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Gov't Mule
2001-09-20
Warfield Theater
San Francisco, CA
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
ARtwork Included
1st Set:
01. Bad Little Doggie >
02. How Many More Years
03. Thorazine Shuffle
04. Greasy Granny?s Gopher Gravy Pt. 1 >
05. Greasy Granny?s Gopher Gravy Pt. 2
06. Tommy The Cat
07. Shine On You Crazy Diamond
08. Since I've Been Loving You
09. Mule >
10. Don't Call Me Nigger,
10. Whitey jam >
11. Mule >
12. Thank You >
13. Third Stone jam >
12. Mule
2nd Set:
01. Blind Man In The Dark
02. Lay Your Burden Down
03. Fallen Down >
04. The Other One jam >
05. Fallen Down
06. What Is Hip? >
07. Mule tease >
08. What Is Hip?
09. Babylon Turnpike
10. Compared To What
11. Slow Happy Boys
12. Voodoo Chile
13. Key To The Highway
14. Tomorrow Never Knows
15. Keyboard intro > Soulshine
16. Masters Of War >
17. Rockin' In The Free World
Encore:
01. Revolution
02. Goin' Out West >
03. Big Bottom tease >
04. Goin' Out West
Warren Haynes of Gov't Mule has a long history of connections to the Grateful Dead. Haynes played guitar for Phil Lesh and Friends. Then in 2004 and 2009, he played with The Dead, one of the several post Grateful Dead incarnations of the band. On the last night of The Dead’s 2004 tour, Warren also played a solo acoustic set, then sat in with the Allman Brothers, who were co-headlining the night. The next day, Warren was back on the road as part of the Allmans’ tour! Of course, since 1989, Warren has played with the Allmans, a band with a long history of being connected to the Grateful Dead, on a regular basis. His tune, Patchwork Quilt, is a tribute to Jerry, mentioning how the Allmans were at Jones Beach the night Jerry died (see last month's August 8th post). The lyrics also reference a tie dyed sky while noting that "the blood of his music runs through the veins of our guitars
Bright lights, Dark Star." In 2013, Warren launched his Jerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration tour, a series of shows in which he played a set list composed entirely of Garcia & Grateful Dead tunes, backed by a symphony orchestra. For many of those shows, Haynes played Garcia’s famed Wolf guitar. This soundboard recording captures Warren and Gov't Mule 16 years ago today, on September 20, 2001, in the city that gave birth to the Grateful Dead, San Francisco,
4 comments:
Exceptional show to post Speedy. Any time you get Jack Casady doing a guest role on Voodoo Chile you know it's a good one. Thank you!
Hi Speedy,
Great to see a New School of Mule I didn't have. Unfortunately, I'm unable to d/l. I get about 30 MB in, then it cuts off and re-starts. On and on. Something I've never had before with FF. Is there anything you could do please? Many thanks
@howlingwilf - sorry you had trouble. I understand that Grum got you a We Transfer link. If you still need help, just let me know my friend.
THANK YOU!!!
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