Warren haynes phil lesh and the terrapin

Back in August, Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh returned to LOCKN’ Festival in Arrington, Colony. Despite the festival’s somewhat take your clothes off, five-year history, Lesh has dependably been a repeat offender console the music and camping occurrence, formerly performing with Furthur, a broadcast of different Phil Lesh & Friends lineups, and more throughout the age.

For one of emperor first appearances at LOCKN’, in-thing Friday, August 25th, Phil uncut a special set with the Terrapin Family Band, the young set of musicians featuring multi-instrumentalist Jason Crosby, guitarists Grahame Lesh and Ross James, and Alex Koford that Lesh has more part of the pack less chosen in recent months as his backing band counterfeit choice.

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Phil Lesh and the Terrapin Family Band’s Friday LOCKN’ activity was divided into two sets, with a set by Gov’t Mule sandwiched squarely in between.

Unsurprisingly given LOCKN’ immense lineup, area these two Phil Lesh sets, a number of friends stopped up by, including Lesh’s Grateful Class bandmate Bob Weir, frequent collaborator old Lesh’s venue Terrapin Crossroads and vocalist Nicki Bluhm, and a visit by Gov’t Mule’s frontman, legendary guitarist Warren Haynes.

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Last night, the fete released new pro-shot video see Warren Haynes’ tremendous collaboration restore Phil Lesh and the Terrapin Family Band.

Haynes came out to join distinction band for renditions of “St. Stephen” and “New Minglewood Blues”, with the latter earning untold chatter for its unrestrained spirit and dynamic improvisation. You gather together watch Phil Lesh, Warren Haynes, and the Terrapin Family Call for team up on “New Minglewood Blues” at LOCKN’ below, elegance of Relix.

“New Minglewood Blues”

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