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January 23, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Buskirk-Chumley Theater — Bloomington, IN, USA

Set 1: Intro > Der Bluten Kat, The Fuzz > Dump City, JaJunk[1] > Resolution-> Pay the Snucka[2]

Set 2: Prowler[3] > Syncopated Strangers, "Jimmy Stewart" > The Triple Wide > Push the Pig, Walking On The Moon > Drums[4], Ringo, Smell the Mitten, Andy's Last Beer[5]

Encore: Utopian Fir[6] > Family Feud theme > Utopian Fir[7] > Uncommon

Footnotes:
    [1] ended with Front Port jam and Nothing Else Matters (Metallica) tease
    [2] part III only
    [3] Began with Pipeline (The Chantays) tease
    [4] with Jake on drums with Kris, then percussion; eventually, Kris was left alone on stage
    [5] began with The Star-Spangled Banner (Francis Scott Key), Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love (Van Halen), Panama (Van Halen), Thunderkiss 65 (Rob Zombie), Whole Lotta Love (Led Zeppelin), and Sweet Child o' Mine (Guns N' Roses) teases
    [6] with Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring (Johann Sebastian Bach), Flight Of The Bumblebee (Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov), and Bouree In E Minor (Bach) teases
    [7] with You Should Be Dancing (Bee Gees) quotes

Show Notes: This was the first show with Kris Myers as a member of the band.

Links:
    UMLive

January 24, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Temple Club — Lansing, MI, USA

Set 1: Intro > 13 Days, 2nd Self-> In The Kitchen, Divisions[1], Tribute to the Spinal Shaft > Down Under, 2x2, Roulette

Set 2: Nothing Too Fancy[2] > Uncle Wally, Willie the Pimp[3] > The Crooked One, Blue Echo[4] > White Man's Moccasins, Kabump[5]

Encore: Cherub Rock, 40's Theme

Footnotes:
    [1] with The Spirit of Radio (Rush) and Much Obliged jams
    [2] with Smell the Mitten jam and Stranglehold (Ted Nugent) tease
    [3] with Gz Up, Hoes Down (Snoop Dogg) quote from Brendan
    [4] with All In Time and Mullet (Over) teases and Nothing Too Fancy jam, Brendan on percussion
    [5] with Jiggy teases

Show Notes: with Seek & Destroy (Metallica) teases before Kabump

January 25, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Kalamazoo State Theatre — Kalamazoo, MI, USA

Set 1: Intro > Professor Wormbog, August[1] > Get In The Van, In The Kitchen, JaJunk[2] > Space Funk Booty, Water > All In Time

Set 2: Hurt Bird Bath, Example 1[3] > Waiting Room, "Jimmy Stewart" > It's About That Time > Glory > Miss Tinkle's Overture > Mulche's Odyssey[4] > Soul Food I > Hajimemashite > Der Bluten Kat

Encore: The Song Remains the Same

Footnotes:
    [1] with Ten Years Gone (Led Zeppelin) and Crazy Train (Ozzy Ozbourne) teases
    [2] with Close Encounters of a Third Kind theme (John Williams) tease
    [3] with Milestones (Miles Davis) tease
    [4] with Woody Woodpecker theme (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss) tease

Show Notes: with Highway to Hell (AC/DC) and YYZ (Rush) teases before In The Kitchen
with Unskinny Bop (Poison) tease before The Song Remains the Same

January 28, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — People's — Ames, IA, USA

Set 1: Intro > Kabump[1] > The Fuzz, Get In The Van, When the World Is Running Down You Make the Best of What's Still Around[2] > Roulette, Example 1 > Uncommon

Set 2: 40's Theme, 13 Days > Tribute to the Spinal Shaft > August[3] > Pooh Doggie > White Man's Moccasins, 2x2, Uncle Wally[4] > Pay the Snucka[5]

Encore: Syncopated Strangers

Footnotes:
    [1] with The Crooked One tease
    [2] with Gypsy Queen (Santana) and Baker Street (Gerry Raferty) teases
    [3] with You Really Got Me (The Kinks) jam
    [4] with JaJunk tease
    [5] part III only

January 29, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Union Bar — Iowa City, IA, USA

Set 1: Intro[1] > Resolution > Space Funk Booty, Hurt Bird Bath[2], Ringo[3] > The Triple Wide[4] > Drums[4]

Set 2: Andy's Last Beer, In The Kitchen, Nothing Too Fancy[5], Miss Gradenko > Push the Pig > Dump City, The Crooked One

Encore: Smell the Mitten[6]

Footnotes:
    [1] started out of Pee Wee's Big Adventure theme being played over the P.A.
    [2] with Eric Levy on keys with Joel
    [3] with Wabash (John Scofield) jam
    [4] with Alan Hertz on timbales
    [5] with Wappy Sprayberry and Glory jams and Merrily We Roll Along (Charlie Tobias, Murray Mencher, and Eddie Cantor) tease
    [6] with Over the Hills and Far Away (Led Zeppelin) jam to open, sung over Smell the Mitten

Show Notes: with You Really Got Me (Van Halen) tease after Andy's Last Beer
with Woody Woodpecker theme (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss) tease after Dump City

January 30, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Madison Theater — Peoria, IL, USA

Set 1: JaJunk[1], Anchor Drops[2], Prowler > 2nd Self, "Jimmy Stewart"[3] > Blue Echo, Good Ol' Boys, Miss Tinkle's Overture > Mulche's Odyssey

Set 2: All In Time, Water > Glory[4] > Weapons of Mass Destruction[5] > Professor Wormbog

Encore: Der Bluten Kat[6]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Hurt Bird Bath tease
    [2] with Out of Order teases
    [3] began with Hysteria (Def Leppard) tease and quote; other 80's teases throughout; also with Groovin' (The Young Rascals) jam and quotes
    [4] with Garaj Mahal
    [5] debut, Garaj Mahal; with Garaj Mahal
    [6] began with Seek and Destroy (Metallica) jam

Show Notes: with Woody Woodpecker theme (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss) tease after Anchor Drops
with Africa (Toto) tease before Water

January 31, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Barrymore Theatre — Madison, WI, USA

Set 1: Dump City, Divisions[1], Utopian Fir[2] > In the Hall of the Mountain King, Walletsworth, Padgett's Profile, 13 Days > Hajimemashite > 40's Theme

Set 2: Resolution > Push the Pig > Weed Rap[3] > Push the Pig, "Jimmy Stewart"[4] > Syncopated Strangers, A Fifth of Beethoven, In The Kitchen > FF > Drums > Uncle Wally[5], unknown song[6], Roulette

Encore: Mercedes Benz[7], Nothing Too Fancy[8]

Footnotes:
    [1] with In A Silent Way (Miles Davis) tease
    [2] with Ain't Talkin' 'bout Love (Van Halen), Eruption (Van Halen), You Really Got Me (Van Halen), I Know A Little (Lynyrd Skynyrd), and Unskinny Bop (Poison) teases
    [3] with Elliot Peck on vocals
    [4] with Milestones (Miles Davis) tease
    [5] with JaJunk teases
    [6] "Stage Diving Song" played for kid who stage dove
    [7] Elliott Peck only; a cappella
    [8] with JaJunk tease

Show Notes: with Unskinny Bop (Poison) tease before Divisions
with Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring (Bach) tease after A Fifth of Beethoven

February 4, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Gerstle's — Louisville, KY, USA

Set 1: Intro > Syncopated Strangers, Water, Soul Food I[1] > Walletsworth, Prowler, In The Kitchen, Well, You Needn't, The Crooked One

Set 2: Get In The Van > 2x2, Padgett's Profile[2], Anchor Drops[3] > 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover, Space Funk Booty, 13 Days > Dump City

Encore: Glory[4] > Pay the Snucka[5]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Thunderstruck (AC/DC) and Whole Lotta Love (Led Zeppelin) teases
    [2] with Pure Imagination (Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory) (Anthony Newley and Leslie Bricusse) teases
    [3] with Cannonball (The Breeders) teases; "Jimmy Stewart" with lyrics
    [4] with The Star Spangled Banner (Francis Scott Key) intro by Ryan
    [5] part III only

