Savoy Truffle History

Savoy Truffle

Originally Performed By	The Beatles
Original Album	The Beatles (a.k.a. The White Album) (1968)
Appears On
Music/Lyrics	Harrison
Vocals	Trey (lead), Mike, Page (backing)
Phish Debut	1994-10-31
Last Played	1994-10-31
Current Gap	1174
Historian	Mark Toscano
Last Update	2017-02-01

History

One of George Harrison’s compositions for The Beatles’ eponymous double-LP, this skunky rocker is strangely reminiscent of Thomas Pynchon’s disturbing novel Gravity’s Rainbow. Phish injected an extra helping of juice into the already juicy composition for their 10/31/94 White Album set.

Phish, "Savoy Truffle" – 10/31/94, Glens Falls, NY

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