Phil Lesh & Friends 2007-02-09
Slim's, San Francisco, CA
Set 1
Signed Sealed Delivered
The Weight
Feeling Alright
^Baba O'Riley
*Eyes Of The World
#Back In The USSR
Like A Rolling Stone
Box Of Rain
The Weight
Feeling Alright
^Baba O'Riley
*Eyes Of The World
#Back In The USSR
Like A Rolling Stone
Box Of Rain
Set 2
Set 3
Comment
The Students of the Branson School present:
Rock to Relief II: A Benefit for
Darfur/Doctors Without Borders
Rich Price and the Foundation with Phil Lesh
^Megan Slankard on vocals & acoustic guitar,
Rich Price on harp,
Phil took the "Don't Cry" verse
*with Grahame Lesh on guitar & vocals,
Chris Campbell on sax
#with Brian Lesh on vocals
-Rich Price and Jeff Symond switched up
on backup vocals and guitar for the set
-Liz Cadd on backup vocals, tambo & conga
for a good part of the set
-Drummer also did some conga
-Joe Deveau was 1 of the keyboardists
At times 10-12 people on stage sharing trading duties:
-Phil on bass
-3 guitar players
-2 keyboard players
-1 drummer
-Various folks trading off on percussion and vocals
Student Bands Opened:
Vices, 21 Aces
Rock to Relief II: A Benefit for
Darfur/Doctors Without Borders
Rich Price and the Foundation with Phil Lesh
^Megan Slankard on vocals & acoustic guitar,
Rich Price on harp,
Phil took the "Don't Cry" verse
*with Grahame Lesh on guitar & vocals,
Chris Campbell on sax
#with Brian Lesh on vocals
-Rich Price and Jeff Symond switched up
on backup vocals and guitar for the set
-Liz Cadd on backup vocals, tambo & conga
for a good part of the set
-Drummer also did some conga
-Joe Deveau was 1 of the keyboardists
At times 10-12 people on stage sharing trading duties:
-Phil on bass
-3 guitar players
-2 keyboard players
-1 drummer
-Various folks trading off on percussion and vocals
Student Bands Opened:
Vices, 21 Aces
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Updated At
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