Show Notes: "Jimmy Stewart" with lyrics also known as "Ragamuffin"
with Slacker tease before 13 Days
Glory was dedicated to the astronauts of the Columbia space shuttle

February 5, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Exit/In — Nashville, TN, USA

Set 1: Intro[1] > Uncommon > Hurt Bird Bath, Der Bluten Kat, Ringo[2], Blue Echo > JaJunk[3]

Set 2: Intro > Uncle Wally, Example 1[4] > Resolution[5] > White Man's Moccasins, Miss Tinkle's Overture > 2nd Self, A Go Go

Encore: Her Majesty, Ballad of Jimi Hendrix[6]

2nd Encore: Maple Leaf Rag[7], Professor Wormbog

Footnotes:
    [1] with Crazy Train (Ozzy Osbourne) jam
    [2] with Bad Boy for Life (P.Diddy) jam
    [3] with Imperial March (John Williams) teases
    [4] with Regulate (Warren G) and Eminence Front (The Who) teases
    [5] with Peter Groenwald on keyboard
    [6] debut, Stormtroopers of Death; with Kevin Browning on bass, Brendan on percussion
    [7] Joel only

Show Notes: Ballad of Jimi Hendrix was followed by the On-Cor jingle (complete with Scooby-Doo impressions).

February 6, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Variety Playhouse — Atlanta, GA, USA

Set 1: Pay the Snucka[1], Divisions > Andy's Last Beer, The Triple Wide, Anchor Drops > Drums[2] > Lively Up Yourself, Get In The Van, In The Kitchen > Divisions

Set 2: Nothing Too Fancy > Hajimemashite > Gin and Juice[3] > August, Mulche's Odyssey, Tribute to the Spinal Shaft > Smell the Mitten, Visions, Cherub Rock

Encore: Family Feud theme, Uncommon

Footnotes:
    [1] part III only
    [2] with Jake on timbales
    [3] one verse, sung over the music to Gz & Hustlas (Snoop Dogg); ended with Ryan playing Wappy Sprayberry bass line

February 7, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Georgia Theatre — Athens, GA, USA

Set 1: Push the Pig > Roulette, Kabump[1] > Amazing Grace[2], 40's Theme, 13 Days, JaJunk > Push the Pig, Waiting Room

Set 2: All In Time, Kiss Me Deadly[3] > Pork Chop Pie[4], The Fuzz > Utopian Fir > Amazing Grace > Syncopated Strangers, 2x2

Encore: Dump City, Power of Soul

Footnotes:
    [1] with Karl Engelmann
    [2] with Jake on stylophone
    [3] debut, Lita Ford; with Karl Engelmann
    [4] debut, Ali Baba's Tahini; with Karl Engelmann

February 8, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Zydeco — Birmingham, AL, USA

Set 1: Intro > Ringo[1], Resolution[2] > Blue Echo[3], 2nd Self, Visions[4] > Andy's Last Beer, Nuthin' but a 'G' Thang

Set 2: The Crooked One, Prowler > Glory > FF > Uncle Wally, Space Funk Booty, Miss Tinkle's Overture > Mulche's Odyssey > Hurt Bird Bath

Encore: Last Man Swerving[5], The Song Remains the Same

Footnotes:
    [1] with It's About That Time (Miles Davis) tease
    [2] with Who Knows (Jimi Hendrix) jam
    [3] with Entrance of the Gladiators (Julius Fučík) tease
    [4] with Padgett's Profile, Mary Had a Little Lamb (traditional), and Purple Haze (Jimi Hendrix) teases
    [5] with Flight of the Bumblebee (Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov) tease

February 10, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Dave's On Dickson — Fayetteville, AR, USA

Set 1: White Man's Moccasins, Tribute to the Spinal Shaft[1] > Uncle Wally, Padgett's Profile, Kat's Tune, In The Kitchen[2] > Roulette, The Triple Wide

Set 2: 13 Days[3], 40's Theme, Walking On The Moon > Drums[4], Uncommon, "Jimmy Stewart"[5] > Pay the Snucka[6], August > Syncopated Strangers, Last Man Swerving

Encore: Push the Pig

2nd Encore: Good Ol' Boys

Footnotes:
    [1] with a Herbie Mann tease and Ode to Joy (Ludwig van Beethoven) ending
    [2] with Bailey the Dog helping out on vocals on Pooh Doggie jam
    [3] with Super Mario Bros. teases
    [4] with Jake on percussion before replacing Kris on the kit and Kris moving to percussion with Andy
    [5] with Everybody Everybody (Black Box), One (Metallica), and Roadhouse Blues (The Doors) jams, What Is Love (Haddaway) and Peter Piper (Run DMC) quotes, and Rapper's Delight (The Sugar Hill Gang) and Soul Food II teases
    [6] part III only

February 12, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Blue Note — Columbia, MO, USA

Set 1: Space Funk Booty > 2x2[1], Kabump > Walletsworth, When the World Is Running Down You Make the Best of What's Still Around > Nothing Too Fancy

Set 2: JaJunk > Hajimemashite > Get In The Van, "Jimmy Stewart" > Andy's Last Beer, Der Bluten Kat

Encore: Ringo[2]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Feels So Good (Chuck Mangione) tease
    [2] with The Safety Dance (Men Without Hats) tease and quote at beginning; with Root Down (The Beastie Boys) and Slacker teases later

February 13, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Mississippi Nights — St. Louis, MO, USA

Set 1: Water > Smell the Mitten, The Crooked One > Soul Food I > Professor Wormbog, The Fuzz, "Jimmy Stewart" > All In Time

Set 2: Intro[1] > Dump City > Push the Pig, Power of Soul, Blue Echo[2] > 2nd Self, Kat's Tune, In The Kitchen, The Triple Wide > Mulche's Odyssey

Encore: Last Man Swerving[3]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Rock You Like a Hurricane (The Scorpions)
    [2] ended with Kimble jam and with Rock You Like a Hurricane (The Scorpions)
    [3] with Firestarter (Prodigy) lyrics

February 14, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Canopy Club — Urbana, IL, USA

Set 1: Get In The Van > Divisions > Glory > Divisions, "Jimmy Stewart"[1] > Example 1[2], The Girl Is Mine > Jane Says > The Girl Is Mine > Space Funk Booty, Roulette

Set 2: Miss Tinkle's Overture > Anchor Drops, 2x2, Easy[3] > YYZ, FF[4] > Orfeo > America the Beautiful[5] > unknown song[6], unknown song[7], Rising Bird[8] > Walletsworth > Hurt Bird Bath[9]

Encore: Tribute to the Spinal Shaft[10] > White Man's Moccasins

Footnotes:
    [1] with America (Neil Diamond) tease and quote and My Country, 'Tis of Thee (Samuel Francis Smith) quote
    [2] with America (Neil Diamond) teases
    [3] debut, The Commodores; instrumental; jam only
    [4] with Linus and Lucy (Vince Guaraldi) jam
    [5] Ryan solo
    [6] Brendan rapping unknown song
    [7] classical piece, just Brendan and Ryan
    [8] debut, original
    [9] with America (Neil Diamond) tease
    [10] with Msirlou (Dick Dale) tease

February 15, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Metro — Chicago, IL, USA

Set 1: Prowler, In The Kitchen, Nothing Too Fancy[1] > Resolution[2], Uncommon, Syncopated Strangers, Utopian Fir[3] > In the Flesh? > Utopian Fir[4] > Pay the Snucka[5]

Set 2: Der Bluten Kat[6], 13 Days > The Triple Wide, Uncle Wally[7] > Drums > JaJunk[8] > Visions > The Song Remains the Same

Encore: 40's Theme

Footnotes:
    [1] with Let Me Blow Ya Mind (Eve) and Today (Smashing Pumpkins) teases
    [2] ended with Power of Soul (Jimi Hendrix) tease
    [3] with Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring (Bach) and Gonna Fly Now (aka Theme from Rocky) (Bill Conti) teases
    [4] with JaJunk tease
    [5] part III only
    [6] with Imperial March (Star Wars) (John Williams) teases
    [7] with Push the Pig jam
    [8] with America (Neil Diamond) tease

Show Notes: with Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) (The Beatles) tease after Syncopated Strangers
with Percolator (Cajmere) quote from Brendan after Der Bluten Kat
with Woody Woodpecker theme (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss) tease before 40's Theme

February 23, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Goose Island Brewery — Chicago, IL, USA

One Set: Push the Pig, In The Kitchen, Uncommon, Roulette, 13 Days > Pay the Snucka[1], The Crooked One[2]

Footnotes:
    [1] part III only
    [2] began with When the Levee Breaks (Led Zeppelin) tease; with Miss Tinkle's Overture tease

Show Notes: This show was broadcast live on WXRT; with interviews and "borting" between songs.

