The Jed Luckless Band
2012-07-18
August West Amphitheater

Source: SBD>WAV>FLAC
Transfered by: Jedtainment
Tracking by: Jedtainment

--------------------------------------------------------------
Disc 1 			                                (51:02)
--------------------------------------------------------------
-Set 1-
01. Shakedown Street >					(14:34)
02. Suzy Greenberg					(04:53)
03. Saw Mill River					(06:53)
04. The Freeze						(07:02)
05. Englishtown >					(07:51)
06. Still In Luv With U >				(04:19)
07. Meredith						(05:27)

--------------------------------------------------------------
Disc 2 			                                (60:01)
--------------------------------------------------------------
-Set 2-
01. Sand >						(08:15)
02. Ozone Blues >					(05:54)
03. Celebrate Instead					(06:24)
04. Fire On The Mountain >				(12:33)
05. Sugaree						(10:29)
06. Victim Of The Rhythm				(07:49)
07. U.S. Blues						(05:25)

08. Ohio (Soundcheck)					(04:51)

  


--------------------------------------------------------------

Notes:

JLB hits the virtual stage, delivering a jamalicious show on a steamy night. 

First set kicks off with a long "Shakedown Street" which slides effortlessly into a bouncy "Suzy Greenberg." With The Grateful Dead and Phish represented, the band moves into original territory for the remainder of the set, delivering some nice long jammed out versions of "Saw Mill River," "The Freeze" and "Englishtown." An energetic "Still In Luv With U" cascades into the set ender, a solo guitar piece from Jed Luckless called "Meredith."

Set two returns to the Dead and Phish realms, opening with a rockin' "Sand" and featuring a twenty-three minute "Fire On The Mountain" > "Sugaree" combo. Plenty of original JLB is also in the mix, with a nice version of the uplifting "Celebrate Instead" and a long "VOTR." A busted string forces Jed to switch to  a stratocaster for the crowd requested encore, "U.S. Blues."

Also included in the recording is the soundcheck, the Neil Young tune "Ohio." A fun show from the JLB with some nice jams and some song surprises. Enjoy!
