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I enjoy this release in particular because it has the perfect amount of crowd noise. Thank you Healy and Don Pearson(?).
Widespread Panic review for those interested.
Only caught Saturday. Which ended up being the correct choice because, out of the three shows, that evening was the only one with a drumz section.
I thoroughly enjoy the WSP drumz. Trucks and Ortiz bring the heat.
Didn't know Herring was out again. They keep it close to the sleeve in the band, but rumors are he is taking care of his wife who has dementia.
Fill in was Nick Johnson. Had to look him up while in my seat. Played with the Colonel. Harsher tone. Somewhere in between Mike and Jimmy.
Fun show! A Climb To Safety and Tall Boy are always welcome in my hood.
WSP attracts more female fans than most jam bands. Not complaining. Swampy chicks that like their dresses and alcohol.
Edit.
First show since Sphere.
Spoiled by the previous soundscape that literally surrounded me. So much so, that if you are recording video, the sound changes if you zoom in or out. Crazy stuff.

The Barons
Bob Relf
Mary Ann Fisher
Sherri Taylor
Freddie Houston
the Andrews Sisters....
Dolly Lyon
the Rolling Stones
Gino Parks
Big D and the Kids Table
The Who
Bob Marley and the Wailers
Bob Marley
J. Geils Band
J. Geils Band-wagon
J. Geils Band
J. Geils Band
Sam Cooke
Mel Torme
Queen
Queen II
Bonnie Raitt
Bonnie Raitt & Bryan Adams
Big Mama Thornton
Halifax Pier
Old Crow Medicine Show
DICKS PICKS 29 (LAKELAND)
Van Morrison
Selena
Billy Ocean
Roy Orbison
the Bears
King Crimson
the Bears
Charles Earland
Adrian Belew
Heart
Grace Potter & The Nocturnals
Dan Fogelberg
Bob Marley
John Denver
Stevie Wonder
Stevie Wonder
Bill Withers
Allman Brothers Band
The Gentle People
Van Morrison
Black Sabbath
Rod Stewart
Global Goon