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    Bluest Tape

    A journey through the live catalog of the band all the way from Athens, GA, Widespread Panic with your hosts, Harvey Couch and Jeff Kollath.


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    96: Nothing Lasts Forever in the Cold November Rain Nov 19, 2019
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    Nothing Lasts Forever in the Cold November Rain

    Montana, November 2000

    We recorded this episode in the midst of a driving Memphis rain storm and a 25+ degree temperature drop on Veteran’s Day, so tipping our cap to the great W. Axl Rose and Stephanie Seymour seemed appropo. We dropped a new format for our Halloween 2019 recap and promptly cast it aside for a return to the old format. Sorry!

    This week, we have two great examples from Fall Tour 2000 - a couple of unheralded shows from the State of Montana. 11/10/00 finds at Montana State University in Bozeman for a killer trio of mid-first set songs. The next night (11/11/00), we head over to the University of Montana in Missoula for a smokin’, cover-laden encore that has a little bit of everything: killer sound, Schools’ bombs, engaged JB, and so much more. Absolutely love this segment! Along the way, we talk about spring 2020 tour, the Black Crowes reunion, the end of Matt Bevin, and the mess that the University of Memphis finds itself in. #freewiseman #memphisvseverybody


    Links below go to whole show streams from Relisten (just this one time, we promise!).

    10 November 2000 - Bozeman, MT - Brick Breeden Fieldhouse, Montana State U.
    Papa Legba > Stop-Go > Cream Puff War

    11 November 2000 - Missoula, MT - Adams Fieldhouse, U. of Montana
    And It Stoned Me > Bowlegged Woman

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    95: Get Your Hot Takes Nov 08, 2019
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    Get Your Hot Takes!

    Halloween 2019 Recap

    What a great three night run in New Orleans! Wow!

    Excellent performances on all three nights, some BIG surprises, great covers, and killer setlists all around. Obviously, the talk of the run was the tribute to Andy Kaufman on Halloween night that ended in a bizarre piece of performance art to the tune of "Volare" and “Tacos are Cheap.” I hope they book Tony Clifton as an opener for Panic en la Playa in 2021.

    Trying a new format this week. We talk about the shows, sure, but we also play just some selected snippets from each show. Please check out the links below to listen to each show. We hope you like it!


    Links below go to whole show streams from Panicstream

    31 October 2019 - New Orleans, LA - UNO Lakefront Arena

    01 November 2019 - New Orleans, LA - UNO Lakefront Arena

    02 November 2019 - New Orleans, LA - UNO Lakefront Arena


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    94: Millioke', which is Algonquin for “The Good Land" Oct 24, 2019
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    “‘Millioke,’ which is Algonquin for “The Good Land”

    Panic Returns to the Cream City!

    This weekend, the boys hit the Riverside Theatre in Milwaukee, Wisconsin for what will likely be another excellent run of three shows. The band has made the Riverside its exclusive Milwaukee home since 2006, but before that, they played all over “The United States of Milwaukee,” from Shank Hall and the Modjeska to the Eagles Ballroom and Summerfest. We get things started with the band’s first trip to the Cream City in 1992, follow it up with their first set at Summerfest in 1995, and close it out with the epic 1996 show from the Modjeska, and a damn fine Fall 1998 show from the Eagles Ballroom. In between the music, Jeff tries to remember his Milwaukee geography and recall some of his favorite haunts from when he worked in the city in 2012-13. His memory is not as sharp as it used to be though, so he probably made some mistakes. He also forgot to recommend his actual favorite places: Sobelman’s (burgers!), Soup Brothers (red pepper bisque with the sour cream rice ball!), Palomino (tator tots!), Three Brothers (spinach borek!), and Blackbird (beers, cocktails, and board games!). Or just find a fish fry with potato pancakes as a starch option and you can’t go wrong!

