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Widespread Panic
Today In History
June 9th
3 shows
5 tapes
Years
2026
49.9k
PlaybackListensHours
48h1.7k206
7d5k610
30d49.9k6.1k
18 shows
83 tapes
2025
9.5k
PlaybackListensHours
48h54074
7d2.9k383
30d9.5k1.2k
41 shows
410 tapes
2024
1.6k
PlaybackListensHours
48h465
7d15017
30d1.6k184
18 shows
66 tapes
2023
2.8k
PlaybackListensHours
48h10213
7d41550
30d2.8k335
43 shows
113 tapes
2022
1.7k
PlaybackListensHours
48h749
7d16620
30d1.7k192
45 shows
96 tapes
2021
568
PlaybackListensHours
48h202
7d516
30d56867
25 shows
42 tapes
2020
74
PlaybackListensHours
48h321m
7d750m
30d749
10 shows
10 tapes
2019
701
PlaybackListensHours
48h48365
7d27236
30d70184
42 shows
69 tapes
2018
610
PlaybackListensHours
48h325
7d10615
30d61080
35 shows
55 tapes
2017
706
PlaybackListensHours
48h335
7d13318
30d70693
28 shows
50 tapes
2016
794
PlaybackListensHours
48h516
7d759
30d79491
80 shows
95 tapes
2015
1.1k
PlaybackListensHours
48h283
7d16919
30d1.1k146
59 shows
78 tapes
2014
1.2k
PlaybackListensHours
48h618
7d56966
30d1.2k143
63 shows
86 tapes
2013
1.8k
PlaybackListensHours
48h41747
7d945104
30d1.8k210
75 shows
98 tapes
2012
353
PlaybackListensHours
48h217m
7d667
30d35336
17 shows
20 tapes
2011
1.7k
PlaybackListensHours
48h121
7d14416
30d1.7k187
71 shows
85 tapes
2010
930
PlaybackListensHours
48h375
7d16420
30d930112
77 shows
87 tapes
2009
580
PlaybackListensHours
48h9311
7d24828
30d58069
54 shows
64 tapes
2008
433
PlaybackListensHours
48h233
7d334
30d43354
74 shows
91 tapes
2007
1k
PlaybackListensHours
48h759
7d20825
30d1k123
85 shows
96 tapes
2006
586
PlaybackListensHours
48h273
7d11213
30d58672
77 shows
99 tapes
2005
547
PlaybackListensHours
48h497
7d638
30d54769
98 shows
127 tapes
2004
46
PlaybackListensHours
48h00m
7d00m
30d466
1 show
1 tape
2003
2k
PlaybackListensHours
48h263
7d21725
30d2k237
94 shows
113 tapes
2002
4.1k
PlaybackListensHours
48h28233
7d80793
30d4.1k492
52 shows
85 tapes
2001
6k
PlaybackListensHours
48h34041
7d1.1k133
30d6k714
90 shows
174 tapes
2000
6.4k
PlaybackListensHours
48h31936
7d1.1k128
30d6.4k735
98 shows
186 tapes
1999
5.1k
PlaybackListensHours
48h33040
7d1.1k136
30d5.1k621
107 shows
157 tapes
1998
7.4k
PlaybackListensHours
48h63271
7d2.3k272
30d7.4k905
108 shows
176 tapes
1997
10.3k
PlaybackListensHours
48h53161
7d1.8k213
30d10.3k1.2k
115 shows
180 tapes
1996
12.8k
PlaybackListensHours
48h936104
7d3k329
30d12.8k1.4k
103 shows
169 tapes
1995
7.8k
PlaybackListensHours
48h17519
7d1k106
30d7.8k808
100 shows
157 tapes
1994
1.6k
PlaybackListensHours
48h343
7d20121
30d1.6k169
113 shows
124 tapes
1993
3k
PlaybackListensHours
48h657
7d19422
30d3k320
129 shows
150 tapes
1992
2.6k
PlaybackListensHours
48h445
7d20921
30d2.6k289
93 shows
111 tapes
1991
340
PlaybackListensHours
48h14m
7d616
30d34036
35 shows
39 tapes
1990
447
PlaybackListensHours
48h303
7d829
30d44745
40 shows
42 tapes
1989
539
PlaybackListensHours
48h142
7d606
30d53954
32 shows
33 tapes
1988
156
PlaybackListensHours
48h424
7d343
30d15615
19 shows
19 tapes
1987
431
PlaybackListensHours
48h374
7d718
30d43147
28 shows
29 tapes
1986
701
PlaybackListensHours
48h14m
7d566
30d70173
32 shows
33 tapes
1985
208
PlaybackListensHours
48h37m
7d1049m
30d20815
2 shows
2 tapes
1984
422
PlaybackListensHours
48h673
7d518m
30d42221
1 show
1 tape
2003
Sources
Taper: Scott Bernstein
3:33:49
Rating:
10.00 / 1 rating
Taper:
Scott Bernstein
SHNID:
wsp2003-06-14
Source:
Original Recording: Neumann TLM170(hypercardoids, FOB, center)->Apogee AD1000->Sony D7 or D8 via digi-cable (master@16/48) DAT playback: Sony R-500 -> Sound Devices 722 digital input (@24/48) Mastered: Steinberg Spectralayers 11 to scrub many loud whistles and yells. SoundForge 13.0 for volume normalization and clap scrubbing; 24->16 bit dither using POW-r #3 noise shaping. Tracked in CDWav. IDv3 tagged in Tag&Rename 3.9.15
Lineage:
Sony R-500 -> Sound Devices 722 digital input (@24/48)
Taper Notes:
View Notes* = w/Mike Dillon and Stanton Moore on percussion + = acoustic ^ = w/Warren Haynes on guitar # = w/Robert Randolph on pedal steel guitar @ = last time played 7/28/01 (122 show gap) There is a small cut in track 30 ("Chilly Water") where my 3 hour tape ran out and I had to swap to a 2nd tape. If another source for this show appears, I will attempt to patch it Other acts on the What stage on this day: The Wailers, Emmylou Harris (before the Allmans); Z-Trip and The Allman Brothers Band all appeared before Widespread Panic. Special thanks to "The Dude" for lending me his recorder for the weekend of this festival while I couldn't power my recorder due to a loose battery wire. Recorded by Scott Bernstein Transferred 6/16/12, Tracked 10/7/2019, Mastered 