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This gig was billed as "Mike Gordon's Magic Hat Summer Variety Show." The first Andelmans' Yard featured stilt dancers. Dig Further Down included an Entrance of the Gladiators tease from Tom and featured flag dancers and spinners. Kryermaten featured jugglers. The jam after the second Ain't Love Funny featured a plate spinner. The second Andelmans' Yard and Morphing Again were performed acoustic. Tom teased Home on the Range, the theme from Close Encounters of the Third Kind, and the theme from Star Trek in the third Andelmans' Yard. Things That Make You Go Hmmm... featured Dizzy Lizzy on hula hoop and including a Somewhere Over the Rainbow tease from Tom in the ensuing jam. The fourth Andelmans' Yard featured four acrobatic dancers on stage as well as acrobatic dancers on an elevated stage. During Voices, Mike had a rose placed in his mouth and had it sliced off with a bullwhip. Two aerialists were also above the stage during Voices. Entrance of Gladiators was teased by Tom and Mike in Voices.
The Mike Gordon debut of Born on the Bayou featured Mike's tour manager, Chris Friday, on vocals. DeLeon opened. 
William Powell was performed as an acoustic duet by Mike and guest Leo Kottke. Leo joined the whole band for acoustic renditions of Living In the Country and Rings. Michael Williams sat in on bass trumpet for the encore. DeLeon opened. 
Midnight and Bury Me Beneath the Willow were performed acoustic. DeLeon opened. 
DeLeon opened.
 This show featured the Mike Gordon debut of No One Receiving. DeLeon opened.
Marco Benevento opened and sat in on keyboards for Takin' It to the Streets. Radar Blip and Alphabet Street featured Jenny Hill on alto saxophone. Fonzworth Bentley sat in on the Mike Gordon debut of "Brawlin."
This single set performance was part of the innagural Outside Lands Music and Arts Festival that also featured Radiohead, Beck, Primus and Wilco, among many others.
This gig included the debut of Pretend and the Mike Gordon debut of Think. Think featured Emily Grogan on vocals.
This show featured the Mike Gordon debuts of The Curtain With and Rock Steady. Emily Grogan provided additional vocals on Rock Steady.
This free shiw was part of the Lake Champlain Maritime Festival and also featured an appearance by Bernie Sanders. On a Bad Day and Milwaukee Here I Come featured Brett Hughes on guitar vocals and Marie Claire on vocals. Andelmans' Yard through Makisupa Policeman featured Page on keyboards.
This free show was part of the "Thursday at the Square" performance series.
The Bridge opened and performed on the Mike Gordon debut of Spanish Moon. On a Bad Day, Bury Me Beneath the Willow, and I'm A Little Bit Lonesome were performed acoustic with Andy Cartoun on banjo. Radar Blip and Things That Make You Go Hmmm... featured Pamela Fleming on trumpet and Jenny Hill on alto saxophone.
The Bridge opened.
After performing his set with TAB, Trey joined Jack Johnson on guitar for Mudfootball during Johnson's headlining set at the All Points West Music and Arts Festival.
This single set performance was part of the inaugural All Points West Music and Arts Festival that also featured Radiohead, The New Pornographers and The Roots. Trey also sat in with Jack Johnson during his headlining set.

SET 1: Hammer & Nails, Slackjaw Jezebel, Rocking Horse, Banks of the Deep End, I'll Be the One, Brighter Days, Like Flies, Soulshine