    Tech Note: We had some serious connectivity issues, so we apologize if it doesn’t sound the best or if it sounds choppy. We also planned on doing a part two and we were gonna play some freaking George McConnell, but Jeff’s wife got sick and his baby is a tool sometimes (but is still sooooo cute), so recording has been difficult to do. We will honor good ole George soon, we promise!


    Links below go to whole show streams from Relisten (just this one time, we promise!).

    23 July 1992 - Milwaukee, WI - Shank Hall
    Disco > It Ain’t No Use > Heaven

    08 July 1995 - Milwaukee, WI - Summerfest
    I’m Not Alone > Chilly Water > Drums > And It Stoned Me > Porch Song > Jam > Chilly Water

    01 November 1996 - Milwaukee, WI - Modjeska Theater
    Airplane > Aunt Avis > B of D > Jack

    04 October 1998 - Milwaukee, WI - Eagles Ballroom
    Driving Song > Pusherman > Driving Song > Breathing Slow


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    93: Back to the Mother Church Sep 13, 2019
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    Back to the Mother Church

    Ryman 2019

    If you are a regular listener to the Pod, you’d swear that we have turned this in a Billy Strings podcast! Lots of Billy Strings talk again this week - we unveil his previously unknown, completely secret REAL last name (dramatic enough for you?) - as Harvey waxes poetic about Billy’s role in the three night acoustic run at the “Mother Church of Country Music,” the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville. These acoustic shows mark a giant leap forward for the band from the days of Sit n Ski (amazing, but not really acoustic other than the first 3 nights) and the Wood Tour (too processed, too planned out for us). They are incredibly well played; tight, yet loose; transcendent jams, concise country-soul brilliance; you can tell this band is having fun and really pushing all the right buttons.

    This week, Harvey shares his experience at the 2nd night of the Ryman and attending the two Sam Holt Band post-shows (more quality Sam Holt!), plus the usual beer talk, pop culture talk, dad talk, and more. Three great acousti-Panic selections - it is a great show everyone!


    Links below go to Panicstream!

    23 August 2019 - Nashville, TN - Ryman Auditorium
    You’ve Got to Hide Your Love Away, North

    24 August 2019 - Nashville, TN - Ryman Auditorium
    Chunk of Coal, Airplane > Ride Me High (w/ Billy Strings)

    25 August 2019 - Nashville, TN - Ryman Auditorium
    Surprise Valley > Genesis > Surprise Valley


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    92: By the Time We Got to Woodstock Aug 21, 2019
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    By the Time We Got to Woodstock

    This week, we take a trip back to the 1969 Aquarian Exposition, aka, the Woodstock Music and Arts Fair, held in Bethel, NY. Through three days of rain, mud, bad trips, no food, traffic jams, and more mud, nearly a half million young people from all over the US made their way to this legendary festival. One such person was Jeff’s father-in-law, Larry, who hitched his way from New York City on Saturday morning, arriving just in time for the day’s music. In this episode, we learn all about Larry’s experience and memory of this incredible event in a special ‘setbreak’ interview. Since this is a Widespread Panic podcast, though, we chose Panic’s versions of nine songs that were performed at the festival. From Joe Cocker and the Paul Butterfield Blues Band to Creedence and The Band, we got it all. Enjoy!


    Links below go to the tracks from Relisten (just this one time, we promise!).

    27 April 1997 - Burlington, VT - Memorial Auditorium
    Jingo Jam

    10 August 1993 - Antioch, TN - Starwood Amphitheater
    Turn on Your Lovelight (w/ Col. Bruce Hampton)

    07 September 2013 - Arrington, VA - Interlocken Festival
    Susie Q (w/ John Fogerty)

    24 August 2018 - Arrington, VA - Lockn’ Music Festival
    Piece of My Heart (w/ Margo Price)

    31 December 2016 - Nashville, TN - Bridgestone Arena
    With a Little Help From My Friends (w/ The McCrary Sisters, Randall Bramblett, and the Megablasters)

