Finally, a Christian speaking truth to power

As I was at the station this morning, I picked up a print out of this e-mail. I'm sure it's making its away around on e-mail groups, but I know I haven't seen it. Anyway, I'm passing it on to you.

Dr. Robin Meyers , Minister of Mayflower Congregational Church in Oklahoma City, OK.
Oklahoma University Peace Rally
11/14/04

As some of you know, I am minister of Mayflower Congregational Church in Oklahoma City, and professor of Rhetoric at Oklahoma City University. But you would most likely have encountered me on the pages of the Oklahoma Gazette, where I have been a columnist for six years, and hold the record for the most number of angry letters to the editor.

Tonight, I join the ranks of theose who are angry, because I have watched as the faith I love has been taken over by fundementalists who claim to speak for Jesus, but whose actions are anything but Christian.

We've heard a lot lately about so-called "moral values" as having swing the election to President Bush. Well, I'm a great believed in moral values, but we need to have a discussion, all over this country, about exactly what constitutes a moral value -- I mean what are we talking about?

Because we don't get to make them up as we go along, especially not if we are people of faith. We have an inherited tradition of what is right and wrong, and moral is as moral does.

Let me give you a of the reasons why I take issues with those in power who claim moral values are on their side:

• When you start a war on false pretenses, and then act as if your deceptions are justified because you are doing God's will, and that your critics are either unpatriotic or lacing in faith, there are some of use who have given our lives to teaching and preaching the faith who believe that is not only not moral, but immoral.

• When you claim that Jesus is the Lord of your life, and yet fail to acknowledge that your policies ignore his essential teaching, or turn them on their head (you know, Sermon on the Mount stuff like that we must never return violence for violence and that those who live by the sword will die by the sword), you are doing something immoral

• When you act as if the lives of Iraqi civilians are not as important as the lives of American soldiers, and refuse to even count them, you are doing something immoral.

• When you find a way to avoid combat in Vietnam, and question the patriotism of someone who volunteered to fight, and came home a hero, you are doing something immoral.

• When you ignore the fundemental teachings of the gospel, which says that the way the strong treat the weak is the ultimate ethical test, by giving tax breaks to the wealthiest among us so the strong will get stronger and the weak will get weaker, you are doing something immoral

• When you wink at the torture of prisoners, and deprive so-called "enemy combatants" of the rules of the Geneva convention, which your own country helped to establish and insists that other countries follow, you are doing something immoral.

• When you claim that the world can be divided up into the good guys and the evil doers, slice up your own nation into those who are with you, or with the terrorists -- and then launch a war which enriches your own friends and seizes control of the oil to which we are addicted, instead of helping us kick the habit, you are doing something immoral.

• When you fail to veto a single spending bill, but ask us to pay for a war with no exit strategy and no end in sight, creating an enormous deficit that hangs like a great millstone around the necks of our children, you are doing something immoral.

• When you cause most of the rest of the world to hate a country that was once the most loved country in the world, and act like it doesn't matter what others think of us, only what God thinks of you, you have done something immoral.

• When you use hatred of homosexuals as a wedge issue to turn out record numbers of evangelical voters and use the Constitution as a tool of discrimination, you are doing something immoral.

• When you favor the death penalty, and yet claim to be a follower of Jesus, who said an eye for an eye was the old way, not the way of the kingdom, you are doing something immoral.

• When you dismantle countless environmental laws designed to protect the earth which is God's gift to us all, so that the corporations that bought you and paid for your favors will make higher profits while our children breathe dirty air and live in a toxic world, you have done something immoral. The Earth belongs to the Lord, not Halliburton.

• When you claim that our God is bigger than their God, and that our killing is righteous, while theirs is evil, we have begun to resemble the enemy we claim to be fighting, and this is immoral. We have met the enemy, and the enemy is us.

• When you tell people that you intend to run and govern as a "compassionate conservative," using the word which is the essence of all religious faith-compassion, and then show no compassion for anyone who disagrees with you, and no patience with those who cry to you for help, you are doing something immoral.

• When you talk about Jesus constantly, who was a healer of the sick, but do nothing to make sure that anyone who is sick can go to see a doctor, even if she doesn't have a penny in her pocket, you are doing something immoral.

• When you put judges on the bench who are racist, and will set women back a hundred years, and when you surround yourself with preachers who say gays ought to be killed, you are doing something immoral.

