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:: The (Infamous) DMB Song Evolution Archive :: :: Unique & Defining peformances of the Dave Matthews Band :: |
We all know that no two versions of any DMB song are alike. This explains why so many of us have up to hundreds of live shows which, lets face it, have many of the same songs in the setlists. However, songs change, from night to night, from tour to tour. What I hope to slowly put together is a database of all DMB songs and jams that archive the most unique and most important performances of each song/jam throughout each song's evolution.
Under the major eras of each song, some of the dates listed may not be especially unique within the context of that era, but they are typical of that particular style of performance of the song. They may also be performances of which high quality recordings are easily available to the community. I will be adding dates and possibly brief explanations/notes of other signifigant performances of each song many of which just happen to be some of my personal favorites, so pardon the bias. I welcome any and all opinions of whoever cares to share them with me. I obviously dont know everything, so I'm sure I will miss some important things, but feel free to help me out!
THANKS!
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| #36 > Everyday :: |
Full Band :: Carter drum intro; often played into Ants Marching 1993-04-10 :: Soundchecked 1993-05-21 :: 1993-07-27 :: Oteil Burbridge and Mike Durham guest in an epic performance upwards of 30 minutes. Includes several popular television theme songs. 1993-12-07 :: Tim Reynolds guests 1994-02-05 :: 1994-11-29 :: Craig Honeycut guests 1995-02-23 :: John Popper guests 1995-08-15 :: Tim Reynolds guests #36 > Ants Marching 1996-05-11 :: G. Love guests; Includes a rap mid jam 1998-08-09 :: Last full band "original" #36
#36 w/ the Lovely Ladies (1999-2000) :: Slow it down, throw out Carter's usually insane drum intro, and bring out 3 African American Ladies with microphones, and you'll get the new #36. 1999-09-11 ::
Everyday (#36) (2001-Present) :: Put Boyd on a Wah-Wah Pedal (not a bad thing), bring in Glen Ballard...... and say hello to Everyday. 2001-03-16 :: Dave solo, #36 outro proving that a full #36 is more or less dead, and has become only a shadow to Everday. 2001-04-21 :: Tour opener; Lovely Ladies guest providing a weak link to the 1999-2000 #36 2001-07-07 :: Lovely Ladies collaboration is more integrated and better executed for the remainder of the summer. Pretty good stuff (considering...) 2002-05-18 :: Crowd plays the part of the Ladies, DMB brings back music from the old #36 to end the song. 2002-07-26 :: More old #36 lyrics make a comeback to open the song! Great surprise. |
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| Perhaps one of the most drastic evolution over the longest period of time. Started as a dance tune and a tribute to the late Chris Hani. It was played consistantly through 1996. There was one token appearance during a 1997 Dave & Tim show, and final 3 appearances in 1998, before the Lovely Ladies moved in during the '99 tour and changed the face of the song forever. Eventually the tune evolved into the title track for the album Everyday, and #36 became merely a sing a long outro. | ||
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41 Police > #41 :: |
Pre-Crash (1995) :: 1995-04-07 :: Debut, great early version 1995-12-30 :: Development from time in the studio is evident
Post-Crash :: 1996-11-10 :: Full band acoustic performance 1997-06-10 :: Shortened 'radio' version taped for Late Night w/ David Letterman 1999-09-11 :: Butch Taylor guests. Phenomenal solo from Leroi 2001-05-15 :: Soulive guests
#41 w/ Bela Fleck & The Flecktones :: 1996-12-31 :: #41 > Minarets Paul McCandless guests in addition to the Flecktones 1997-06-08 :: Sojourn of Arjuna jam 1998-12-19 :: Victor Wooten of the Flecktones Guests 1999-05-25 :: Bela Fleck guests; Sojourn of Arjuna jam 2000-09-15 :: "When You Wish Upon A Star" 2000-09-18 :: Sojourn of Arjuna jam 2001-07-25 :: Carter-Futureman Duel 2002-04-20 :: Sojourn of Arjuna jam; 30 minute performance
Everyday Outro (2000-2001) :: 2000-12-03 :: Debut of the Everyday lyrics as an improv at the end of the song 2001-07-07 :: 2002-07-12 ::
#41 w/ Butch Taylor (2002) :: Butch takes a solo in the summer of 2002, adding parts of the Flecktones Sojurn of Aujuna 2002-08-27 :: Everyday Outro 2002-09-01 :: Everyday Outro
Maybe I Will Outro :: 1998-12-08 :: Bela Fleck guests on a 20 minute performance including an extra verse following Bela's solo.