    24 October 1995 - Columbus, MS - Mississippi University for Women
    Good Morning Little Schoolgirl

    15 June 2008 - Manchester, TN - Bonnaroo Music Festival
    Chest Fever (w/ Randall Bramblett, Kevin Hyde, Tom Ryan, and Wayne Postell)

    31 July 1998 - Live Oak, FL - Spirit of the Suwanee Music Park
    Mr. Soul

    06 July 2011 - Eugene, OR - Cuthbert Amphitheater
    Born Under a Bad Sign (w/ Ian Neville, Ivan Neville)


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    91: "The Music is Running Itself and They're Just Hanging On" Aug 02, 2019
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    "The Music Is Running Itself and They're Just Hanging On"

    A Conversation with Sam Holt

    Harvey is joined again by friend of the podcast, Sam Holt. They dig deep into the archives and play some of Sam faves from shows in 1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, and 2001. They discuss Sam's upcoming Remembering Mikey event in Atlanta on August 10, 2019 at Terminal West and also his late night shows in Nashville after Ryman Panic on 8/23 and 8/24.


    Links below go to whole show streams from Panicstream.

    31 October 1990 - Athens, GA - Georgia Theatre
    Dog Song
    Source: Shure SM57s >D6 by Sam Holt

    30 October 1992 - Athens, GA - Georgia Theatre
    Machine > Barstools
    Source: Nakamichi CM-300/CP1 > DAT by J.T. Lucchesi

    27 July 1994 - Pensacola, FL - Bayfront Arena
    Analyze > Fishwater
    Source: SBD > DA-P20

    28 June 1996 - Oak Mountain - Pelham, AL
    Space Wrangler > Disco
    Source: FOB EV-RE20 > SBM-1 > D8 by Michael Wilker

    22 July 2000 - Brewery District Pavillion - Columbus, OH
    The Waker > Rock, This Part of Town, Chilly Water > Love Tractor >
    Source: AKG 482 > Apogee AD1000 > D8 by Jeff Frank and Bill Mixon


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    90: On the Road with Harvey, Jeff, and the DDBB Jul 26, 2019
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    On the Road with Harvey, Jeff, and the DDBB

    Another Joyous Occasion, Vol. 2

    For all your first times or long times out there, we have a landmark first in this episode of the Bluest Tape. Whilst driving up I-75 to the Tedeschi Trucks Band in Cincinnati, Jeff and Harvey actually recorded an episode in the SAME place at the SAME time, this time, in Jeff’s Honda Pilot! Harvey does most of the nuts and bolts this time around so Jeff could keep his eyes on the road, but the discussion goes back and forth about the Summer 1999 tour with the Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Red Rocks 2019, the 4848 Festival, Bobby Womack, the Pontiac Silverdome, and how we still don’t like “Christmas Katie.” The content this week takes us back 20 years (stunning!) to the glory days of the Panic + DDBB collaboration. Some great, non-Another Joyous Occasion live Panic included inside - enjoy!


    Links below go to whole show streams from Panicstream.

    27 July 1999 - New York, NY - Roseland Ballroom
    Ophelia > Swamp
    Source: FOB Schoeps Mk4 > CMC5 > Sonosax SX-M2 by Jim Finn

    24 July 1999 - Columbia, MD - Merriweather Post
    Big Wooly Mammoth > Jam > Rebirtha
    Source: Schoeps MK4V > CMC6 > Sonosax SX-M2 > Apogee AD1000 by Charles Fox

    19 July 1999 - Pontiac, MI - Phoenix Plaza
    Hope in a Hopeless World > (I Walk On) Guilded Splinters
    Source: FOB AKG 481 > Lunatec V2 > Graham-Patten ADC-20 by Jamie Syrek

    27 November 1999 - Hampton, VA - Hampton Coliseum
    Flat Foot Flewzy
    Source: Schoeps MK4V > CMC6 > Apogee AD1000 by Charles Fox