I'm tired of people thinking that because I'm a Christian, I must be a supporter of President Bush, or that because I favor civil rights and gay rights I must not be a person of faith. I'm tired of people saying I can't support the troops but oppose the war -- I heard that when I was your age, when the Vietnam War was raging. We knew that the war was wrong, and you know that this war is wrong -- the only question is how many people are going to die before these make-believe Christians are removed from power?

This country is bankrupt. The war is morally bankrupt. The claim of this administration to be a Christian is bankrupt. And the only people who can turn things around are people like you -- young people who are just beginning to wake up what is happening to them. It's your country to take. It's your faith to take back. It's your future to take back.

Don't be afraid to speak out. Don't back down when your friends begin to tell you that the cause is righteous and that the flag should be wrapped around the cross, while the rest of us keep our mouths shut. Real Christians take chances for peace. So do real Jews, and real Muslims, and real Hindus, and real Buddhists--so do all the faith traditions of the world at their heart believe one thing: life is precious. Every human being is precious. Arrogance is the opposite of faith. Greed is the opposite of charity. And believing that one has never made a mistake is the mark of a deluded man, not a man of faith.

And war -- war is the greatest failure of the human race -- and thus the greatest failure of faith.

There's and old rock & roll song, whose lyrics say it all: War, what is it good for? Absolutely nothing.

And what is the dream of the prophets? That we should study war no more, that we should beat our swords into plowshares and our spears into pruning hooks. Who would Jesus bomb, indeed? How many wars does it take to know that too many people have died? What if they gave a war and nobody came? Maybe one day we will find out.

Time to march again, my friends. Time to commit acts of civil disobedience. Time to sing, and to pray, and refuse to participate in the madness. My generation finally stopped a tragic war. You can too!

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Amen...And we shall!

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Setlists for the past week...

This week I had not only the Loose Logic Set, but I also covered Sunday Morning Sidewalk. I forgot the setlist at the station on Friday morning. I leave the station at 2 am, gimme a break! It's a wonder that I remember to get all my music outta there at 2 am. I did manage to get my music out, but left my setlist book, playlist for the show, and the recording for last week's show.

So I got all that stuff back today, and I do the only thing I could think to do with this information...share it.

Onward to the setlist!



Thursday>Friday Setlist

Artist - Song (Interview) - Album (Show)

Jerry Garcia - What is a hippie? - Acid Test Reels
Galactic - The Beast - Ruckus
Gov't Mule - Lay Of The Sunflower - Beacon Theatre, New York City 12/31/03
Galactic - Crazyhorse Mongoose - Stubb's BBQ, Austin, TX 10/31/04
Stockholm Syndrome - Empire One - Holy Happy Hour
Phish - Stash - West Palm Beach, FL 11/2/96
Keller Williams - Box of Rain - Erie, PA 10/14/03
Dave Matthews & Tim Reynolds - Little Thing>Halloween - Live at Luther College
REM - Oddfellows Local 151 - Document
Calexico - Quattro - Bonnaroo 2004
Allman Brothers Band - In Memory of Elizabeth Reed - Atlanta International Pop Festival
Particle - Triple Threat - Wakarusa Music Festival 2004
Wish Found Nation - Fire on the Mountain - Tsunami Benefit Concert, Cafe Revolution, Bryan TX 1/24/05
Steve Earle - F*** the FCC - The Revolution Starts Now
String Cheese Incident - Miss Brown's Teahouse - Las Vegas, NV 10/31/03
Phish - Julius - Philiadelphia, PA 11/29/03
Phil Lesh Quintet - Help On The Way>Slipknot>Franklin's Tower - Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA 9/25/03
Paul Bullock - Mellow Hippie - Promo CD
Grateful Dead - We Bid You Goodnight

I tried to stick to a jazz sound for today's Sunday Morning Sidewalk. Nothing like jazz to wake you up on a Sunday morning.