Dave & Tim :: 1996-02-06 |
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| This song has certainly seen some interesting twists in its day. Its been played consistantly since 1995 and in the last 5 years has been the vehicle of some incredible guest performances at times near 30 minutes. Perhaps one day we'll hear a 41 minute #41... | ||
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All Along The Watchtower :: |
Watchtower (1992-1995) :: Much faster pace and a run through the verse twice before breaking into the jam. 1993-10-30 :: Richard Harding guests 1994-02-22 :: Performance recorded for "Recently" EP 1994-07-17 :: Great fast paced performance 1994-10-05 :: Stairway to Heaven jam 1995-02-24 :: John Popper & Trey Anastasio guest 1995-07-08 :: Extended jam between Boyd & Roi
Watchtower (1995-1996) :: Slowed down and cuts the repeat of the verse before the jam. 1995-08-15 :: Tim Reynolds guests 1995-12-30 :: Bruce Hornesby guests 1996-05-11 :: G. Love guests
Stefan Intro (1996-Present) :: Solo intro on almost all performances before being joined by Dave fingerpicking 1996-10-06 :: "F*ck that sh*t" - Take a listen to the first couple minutes of this performance... 1997-06-21 :: Ben Harper & Leon Moebly 1998-08-22 :: Third and last "Stir It Up" Intro from Stefan 1998-12-19 :: Tim Reynolds guests 1999-05-22 :: Carlos Santana guests 1999-09-11 :: Listener Supported 2000-07-19 :: Ben Harper guests 2001-04-21 :: Neil Young guests; this version is completely different than any other I've heard. Arrangements are all astray. 2001-05-05 :: Lenny Kravitz guests on vocals and guitar, but forgets the words towards the end 2001-07-25 :: Bela Fleck & the Flecktones guest 2002-05-13 :: Warren Haynes guests 2002-05-29 :: Robert Randolph guests 2002-08-31 :: Full band "Stir It Up" Intro 2002-09-03 :: Stir It Up intro (Stefan solo)
Stefan Intro/Butch Taylor solo (2001-Present) :: Butch Taylor guests; delivers his "Fender" solo common in 2001 & 2002 2001-08-25 :: 2002-07-11 ::
Non-Full band :: 1994-11-07 :: Dave & Tim w/ Stairway to Heaven jam 1996-07-10 :: Dave & Boyd 1999-02-06 :: Dave, Tim & John Popper 1999-03-14 :: Dave, Tim & Bob Wier 2001-09-29 :: Dave & Mickey Rafael on harmonica 2001-10-21 :: Dave & Neil Young
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| There are countless performances with guest appearances. I will add them to this list slowly but surely as I come across them. Check back often on this! This has been a staple for years to close shows. In recent years, it has typically opened with an extended solo from Stefan, occasionally including pieces of cover such as "Stir It Up". Performances that do not include special guests not touring with the band have had the jams anchored by Butch who delivers an electric guitar solo from his keyboards. | ||
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No New Directions > Ants Marching :: |
Also Sprach Zarathustra (2001 Space Odyssey) Intro :: 1993-03-12 :: 1993-03-17 :: Doug Wannamaker guests 1993-03-23 :: Dueling Banjos
Doobie Thing Intro :: Definately one of my favorites. This is really a seperate song, but lyrics never really developed, and the song died after only a handful of performances. 1993-08-31 :: 1993-09-08 :: 1993-11-02 :: Doobie Thing > Happy Birthday > Ants Marching. Truely one of the great performances of this combo.
Warehouse Intro :: 1995 :: Saturday Night Live 1999-06-15 :: Quite a suprise in the encore, as Warehouse had already been played earlier in the set. Who would've thought this?
Dave & Stefan Walkdown Intro :: Extended intro, usually performed when closing the set or a show. 1995-02-25 :: 2001-05-15 :: 2001-07-20 :: Power Outage Inro
1-2-3 Outro (1998-Present) :: After the song's short break in early 1998 they came back with new twist to the old classic. 1998-05-29 :: 2000-09-19 :: Bela Fleck & The Flecktones guest. Fantastic performance.
