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That was the best Drums > Space I heard in years. Marshall Tucker Fire on the Mountain cover was fantastic! Foolish Heart opener was grate! The band took me on a trip with Drums > Space > The Other One > Stella Blue. WOW!!! The psychedelic images appearing on the scene at the back of the stage was cool as well. They also had images of Jerry on the scene, too. Voodoo GD - 4/1/21 City Foundry STL, St. Louis, MO Set 1: Foolish Heart > The Promised Land > Candyman, Cumberland Blues, Cold Rain & Snow > The Music Never Stopped Set 2: Scarlet Begonias > Fire on the Mountain*, Ship of Fools, Eyes of the World > Corrina > Drums > Space > The Other One > Stella Blue > Sugar Magnolia > Fire on the Mountain E: Liberty * = Marshall Tucker Band cover, April Fools! Voodoo Players: Sean Canan - Guitar Neil Salsich - Guitar David Grelle - Keyboards John Hussung - Bass Rob Koritz - Drums Ryan Wilhite - Drums Comment

95/04/02 The Pyramid, Memphis, TN Shakedown Street, Same Thing, Althea, Memphis Blues, Tennessee Jed. Promised Land. Here Comes Sunshine, Eternity>Crazy Fingers> Estimated Prophet>Drums>Space>Last Time> Wharf Rat>Not Fade Away. E: Unbroken Chain. Let us bypass the 36 song monster from Boston Garden in 1973 for this performance from the final spring tour. Opening triad spot on, HCS a great set opener and Unbroken #4, the only encore UBC. We were sitting in the tour bus shuttle in the driveway at Graceland when Jerry walked by getting the VIP tour. Needless to say we all lost our marbles. It was 26 years ago today. Praise DSO.

Saw a Scarlett>fire on the mountain by Marshall Tucker April fools Scarlett fire. I was like what? Good song though. Seems like a song the dead could have played considering it’s a western murder song lol. the playing was solid. Unfortunately the drums got washed out in the mix. The low ceilings made it where it was hard to ever hear a high hat or even snare at times. Unfortunate because the show was well played. We still had a blast.

Great call, Bill. The hippie scene in Memphis and on Beale Street was a sight to behold. What a blast! Final Memphis Blues, appropriately.

88/04/01 Brendan Byrne Arena, East Rutherford, NJ Little Bunny Foo-Foo tuning, Half Step, Jack Straw, To Lay Me Down, Ballad of a Thin Man, Push, Minglewood, Cumberland Blues, Deal. China Cat Sunflower> I Know You Rider, Estimated Prophet>Eyes of the World>Drums>Space> Other One> Wharf Rat>Throwin' Stones>Not Fade Away. E: Brokedown Palace. After Little Bunny tuning, Bob "Thank you very much, we'll be right back." Second of two Ballads, super solid second set. Praise DSO.