February 25, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Club Laga — Pittsburgh, PA, USA

Set 1: 2x2 > In The Kitchen, Hurt Bird Bath, Soul Food I, Last Man Swerving[1], Waiting Room[2], JaJunk

Set 2: Prowler > 2nd Self, Professor Wormbog, "Jimmy Stewart"-> Glory > Uncle Wally, Andy's Last Beer[3], A Go Go, 13 Days

Encore: The Fuzz > Cherub Rock

Footnotes:
    [1] with Brendan and Jake on Joel's keys
    [2] with Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring (Johann Sebastian Bach) tease
    [3] with Joel and Ryan "trading licks" before intro

February 27, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Harper's Ferry — Allston, MA, USA

Set 1: Syncopated Strangers[1], Der Bluten Kat, Resolution > Utopian Fir[2] > Anchor Drops, Tribute to the Spinal Shaft > Last Man Swerving

Set 2: Intro > Example 1[3] > 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover[4], Miss Tinkle's Overture > Mulche's Odyssey > Space Funk Booty, White Man's Moccasins, It's About That Time[5], Ringo[6]

Encore: Smell the Mitten

Footnotes:
    [1] with Eye of the Tiger (Survivor) teases from Joel
    [2] with Hot for Teacher (Van Halen) jam and Thin Air and In the Hall of the Mountain King (Edvard Grieg) teases
    [3] with Fade to Black (Metallica) jam
    [4] ended with Nick Blasky appearance
    [5] with Michael "Mad Dog" Mavridoglou on trumpet; with Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring and Bourrée in E minor (both Bach) teases
    [6] with Get In The Van jam

Show Notes: with Feels So Good (Chuck Mangione) tease after It's About That Time

March 1, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Higher Ground — Winooski, VT, USA

One Set: Dump City, Roulette, Get In The Van, 40's Theme, JaJunk > Good Ol' Boys, Nothing Too Fancy[1], Hurt Bird Bath

Footnotes:
    [1] with Jamie Masefield on mandolin; with (Don't Fear) the Reaper (Blue Öyster Cult) tease

Show Notes: Supporting The New Deal

March 3, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Crowbar — State College, PA, USA

Set 1: Kat's Tune > Phil's Farm, In The Kitchen, Last Man Swerving, "Jimmy Stewart"-> Blue Echo > 2x2, The Girl Is Mine > Jane Says > The Girl Is Mine > The Triple Wide

Set 2: Power of Soul > FF > Drums[1] > The Crooked One, Water[2] > Padgett's Profile, Prowler[3] > Andy's Last Beer[4]

Encore: Glory > Uncommon

Footnotes:
    [1] with Jake on percussion
    [2] began with Highway to Hell (AC/DC) tease
    [3] with So What (Miles Davis) tease; ended with It's About That Time (Miles Davis) tease
    [4] with Sweet Child o' Mine (Guns N' Roses) tease

Show Notes: This show was simulcast on Digital Club Network
with YYZ (Rush) tease from Ryan after Padgett's Profile

March 4, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Theater of Living Arts — Philadelphia, PA, USA

Set 1: Intro > Push the Pig, 2nd Self, Kabump > Uncle Wally > August[1] > Professor Wormbog > Tomorrow Never Knows, Pay the Snucka[2]

Set 2: Miss Tinkle's Overture > Mulche's Odyssey, 13 Days, "Jimmy Stewart" > Regulate[3], Visions > Walletsworth, All In Time[4]

Encore: Syncopated Strangers[5]

Footnotes:
    [1] with I Know A Little (Lynyrd Skynyrd) and Unskinny Bop (Poison) teases
    [2] part III only; with One (Metallica) teases
    [3] with I Keep Forgettin' (Michael McDonald) tease
    [4] began with Main Title (Theme From Jaws) (John Carpenter) tease
    [5] with Close Encounters of the Third Kind theme (John Carpenter) tease

March 6, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The State Theatre — Falls Church, VA, USA

Set 1: Hurt Bird Bath > 2x2[1], Resolution > In The Kitchen, Blue Echo, Fool in the Rain > Ringo[2]

Set 2: Der Bluten Kat[3] > Roulette, Anchor Drops, Utopian Fir[4] > Kat's Tune > Example 1[5] > Dump City, The Fuzz > Der Bluten Kat

Encore: Phil's Farm[6]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Feels So Good ( Chuck Mangione) tease
    [2] with Wabash (John Scofield) jam
    [3] with a Kenny Liner and Jake beatboxing duel; with It's About That Time (Miles Davis) jam
    [4] with Hot for Teacher (Van Halen) jam
    [5] with Pay the Snucka (part I) tease
    [6] with Milestones (Miles Davis) tease

March 7, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Colorado Brewing Company — Danbury, CT, USA

Set 1: Intro > Divisions, Tribute to the Spinal Shaft > Visions[1] > 40's Theme, FF[2] > Down Under, Smell the Mitten

Set 2: Get In The Van, Nuthin' but a 'G' Thang, Orfeo, The Crooked One, Soul Food I[3] > 2nd Self, White Man's Moccasins

Encore: Uncommon

Footnotes:
    [1] with Odd Couple theme (Neal Hefti) tease
    [2] with Crosseyed and Painless (Talking Heads) tease
    [3] with Who Knows (Jimi Hendrix) and 2nd Self teases

Show Notes: with Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring (Bach) tease before Get in the Van

March 8, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Bowery Ballroom — New York, NY, USA

Set 1: Push the Pig, Miss Tinkle's Overture > Mulche's Odyssey, 13 Days, YYZ, In The Kitchen > All In Time, Hurt Bird Bath, The Emperor[1]

Set 2: JaJunk > Resolution > 2x2[2] > Uncommon, Nothing Too Fancy > Kat's Tune-> Roulette, Jazz Odyssey[3], Hajimemashite > Syncopated Strangers, Der Bluten Kat

Encore: The Song Remains the Same[4], Glory > Andy's Last Beer

Footnotes:
    [1] with Topaz
    [2] with The Star Spangled Banner (Francis Scott Key) and Feels So Good (Chuck Mangione) teases. "Jimmy Stewart" contained long Fletch theme (Harold Faltermeyer) jam and Fox Sports theme tease
    [3] with Topaz and Borahm Lee on keyboards; with Padgett's Profile tease
    [4] with extended The Rain Song (Led Zeppelin) tease

Show Notes: This show featured interlocking sets with Topaz; Umphrey's played a first set with the members of Topaz taking the stage after The Emperor and then the members of Umphrey's slowly left the stage; Umphrey's then slowly took the stage as Topaz ended his set for the beginning of their second set.