Sunday's Setlist

Artist - Song (Interview) - Album (Show)

Jerry Garcia - What is a hippie? - Acid Test Reels
Galactic - The Beast - Ruckus
Gil Scott-Heron - Is That Jazz? - The Very Best of Gil Scott-Heron, Live!
Miles Davis - Move - Birth Of The Cool
Afroskull - Theme From Afroskull - www.afroskull.com
Charlie Hunter Trio - Funky Niblets - Charlie Hunter Trio
Drop Trio - Melody-Melody - Big Dipper
Greyboy All-Stars - Nautilus - Snowmass Village, CO 8/29/03
Robert Walter's 20th Congress - Be Yourself - Denver, CO 11/6/03
Karl Denson's Tiny Universe - Apparently Nothing - Red Rocks, CO 9/19/03
Robert Randolph & The Family Band - Calypso - Montreal, Quebec, Canada 11/18/03
Acoustic Swing Duo - Milestones>Jam>Dinah - Zoner Music Vol. 1
String Cheese Incident - Take Five - Stubb's BBQ, Austin, TX 3/31/00
Galactic - Bittersweet - Ruckus
Garage A Trois - Sprung Monkey - Emphasizer
Miles Davis - Pharoh's Dance - Bitch's Brew

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That's all I have for now...

Poisons to Human Consciousness

Last night, I got to thinking about the greater human condition and how we, as a society, form a sort of collective consciousness. If you don't believe that, then I challenge you to watch as people all head for one exit in a crowded concert hall if someone yells, "FIRE!" Some might say it's self-preservation in each individual's case. While that thought does have some merit, consider that all the people are moving toward one select exit vs. taking multiple exits out of the same area.

At one very basic level, we are part of a larger community, a larger being. Christianity talks about it in terms of the church being the bride of Christ. The level of consciousness I'm talking about exists for all...not just people who have heard and accepted the Christian faith and messege. Emerson's Oversoul might be a better way of conceptualizing it. However, thanks to the technology we have created and have very little control over (i.e. nuclear power, an ever expanding media base, corporations, etc.), the collective consciousness is at a stage of sensory overload. Being a cognitive psychology grad student, I envision the collective consciousness as a neural network in which each person is a participant neuron in a greater brain...a greater consciousness.

Given this knowledge about the brain structures and the thoughts about a greater human brain formed by our collective consciousness, the next step is to ask how different global situations would affect the greater human brain. As long as there are two human beings (or, arguably, one human being with multiple personalities), there will always be some sort of conflict over any number of issues. Conflict is ok in that sense because it keeps the system working. Creating a dialogue out of that conflict should be the greater human brain's goal so that our decision makers are able to weigh the outcomes of either side of the conflict and come to a decision about how the greater human experience should proceed.

Problems start to arise when conflict turns to war. If the analogy holds true, then the killing in war...and killing in any context...is damage to the greater human brain. Apathy and ignorance are just as damaging. After all, if you're not informed, then how can you participate in the greater discourse of how to resolve human conflict? Well...I have to hand it to folks like FOX News, Clear Channel, and Time-Warner for trying to get people to participate in the greater discourse without giving them all the information they need to make a truly informed decision. These Judas Iscariots have done their job in selling out their responsiblity to report all the news in exchange for favor with a transitory administration.

For the greater human good, the following MUST happen:

1. All views (even unpopular ones) must be represented equally.
2. War cannot be used as an easy solution to conflict resolution.
3. Critical Thinking must be infinitely more important to the education process than teaching to a state-administered test.

I'm still developing this thought. More to come later.

Setlist 1/20-21/05

I think I am sincerely addicted to the internet.

Lemme explain. My internet connection was on the blink since last Sunday. There was all kinds of gibberish going on with shorts in both the connection in my apartment and in the main switch box on the first floor. Anyway, I digress. On Friday evening I lost my connection for the entire weekend. I tried everything on my end, new NIC, reload of my system...but nothing worked. If it weren't for the Tsunami Benefit Concert yesterday, I would have lost my mind. The trouble with losing your mind is that you may not be able to find it again. Especially if you live in a cluttered environment as we all do.

Anyway, you missed a great day and night of music last night if you didn't make it out to Cafe Revolution. I have a recording of all the musical acts from 3pm to 2am. If you want a copy, let me know. Only thing is that if you weren't able to get to Cafe Revolution, I ask that you donate at least 5 bucks to the Tsunami relief effort.



Ahem...but back to the setlist...

