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Versions - Different performances of the song by the same artist

Compilations - Other albums which feature this performance of the song

Covers - Performances of a song with the same name by different artists

Song Title	Versions	Compilations	Covers
Dark Star intro > #
Jam >
China Cat Sunflower >
I Know You Rider
Loser
Deep Elem Blues
Dear Prudence
They Love Each Other
tuning > Help On the Way >
Slipknot! >
Let It Grow
Scarlet Begonias
Dark Star >
Playing In the Band
E: donor rap, band intros, Peter Shapiro mentioned by Phil
E: Brokedown Palace

Notes

Phil Lesh (Philip Chapman Lesh) - bass, vox, b.vox
Jason Crosby - keys, organ, fiddle, vox, b.vox
Eric Krasno (Eric Peter Krasno) - guitar, vox, b.vox
Grahame Lesh - guitar, vox, b.vox
John Molo - drums, percussion
James Casey - tenor saxophone, vox, b.vox
Jennifer Hartswick - trumpet, vox, b.vox

Source: AKG 451's > Zoom H5
Location: Just to the right of the SBD stand at 12'

Mike Buzzeo NOTES:
--This was an excellent show!
--With that said I have something to say about this show. Phil did not seem 100% tonight. So, for one thing, Phil had to sit down to play for the encore & then after that he had to be helped to take his bass off. Listen to his vocal at the begining of "Dark Star" his voice was not much above a whisper. Then, at the end, he made a point of telling the audience that his friend Peter Shapiro was there on stage watching tonight.
--There was/is no official announcement, but we were left wondering if perhaps we were seeing the last Phil & friends show.

epluribusunum comment:
--I took video during "Deep Elem Blues" the entire thing from a great vantage point using a very good camera telescoping lens a Leica C-Lux. I have hesitated to upload since Jennifer Hartwick is so I feel overdoing it. Based on this comment I will though...look for my yt channel painterphilippe. It seems Phil's picking hand is straining to pick out & pattern the strings on his Modulus. He also for sure needed a tech to sling his bass over his shoulder at the beginning of the show. Note I thought he did "ok", but I left as they transitioned into "Let It Grow", none of the other band member were doing it for me, the whole dynamic bandwidth of the sax, two guitars, and keys was extremely redundant and I wasn't enamored of Grahame's vocals or really playing non plus. You can really see Phil on my video the whole time yes he seemed a little unsteady especially compared to the show in Portland last year. Will that have been the last PHF show? Dunno, but his legacy as a bass player can never be trammeled with history's greatest the end. Love to you tonight Phillip Chapman Lesh. From a fellow Frater Philippe

vg NOTES (9/28/2023):
--Thanks so much to Mike Buzzeo for recording & sharing this Phil Lesh & Friends 2023 show. Absolutely Appreciated!!
--this turned out to be James Casey's final show ever (RIP)
--I corrected some song titles toward how they appear on the original albums
--added the band member info
--added some more detail to the setlist info
--added some more detail to the venue info
--https://www.westvillemusicbowl.com/
--created an md5 checksum file
--created an ffp checksum file
--added the ffp fingerprints to the text file
--added some nice pics of the venue, a poster of the tour & 3 from the gig itself
--I left the original text file in here, renamed as 'originalinfo'