March 17, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Bottom Lounge — Chicago, IL, USA

Set 1: When the World Is Running Down You Make the Best of What's Still Around > Dump City > Andy's Last Beer, Thin Air, Phil's Farm[1], Utopian Fir[2], Professor Wormbog[3], "Jimmy Stewart"[3], 40's Theme[4]

Set 2: Celtic Alleluia, In The Kitchen, Miss Tinkle's Overture > Mulche's Odyssey, The Triple Wide, Der Bluten Kat[5], Walletsworth

Encore: JaJunk, Nuthin' but a 'G' Thang

Footnotes:
    [1] with Voodoo Chile (Jimi Hendrix) tease
    [2] with Celtic Alleluia (Marty Haugen) and Whipping Post (The Allman Brothers Band) teases
    [3] with Josh Quinlan on alto saxophone
    [4] with Babylon Sister (Steely Dan) tease by Joel
    [5] with Kimble teases

Show Notes: Jake teased Blackbird (The Beatles) before Phil's Farm
last Celtic Alleluia 2000-10-31 (346 shows)

March 19, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Clearwater Theater — West Dundee, IL, USA

Set 1: Example 1 > Raymond[1] > Drums > Prowler > 13 Days, Padgett's Profile, Uncle Wally, 2nd Self, Push the Pig, Blue Echo[2] > The Stranger, Ringo[3]

Set 2: Nothing Too Fancy[4] > Smell the Mitten > Nothing Too Fancy, The Fuzz, Roulette

Encore: Ballad of Jimi Hendrix, Power of Soul

Footnotes:
    [1] unfinished
    [2] began with For Those About to Rock (We Salute You) (AC/DC) tease
    [3] Kris Meyers's vocal debut (as harmony)
    [4] with A Fifth of Beethoven (Walter Murphy and the Big Apple Band) tease

March 20, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Rave Underground — Milwaukee, WI, USA

Set 1: FF-> White Man's Moccasins, August > The Crooked One > Thin Air, Uncommon, Lenny[1], Water, It's About That Time[2]

Set 2: Sociable Jimmy, Soul Food I > Bass solo > Drums[3] > "Jimmy Stewart"[4], The Triple Wide > 2x2, Last Man Swerving, Kabump > Utopian Fir[5]

Encore: Bad Poker[6], Get In The Van

Footnotes:
    [1] with Chris Vos on lap steel guitar and vocals
    [2] with Muff II: The Revenge, Get In The Van, Tribute to the Spinal Shaft, Ringo, and Bob teases
    [3] with everyone on percussion
    [4] rotation jam (mostly Brendan and Andy on keys, Joel on Jake's guitar, Ryan on percussion, Kris on moog, Jake on drums; then Brendan on bass, Kris on keys)
    [5] ending only; with brief tease of the intro to Get In the Van
    [6] only Jake; previously referred to as "new Jake song"

Show Notes: with Victory March (Shea brothers) tease after Last Man Swerving

March 21, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Murat Shrine Center — Indianapolis, IN, USA

Set 1: All In Time, Anchor Drops, Phil's Farm, Visions > Walking On The Moon > Drums[1], Resolution > Space Funk Booty

Set 2: JaJunk[2] > Waiting Room[3] > In The Kitchen, 13 Days, Prowler > Hajimemashite > Syncopated Strangers, Hurt Bird Bath[4]

Encore: Miss Tinkle's Overture > Mulche's Odyssey > Pay the Snucka[5]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Jake on percussion
    [2] with Nothing Too Fancy jam
    [3] ended with For Those About to Rock (We Salute You) (AC/DC) tease
    [4] with Hot for Teacher (Van Halen) teases
    [5] part III only; with Winkie Chant (Wizard of Oz)

Show Notes: The Egyptian Room
with Victory March (Shea brothers) tease from Ryan after In The Kitchen

March 22, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Madison Theater — Covington, KY, USA

Set 1: Intro > Uncle Wally, Dump City, Divisions, Ringo, All Things Ninja, 2nd Self, A Fifth of Beethoven[1]

Set 2: 40's Theme, Walletsworth, "Jimmy Stewart"[2], Glory, Sociable Jimmy > Kat's Tune, Uncommon, Tribute to the Spinal Shaft[3], Professor Wormbog

Encore: Willie the Pimp[4] > Roulette

Footnotes:
    [1] began with Highway to Hell (AC/DC) tease
    [2] with Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) (The Beatles) and Third Stone from the Sun (Jimi Hendrix) teases; ended with ...And Justice for All (Metallica) jam
    [3] with National Anthem (Radiohead) tease from Ryan
    [4] with John Hruby sitting with Joel; with Heartbreaker (Led Zeppelin), Born Under a Bad Sign (Albert King), Let Me Blow Ya Mind (Eve), and California Love (2Pac) teases

March 27, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Aggie Theatre — Fort Collins, CO, USA

Set 1: Intro > Smell the Mitten, Divisions, Andy's Last Beer[1] > All Things Ninja, 13 Days, Visions > Waiting Room

Set 2: Intro > Prowler, In The Kitchen, "Jimmy Stewart"[2] > Walletsworth, Utopian Fir[3] > Hot for Teacher[4], Utopian Fir > Soul Food I > Roulette

Encore: Syncopated Strangers[5]

Footnotes:
    [1] with It's About that Time (Miles Davis) tease in intro
    [2] with Lissie on vocals
    [3] with Hells Bells (AC/DC) jam; ended with 10th Grade tease
    [4] debut, Van Halen; one verse
    [5] began with Fletch Theme (Harold Faltermeyer) tease

March 28, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Gothic Theatre — Englewood, CO, USA

Set 1: Resolution > Water > Hurt Bird Bath, Blue Echo[1]-> Highway to Hell[2] > Der Bluten Kat[3]-> 10th Grade[4] > Der Bluten Kat > Dr. Feelgood > Der Bluten Kat

Set 2: Professor Wormbog, Ringo[5]-> Uncommon > Ringo, 2x2, Padgett's Profile-> JaJunk > Padgett's Profile

Encore: All In Time

Footnotes:
    [1] with Roundabout (Yes) and White Man's Moccasins teases; ended with Wappy Sprayberry jam and Der Bluten Kat teases
    [2] debut, AC/DC; one verse and one chorus only (verse sung by Jake, chorus by Kris)
    [3] with Jamie Janover, and Jake, on drums for jam
    [4] one verse only
    [5] with You Really Got Me (The Kinks). Start Me Up (The Rolling Stones), and with Woody Woodpecker theme (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss) teases

Show Notes: with In Da Club (50 Cent) quote from Brendan and Unskinny Bop (Poison) tease after 2x2

March 29, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Fox Theatre — Boulder, CO, USA

Set 1: Get In The Van[1], Hajimemashite > Dump City[2], Uncle Wally, 40's Theme[3] > Last Man Swerving[4], YYZ

Set 2: Intro > The Triple Wide > Drums[5] > The Triple Wide[5] > Sociable Jimmy, Miss Tinkle's Overture > Mulche's Odyssey > Pay the Snucka[6], The Crooked One

Encore: Push the Pig[7]

Footnotes:
    [1] with a false start; the band left the stage for two minutes
    [2] with "Zsa Zsa Gabor, Fifi" lyric
    [3] with Jamie Janover on Toys R' Us guitar and percussion; with Boyz-n-the-Hood (Eazy-E) quote from Brendan and "Zsa Zsa Gabor, Fifi" lyrics
    [4] with Jamie Janover on percussion, Thunderstruck (AC/DC) tease, and Brendan and Jake on keys
    [5] with Jamie Janover on percussion
    [6] part III only
    [7] with November Rain (Guns N' Roses) ending

Show Notes: this show was simulcast on the Digital Club Network
with Birthday (The Beatles) tease by Ryan before Push the Pig

March 30, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — 8150 Club — Vail, CO, USA

Set 1: Intro[1] > Tribute to the Spinal Shaft > White Man's Moccasins, Jam[2], The Fussy Dutchman, Thin Air, The Fuzz > The Song Remains the Same, All Things Ninja

Set 2: Soul Food I[3] > August[4], Hurt Bird Bath, Anchor Drops > Phil's Farm > FF > Space Funk Booty, 2nd Self

Encore: A Go Go[5]

Footnotes:
    [1] Ryan took the stage first, beginning the jam; one by one, the rest of the band joined in (Andy, then Kris, Jake, Brendan, and Joel)
    [2] "Blues," lamenting the lack of women in the crowd
    [3] with Who Knows (Jimi Hendrix) and Unskinny Bop (Poison) teases
    [4] with Joe McLean on guitar; with I Know a Little (Lynyrd Skynyrd) tease
    [5] began with Ain't Talkin' 'bout Love (Van Halen) tease

Show Notes: with 42nd Street tease before Soul Food I
with Jingle Bells (James Lord Pierpont) tease by Joel after 2nd Self

April 1, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Granada Theater — Lawrence, KS, USA

