We made it! On this exultant fiftieth episode of Discover Music Project, we bring everything full-circle as Jonny and Mike explore the "solo" career of Trey Anastasio, the eclectic guitarist best known as the front man for our inaugural selection, Phish. It turns out that Trey's music outside of the jam band is quite different, and this episode is an attempt to capture that diversity and musical curiosity. You'll hear slick studio-bred pop, complex afro-funk arrangements, delicate acoustic ballads, bombastic live improvisation with a big horn section, and --for the tour de force-- a symphonic suite composed and conducted by Trey himself. Hear for yourself why fans like Jonny fell in love with this music long before developing an appreciation for Phish.

1. Money, Love, and Change (Trey Anastasio)

2. Drifting (Trey Anastasio)

3. Goodbye Head (TAB at the Tab)

4. Push On Til' the Day (Live, 2-25-2011)

5. Sleep feat. Tom Marshall (Live, 5-11-1999)

6. At the Gazebo (Trey Anastasio)

7. Flock of Words (Bonnaroo 2004)

8. Black Dog (TAB at the Tab)

9. Guyute Orchestral (Bonnaroo 2004)

Encore:

Fela Kuti - Water No Get Enemy (Expensive Shit)

Hope you enjoy it as much as we did! DMP will return in a few weeks on a new, erratic schedule. Until then, please let us know what you'd like to hear by leaving a comment or emailing [email protected] or tweeting @jonnymetts and @crosstawk.