Leftover Salmon, a “Polyethnic Cajun Slamgrass” band hailing from Boulder Colorado, made a visit to New York City’s gorgeous Bowery Ballroom throwing down their form of Jam Band music. They, the slamgrass pioneers for 23 years now, were “one of the first bluegrass bands to add drums and tour rock & roll bars, helping them become a pillar of the jam band scene and unwitting architects of the jam grass genre.” The band currently consists of Vince Herman on acoustic guitar and vocals, the multi-talented Drew Emmitt on mandolin, electric guitar, fiddle and vocals, Greg Garrison on bass and vocals, Andy Thorn on banjo and last but not least Jose Martinez killing it on the skins.
Here is a view of what I saw:
Set List:
I: Carnival Time, Midnight Blues, Sing Up to the Moon, Bird Call, Gulf of Mexico, Tu Nas Pas Aller, Whispering Waters*, Sharon*, Walkin’ Shoes*, Tangled Up in Blue*>Singin’ the Blues*>Tangled Up in Blue*, II: Ants in My Pants, Here Comes the Night, Aquatic Hitchhiker, Up on the Hill Line Boogie*, Light Behind the Rain*, Reuben’s Train>Whole Lotta Love>Rockytop>Whole Lotta Love, Jokester, Reach E: Pasta on the Mountain>Hot Corn Cold Corn>Goin’ ‘Round the World>Wake & Bake * w/Ross Martin (guitar)
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