Set 1: Der Bluten Kat, Kat's Tune, The Fuzz > Uncle Wally > Uncommon, The Girl Is Mine > Jane Says > The Girl Is Mine > Kabump > Pay the Snucka[1]

Set 2: Example 1[2] > Divisions[3] > Glory > Divisions[3], Good Ol' Boys, Sweetness > Miss Tinkle's Overture > Mulche's Odyssey

Encore: Ringo[4]

Footnotes:
    [1] part III only
    [2] "Jimmy Stewart" with lyrics
    [3] Joel on vocals, for April Fools Day
    [4] with My Name Is Mud (Primus) tease and Wabash (John Scofield) jam

Show Notes: "Jimmy Stewart" with lyrics also known as "Ragamuffin"
with Msirlou (Dick Dale) and Pipeline (The Chantays) teases after Good Ol' Boys
with Unchained (Van Halen) tease and quote before Ringo

April 3, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Ziggy's — Winston-Salem, NC, USA

Set 1: Intro > Sociable Jimmy, Smell the Mitten, Miss Gradenko > In The Kitchen > 13 Days, 2x2, Nothing Too Fancy

Set 2: JaJunk > Get In The Van > JaJunk, 2nd Self > JaJunk, Push the Pig > It's About That Time, Roulette

Encore: Prowler, Syncopated Strangers

April 4, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Lincoln Theatre — Raleigh, NC, USA

Set 1: The Triple Wide, Walletsworth, The Fussy Dutchman > Andy's Last Beer[1], Last Man Swerving[2], Blue Echo[3]-> Phil's Farm[4], In the Flesh?

Set 2: Hurt Bird Bath[5], All In Time, Utopian Fir[6] > Peter Gunn / Every Breath You Take > Raymond > Drums[7], White Man's Moccasins

Encore: Power of Soul

Footnotes:
    [1] with Sweet Child o' Mine (Guns N' Roses) tease
    [2] began with Subdivisions (Rush) tease; with Crazy Train (Ozzy Osbourne) and Flight of the Bumblebee (Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov) teases
    [3] with For Those About to Rock (We Salute You) (AC/DC) tease
    [4] with Birthday (The Beatles) tease from Ryan
    [5] with Smell the Mitten tease
    [6] with Simpsons theme (Danny Effman) and Popeye theme (whistled) (Sammy Lerner) teases as well as a Toccata and Fugue in D minor (Bach) tease from Joel
    [7] Jake, Andy, and Kris

Show Notes: this show was on Kris's birthday.
with Fletch Theme (Harold Faltermeyer) tease from Joel after Phil's Farm

April 5, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Three Rivers Music Festival — Columbia, SC, USA

One Set: Intro > Push the Pig > Resolution > Dump City, In The Kitchen, JaJunk, Roulette > Glory > Prowler[1] > 2nd Self

Footnotes:
    [1] with Jamie's Crying and Ain't Talkin' 'bout Love (both Van Halen) teases

Show Notes: Coors Light Stage
with Woody Woodpecker theme (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss) and Unskinny Bop (Poison) teases before JaJunk
with Glory tease before Roulette

April 7, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Blue Cat's — Knoxville, TN, USA

Set 1: The Fuzz > Sweetness > Anchor Drops, Kabump > Mulche's Odyssey > Miss Tinkle's Overture, Walletsworth, Pay the Snucka[1] > Hot for Teacher[2], Wappy Sprayberry > Pay the Snucka[1]

Set 2: Hey Nineteen > Take It to Church[3] > Smell the Mitten, We're Going to War[4] > Sociable Jimmy, All Things Ninja, The Crooked One > Visions[5] > Uncommon

Encore: All In Time[6]

Footnotes:
    [1] part III only
    [2] with Brendan on percussion
    [3] debut, original
    [4] debut, Mark Knopfler
    [5] ended with ...And Justice for All (Metallica) jam
    [6] with Imperial March (Star Wars) (John Williams)

April 9, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Lambda Chi Alpha House — Auburn, AL, USA

Set 1: Resolution-> Phil's Farm, Push the Pig, A Fifth of Beethoven, Hurt Bird Bath > The Girl Is Mine > Jane Says > The Girl Is Mine[1] > FF[2] > Soul Food I > 40's Theme

Set 2: Syncopated Strangers, Good Ol' Boys, Nothing Too Fancy[3], Pay the Snucka[4], JaJunk[5] > Professor Wormbog, Runnin' with the Devil[6], Down Under, Space Funk Booty[7], Ringo

Encore: Ain't No Fun (If the Homies Can't Have None), Last Man Swerving

Footnotes:
    [1] ended with Stairway to Heaven (Led Zeppelin) jam
    [2] ended with Linus and Lucy (Vince Guaraldi) jam
    [3] with Civil War (Guns N' Roses) jam and quotes
    [4] part III only; began with Desperado (The Eagles) tease and quote
    [5] began with Hysteria (Def Leppard) jam and quotes; with In The Kitchen jam
    [6] debut, Van Halen; one verse, with Kris on vocals
    [7] began with Fade to Black (Metallica) tease

Show Notes: Private show. "Tapers appreciation night"; no taping allowed.
with Woody Woodpecker theme (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss) and Sweet Child o' Mine (Guns N' Roses) teases after Pay the Snucka
with Sweet Child o' Mine (Guns N' Roses) and Unskinny Bop (Poison) teases after Down Under
with Magic Carpet Ride (Steppenwolf) tease before Last Man Swerving

April 10, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Music Farm — Charleston, SC, USA

Set 1: Dump City, Example 1 > Roulette, 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover, The Fussy Dutchman > Hajimemashite > Blue Echo > In The Kitchen, The Triple Wide

Set 2: Intro > Uncle Wally, Tribute to the Spinal Shaft > 2x2[1], Fool in the Rain, Glory > Walletsworth > Drums[2] > 2nd Self

Encore: Pipeline[3] > Cherub Rock

Footnotes:
    [1] with Feels So Good (Chuck Mangione) tease
    [2] with Jake on percussion
    [3] debut, The Chantays

Show Notes: with Waiting Room (Fugazi) teases before Glory

April 11, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Orange Peel — Asheville, NC, USA

Set 1: Intro > 13 Days, Get In The Van, Thin Air, The Stranger, Padgett's Profile, Divisions, Kat's Tune > Uncommon

Set 2: Andy's Last Beer, Miss Tinkle's Overture[1] > Mulche's Odyssey, Water[2] > Der Bluten Kat, Anchor Drops > Waiting Room

Encore: White Man's Moccasins[3] > Space Funk Booty

Footnotes:
    [1] with JaJunk teases
    [2] began with No Quarter (Led Zeppelin) jam
    [3] began with Ten Years Gone (Led Zeppelin) jam

April 12, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Variety Playhouse — Atlanta, GA, USA

Set 1: JaJunk > Resolution[1] > Hurt Bird Bath, Push the Pig, Utopian Fir[2] > August[3] > 40's Theme

Set 2: Pipeline, Prowler > The Fuzz[4], Sociable Jimmy > Sweetness > Dr. Feelgood[5] > Ringo, YYZ, All In Time

Encore: Smell the Mitten, Syncopated Strangers

Footnotes:
    [1] with Jamie Janover; with "Zsa Zsa Gabor, Fifi" lyrics
    [2] with Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring (Bach) and Sweet Child o' Mine (Guns N' Roses) teases and Walk This Way (Aerosmith) jam
    [3] with Jake on stylophone
    [4] with Gary Paulo on saxophone
    [5] with Thunderstruck (AC/DC) tease

Show Notes: Before the second set, Joel took the stage as a Chicago police officer to arrest the band; the whole band was dressed as Chicago cops for the second set, aviator sunglasses and all.