SET 2: Sugaree [1], Death Don't Have No Mercy, Fallen Down,

Mike and Scott sat in on Sugaree.
This opening set was in support of Gov't Mule. Mike and Scott sat in during the Gov't Mule set for Sugaree.
This show consisted largely of improvised music performed by multiple combinations of musicians. The main participants for this show were: Fish (drums); Matt Butler (conductor, percussion); Dan Archer (guitar); Ryan Montbleau (guitar); Jason Cohen (keyboards); Jamie Masefield (mandolin); Taylor McFerrin (DJ, keyboards, vocals); Mike Rivard (bass); Mister Rourke (DJ); and Geoff Scott (guitar). 
This show featured the Mike Gordon debuts of Bye Bye Baby, River Niger, and Midnight. The Bridge opened.
This show featured the debuts of Gone, Valentine, Greyhound Rising, and Light.
The Bridge opened. "Bury Me Beneath the Willow" (Woody Guthrie) was a Mike Gordon debut. "On a Bad Day," "Bury Me Beneath the Willow" and "I'm A Little Bit Lonesome" were performed acoustic. Members of The Bridge sat in with Mike's band for the "Skin It Back" (Little Feat) encore, also a Mike Gordon debut. 
The Bridge opened. "I'm Deranged" (David Bowie) was a Mike Gordon debut.
This free in-store appearance at the Plan 9 record store was performed entirely acoustic.
The Bridge opened. This gig featured the Mike Gordon debuts of "On a Bad Day" (Kasey Chambers) and "Rhymes" (Al Green). "Morphing Again" was performed acoustic.
This show featured the debut of Sound and the Mike Gordon debuts of River Niger, Things That Make You Go Hmm..., and "Takin' It to the Streets. River Niger contained a Those Were the Days tease near its end.
This solo acoustic set was part of the Newport Folk Festival. This show featured the debut of the Anastasio/Marshall originals “If I Could Be a Sailor” (dedicated to “everyone on the boats out there”) and “Peggy” (dedicated to Tom).
This set was part of the Gathering of the Vibes that also featured Phil Lesh & Friends, Dark Star Orchestra and Zappa Plays Zappa, among many others. The set was shortened a bit due to a torrential rainstorm earlier in the day. "Crumblin' Bones" contained "Rhapsody in Blue" and "Entrance of the Gladiators" teases. Bill Kreutzmann sat in on drums for "Traveled Too Far" and "The Walls of Time."
Mike sat in with STS9 on bass for a mid-set jam.
This show was a part of the Mile High Music Festival. This setlist is incomplete.
This set was part of the All Good Music Festival that also featured Mike GordonPhil Lesh & Friends, and Widespread Panic. Mike joined The Bridge on bass for their original "Bad Locomotive."
This set was part of the All Good Music Festival that also featured Phil Lesh & FriendsWidespread Panic and Grace Potter and the Nocturnals, among many others.
This set was part of the Rothbury Festival. Trey performed this set solo acoustic, excepting "BDTNL" through "Chalk Dust" where he was joined by Mike on bass. Before "Mountains in the Mist" Trey related a story about how he was asleep in the car on the way to this gig, and when he woke there was a sign that said "Welcome to Whitehall;" he dedicated the song to all the people in Whitehall. This show featured the debuts of "Backwards Down the Number Line" and "Alaska." Trey introduced "BDTNL" as a song written by Tom that arrived in the mail on his birthday and is "about getting younger or something." After "BDTNL" Trey asked the crowd to give it up for Mike who he "had just taught that song five minutes before coming out." 
This set was part of the Rothbury Festival that also featured Phil Lesh & Friends, Dave Matthews Band, Widespread Panic, Primus and Trey Anastasio, among many others. Trey sat in on guitar for "Cruel World" and "Meat;" Trey and Fishman (on drums) sat in for "She Said, She Said." "Meat" contained a "Streets of Cairo" tease.
This set was part of the Rothbury Festival. Fish sat in with Yonder Mountain String Band from "Robots" through the end of the show.
This set was part of the High Sierra Music Festival that also featuresd Bob Weir & Ratdog, Gov't Mule, Charlie Hunter Trio and Michael Franti & Spearhead, among many others. The Tom Cleary-penned "Crumblin' Bones" was a debut. Ivan Neville sat in on organ for "Meat" and the debut of the Mike original "Jaded."
Bow Thayer & Perfect Trainwreck opened. This tour-opening gig feautured the first performance of the Mike Gordon touring ensemble of Scott Murawski, Craig Myers, Tom Cleary and Todd Isler. Every song in this show was an original or cover debut except "Cruel World" (Max Creek) and Ain't Love Funny" (J.J. Cale): Mike Gordon originals "Another Door," "Traveled Too Far," "Voices," "Andelmans' Yard," "Dig Further Down," and the Phish original "Meat," "Kryermaten" (Todd Isler), "La La La" (Tranquility Bass), "The Walls of Time" (Bill Monroe, Peter Rowan), "She Said She Said" (The Beatles), and "The Time for Loving Is Now" (The Mustangs).
Trey sat in for part of Robert Randolph & The Family Band's performance opening for Eric Clapton.
Mike sat in with Dark Star Orchestra on bass for "Space" -> "The Other One." The band sang "Happy Birthday" to Mike before the encore.
Mike sat in with Dark Star Orchestra on bass for "U.S. Blues."
There is no known setlist or circulating recorording.
This performance was part of the Jammys, at which Phish received a lifetime achievment award. Page led a group of musicians including bassist Christian McBride, drummer Roy Haynes, saxophonist James Carter and trumpeter Nicholas Payton through "Magilla" and "Cars Trucks Buses." The Headcount All-Stars (Marc Brownstein, Jon Gutwillig, Kyle Hollingsworth, Jake Cinninger and Joe Russo) ended the evening with a tribute set that included "Wilson," "Antelope," "2001" and "Maze."
Trey joined the Fab Faux and Joan Osborne for the above songs, performed as part of the 2008 Jammys Awards. Phish received a lifetime achievment Jammy earlier in the night and the Headcount All-Stars (consisting of Marc Brownstein, Jon Gutwillig, Kyle Hollingsworth, Jake Cinninger and Joe Russo) ended the evening with a short set of Phish standards ("Wilson," "Antelope," "2001" and "Maze").
Mike sat in on bass for the whole show, that was in support of the headliner, Dumpstaphunk.