Anyone Seen The Bridge > Too Much Tease > Ants Marching (2000) :: 2000-09-19 :: Bela Fleck & The Flecktones guest in an incredible performance.
Other :: 1993-12-07 :: Tim Reynolds/Carter Beauford jam intro 1994-09-28 :: Boyd takes a Halloween-esque solo to open the song. 1996-11-10 :: Full Band Acoustic performance |
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| DMB's Anthem, always a crowd pleaser to everyone in the audience. Frequent appearances over the years, with a short break in late '97 and early '98. | ||
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Reconcile Our Differences > Bartender :: |
Dave & Tim :: 1999-01-29 :: Debut 1999-02-05 :: Bartender > DDTW 1999-03-24 :: Bartender > DDTW
Full Band (2000) :: 2000-06-23 :: 2000-09-16 ::
Full Band (2001-Present) :: Introduction of the Pennywhistle often following Big Eyed Fish 2001-05-15 :: First Big Eyed Fish > Bartender 2001-06-16 :: 2001-07-25 :: Jeff Coffin guests; Fantastic performance 2002-04-07 :: Improv lyrics during usual wailing
Dave Solo :: 2000-02-20 :: New lyrics debuts 2001-09-29 :: Ends the song closer to how its ended with the band. |
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| This song was written during the 1999 Dave & Tim tour, known as Reconcile Our Differences. It served as in intro to Don't Drink the Water through the Spring. It debuted with the band in 2000 and has been a regular since, often segued to Big Eyed Fish in 2001 and early 2002. | ||
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Blue Water (Baboon Farm) :: |
Full Band :: Often part of a segue including Typical Situation and/or Minarets 1992-07-08 :: Possibly Boyd's best solo ever 1993-01-20 :: Another great performance 1993-01-26 :: 1993-03-23 :: Extended Jam exceeding 17 minutes. 1993-08-19 :: Warren Haynes guests; Amazing performance 1993-11-13 :: Another quality performance from Boyd 1995-02-25 :: Chilling last full band performance. Recently (Water Wine Jam) > BWBF > Typical Situation
Acoustic :: 1996-02-10 :: 1997-02-21 :: Played as a segue.. BWBF > Dream I Killed > Typical Situation 2000-12-08 :: Teased the opening line to open the show 2000-12-17 :: Teased a full verse to kick off the encore 2002-07-12 :: |
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| One of the band's great "erie" songs. Performed many times between 1992 & 1994. But disappeared in 1995 after the last full band performance on February 24, 1995. It showed up during a handful of 1996 Dave & Tim shows as intros for Typical Situation and Minarets and once more during a Dave & Tim show in 1997, and much to everyone's surprise, it was teased as much as a full verse in the winter of 2000 by Dave solo. Then again an unexpected appearance was made on 7.12.02 | ||
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Crush :: |
Roi on Flute (1998-2000) :: As it should be, dueling between violin and flute to close the song. 1998-04-18 :: Debut 1998-06-21 :: Extended Bass Intro 1998-12-07 :: Tim Reynolds, Butch Taylor guest; Great energy! 1999-06-15 :: Warren Haynes guests
Roi on Sax (2001-Present) :: For some reason, Roi put down the flute in favor of the sax at the end of the song. Its a crime. 2002-05-21 :: Butch Taylor guests 2002-07-16 :: Butch Taylor guests, great energy!
Dave & Tim :: 1999-02-05 ::
Dave Solo :: 2001-09-29 :: Some new lyrics added to replace Boyd's absence mid song. |
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Cry Freedom :: |
Dave Solo :: 1991-04-01 :: Rutabega Studio Demo 2002-05-19 :: Opens the show playing a lot of the song while walking around the stage; *No words* 2002-07-25 :: Cry Freedom makes its official return to kick off the night's encore!
Full Band :: 1993-05-19 :: 1999-06-19 :: First performance since regular appearances in the setlists stopped in late 1996 1999-07-10 :: Last full band performance
Dave & Tim :: 1996-02-06 :: |
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Dancing Nancies :: |
Dancing Nancies w/ Peter Griesar (1992-1993) :: As was the case with most songs, Peter overpowers the band. Interesting versions. 1993-03-23 ::
Dancing Nancies (1993-2000) :: Not much changing in the song, but a powerhouse live song. 1995-08-15 :: Tim Reynolds guests; Nancies > Warehouse 1995-12-31 :: 2000-06-23 :: 2000-08-02 :: 2002-07-31 :: Nancies> Warehouse makes its return! With enough energy to make up for the last year and a half!