Artist - Song (Interview) - Album (Show)

Jerry Garcia - What is a hippie? - Acid Test Reels
Galactic - The Beast - Ruckus
Stockholm Syndrome - Couldn't Get It Right - Holy Happy Hour
Particle - Make It Real - Bonnaroo 2003
Allman Brothers Band - Instrumental Illness - Hittin' The Note
Grateful Dead - Chinacat Sunflower>I Know You Rider - Rockin' The Rhine With The Grateful Dead Dusseldorf, W. Germany 4/24/72
REM - The Outsiders - Around The Sun
REM - It's The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine) - Document
Keller Williams - Boob Job - Erie, PA 10/14/03
Phil Lesh Quintet - Liberty - Chicago, IL 11/19/03
The Wailers - Jammin' - Austin City Limits Music Festival 2004
Gov't Mule - Thorazine Shuffle - Central Park, New York City, New York, 6/6/03
Phish - Weekapaugh Groove - Oxford, MS 10/13/94
Vida Blue & The DJ Spam All-Stars - Most Events Aren't Planned - Bonnaroo 2004
Moe. (w/ Particle) - Moth>Itchy & Scratchy Theme Song - Troy, NY 10/31/02
Allman Brothers Band - You Don't Love Me - Live At Fillmore East
Grateful Dead - We Bid You Good Night - Nightfall of Diamonds

Bush Administration and The Peter Principle

Peter Principle

The theory that employees within an organization will advance to their highest level of competence and then be promoted to and remain at a level at which they are incompetent.

Hmmmm...ok. You know, in the context of the Bush administration, there are two unique ways to look for it. First, you could take the position that the Peter Principle holds true in the face of the Bush Administration. Perhaps Bush could have been a good Vice President. Perhaps Cheney could have been just as good a Senator as he was a Representative. Perhaps Rumsfeld could have made a good Undersecretary of Defense.

If you took this option, you are much too generous...Perhaps you should read on a little.

The other position is to just that the Peter Principle does not hold in the face of the Bush Administration. According to the Peter Principle, Bush should not have elevated above the failed businessman that he is. Cheney and Rumsfeld wouldn't have done much better. That is to say, incompetence should never be so well rewarded as it has for this group of killers.

So...If the Peter Principle applied to the Bush Administration on Environmental Policy, then they would have never made it past garbage man.

If it applied on foreign policy, they'd be struggling with interstate commerce.

If it applied to employment, then they'd be living in a van down by the river.

However, if the Peter Principle applied to corporate croneyism, then well, you see the result.

A new Anti-War Philosophy...just slack off and play.

If you haven't noticed lately, the current administration does not pay attention to anyone in the Anti-War effort. After all, what purpose does Anti-War serve, really? I mean we put hundreds of well paid workers out of a job because they're no longer making bombs and bullets. What's gonna happen to these people? Without a war to prosecute, the numbers of enlisted soldiers is sure to go down, leaving more free time for these individuals. To coin a phrase, "Let them play Pac-Man!"

That's right, I haven't lost my head. I said Pac-Man. Think about it, EVERYONE has played Pac Man. Those that haven't played Pac Man before end up picking up the skills pretty quick and getting highly addicted to seeing how many ghosts they can swallow before the power pill runs out of juice.

So here's what I propose as a fund raiser for the Anti-War effort. Every cinder block arcade, every pizza place, every beer joint, every little podunk general store in America that has a Pac Man video game in it should host a Play for Peace Pac Man tournament. All quarters used to play the tournament go to aid the people most affected by war that would most appreciate Pac Man...children. That's right, put your quarters down for Unicef. Kinda like those little orange boxes the kids take with them to trick or treat when they really want a pail of candy.

If you think about it, Pac Man trancends all cultures and entertainment needs. It's kinda hard to aim a Rocket Propelled Granade or rig a Roadside Bomb when you're worried about getting cornered by ghosts. GHOSTS! Ghosts are the real terrorists! LET'S GET THEM, CHEW 'EM UP AND SPIT EM OUT!



This has been coming for a long time...

Setlist 1/13-14/05

Before we get to this week's setlist, I've got a couple of announcements...

1. Trey Anastasio Band will be on Austin City Limits tonight. The show is supposed to be a recording of the band's ACL Fest performance from this past September. I have the audio if you're interested. Just leave a comment here or shoot me an e-mail and I'll get it off to you.

2. I have just recently acquired all three performances of the latest revision of the great musical experiment, Phil and Friends. These recordings are directly from the soundboard, and sound beautiful. If you want a copy of this and you have a high-speed internet connection, then you can pick it up here. Otherwise, just leave a comment on the blog or send me an e-mail and I'll get you a copy.