SET 1: Smokestack Lightnin', Wandering Child, Dear Prudence, That's What Love Will Make You Do, Perfect Shelter, Spanish Moon, Death Don't Have No Mercy, Brighter Days

SET 2: Child Of The Earth, Grinnin' In Your Face, A Million Miles From Yesterday, Nutbush City Limits, Whole Lotta Love, Ain't No Love In The Heart Of The City, Streamline Woman, Brand New Angel, Loser [1] > Terrapin Station Jam[1] > Loser[1], I'm A Ran, Unblow Your Horn/Reblow Your Mind, I Walk On Guilded Splinters, Larger Than Life, Sco-Mule, Intro, Nule,

Loser featured Mike on bass and Steve Molitz on keys.
Mike sat in for several songs during this late night performance.
This set was part of the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival and took place on the Acura Stage (full setlist). Page sat in on keyboards for "Fixin' to Die."

SET 1: Unknown Instrumental > Unknown Instrumental, Fire On the Bayou [1] > Unknown Song, Cars > Pull Up to the Bumper > Lady Marmalade, Mother Funk Y'all [2], The Hype and The Hoopla [3], It Ain't No Use[1] > Cissy Strut [4], Unknown Instrumental, The World Is So Crazy, Most Events Aren't Planned [5]

Page joined Russell Batiste and Friends for the entire show.  In addition to Page, the core band consisted of Russell Batiste (drums), Kenny Kane (bass), Tom Fitzpatrick (tenor sax), MC (trumpet), 909 (tenor sax), Kako (keyboards), KC Jr Ian (guitar), Rita Batiste (vocals), and Tiffany Jackson (vocals). "Fire on the Bayou" and "It Ain't No Use" feautured Leo Nocentelli and Jason Neville. Leo Nocentelli also appeared on "The Hype and the Hoopla." "Mother Funk Y'all" featured Oteil Burbridge. "Cissy Strut" featured Mike Gordon, Leo Nocentelli and DJ Logic. The instrumental that followed also featured Mike, along with Bernie Worrell. "The World is So Crazy" featured "Willie Soul Singer" and Oteil Burbridge. "Most Events Aren't Planned" featured Eric Krasno.
This set was part of the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival.
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