Dave Solo :: 2002-07-26 :: 2 legitimate teases durning the show including the opening verse and one chorus |
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Characterized by unique intros and high energy solos from Boyd. This was a staple for many years, but since 1999, it had only been played a few times in summer 2000 and finally made its return to the setlists in late July, 2002 after almost 2 years off. In the mid '90s, Nancies often segued into Warehouse, a segue that also made a comeback in 2002. |
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Drive In, Drive Out :: |
Full Band :: 1992-04-22 :: Drive In, Drive Out music debuts, no lyrics 1995-08-15 :: Tim Reynolds guests
Dave Solo :: 1992-07-08 :: Drive In, Drive Out w/ lyrics debuts |
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Grace Is Gone :: |
Grace Is Gone (2000-2001) :: A much slower, quieter song early on. 2000-06-26 :: Full Band debut 2000-09-18 ::
Grace Is Gone (2001-Present) :: After some road testing, Boyd really begins to open up on more recent versions of this tune. 2001-06-23 :: Prelude Intro - rumored to be recorded for the 'Lillywhite Sessions', only performance of this intro. 2001-07-06 :: Sleep To Dream Her > GIG; Dave gets some lyrics wrong here, but covers nicely 2002-04-27 :: 2002-05-16 :: Abreviated version, mostly Dave & Carter, but in a different time signature - very unique |
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Granny :: |
Dave Solo :: 1992-11-17 :: Debut
Love Outro (1992-?) :: The song ends with the band 'harmonizing' LOVE 1992-12-23 :: 1993-03-23 ::
Chord Progression Outro (1998?-Present) :: The song ends with a chord progression by Dave after the Love, Baby jam. 1999-09-11 :: Butch Taylor & Lovely Ladies guest
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Gravedigger :: |
Dave Solo :: 2002-04-26 :: Lyrics debut with music as an intro to PNP>Rapunzel 2002-05-15 :: Lyrics sung as a brief intro to Don't Drink The Water 2002-05-28 :: Reworked and somewhat "finished" version debuts 2002-07-23 :: Performed on a Boston radio interview, great performance
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Grey Street :: |
Grey Street (2000-2001) :: 2000-06-26 :: Opened the song like he never has and probably never will. "Oh, little jimmy's been a bad boy again, he says never walk this way." 2000-07-12 :: "She just listens to the same old thing, running out onto Grey Street." "Heaviness flows out of her and she sings to sign of her sunlight." "Although lonileness she dreams of this, she only says things of her life." More? Sure. "The hole in her tightens and the wings can make her fly, out of bright light she falls to blackness, out of colors no black and white." What else...."Then the rolling rage is over and anger comes laughing out, though anger turns into loving, out of nighttime her soul is found. Why can't flowers bloom in the desert? Only hope can come from God." Wow. 2000-07-19 :: Easily Dave's best performance when it comes to lyrics on the spot. The whole song is full of references to rain and Noah's Ark. 2000-09-04 :: Bela Fleck guests 2000-12-13 :: "It's as if the wrongs in her heart fall, she's no longer sore, and black and white." 2001-07-07 :: "But then the fog rolled heavy on her, and all the brightness fades away." 2001-08-03 :: One word: Roi. Clocking in at 8:25, this is the longest version that the boys have played thus far. Roi is absolutely mesmorizing and they let him go for a good 3 minutes. Lyrical standouts: "As if the fog rolled up in inside her, and she sees the fading light."
Grey Street (2002-Present) :: After being recorded for Busted Stuff, the song was shorted a bit losing some of the chorus towards the end of the song 2002-04-07 ::
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This song, orginally recorded during the Lillywhite Sessions has been heavily played since its debut in June, 2000. The first 2 years featured an array of lyrical improvisations giving the song its most defining characteristics before becoming more standardized in 2002. |
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Halloween :: |
Early Halloween (1992-1993) :: Though this song is generally known as an angry song, early versions were almost quiet. 1992-10-31 :: Debut; Techno Intro 1992-11-18 :: Much more developed 1993-01-20 :: 1993-07-06 :: Greg Howard guests in place of Stefan
Halloween (1993-1997) :: Greatest versions characterized by Carter's insane solo intros and outros 1994-02-22 :: Performance used for Recently EP
Post Before These Crowded Streets :: Song went through some pretty significant changes at this point. 1998-04-21 :: First performance of new version; Dave moans at the end 1998-12-07 :: Tim Reynolds guests; Incredible performance 2002-08-27 :: Very small tease from Dave & Stefan 2002-09-08 :: What a way to close out the tour! First full band (minus Boyd) performance in years! 2002-12-21 :: Completely unexpected following James Brown and Sex Machine!
