Sugaree1 wrote:


jaws were dropped all over the room during watchtower

Thanks to philzone.org and The Mayor (Coyotte) on Sunday, December 02, 2012 - 08:05 am for

i'm not sure what else to say without ruffling feathers but the energy level inside and being exchanged between band and crowd last night was nothing short of jaw dropping.

Here are a couple of portions of Jackie Greene's set: www.ustream.tv/recorded/27434363 and

www.ustream.tv/recorded/27434914. The second video also provides the beginning of the Phil and Friends 1st set.

If anyone pays attention to the written notes, there may be clues to alternate stream sources. Please share....Thanks...

wlewis wrote:


The law of the minimum states that whenever a factor approaches a minimum, the relative effect becomes very great.Those who were absorbed by the music were dropping their jaws, while those of us displaced from the source responded to the relative effect from (minimal) energy in our separate surroundings. Great show for all!

Sustainabill wrote:


Yeah, sounds like the consensus is that it was a good time, in person or at home, not sure how a feather could ruffle given that I am looking forward to tonight's stream, this is an amazing group of musicians, really wish I could be there in person.

wlewis wrote:


No feathers ruffled, im glad you all had such a great time. I had a great time as well watching at home. Just didnt seem like that kind of night to me as far as "wow" moments

Why Does Love Have to Be So Sad follows Joe Russo's brief solo at 1:03:56 of this www.ustream.tv/recorded/27438285. While I didn't drop my jaw, I smiled from ear-to-ear! Fun stuff!

wlewis wrote:


Here's a sample of Watchtower...

Thanks to scott engstrom for the video from the 1st set!

Thanks to philzone.org and quinfolk (Quineskimo) on Sunday, December 02, 2012 - 05:54 pm for:

First hour of the second set