SET 1: Spanish Moon, Bird Song, Call Me the Breeze, People Say, On Broadway, Green River, Peaches en Regalia [1], Trouble Every Day [2], Cosmik Debris [3], Bamboozled by Love[1], Smoke on the Water [4], We're an American Band [5], Back in the U.S.S.R.[4]
This performance was part of "Celebrating Sergei: An Analog Outpouring" in memory of long-time Nectar's sound engineer Sergei Ushakov who had passed away the prior month. Spanish Moon, Bird Song, People Say, On Broadway, and Peaches en Regalia through Bamboozled by Love featured Jake Whitesell on saxophone. Spanish Moon, People Say, On Broadway, and Peaches en Regalia through Bamboozled by Love featured Dave Grippo on saxophone. Spanish Moon and Bird Song featured Marshall Dominguez on guitar. Call Me the Breeze and People Say featured Rob Compa on guitar. On Broadway featured Lara Cwass on guitar and Ryan Montbleau on vocals. Russ Lawton was on drums for Spanish Moon through On Broadway. Green River through Back in the U.S.S.R. featured Seth Yacavone on guitar with Seth singing vocals for Green River, Trouble Every Day, Smoke on the Water, and Back in the U.S.S.R.. Green River also featured Trevor Ainsworth on drums. Peaches en Regalia through Back in the U.S.S.R. featured Fish on drums. Cosmik Debris featured Nico D'Elisa on vocals and Jack Vignette replacing Josh Weinstein on bass. We're an American Band featured Ryan Clausen on cowbell and vocals. Dave teased Entrance of the Gladiators in People Say and Shake Your Body (Down to the Ground) in On Broadway. Bob Wagner also teased Shake Your Body (Down to the Ground) in On Broadway.
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