Dave & Carter :: 1993-04-09 :: 2000-12-04 :: Insane performance completely on a whim to start the encore. 2000-12-08 :: Last performance of the song. 2002-12-14 :: Very light tease through a couple verses of the song. "Lounge Style"
Dave & Tim :: 1993-03-13 :: |
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| Heres a song that definately tests the boundaries of Dave's vocal chords. Its undergone some significant changes. It made pretty regular appearances between 1992 and 1994. Then only appeared 8 more times until 1998 when it was played 9 times. There were many performances during the 1999 Dave & Tim tour, and in the Winter of 2000, we got 2 surprise performances with Dave & Carter. Two years later though, we finally got a couple full band performances out of them! | ||
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Thing w/ Peter Griesar (1992-1993) :: Some REALLY great early performances
happened during this time period.
1992-07-31 :: "Church Me Peter" Outro 1993-03-23 :: Great 20 minute performance with some *excellent* vocal work by Mr. Boyd Tinsley; A Walk On The Wild Side Outro
Jimi Thing (1993-1997) :: Song took a new direction after Peter left the mix. Jam took on a new energy with Roi in the driver's seat. 1993-03-27 :: Doug Wannamaker guests; Alternate ending - possibly a mistake - sort of an extention of the last bridge. 1993-11-13 :: Jimi Thing > Seek Up 1993-11-27 :: Jimi Thing > Seek Up 1994-07-28 :: 1994-10-08 :: 1995-01-26 :: Trey Anastasio guests 1995-01-31 :: Roi adds some funk to the jam 1995-12-31 :: 1996-10-15 :: Truncated Jimi Thing > What Would You Say Encore
Jimi Thing (1997-1998) :: In my opinion, the weakest period for the song. The band just didn't seem to be on the same page the last 10 minutes of the song, lacking a general cohesiveness present in earlier versions. 1997-06-08 :: Angel Intro
Jimi Thing (1998-2000) :: In late 1998, possibly as a result of Tim Reynolds joining the band on stage, the jam took a whole new direction that stuck for several years. 1998-12-19 :: Tim Reynolds owns this performance, definately my favorite live DMB moment. 1999-09-11 :: Great performance. Dave nails his solo (sometimes difficult for him to pull off).
Jimi Thing (2000-Present) :: While the structure of the jam still resembles that of the 1998 jam, there has recently been some more experimentation with the energy of the jam, mainly due to Carter's drum work. 2000-09-02 :: 2000-09-13 :: Bela Fleck & The Flecktones guest in an epic 25 minute performance. 2001-05-15 :: Soulive guests; 'Get Your Soulive' Outro 2002-05-13 :: Great upbeat jam from the band. 2002-08-26 :: Upbeat jamming continues, very unique off time solo from Dave
Full Band Acoustic (What Will Become Of Me Outro) :: 1995-04-05 :: WWBOM Debuts 1995-05-10 :: Classic performance 1995-08-13 :: Fantastic performance for Modern Rock Live w/ What Will Become Of Me
Dave & Tim (What Will Become Of Me Outro) :: Acoustic versions end with a quiet jam that eventually became Pantala Naga Pampa 1997-02-20 :: "Angel" Intro (Riff eventually becomes Angel, recorded for Everyday); WWBOM Outro 1999-02-05 :: WWBOM > PNP 1999-03-13 :: WWBOM > PNP; You Shook Me jam |
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Again, this has been a staple from the beginning. Though
like Two Step, this tune offers some of the greatest variations in performances
year to year. This song has changed, not so much from guest appearances,
but through shear evolution and experimentation, maybe even boredom.