April 18, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Bacchanalia Festival, Drake University — Des Moines, IA, USA

Set 1: Intro[1] > Mulche's Odyssey, Chevrolet > In The Kitchen[2] > Front Porch[3] > Space Funk Booty, Divisions[4], Rainbow Country-> Syncopated Strangers[5], Kabump > Kat's Tune, Ringo, Dump City, Blue Echo[6]-> Licking Stick[7] > Pay the Snucka[8]

Encore: Willie the Pimp[9]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Voodoo Chile (Jimi Hendrix) tease
    [2] with Kris on vocals, lyric changes referencing the absence of Brendan, and Paradise City (Guns N' Roses) tease
    [3] with Joel on vocals; with lyric changes referencing the absence of Brendan
    [4] with Jake on vocals; "Johnny Cash version;" with Woody Woodpecker theme (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss) tease from Jake
    [5] with Joel on vocals for last verse
    [6] with Linus and Lucy (Vince Guaraldi) and Get Ready for This (2 Unlimited) teases from Joel
    [7] debut, James Brown
    [8] part III only; with Thunderstruck (AC/DC) tease from Joel
    [9] with Born Under a Bad Sign (Albert King) jam and quote

Show Notes: entire show without Brendan
with In Da Club (50 Cent) quote after Kat's Tune

April 20, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Park West — Chicago, IL, USA

Set 1: Prowler[1] > Walletsworth, Sociable Jimmy > Visions > Amazing Grace[2] > FF > Get In The Van, "Jimmy Stewart"[3] > Hurt Bird Bath, Hey Nineteen > Professor Wormbog

Set 2: Utopian Fir[4], Big Heart[5], 2x2 > White Man's Moccasins > 2x2, Hells Bells[6], All Things Ninja, You Gotta Move[7], JaJunk

Encore: Celtic Alleluia, Last Man Swerving

Footnotes:
    [1] with Celtic Alleluia (Marty Haugen) tease
    [2] instrumental; with Jake on stylophone
    [3] with Toccata & Fugue in D Minor (Bach) intro; with Mars Williams on saxophone
    [4] with Slacker teases
    [5] with Mars Williams on saxophone
    [6] with Jesus Is Just Alright (The Doobie Brothers) lyrics instead of Hells Bells lyrics
    [7] debut, The Rolling Stones (Davis/McDowell)

Show Notes: with YYZ tease from Ryan before Hey Nineteen

April 22, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Dave's On Dickson — Fayetteville, AR, USA

Set 1: Phil's Farm > 13 Days, Hajimemashite[1] > Thin Air, Soul Food I > The Song Remains the Same, The Fussy Dutchman

Set 2: Example 1[2] > Dump City, Resolution[3] > We're Going to War > Drums > Syncopated Strangers, Nothing Too Fancy[4], Push the Pig > All Things Ninja, Roulette[5]

Encore: Home Sweet Home > All In Time[6]

Footnotes:
    [1] with It's About That Time (Miles Davis) jam
    [2] "Jimmy Stewart" with lyrics
    [3] with Bailey the dog
    [4] with The Humpty Dance (Digital Underground)
    [5] began with Sweet Child o' Mine (Guns N' Roses) tease
    [6] with Girls, Girls, Girls (Mötley Crüe) quote

Show Notes: "Jimmy Stewart" with lyrics also known as "Ragamuffin"

April 23, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Train Hopper's — Oklahoma City, OK, USA

Set 1: Intro > In The Kitchen, Uncommon, Kabump[1] > Sweetness > Dr. Feelgood > Pay the Snucka[2], Sociable Jimmy

Set 2: FDR[3] > Push the Pig[4], Der Bluten Kat[5]-> 10th Grade[6] > Der Bluten Kat > Drums[7] > Divisions-> Glory > Divisions > Der Bluten Kat[8]

Encore: Ain't No Fun (If the Homies Can't Have None)

2nd Encore: Soul Food II > Miss Tinkle's Overture > Mulche's Odyssey

Footnotes:
    [1] with Super Mario Bros. teases
    [2] part III
    [3] debut, original
    [4] with Ryan and Joel duel; with Kashmir (Led Zeppelin) jam
    [5] with Carol of the Bells (Leontovych/Wilhousky) jam; "Jimmy Stewart" with lyrics was named "Pennis" on Local Band Does OKlahoma; with Crazy Train (Ozzy Osbourne) jam
    [6] one verse
    [7] with Jake on percussion
    [8] with Crazy Train (Ozzy Osbourne) jam

Show Notes: a majority of the the second set was released as the live EP "Local Band Does OKlahoma"
Adam had a "light" solo during Soul Food II; the light board was on-stage

April 24, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Tree's — Dallas, TX, USA

Set 1: Smell the Mitten > Ringo, The Crooked One, Uncle Wally > Andy's Last Beer[1]

Set 2: Hurt Bird Bath[2] > Water > The Triple Wide > 2x2[3], Miss Gradenko, The Fuzz > Take It to Church > The Fuzz

Encore: Tribute to the Spinal Shaft[4]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Sweet Child o' Mine (Guns N' Roses) tease
    [2] with Get In The Van, It's About That Time (Miles Davis), and Water teases
    [3] with Power of Soul (Jimi Hendrix) and Feels So Good (Chuck Mangione) teases
    [4] with Hot for Teacher (Van Halen) jam

Show Notes: with Big Poppa (Notorious B.I.G.) quote and Hysteria (Def Leppard) teases before Tribute to the Spinal Shaft

April 25, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Vibe — Austin, TX, USA

Set 1: Intro > 13 Days, Blue Echo > Syncopated Strangers, Pooh Doggie > JaJunk, 2nd Self

Set 2: Wappy Sprayberry > Power of Soul > Swamp Music[1] > Drums[2] > Nothing Too Fancy[3], The Haunt[4] > Get In The Van, Walletsworth > Lenny

Encore: Roulette

Footnotes:
    [1] debut, Lynyrd Skynyrd
    [2] with Kevin Browning
    [3] with Mike Lemastrie on washboard
    [4] with Dear Prudence (The Beatles) jam

April 26, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Howlin' Wolf — New Orleans, LA, USA

Set 1: Push the Pig > Der Bluten Kat, Walking On The Moon[1] > In The Kitchen, Dump City > Miss Tinkle's Overture > Mulche's Odyssey > In the Flesh? > Prowler > Good Ol' Boys[2] > All In Time

Encore: It's About That Time[3], Ringo

Footnotes:
    [1] with Alan Hertz on percussion, Ilya Stemkovsky on drums, and Brian Felix on keys
    [2] with All In Time tease
    [3] with Hope Clayburn on flute, Carlos Washington on trumpet, and Brian Felix on keys

April 28, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Library — Oxford, MS, USA

Set 1: Licking Stick > August > Uncle Wally > Sociable Jimmy > Fool in the Rain, Blue Echo[1] > Roulette, Divisions[2], The Triple Wide > Professor Wormbog, JaJunk[3]

Encore: Unskinny Bop[4], Uncommon, Down Under

Footnotes:
    [1] started with Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution (AC/DC) tease
    [2] Jake sang first verse the "Johnny Cash" style; ended with Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution (AC/DC) tease
    [3] with Back in Black and Thunderstruck (both AC/DC) teases
    [4] one verse only

April 29, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Soul Kitchen — Mobile, AL, USA

Set 1: Intro > 2nd Self, Tribute to the Spinal Shaft > FF > Andy's Last Beer

Set 2: Push the Pig > The Fussy Dutchman, Water > We're Going to War, Front Porch > Space Funk Booty, Hurt Bird Bath > A Go Go, 2x2

Encore: Waiting Room

April 30, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — House of Blues - Parish — New Orleans, LA, USA

Set 1: Soul Food I > Pay the Snucka[1] > Phil's Farm > 13 Days, Utopian Fir[2], JaJunk[3], When the World Is Running Down You Make the Best of What's Still Around, "Jimmy Stewart", Uncle Wally

Set 2: Water[4], Glory[4], Hurt Bird Bath > Smell the Mitten, The Triple Wide[5], The Crooked One, Willie the Pimp[6], YYZ

Encore: Regulate

Footnotes:
    [1] part I only; instrumental
    [2] with Hot for Teacher (Van Halen) jam
    [3] with One (Metallica) tease
    [4] with Karl Denson on saxophone
    [5] ended with Alan Hertz on drums
    [6] with Eric Levy on keys

May 2, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Orpheum Theater — New Orleans, LA, USA

One Set: Resolution > Walletsworth, Pay the Snucka[1], In The Kitchen, 40's Theme, Prowler > Hey Nineteen[2] > Miss Tinkle's Overture > Mulche's Odyssey

Footnotes:
    [1] part III only
    [2] with Crazy Train (Ozzy Osbourne) teases

Show Notes: opened for moe.

