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Phil Lesh and Friends Live at Maritime Hall on 2001-02-18

by Phil Lesh and Friends

Publication date: 2001-02-18 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: PhilLeshandFriends

Band/Artist: Phil Lesh and Friends

Dancin'>
Scarlet>
Dancin'>
Milestones>
Duprees
Bertha Caution Jam>
Dear Mr. Fantasy >
Dark Star (v1)>
Tomorrow Never Knows >
Dark Star (v2)>
Wharf Rat >
Viola Lee Blues>
In the Midnight Hour >
Viola Lee Blues

Encore:
Strawberry Fields >
GDTRFB >
Comes A Time >
And We Bid You Goodnight

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Digital Soundboard Recording
Downloaded for free at www. phillesh.net.
Copyright 2001 - Cygnus Productions, LLC.
jsalino@home.com

Addeddate: 2005-03-16 13:48:22

Has_mp3: 0

Identifier: 2001-02-18.paf.sbd.philleshnet.3735.sbeok.flacf

Itemtype: concert

Location: San Francisco, California

Shndiscs: 2

Source: Official Soundboard Recording

Type: sound

Venue: Maritime Hall

Year: 2001

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Reviewer: leshsound - - January 29, 2024
Subject: Milestones and Caution Jam

I was all but the first of this run. Just incredible, high level professional playing throughout. The Milestones for this run REALLY stands out. Just listened to the original by Miles. If this isn’t as good or better - you’re crazy. Phil Lesh on bass, incredible jazz guitarist Jimmy Herring, improvisational player FORCED to play strict jazz Warren Haynes, John Molo! And I don’t care what you say but incredible jazz playing by Rob Barraco.

The entire series of shows was just high level professional and improvisational musicianship —— AND Phil released the soundboards!

Download this. Important music. Cheers!

Reviewer: RonaldBC1945 - - July 4, 2016
Subject: WOW! What a show!

I've been to a lot of Dead shows and numerous Phil and Friends and JGB shows too. This show is the 4th in a run of 4 shows at the Maritime Hall. And it is one of the best shows I have ever attended. It is a prime example of Phil with the Quintet. It has a magnificent set list and great jamming. It is simply awesome. Listening to the archive copy gave me a sense of its greatness. Every synonym is Roget's Thesaurus for awesome would fit this show. Thank you Phil and the Quintet for a real fine time.

Reviewer: dave the wall - - April 4, 2006
Subject: among the best

Awesome performance, awesome setlist.
I know people love Trey, Kimock, Trucks, what have you. But this P&F lineup with Warren and Jimmy on guitar and Barraco on keys has the best chemistry, most polish. (and Phil doesn't sing as much!)
Of all the P&F sbds, this is definitely among the best.

Reviewer: Jinglebell Rainbow - - April 3, 2006
Subject: Tremnedous

Any Show that starts off with a 25 minute Dancin in the Street is going to have the potential for a tremendous show. This is the Rosetta Stone of Phil Lesh and Friends show. The jams are phenomenal. This is one of my all-time favorite Phil Shows. The sound is pristine. Not a bad song on the whole show. The only bummer is We Bid you a Goodnight cannot fit on the 3rd Disk This show is a must have for any Phil and friends show. Great Jamming.

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