Beauty of My Dreams | 2000-06-22 | Phish

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Amsouth Ampitheatre

Antioch, TN

June 22, 2000

Taper Section-DFC 8'Stand (ORTF)

Source:   Neumann KM140 > Sonosax SX-M2 > Panasonic SV-255 (48khz)

Transfer: DA-P1>Montego II (44.1khz)

Dirk Cota's Rig 

Tape provided by Lance Parauka

Transferred by Aaron Westendorf ([email protected])

Disc 1:

1)First Tube

2)Wolfman's Brother

3)Beauty of My Dream

4)Golgi Apparatus

5)Limb by Limb

6)Bug

7)Poor Heart

8)Roggae

9)Chalkdust

Disc 2:

1)Gotta Jiboo

2)2001 

3)Sand

4)Harry Hood** > 

5)Dog Faced Boy > 

6)Harry Hood***

Disc 3:

1)Intros and Crowd****

2)I'm Blue I'm Lonesome****

3)Hold Whatcha Got#****

4)Uncle Pen****

5)Freebird##

6)You Enjoy Myself (encore)

*    w/ In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida Jam (Iron Butterfly) during outro 

     for about a minute

**   Entire intro before "Harry!", then into Dog Faced Boy

***  w/ Special Guests: (Came in during the Hood jam)

     Ronnie McCoury-Mandolin, Sam Bush-Fiddle     

**** Also w/ Special Guests:

     Ricky Skaggs-Mandolin/Vocals, The Del McCoury Band 

      featuring: Del McCoury - Guitar/Vocals,

      Ronnie McCoury - Mandolin/Vocals,

      Rob McCoury - Banjo,

      Jason Carter - Fiddle,

      Mike Bub - Upright Acoustic Bass

##   w/ Very Special Guest:

     Wynonna Judd-Vocals

      and all seven special guests

#    Jimmy Martin Cover (The self-titled "King of Bluegrass")

Show Notes: Special guests were abound in the second set. Hood included Ronnie McCoury 
on mandolin and Sam Bush on fiddle. I'm Blue I'm Lonesome (first since July 18, 1999, 
or 60 shows), Coming Home, Uncle Pen, and Freebird (first since December 29, 1998, 
or 76 shows) also included Del McCoury on guitar, Ricky Skaggs on mandolin, 
Mike Budd, and Jason Center, along with an upright bass player and a fiddle player 
(both unnamed) in addition to those already on stage. Finally, Freebird was played 
in a full-band arrangement as opposed to the usual a cappella arrangement, with 
Wynonna Judd on lead vocals. Wolfman's included an Inna-Gadda-Da-Vida tease.