May 14, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Oasis One-Sixty — Chicago Heights, IL, USA

Set 1: Phil's Farm > Divisions[1]-> Swamp Music[2] > Divisions, Anchor Drops[3]-> Tribute to the Spinal Shaft[4]-> In The Kitchen

Set 2: In Violation of Yes, Hurt Bird Bath[5] > Drums-> Uncommon, Sociable Jimmy > Orfeo[6]-> Resolution-> Walletsworth

Encore: Waiting Room[7] > Pay the Snucka[8]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Gut Strut tease and Smell the Mitten jam
    [2] one verse; with The Spirit of Radio (Rush) jam and Third Stone From the Sun (Jimi Hendrix) tease
    [3] with Crosseyed and Painless (Talking Heads) jam
    [4] with Entrance of the Gladiators (Julius Fučík) tease
    [5] with It's About that Time (Miles Davis) tease and Se A Cabo (Santana) jam
    [6] with Front Porch tease
    [7] with Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring (Bach) tease
    [8] part III only

Show Notes: with The Lonely Man Theme (Joe Harnell) tease before Anchor Drops
with Smokin' (Boston) tease and quote before Sociable Jimmy
with (I Just) Died in Your Arms (Cutting Crew) quote and Round and Round (Ratt) tease and quote before Waiting Room

May 15, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Stanley Hall, Field Museum of Natural History — Chicago, IL, USA

Set 1: Intro[1] > Professor Wormbog, Ringo, Example 1[2] > Blue Echo > Uncle Wally, Roulette[3], 2nd Self

Set 2: August > Glory > 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover > #5[4], FF > America the Beautiful, Space Funk Booty[5], 13 Days, Chitlins Con Carne, Family Feud theme, Smell the Mitten, Syncopated Strangers

Encore: Take Me Out to the Ballgame[6], The Fuzz

Footnotes:
    [1] with an "echo test"
    [2] ended with Ugochi Nwaogwugwu on vocals
    [3] began with (Don't Fear) the Reaper (Blue Öyster Cult) tease
    [4] debut, original
    [5] with Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring (Bach) tease
    [6] led by "Harray/Hairy" Joel

Show Notes: The Natural theme (Randy Newman) was teased (with "If you build it, they will come" from Field of Dreams being quoted) before August. Deciding to Build the Field (James Horner) was teased (with more "If you build it, they will come" quotes) before 13 Days.
last Take Me Out to the Ballgame 1998-02-19 (590 shows)

May 16, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Newport Music Hall — Columbus, OH, USA

Set 1: Last Man Swerving > Dump City, 2x2, #5, The Crooked One, In the Flesh?, JaJunk[1], In Violation of Yes[2]

Set 2: Dr. Feelgood-> White Man's Moccasins > The Triple Wide[3] > Andy's Last Beer, Soul Food I[4] > Hajimemashite[5]-> Dear Lord > Push the Pig > Weed Rap[6] > Push the Pig

Footnotes:
    [1] ended with Sweet Child o' Mine (Guns N' Roses) tease
    [2] with Last Man Swerving ending
    [3] with White Man's Moccasins tease
    [4] with Fletch Theme (Harold Faltermeyer) and Flying (The Beatles) teases
    [5] with Pay the Snucka and Regulate (Warren G) teases and Keep Forgettin' (Michael McDonald) quote
    [6] with Elliott Peck on vocals

Show Notes: with In Da Club (50 Cent) quote from Brendan before Dr. Feelgood

May 22, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Vogue Theatre — Indianapolis, IN, USA

Set 1: Intro[1] > Get In The Van, Hurt Bird Bath[2]-> Glory > Hurt Bird Bath[3] > Thin Air, Miss Tinkle's Overture[4] > Mulche's Odyssey

Set 2: Nothing Too Fancy[5] > Lively Up Yourself > Who Knows[6] > August[7] > The Fussy Dutchman, #5 > Nothing Too Fancy, We're Going to War > Syncopated Strangers

Encore: Sociable Jimmy > Lively Up Yourself

Footnotes:
    [1] with Get In the Van and All Things Ninja teases
    [2] with All In Time, Der Bluten Kat, Kimble, and Hot for Teacher (Van Halen) teases; ended with Much Obliged jam and Glory teases
    [3] ended with Water jam with Odd Couple theme (Neal Hefti) tease
    [4] with One (Metallica) jam
    [5] with Merrily We Roll Along (Charlie Tobias, Murray Mencher, and Eddie Cantor) tease
    [6] debut in full, Jimi Hendrix; with Underworld (Super Mario Brothers) theme (Koji Kondo) tease
    [7] unfinished

May 23, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Clearwater Theater — West Dundee, IL, USA

Set 1: The Fuzz[1] > Flying[2]-> FF > Drums > All Things Ninja, Walletsworth, I Am the Walrus > Tribute to the Spinal Shaft[3] > The Fuzz

Set 2: Prowler[4] > Water > Raymond > Drums > Jam[5] > Water > Hajimemashite > Sweetness[6]-> White Man's Moccasins, In Violation of Yes[7]

Encore: Pay the Snucka[8]

Footnotes:
    [1] ended with Roulette jam
    [2] with La-Di-Da-Di (Doug E. Fresh)
    [3] ended with Blackbird (The Beatles), Entrance of the Gladiators (Julius Fučík), and Wabash (John Scofield) teases
    [4] with Imperial March (from Star Wars) and Cantina Band (both John Williams) teases
    [5] with Smell the Mitten and JaJunk teases
    [6] ended with In My Time of Dying (Led Zeppelin) tease
    [7] began with Runnin' with the Devil (Van Halen) tease. With Imperial March and Cantina Band (both John Williams) teases
    [8] with Harvester of Sorrow (Metallica) tease and quote

Show Notes: The Star Wars Theme was played on the P.A. as Umphrey's took the stage with the band playing as the recording faded away
(Don't Fear) The Reaper (Blue Öyster Cult) was teased before Pay the Snucka.

May 24, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Three Sisters Park — Chillicothe, IL, USA "Summer Camp Music Festival"

One Set: Soul Food I > In The Kitchen > Push the Pig > The Song Remains the Same > Visions[1] > Uncommon, Roulette, Uncle Wally, All In Time

Footnotes:
    [1] began with The Rain Song (Led Zeppelin) tease

Show Notes: Main Stage

May 25, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Three Sisters Park — Chillicothe, IL, USA "Summer Camp Music Festival"

One Set: Miss Tinkle's Overture > Mulche's Odyssey, Resolution > 2x2[1], Dump City, Ringo[2], 40's Theme[3], The Triple Wide[4] > Andy's Last Beer[5], Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution[6] > JaJunk[7] > Thunderstruck[8] > JaJunk > One[9] > JaJunk-> The Crooked One, Nothing Too Fancy[10], Mercedes Benz[11], Solfegietto[12], Syncopated Strangers[13]

Encore: Last Man Swerving[14]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Feels So Good (Chuck Mangione) tease
    [2] with Oteil Burbridge on bass, Al Schnier on melotron/synth, Jim Loughlin on percussion, an It's About That Time (Miles Davis jam), Chuck Garvey and Mark Kimbrell on guitar, Vinnie Amico on drums
    [3] with Ain't No Fun (If the Homies Can't Have None) (Snoop Dogg) quote from Brendan and Let Me Blow Ya Mind (Eve) teases
    [4] with Meat (moe.) jam and Entrance of the Gladiators (Julius Fucik) and Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution (AC/DC) teases
    [5] with Sweet Child o' Mine (Guns N' Roses) tease
    [6] debut, AC/DC; just one verse
    [7] with Thunderstruck (AC/DC), Ain't Talkin' 'bout Love (Van Halen), and Unchained (Van Halen) teases
    [8] debut, AC/DC; two minutes were played and sung
    [9] one verse only
    [10] with jam featuring with Ian Goldberg on bass, replacing Ryan
    [11] Elliot Peck only
    [12] Joel only, around one minute in length
    [13] with a section dedicated to Arnold Schwarzenegger quotes
    [14] began with Panama (Van Halen) tease

