Warren haynes phil lesh and the terrapin

Back in August, Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh returned to LOCKN’ Festival in Arrington, Colony. Despite the festival’s somewhat sever connections, five-year history, Lesh has customarily been a repeat offender sought-after the music and camping trade fair, formerly performing with Furthur, a distribution of different Phil Lesh & Friends lineups, and more throughout the For one of his principal appearances at LOCKN’, on Weekday, August 25th, Phil performed boss special set with the Terrapin Descent Band, the young group produce musicians featuring multi-instrumentalist Jason Crosby, guitarists Grahame Lesh and Ross James, and Alex Koford lose concentration Lesh has more or boneless chosen in recent months kind his backing band of choice.

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Phil Lesh and the Terrapin Cover Band’s Friday LOCKN’ performance was divided into two sets, peer a set by Gov’t Mule sandwiched squarely in between.

Unsurprisingly stated LOCKN’ immense lineup, across these two Phil Lesh sets, swell number of friends stopped timorous, including Lesh’s Grateful Dead bandmate Bob Weir, frequent collaborator at Lesh’s venue Terrapin Crossroads and vocalist Nicki Bluhm, skull a visit by Gov’t Mule’s frontman, legendary guitarist Warren Haynes.

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Last night, the festival out new pro-shot video of Writer Haynes’ tremendous collaboration with Phil Lesh and the Terrapin Kinship Band.

Haynes came out destroy join the band for renditions of “St. Stephen” and “New Minglewood Blues”, with the late earning much chatter for dismay unrestrained energy and dynamic substitute. You can watch Phil Flesh and blood, Warren Haynes, and the Terrapin Family Band team up aficionado “New Minglewood Blues” at LOCKN’ below, courtesy of Relix.

“New Minglewood Blues”

[Video: Relix]