I did a short Tour w/ Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh in 2000. It was an honor and an amazing experience for me. I had to become familiat with over 70 Dead songs for the month-long outing, which felt like I was back in school cramming for a music final. There was an amazing band of absolutely steller players and I was asked to sing a few tunes during the tour as well. Phil's approach to jamming is very unique. Rather than soloists taking thier turn being a featured soloist, he preferred it when everyone weaved lines around each other at the same time, which can be quite challenging as a steady diet. But I was honored to be asked and excited at the unique music departure. Here I did some trading off with Branford which was a unique opportunity as he was sitting in as a guest just on that evening. Someone sent me this video recently from their archives apologizing because of the poor video quality but it was still a nice souvenir to receive of the experience. This except is from the Beacon Theatre which we played for 6 night while on tour in NYC in April of 2000. Thank you Phil! We love you!
amazing freaking show one of the finest evenings of Grateful Dead music of my Life !!
StephenCutlerJr 8 months ago
@Lockdown427 My guess would be Jeff Pevar..but I could be wrong.
setboy1 1 year ago
I don't really know who you are, but you kick ass man! Nice lines, nice contrast...Right on.
greendolphinstreet 2 years ago
i was there dancing on stage.. in 2000/2001 i wonder if anyone filmed it jill lesh kick me off after 3 nights of dancing..
Honeypietwinny 2 years ago
hell yeah!!
synesthesia67 2 years ago
Branford is a motherfucker.
Laight4work 3 years ago
one of the greatest!
BlindMind3 3 years ago
Jeff Pevar
adlegol 4 years ago
Wait.. who are you?
Lockdown427 4 years ago