3. Head out to the Tsunami Relief Concert at Cafe Revoution next Sunday! Become an active global citizen without leaving your own backyard! Proceeds from the concert will go toward the Tsunami Relief effort. So come on out Next Sunday (1/23) at 3 pm.

4. Check out College Station/Bryan Freecycle. It's essentially an online swap-meet, but the traded stuff has to be free. The chapter is just starting and doesn't have many members, so if you're interested, join up here.

Now on to the setlist...

Artist - Song (Interview) - Album (Show)

Jerry Garcia - What is a hippie? - Acid Test Reels
Galactic - The Beast - Ruckus
Particle - Make It Real - Bonnaroo 2003
Skatalites - Rivers of Babylon>Redemption Song>Wings Of A Dove - Steamboat Springs, CO 8/24/03
Umphrey's McGee - Bullhead City - Anchor Drops
Michael Franti & Spearhead - We Don't Stop - Bonnaroo 2003
Afroskull - Theme From Afroskull - Available at Afroskull's Website
Charlie Hunter Trio - Live Oak - Charlie Hunter Trio
Galactic - Uptown Odyssey - Ruckus
Garage A Trois - Aquatic Ape - Emphasizer
Moe. - Okayalright - Camden, NJ 12/31/03
Grateful Dead - St. Stephen>William Tell's Bridge>The Eleven - Boston, MA 4/21/69
Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Cortez The Killer - Alberquerque, NM 2/28/04
Allman Brothers Band (w/ John Belushi) - Pegasus>Hey Bartender>Pegasus - Passaic, NJ 4/20/79
Beastie Boys - Sure Shot, High Plains Drifter - Austin, TX 10/22/04
Gov't Mule - About to Rage - Deja VooDoo
Vida Blue & The DJ Spam All-Stars - Sheep - Bonnaroo 2004
REM - Welcome To The Occupation - Document
Keller Williams - Moving Sidewalk - Home
Grateful Dead - We Bid You Goodnight - Nightfall of Diamonds

And Now For Something Completely Different...Setlist 1/6-7/05

ASince we are now firmly entrenched into a new year, I thought it might be nice to change up the setlist report a bit. I've had a scanner for a while, but when I walked into my apartment early this moring, I saw the scanner and thought to myself, "Self, let's try something new with the blog." So here you are, setlists directly from the KEOS studios to you, the people of the Brazos
Valley and beyond. You can get a full size picture of each part of the setlist by clicking on the setlist picture.

Last night was another special 5-hour festival of fun and frivolity as I took the helm of both Brokedown Palace and Loose Logic Set to Frankenstein together a rare and different show: The Brokedown Logic Set"



So let's start with the Brokedown Palace portion of the show in which we featured the Grateful Dead album, Workingman's Dead.

Just in case you can't read my writing...

Grateful Dead - Workingman's Dead

Uncle John's Band
High Time
Dire Wolf
New Speedway Boogie
Cumberland Blues
Black Peter
Easy Wind
Casey Jones

Then we used the remainder of the hour to play some outtakes from the Workingman's Dead studio sessions.

Grateful Dead - Workingman's Dead Studio Session Outtakes

Ripple
Tastebud
Mason's Children
Uncle John's Band

There's also a commercial for the album on this Outtakes disc, but since we're a non-commercial radio station, I was unable to play it, regardless of the time I decided to air it. The commercial is funny as hell because the voice over guy sounds like some radio host from a Jazz and Swing radio station in the late '40s or even the '50s. A total disconnect. Obviously made by the establisment at Warner Bros. Records and not the band, but I digress...

2nd hour of Brokedown Palace

Kevn Kinney - (Welcome To) The Sun Tangled Angel Revival - Sun Tangled Angel Revival
Mofro - Nare Sugar>Jamacian Juke Dancehall Break>Nare Sugar - Tampa, FL 11/7/03
Afroskull - Zero Hour - Syracuse, NY 10/4/03
Gov't Mule - Slackjaw Jezebel - Deja VooDoo
Robert Randolph & The Family Band - Voodoo Chile - Montreal, Quebec, Canada 11/18/03
Railroad Earth - Terrapin Station - Terra Alta, WV 8/7/04
Moe. - Let It Be - Camden, NJ 12/31/03


Selist: Part 2

Jerry Garcia - What Is A Hippie? - Acid Test Reels
Galactic - The Beast - Ruckus

Next up was the Loose Logic Set portion of the Brokedown Logic Set. The first Hour was dedicated to one of the most far out artists out there, past, present, and dare I say, future: Frank Zappa

Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention - Peaches En Regalia>Torture Never Stops - NYC 10/31/77
Frank Zappa - Baby Snakes - Zappa: Left Of The Dial
Frank Zappa - Don't Eat Yellow Snow - Strictly Commercial: The Best of Frank Zappa Specially Blanded For Radio
Frank Zappa - White Port & Lemon Juice (WPLJ) - Zappa: Left Of The Dial
Frank Zappa - Wind Up Working In A Gas Station - Zappa Picks: of Larry LaLonde of Primus
Frank Zappa - Kung Fu [and] Lil' Clanton Shuffle - Frank Zappa: The Lost Episodes
Frank Zappa - Excentrifugal Forz>Apostrophe (') - Zappa Picks: of Jon Fishman of Phish
Frank Zappa - St. Alfonzo's Pancake Breakfast - Zappa Picks: of Larry LaLonde of Primus
Frank Zappa - Sexual Harrassment In The Workplace - Strictly Commercial: The Best of Frank Zappa Specially Blanded For Radio

The remainder of the show followed traditional Loose Logic style of "anything goes".

Paul Bullock - Carpool Mom - Promo CD
Kevn Kinney - This Train Don't Stop At The Millworks Anymore - Suntangled Angel Revival
Phish - Laugh, and Laugh, and Fall Apart - Laguna Seca Daze '93
Acoustic Syndicate - Brown Mountain Lights - Charlottesville, VA 2/22/03
The Skatalites - Rockfort Rock - Steamboat Springs, CO 8/24/03
Nirvana - The Man Who Sold The World - Unplugged in NYC
Particle - One of These Days>Below Radar - Birmingham, AL 2/6/04



So I ran out of space on the setlist page, and there was about 30 mins to go. I didn't want to use a whole setlist sheet for just a handfull of songs, so I picked up a scrap of paper and finished up this early morning setlist.

the bottom of the cereal box...

Jack & Jorma - Embryonic Journey - Poughkipsie, NY 3/30/90
Beck - Nightmare Hippy Girl - Mellow Gold
Vida Blue & The Spam All-Stars - Most Events Aren't Planned - Bonnaroo 2004
Gil Scott-Heron - Alien (Hold On To Your Dream) - The Best of Gil Scott-Heron Live!
Little Feat - Day & Night - Boston, MA 10/31/75
Grateful Dead - We Bid You Goodnight - Nightfall of Diamonds

...and that's it...I've gotta get over to the station for a 2-4 Open Air session.

Trey Band on ACL 1/15

Were you at this show? I was at this show, and I listened to it quite a bit on my recent travels to and from Mississippi. This is a great show, check it out.

E-mail me if you want a copy of the audio.

Last Setlist of 2004...December 30-31

Sorry for the delay, things have been a little hectic around here the past week or so. I got back on Wednesday, set up all the cool new stuff I got on Thursday, went to a NYE party at Revolution with Wish Found Nation, spent Saturday & Sunday recovering, and had to check in with school, frame some posters yesterday.

Happy Birthday, Jeff White.

So if you go all the way back to Thursday, you'll remember that I played on both Brokedown Palace and Loose Logic Set. Started with Grateful Dead - NYE 1991, followed that with a 1967 interview with Jerry Garcia, and ended the night with some random music.

Anyway, this is how it looked.

Grateful Dead 12/31/91 Oakland Coliseum, Oakland, CA

Set 1

Hell in a Bucket
Candyman
Beat It On Down The Line
It Must Have Been The Roses
Black-Throated Wind
West L.A. Fadeaway
When I Paint My Masterpiece
Help On The Way > Slipknot > Franklin's Tower

Set 2

Not Fade Away
Eyes Of The World
Estimated Prophet
Drums>Space
The Other One
Wharf Rat
Sugar Magnolia

Encore

Knockin' On Heaven's Door

Jerry Garcia - 1967 Interview - Acid Test Reels
Moe. - Mexico>Happy Hour Hero - Camden, NJ 12/31/03
Particle - The Banker - Launchpad
Umphrey's McGee - Uncommon - Anchor Drops
Allman Brothers Band - Dreams - Atlanta Pop Festival 7/3/70
Drop Trio - Wreck Of The Zypher - Big Dipper

...good day. I might be doing another 5-hour run this week. I haven't heard back from Leann yet.