Way Out WestFirst Leg of Summer 2001

June 2001 was a big month for Widespread Panic. They released their final studio album with Michael Houser, Don’t Tell the Band, and embarked on a mighty fine summer tour starting way out west in California. This week, we talk about the first handful of shows from this tour, with stops in San Diego, LA, and a return to Paolo Soleri in Santa Fe. Tune in for the music - including a great version of “Coconut,” a killer guest spot from War keyboardist Lonnie Jordan, and “Don’t Be Denied” (nuff said) - and stay for Jeff’s stories about living in Cox’s Creek, Kentucky with some random forestry students. Quite a time, indeed!

Links below go to whole show streams from Panicstream.

13 June 2001 - San Diego, CA - Navy Pier
Coconut > Stop Breakin’ Down Blues > Vacation
Source: Neumann AK40 > LC3 > KM100 > AD-1000 by Andrew Rakow

16 June 2001 - Los Angeles, CA - Wiltern Theater
Chilly Water
Source: FOB AKG 481 > M148 > modSBM-1 > DA-P1 > D8

17 June 2001 - Los Angeles, CA - Wiltern Theater
Astronomy Domine > Four Cornered Room > Low Rider > Red Hot Mama (w/Lonnie Jordan on keyboard)
Source: FOB/DFC Schoeps MK4V > KC5 > CMC6 > M148 > AD1000

19 June 2001 - Santa Fe, NM - Paolo Soleri
Don’t Be Denied > Porch Song > Bowlegged Woman
Source: FOB/LOC Schoeps MK4V > KC5 > M222 > NT222 > VMS5U > Apogee AD1000 > HHb-PDR1000 by Charles Fox

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