9/6-10/2024. Posted 9/11/2024 Taper notes: Rolling right along after the <a href="https://archive.org/details/abb2003-06-14.tlm170.fob" rel="ugc nofollow">Allman Brothers Bonnaroo 2003</a> show that I posted for BARN257, I give you the set that literally followed that ABB show on the main stage at Bonnaroo that year -- Widespread Panic's marathon (over 3.5 hours!) headlining performance from that night (note that I also recently posted the standout/marathon length <a href="https://archive.org/details/mmw2003-06-14" rel="ugc nofollow">MMW late night tent performance</a> which followed as BARN252 -- and this explains the mystery of why I missed the beginning of MMW's performance as Widespread played more than 30 minutes past their stated curfew). Even though this is a show from the much-maligned years when George McConnell was the guitarist who had been initially brought into the band in the wake of Michael Houser's death from cancer at 40 years old in 2002 (and before they would go on to hire guitar-master Jimmy Herring), this is one spectacular Widespread performance. From one listen, it is abundantly clear that the band both came to play some serious music and to have fun as well. Right off the bat, the band barrels into the familiar notes of their frequent set-closer and rave-up "Love Tractor", getting the crowd dancing right out of the gate. Before finishing "Love Tractor", the band brings us right into the present with a low down and funky version of new-ish tune (for the time) "Thin Air (Smells Like Mississippi)" which folds perfectly into the middle of "Love Tractor". Continuing the high energy atmosphere, the band takes us through old and new favorites of the time frame -- "Ain't Life Grand", "Papa Johnny Road", "Greta" -- until they hit on a standout version of their anthemic "Driving Song" with a super funky version of Curtis Mayfield's "The Pusherman" folded inside. Also notable about this show: Stanton Moore (Galactic) and Mike Dillon both sat in during an extended drum feature, a great version of "Henry Parsons Died", an incredibly rare acoustic segment with some tasty song choices ("Fishing", "Counting Train Cars" -- usually reserved for acoustic sets; "Porch Song", "Imitation Leather Shoes", and "Climb To Safety" -- which are usually not reserved for acoustic sets; and in my opinion "Imitation Leather Shoes" really shined brightly in an acoustic format). Then the fireworks really start as the band invites out Warren Haynes and Robert Randolph on guitars (and pedal steel) for some extra high energy jamming on "Don't Wanna Lose You", "Surprise Valley", "Ride Me High", and "Chilly Water". By this point the band had hit their curfew, but apparently got permission to play a few more, and we got a nice 3 song encore of "Down On The Farm" (a rarity, but apropos for the location of the festival), and Widespread classics/crowd pleasers "Pilgrims" and "Space Wrangler". If you are all playing along at home, you may recall that the epic late night MMW tent set that I posted from this same night was missing the beginning of the show. Well, this Widespread Panic overrun (this show is 3.5 hours, and the band only had a 3 hour time slot) explains why my recording was missing the beginning of MMW's set. So, now 21 years after this show, 12 years after I transferred it, and 5 years after I started working on it, I bring you this killer Widespread Panic set -- and in better quality than I would have ever been able to bring it to you in the past -- given that I have some new tools in my toolkit to polish away stray crowd yells, whistles, etc. -- so I hope it will have been worth the wait! (I know it was for me...) Enjoy! Follow me on Twitter to track my postings of FREE live music and concert photography: <a href="http://www.twitter.com/scott_bernstein" rel="ugc nofollow">http://www.twitter.com/scott_bernstein</a> Or become a "fan" on Facebook here: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/pages/Scott-Bernsteins-Live-Music-Photos-Page/166706713365451" rel="ugc nofollow">https://www.facebook.com/pages/Scott-Bernsteins-Live-Music-Photos-Page/166706713365451</a>
Taper: Todd Edgerton
3:30:44
Taper:
Todd Edgerton
Transferrer:
Todd Edgerton
SHNID:
wsp2003-06-14.mk21.flac16
Source:
Schoeps mk21 > kcy > VMS02iB > AD1000 > TCD-D8 (48k)
Lineage:
TCD-D8 > Datport > Samplitude (48k-44.1k) > Red Roaster (tracking) > WAV > FLAC (lvl 6)
Taper: Dennis Bryant
2:56:15
Taper:
Dennis Bryant
Transferrer:
Dennis Bryant
SHNID:
WSP6.14.2003
Source:
Oktava-MC012s>Deneke-PS2>SonySBM-1>Sony-D100
Lineage:
DAT>Tascam DA-20 MK II>SoundDevice722>Laptop>Sound Forge 17pro(Volume,Balance,EQ,Fades)>CD Wave>FlacLvl8>TLH>Foobar2000 16/44.1 Fileset