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LiveWidespreadPanic.com DISC ONE SET I 1. Let’s Get Down To Business (4:53) 2. One Arm Steve (4:05) 3. Doreatha (6:19) 4. Tortured Artist (4:56) 5. Monstrosity (6:50) 6. Good Morning Little Schoolgirl (8:05) 7. Thought Sausage (5:29) 8. Counting Train Cars (3:25) 9. Blackout Blues (7:25) DISC TWO SET II 1. Let’s Get This Show On The Road (8:56) 2. Surprise Valley (12:25) 3. Tall Boy (4:52) 4. Sleeping Man (6:45) 5. If You Are A Viper (5:57) 6. Proving Ground (5:41) 7. Nebulous (5:54) 8. Proving Ground (1:52) 9. Papa’s Home (8:46) Widespread Panic John Bell – vocals, guitars 10. Drums (11:11) John Hermann – keyboards, vocals 11. Papa’s Home (2:00) George McConnell – guitars, vocals DISC THREE Todd Nance – drums Domingo S. Ortiz – percussion SET II CONTINUED Dave Schools – basses, vocals 1. Porch Song (4:20) 2. Red Beans (5:02) ENCORE 3. End Of The Show (4:43) 4. Solid Rock (6:29) Recorded by Chris Rabold / Post-Production: Jon Richter & Brad Serling (nugs.net) All songs written by Widespread Panic published by Widespread Music (BMI) Administered by Wixen Publishing except: Let’s Get Down To Business by Vic Chesnutt published by Ghetto Bells Music (BMI); Doreatha by George McConnell published by Punjab Nine Music/Bug Music (BMI); Good Morning Little Schoolgirl by HG Demarais published by Jewel Music Publishing Co Ltd (ASCAP); Let’s Get This Show On The Road by Stanley Michael published by Ensign Music Corp (BMI); Sleeping Man by Vic Chesnutt published by Gheto Bells Music (BMI); If You Are A Viper by Bob Howard; Red Cavalier Telephone Pavilion at Pier 6 08.02.2005 Beans by McKinley Morganfield published by Watertoons Music (BMI); End Of The Show by Daniel Hutchens published by Barrere Music/Bughouse Music (BMI); Solid Rock by Bob Dylan published by Special Rider Music (ASCAP) Baltimore, MD Cover Photograph by Jesse Mann ©2005 Widespread Panic. All rights reserved. WARNING: Unauthorized reproduction of this recording is prohibited by Federal law and subject to criminal prosecution..

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