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Understanding 9/11Furthur Live at Penns Peak on 2010-06-29
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1st Set
Opening Jam>
Greatest Story Ever Told>
Promised Land
Reuben And Cherise>
Pride Of Cucamunga
Cassidy
Duprees Diamond Blues
Easy Wind>
New Speedway Boogie
2nd Set
Lost Sailor>
Saint Of Circumstance>
Hes gone>
Passenger
Dancin in The Streets>
Estimated Prophet>
Black peter>
Gimmie Some Lovin>
Turn On Your Lovelight
Encore
Phils Donar Speech
Revolution
Opening Jam>
Greatest Story Ever Told>
Promised Land
Reuben And Cherise>
Pride Of Cucamunga
Cassidy
Duprees Diamond Blues
Easy Wind>
New Speedway Boogie
2nd Set
Lost Sailor>
Saint Of Circumstance>
Hes gone>
Passenger
Dancin in The Streets>
Estimated Prophet>
Black peter>
Gimmie Some Lovin>
Turn On Your Lovelight
Encore
Phils Donar Speech
Revolution
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| Greatest Story Ever Told |
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| The Promised Land |
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| Reuben and Cherise |
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| Pride of Cucamunga |
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| Cassidy |
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| Dupree's Diamond Blues |
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| Easy Wind |
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| New Speedway Boogie |
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| Lost Sailor |
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| Saint Of Circumstance |
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| He's Gone |
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| Passenger |
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| Estimated Prophet |
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| Black Peter |
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| Gimmie Some Lovin' |
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| Turn On Your Lovelight |
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| Donor Rap |
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| Revolution |
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Notes
Recorded in The Taping Section Right Of Center
Mics at 12ft. spaced at 3ft. apart
Reviews
Reviewer:
philingroovie2
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June 27, 2015
Subject: The Whistler
Subject: The Whistler
Just wanted to give a shout out to the J O that was whistling through this entire show. We know where you are and your time is limited. This was IMO one of the best shows they did in there entire run. 999 people had a chance to go. I think this was the smallest most personal show I have ever been to.
