1],
Sand,
It Makes No Difference,
Mellow Mood[1],
Happy Coffee Song [3],
Nothing But an 'E' Thing[3],
At the Gazebo [4],
Drifting
ENCORE:
Will It Go Round in Circles
This show marked the debuts of Happy Coffee Song and Nothing But an 'E' Thing and the TAB debuts of In the Wee Wee Hours, Rainy Day Women #12 and 35, and Mellow Mood. Gotta Jibboo contained Burlap Sack and Pumps teases from Trey and the horns. Trey performed Guyute solo acoustic. The Happy Coffee Song was dedicated to sound engineer Paul Languedoc. At the Gazebo also featured Trey acoustic.
SET 1:
Mozambique,
The Way I Feel [1],
It Makes No Difference [2],
Burlap Sack and Pumps[1],
I Done Done It[2],
Push On 'Til the Day[1] >
Tube Top Flop[1],
Back on the Train [3],
Happiness in My Pants [4],
First Tube >
Will It Go Round in Circles
SET 2:
O-o-h Child,
Sidewalks of San Francisco[1],
Drifting[1],
Noodle Rave Daddio[1] >
Sand,
At the Barbecue[1],
At the Gazebo [5],
Ray Dawn Balloon [6],
Acting the Devil[2],
Ether Sunday[1]
ENCORE:
Windora Bug,
Last Tube
This tour opening performance included the debuts of The Way I Feel, Burlap Sack and Pumps, Push On 'Til the Day, Tube Top Flop, Sidewalks of San Francisco, Drifting, Noodle Rave Daddio, At the Barbeque, At the Gazebo, Ray Dawn Balloon, and Ether Sunday as well as the TAB debuts of It Makes No Difference, I Done Done It, and Acting the Devil. Dave teased Pass the Peas in Burlap Sack and Pumps. Trey performed Back on the Train and Ray Dawn Balloon solo acoustic. After Back on the Train, Trey quoted and teased Cosmik Debris after a fan called out the song. Trey and Tony played acoustic on Happiness in My Pants (with Russ) and At the Gazebo (with horns). Dave teased Eleanor Rigby in Sidewalks of San Francisco. Ray Dawn Balloon was introduced as Waves. This show marked the first TAB performance with horns.
Vermont Senator Patrick Leahy provided introductory remarks before the first set. Elements of this performance were officially released as a now out-of-print VHS. Trey joined the Vermont Youth Orchestra, conducted by Troy Peters, on electric guitar for the Ernie Stires composition Chat Rooms (i. The Blue Room; ii. The Green Room; iii. The Red Room) and the Stires/Anastasio composition Samson Riffs (i. Samson Riff, ii. Samson Variation, iii. Samson Counterpoint). Trey performed acoustic guitar for The Inlaw Josie Wales with featured accompaniment by Adriane Post and Jane Kittredge on violins, Anja Jokela on viola, and Indigo Ruth-Davis on cello.
Trey joined the Vermont Youth Orchestra, conducted by Troy Peters, on electric guitar for the world premiere of the Ernie Stires composition Chat Rooms (i. The Blue Room; ii. The Green Room; iii. The Red Room) and the Stires/Anastasio composition Samson Riffs (i. Samson Riff, ii. Samson Variation, iii. Samson Counterpoint). The debut of Guyute (Orchestral) – on which Trey did not perform – featured a reintegration of this original 1992 piece that had in the Phish repertoire evolved as My Friend My Friend. Trey performed acoustic guitar for The Inlaw Josie Wales with featured accompaniment by Adriane Post and Jane Kittredge on violins, Anja Jokela on viola, and Indigo Ruth-Davis on cello. This recording of Guyute (Orchestral) was later released on The Mockingbird Foundation's Phish tribute album, Sharin' in the Groove.
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