    01 July 1999 - West Hollywood, CA - House of Blues
    Just Kissed My Baby
    Source: FOB MG 300 > Lunatec V2 > GP ADC-20 by Frank Rinaldi

    21 July 1999 - Antioch, TN - First American Music Center
    It’s All Over Now
    Source: Schoeps MK21 > CMC6 > Oade M148 > Graham-Patten ADC-20 by Bill Mixon

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    89: Unexpected, Graceful, Not Forced Jul 11, 2019
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    Unexpected, Graceful, Not Forced

    Red Rocks 2019

    Jeff is still in the fog of newborn parenthood, so we'll give him a pass for not finding time to join us on the podcast this week, but we are lucky enough to call in an ace reliever in the form of Ted Rockwell. Ted attended the most recent Panic three night run at Red Rocks, and as we learn, has attended all of the 60 consecutive WSP sell outs at Red Rocks, dating back to that fantastic show on May 31, 1996 (of course it was fantastic, it was 1996).

    But these 2019 shows are pretty darn stellar in their own right. Some great bustouts, but as is common at Red Rocks, the setlist doesn't tell the whole story. Some inspired playing and some magical meteorological moments made for yet another memorable Red Rocks run. One that was full of unexpected, graceful, and not forced musical moments.

    Plus, Jimmy's yellow guitar!

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    88: Babies Only Care What the People Feel Jun 20, 2019
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    Babies Only Care What the People Feel

    Well, we stay true to our element with some more 1996 heat, this time to celebrate the arrival of the Kollath progeny. “Little Wrangler” Ellison Liron Kollath arrived on Tuesday, June 4, weighing a robust 8lb, 7oz. Mom and baby are doing well and dad is trying to figure out how to go hide at work and not offend anyone. In his short time on Earth, Baby Ellison has shown a keen interest in “Take Off Jam” - no, I’m not making that up - it is amazing what you find out at 230am with a 5 day old. Anyway, the music - we decided to celebrate with some “baby” songs - when you hear ‘em, you’ll know what we mean. Some excellent playing here again, getting started with another gem from spring/summer 1996 from The Backyard in Bee Cave, TX, and closing it out with some first set heat from October 1996 in Gainesville, GA. Heat!


    Links below go to whole show streams from Panicstream.

    13 June 1996 - Bee Cave, TX - The Backyard
    Holden Oversoul > Jam > Gradle, Junior > Space Wrangler
    Source: AKG 468

    07 October 1996 - Gainesville, GA - Georgia Mountain Theater
    Little Kin, Machine > Barstools and Dreamers, Papa’s Home
    Source: EV-RE20's> SBM-1> D8 by Michael Wilker


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    87: Getting Back to Our Roots Jun 05, 2019
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    Getting Back to Our Roots: A Return to 1996

    Since it had been SO long since we dropped a new episode on you all, we thought it best to go back to our roots and play some serious, super sleeper, spring/summer 1996 heat. We head all the way out west to Tacoma, Washington where we find Panic inhabiting the Temple Theater for a smoking two setter that is oftentimes overlooked because of what comes before (5/31 through 6/2) and after (6/5). 6/4 is a special day for the Bluest Tape since, unless nature intervenes, will be the birthday for the newest Kollath child - updates on that to come in the next episode. Anyway, we celebrate all of our good news with the back half of the first set, starting with a killer “It Ain’t No Use” and closing out with a great “(Slow) Porch Song > Mr. Soul.” The middle of the second set here, though, is the fire, especially the first “Do What You Like” since 1991. What a show!


    Link below go to whole show streams from Panicstream.

    04 June 1996 - Tacoma, WA - Temple Theater
    Set 1: It Ain’t No Use > Impossible, Pilgrims > Nobody’s Loss, Porch Song > Mr. Soul
    Set 2: Worry, I’m Not Alone, Do What You Like, You Got Yours
    Source: Neumann KM184


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