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June 14th
1 show
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Years
2026
20 shows
20 tapes
2025
3 shows
3 tapes
2024
43 shows
43 tapes
2023
32 shows
32 tapes
2022
23 shows
23 tapes
2021
42 shows
42 tapes
2020
20 shows
20 tapes
2019
33 shows
33 tapes
2018
27 shows
27 tapes
2017
24 shows
24 tapes
2016
22 shows
22 tapes
2015
6 shows
6 tapes
2014
16 shows
16 tapes
2013
24 shows
24 tapes
2012
21 shows
21 tapes
2011
15 shows
15 tapes
2010
11 shows
11 tapes
2009
8 shows
8 tapes
2016
7/11/16
Victim Of The Rhythm >
13:31
Far Gone Blues
5:19
Smile Forever
7:56
Doigter
6:53
Used To Feel Good
5:45
Everybody Needs Somebody >
12:02
Free
7:39
Listen The The Angels
10:22
Estimated Prophet >
19:32
One And >
2:34
Ride With The Devil
5:53
Run Like An Antelope
12:15
46 Days >
15:48
Light >
15:56
Strange Design >
3:53
Poor Heart
6:25
FIN
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View NotesHere's a Jed outlier from 2016 featuring two sets performed on the same day in two different locations. Set One was an open mic at Feed A Smile, and Set Two was a secret set later that day at DarkStar. First set is short, but second set makes up for it with a Phish heavy setlist, some serious jams and rare Grateful Dead cover. Set One opens slowly with Jed "unprepared" for the open mic format. After all two or three songs for Jed could be an hour. It ends up being five songs since no one else wanted the mic, and it's an all original set opening with the rocker "Victim of the Rhythm" and a lengthy jam right off the bat that probably would have gotten him pulled off the stage anywhere else. But the crowd seems to enjoy it and Jed follows the jam with "Far Gone Blues." He's ready to quit at that point, but continues on with the venue appropriate ballad "Smile Forever," the French instrumental "Doigter" and the blue-grassy "Used To Feel Good." It's a fun little set, but you can see why Jed wanted to play another set later. Second set took place later that day at DarkSstar and unlike the early set, this one is heavy on cover tunes, and clocks in at almost two hours. It starts off with some Blues Brothers fun and "Everybody Needs Somebody," but things get serious quick as Jed moves into one of several long jams in the set. It sildes effortlessly into the Phish song "Free" which Jed delivers nicely as a solo act, with multiple layers and sweet ambience to the jam portion. Jed gently shifts to a minor key to ease into one of the few originals in the set, the solemn "Listen To The Angels," which also features a powerful solo section with drums. It's back to cover tunes next with a rare cover of the Grateful Dead's "Estimated Prophet" (the first time Jed had played the tune since his epic and infamous "Estimated" Spell Fest show in December of 2015). "Estimated" spawn the longest jam of the evening, featuring boomy bass, a funky back beat and some groovy keys. The only other original of the night comes next, actually two originals, the sibling songs "One And..." and "Ride With The Devil." You'd think the set would be about over at this point, but there's alot more still to come! For some reason (maybe Phish summer tour?) Jed shifts gears into "Run Like An Antelope" kicking off a mini-Phish set that's nearly an hour long. "Antelope" is fun rarity to hear from Jed, and he follows it with "46 Days" and a smokin jam that provides inklings of what lies in the future for the song (see Jed's 5/21/19 show at Feed A Smile!). The "46 Days" jam teases a little Bob Marley before it segues into "Light." Jed's cover of the Phish jam vehicle suffers a few brown outs before launching into an electric jam that dissolves into the Page McConnel favorite "Strange Design." The set closes with the peppy "Poor Heart." This is an intersting show with two very different sets, some classic Jed songs, a few really nice jams and plenty of chum for the Phans! Enjoy!