Trey Anastasio — Williamsburg Hall, Brooklyn, NY
Set I: Alaska, Gotta Jiboo, Peggy, Sweet Dreams Melinda, Sand, Cayman Review, Running From Yourself (possibly title), Windora Bug, Night Speaks To a Woman
Set II: Tuesday, Drifting, Backwards Down The Number Line, Spin, Spin In Circles (possible title), Shutdown (possible title), The Way I Feel, Mr. Completely> The Light Is Growing Brighter (possible title), First Tube
E: Heavy Things, Bug
(pics and setlist thanks to Hidden Track).
Trey Anastasio — (No Sleep ‘Til) Brooklyn
Hidden Track has promised photos, song descriptions & setlist info during Trey’s hotly anticipated show with the classic TAB lineup tonight. Click Here.
Trey Anastasio — Live
Of course we all wish we were in Brooklyn attending Trey’s show tonight with the classic TAB lineup, but how about this, we’ll post some great videos for ya check out as a consolation….
Sultans Of Swing
Divided Sky with strings from October of ’06.
Trey with Matisyahu performing “Close My Eyes”.
Trey with Robert Randolph performing “Stone Free” in ’05 at Vegoose.
Trey with Warren Haynes
Bela Fleck & The Flecktones — Jingle All The Way
No. Not the superb 1996 movie with Arnold.
From Jambands.com: Béla Fleck & the Flecktones’ next release is the holiday record Jingle All The Way. The CD will be released September 30 on Rounder, featuring appearances by “guest elves” Edgar Meyer, clarinetist Andy Statman and the Tuvan Throat Singers. Produced by Fleck, Jingle All The Way finds the Flecktones running through a variety of both traditional and modern Holiday recordings, ranging from J.S. Bach’s “Christmas Oratorio #41” to “Silent Night” to “The Hanukkah Waltz” to Joni Mitchell’s “River.” The Flecktones just wrapped up a few support dates for the seminal fusion outfit Return to Forever and will regroup for a U.S. tour scheduled to kick off at Spokane, WA Spokane Symphony’s on November 15.
Beck — Beercan
Oh gosh, this reminds me of my sophmore year of college.
moe. / Trey Anastasio — Buster
At the Tsunami Benefit Event on 2/10/05.
My Morning Jacket — SXSW Download
Here’s a review of the MMJ show from the South By Southwest Music Festival from this year: MTV.com
And here’s a link to download their full show: MMJ SWSW
And here’s the setlist:
Evil Urges (Live @ SXSW 2008)
Off the Record
Gideon
Highly Suspicious (Live @ SXSW 2008)
What a Wonderful Man
I’m Amazed (Live @ SXSW 2008)
Thank You Too (Live @ SXSW 2008)
Golden
Sec Walkin’ (Live @ SXSW 2008)
Worldess Chorus
Way He Sings
Aluminum Park (Live @ SXSW 2008)
One Big Holiday
Run Thru
Smokin’ From Shootin’ (Live @ SXSW 2008)
Touch Me I’m Going to Scream Pt. 2 (Live @ SXSW 2008)
Steam Engine
Lay Low
Mahgeetas
Anytime
Now, say “thank you Musical Stew Daily”.
The Beatles — Rain
The clouds are mounting in the sky here and the rain is impending, so I thought I’d throw on the first music video, which happens to be “Rain”. This was made for The Ed Sullivan Show, formerly Toast Of The Town, a couple of years after The Beatles landmark appearance on the show.
I don’t mind…
Umphrey’s McGee — Women, Wine & Song
Performed on Jimmy Kimmel’s show with Huey Lewis.
Susan Tedeschi — Don’t Think Twice It’s Alright
I adore her version of this classic Bob Dylan song.
The Band — Cripple Creek
Here we have The Band performing “Up On Cripple Creek” from Martin Scosese’s 1978 epic concert film, The Last Waltz. With an unparalleled artist roster, this is amongst the best concert films of all time. Who’s in it you ask? Well, we have Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Joni Mitchell, Neil Diamond, Eric Clapton, Muddy Waters, Paul Butterfield, (deep breath), Dr. John, Ringo Starr, Van Morrison, The Staple Singers, Emmylou Harris and of course, The Band.
Third World — 96 Degrees In The Shade
I think here in the ATL, its more like 99. From Reggae Sunsplash ’83.
Trey Anastasio — Come On Baby, Let’s Go Downtown
Here’s some classic TAB to get you pumped up for tonight’s show in Brooklyn. Which begs the question, what do you think they’ll play?
Phish — Bathtub Gin
Here we have a shirtless Trey playing a new at the moment song, Bathtub Gin. From 10/31/1989.
Elvis Presley — Peacock Suit Goes For A Cool $300K
Elvis Presley‘s favorite performance costume, the peacock jumpsuit, has sold for $300,000, making it the most expensive piece of Elvis memorabilia sold at auction.
The online sale by auctioneer Gotta Have It! ended at 3 a.m. Thursday. The pre-sale estimate was $275,000 to $325,000.
The white outfit with a plunging V-neck and high collar features a blue-and-gold peacock design hand-embroidered on the front and back and along the pant legs.
The previous record for an Elvis collectible is $295,000 for one of his classic cars. The most ever paid previously for one of his stage costumes, a bejeweled cape, was $105,250. Both were sold at a 1999 auction at Graceland in Memphis, Tennessee, run by Guernsey’s.
Trey In Brooklyn — A Desperate Plea
In a move that would confound Mr. Wizard, a phan makes a desperate plea for Trey in Brooklyn tix and is willing to sacrifice a furry companion (or $130). Checki it here at Craigslist.
We at MSD love Trey a whole bunch, but certainly couldn’t part with our two goldens!
Here’s Murphy again:
Umphrey’s McGee — 4 Years Ago Today
Performing “August” acoustically.
Steely Dan — 3/20/1974 Download
01 – Intro
02 – Bodhisattva
03 – The Boston Rag
04 – Do It Again
05 – Any Major Dude
06 – King Of The World
07 – Rikki Don’t Lose That Number
08 – Pretzel Logic
09 – Your Gold Teeth II (Jam)
10 – Reelin’ In The Years
11 – This All Too Mobile Home