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John The Revelator > JTR |
John The Revelator (1999) :: 1999-03-14 :: Debut; Dave & Tim; Carlos Santana guests 1999-03-24 :: Dave & Tim 1999-05-25 :: Full Band debut; Butch Taylor, Bela Fleck, Santana Band, Lovely Ladies guest 1999-05-26 :: Butch Taylor, Bela Fleck, Santana Band, Lovely Ladies guest 1999-05-29 :: Last Full Band performance; Butch Taylor, Santana Band, Lovely Ladies guest
JTR (2000-Present) :: 2000-06-20 :: JTR Debut 2000-08-22 :: Great Performance, personal favorite 2000-09-16 ::
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| This song was originally written for possible inclusion on Santana's 'Supernatural' Album, but didn't make the cut. It featured original music with a chorus featuring a cover of "John The Revelator", a religious song from the 1930's. However during the recording of the 'Lillywhite Sessions', the chorus was replaced by original lyrics and music, and the title was shortened to JTR. It was played regularly in 2000 & 2001, but after being one of only 3 Lillywhite tunes not to be included on 'Busted Stuff' it was given a break from rotation in the Spring of 2002. | ||
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Kit Kat Jam |
Kit Kat Jam (2002) :: 2002-07-16 :: Debuts, Butch Taylor Guests 2002-07-26 :: Butch Taylor Guests
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Lie In Our Graves ::
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Early Peformances (1992-1993) :: Relatively short performances, before the addition of the interlude jam. Also ended with the line "Till we dance away" which was present until the recording of Crash. Has appeared few times since. 1992-12-23 ::
Leroi Solo (1993-1995) :: 1993-08-31 :: 1994-02-05 :: 1995-08-15 :: Most widely known; 'Somewhere Over The Rainbow'
Boyd Solo (1996-Present) :: Boyd took over ownership of this tune after it was recorded for Crash in 1996 1998-06-21 :: Solid solo work from Boyd, Stefan more present on Interlude jam 2000-08-20 :: Great performance w/ "Till we dance away" to close the show 2000-12-05 :: Last appearance of "Till we dance away"
Butch Taylor :: (2000-Present) Since 2000, he has added a new dimmension to the song, extending it to new lengths. 2000-07-06 :: 2001-06-16 :: Dave covers a verse of a beatles tune "Rain" during the interlude in response to the weather. 2002-05-04 ::
Other guests :: 1997-06-08 :: Bela Fleck guests, classic performance 1998-12-07 :: Bela Fleck, Butch Taylor & Tim Reynolds guest 1999-05-22 :: Bela Fleck guests 1998-12-19 :: Tim Reynolds guests 2001-05-19 :: Trey Anastasio guests
Dave & Tim :: 1996-02-05 :: Nature Intro 1997-02-06 :: |
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This song has gone through quite a few major changes
since its birth and has made regular appearances since 1992.
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One Sweet World ::
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Instrumental Intro (1992-Present) :: This intro has pretty much accompanied this song on most full band performances.
Swim Naked Outro :: Most common w/ Dave & Tim 1996-05-11 :: Somewhat rare Swim Naked w/ Full Band 1997-02-06 :: Dave & Tim
Dave Solo :: 1992-09-11 :: Includes the Instrumental Intro, also used as an Outro to the song, immediately referred to as "the discord'ant ending" as dave messes up and just quits the song. 2001-09-29 :: Rare solo performance at Farm Aid |
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Don’t Burn The Pig > Pig :: |
Don't Burn The Pig (1995-1997) :: 1995-05-10 :: Great full band acoustic debut 1995-05-20 :: 1995-07-31 :: 1996-08-31 :: Last full band DBTP; Dave does the story intro explaining the origins of the song 1997-02-21 :: Dave & Tim; Last performance of DBTP
Pig (1998-1999) :: 1998-04-21 :: First Full band performance of Pig 1998-06-07 :: Bela Fleck, Butch Taylor, & Big Voice Jack guest in an incredible performance. 1999-05-09 :: Pig gone wrong - mid song.
Pig Teases (2001) :: In response to on onslaught of requests for the song, Dave occasionally played as much as a full verse and chorus of the song solo during several shows. 2001-05-27 :: 2001-07-07 :: Dave responds to hundreds of signs in the audience, teasing lines and music from Pig several times, though proclaims never to play the song again, if the signs continue. 2001-08-24 :: Plays first verse & chorus 2001-08-25 :: Continues from the previous night with the second verse and another chorus 2001-09-29 :: Farm Aid, Dave plays a near 2 minute tease, the most substantial tease of the year. & |