Show Notes: The Barn
during Ringo, Oteil Burbridge replaced Ryan on bass; at one point, all of Umphrey's left the stage before returning to finish the song
with Entrance of the Gladiators (Julius Fucik) and Woody Woodpecker theme (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss) teases post Dump City
with I Know A Little (Lynyrd Skynyrd) tease before Nothing Too Fancy

May 31, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Belmont-Sheffield Festival — Chicago, IL, USA

One Set: Intro > In The Kitchen, Roulette[1], Smell the Mitten[2], Resolution[3] > Sociable Jimmy, Waiting Room, Kabump[4], 13 Days, Ringo, Dump City, Uncommon, The Crooked One

Footnotes:
    [1] began with Resolution tease
    [2] with Jake on keys; with Entrance of the Gladiators (Fucik) tease
    [3] with Miss Tinkle's Overture; ended with Power of Soul (Jimi Hendrix) jam
    [4] with Let Me Blow Ya Mind (Eve) tease

Show Notes: with Woody Woodpecker theme (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss) tease after Dump City

June 5, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The State Theatre — Falls Church, VA, USA

Set 1: Intro > Blue Echo > Anchor Drops[1], Miss Tinkle's Overture > Mulche's Odyssey, Hajimemashite > The Fussy Dutchman[2], Push the Pig

Set 2: Power of Soul[3], FF > #5, Water[4] > August[5] > Get In The Van, Prowler

Encore: Cherub Rock

Footnotes:
    [1] with Hot for Teacher (Van Halen) teases
    [2] with Walk This Way (Aerosmith) jam
    [3] began with The Star Spangled Banner (Francis Scott Key) tease
    [4] with Stairway to Heaven (Led Zeppelin) tease
    [5] with We're Going to War (Mark Knopfler) tease; ended with Q*Bert jam with Get In the Van teases

June 6, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Rocks Off Boat Cruise — New York, NY, USA

Set 1: Intro > Walletsworth[1] > Tribute to the Spinal Shaft[2], Thin Air, 2nd Self, Uncle Wally, All Things Ninja

Set 2: Hey Nineteen[3] > JaJunk[4]-> Dump City-> JaJunk-> Hey Nineteen, 2x2[5], Last Man Swerving

Encore: Good Ol' Boys

Footnotes:
    [1] with power outages that led to bass and drums jams
    [2] with power outages that led to bass and drums jams; with Jessica (The Allman Brothers Band) and The Ocean (Led Zepplin) teases
    [3] ended with Norwegian Wood (The Beatles) jam
    [4] with Walletsworth, Thin Air, All Things Ninja, Get In The Van, and Slacker teases
    [5] with "Zsa Zsa Gabor, Fi Fi" lyric

June 6, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Rocks Off Boat Cruise — New York, NY, USA

Set 1: All In Time, 13 Days, Resolution[1] > White Man's Moccasins, Glory, The Girl Is Mine > Jane Says > The Girl Is Mine, Hurt Bird Bath[2]

Set 2: Nothing Too Fancy[3] > #5, Uncommon, Syncopated Strangers[4], Roulette[5], The Haunt[6] > Nothing Too Fancy, Visions > The Fuzz[7]

Encore: 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover

Footnotes:
    [1] "Jimmy Stewart" with lyrics; with Sweet Child 'O Mine (Guns N' Roses) and Roundabout (Yes) teases
    [2] with America the Beautiful (Katharine Lee Bates) tease
    [3] with All In Time, Woody Woodpecker theme (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss), Stranglehold (Ted Nugent), The Ocean (Led Zeppelin), and Ain't Talkin' 'bout Love (Van Halen) teases
    [4] began with Soul Food I tease from Joel
    [5] began with Rebubula (moe.) and More Than a Feeling (Boston) teases; with In Da Club (50 Cent) quote from Brendan
    [6] ended with Another Brick in the Wall (Pink Floyd) jam with Hot for Teacher (Van Halen) tease
    [7] with Cherub Rock (Smashing Pumpkins) tease

Show Notes: with Nothing Else Matters (Metallica) and Padgett's Profile teases before Visions

June 7, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — No Name Festival, Waterloo Village — Stanhope, NJ, USA

One Set: Uncle Wally[1], Ringo[1], Can't Find My Way Home[1], In The Kitchen[1], Black Water[1]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Brendan and Jake on acoustic guitars

Show Notes: Opened for moe., along with Reid Grenauer and The New Deal; rain-shortened set.
with So Fresh, So Clean (Outkast) quote before Black Water

June 8, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Woodbury Ski Area — Woodbury, CT, USA "32nd Groove Reggae Festival"

One Set: We're Going to War > The Crooked One, Bubbles[1] > Smell the Mitten, Jam[2] > Der Bluten Kat[3] > Space Funk Booty > Der Bluten Kat[4], Anchor Drops, YYZ, Example 1 > #5, Phil's Farm, Andy's Last Beer, In Violation of Yes

Footnotes:
    [1] debut, Herbie Hancock
    [2] with Unskinny Bop (Poison) tease
    [3] with Unskinny Bop (Poison) jam
    [4] with Peter Gunn theme (Henry Mancini) jam

Show Notes: with Woody Woodpecker theme (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss) tease after Phil's Farm

June 9, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Conduit — Trenton, NJ, USA

Set 1: Intro > Syncopated Strangers[1], Nothing Too Fancy[2]-> Hurt Bird Bath[3] > It's About That Time[4]-> I Am the Walrus > Nothing Too Fancy, Divisions[5], Utopian Fir[6]-> Dr. Feelgood > Sociable Jimmy, 40's Theme

Encore: Push the Pig, Pay the Snucka[7]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Soul Food I tease
    [2] with Merrily We Roll Along (Charlie Tobias, Murray Mencher, and Eddie Cantor) tease; ended with Unforgiven (Metallica) jam
    [3] with Miss Tinkle's Overture tease
    [4] ended with Divisions teases
    [5] with Third Stone from the Sun (Jimi Hendrix) tease
    [6] with Runnin' With the Devil (Van Halen) jam and chorus
    [7] part III only; began with Front Port tease

Show Notes: with Eye of the Tiger (Survivor) tease after the second Nothing Too Fancy
with Runnin' With the Devil (Van Halen) and Unskinny Bop (Poison) teases after Sociable Jimmy
with Padgett's Profile tease from Joel before Push the Pig

June 18, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Durty Nellie's — Palatine, IL, USA

Set 1: Get In The Van, Uncommon > Padgett's Profile[1], August > Glory > Ringo[2], Señor Mouse, Wife Soup[3]

Set 2: Kabump > Dirty Love, White Man's Moccasins, Visions > The Empire State[4] > Mulche's Odyssey, #5, 2x2[5], Roulette

Encore: Phil's Farm[6]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Black Satin (Miles Davis) tease
    [2] with Smell the Mitten and One (Metallica) jams
    [3] debut, original
    [4] with lyrics about Joel
    [5] with Feels So Good (Chuck Mangione) tease
    [6] with Thunderstruck (AC/DC) tease

Show Notes: with Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) (The Beatles) tease before Phil's Farm
with Runnin' With the Devil (Van Halen) tease after 2x2

June 19, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Terrace, University of Wisconsin — Madison, WI, USA

Set 1: Intro > All In Time, Water[1] > In The Kitchen, The Fussy Dutchman, "Jimmy Stewart" > Dump City, The Stranger, Last Man Swerving

Set 2: Intro[2] > JaJunk > Walletsworth, Kat's Tune > 13 Days > Utopian Fir > Jump > Utopian Fir, Syncopated Strangers, Prowler[3] > The Fuzz

Encore: Push the Pig

Footnotes:
    [1] with Glory teases
    [2] with I Am Trying to Break Your Heart (Wilco) teases
    [3] with Genie in a Bottle (Christina Aguilera) and Ain't Talkin' 'bout Love (Van Halen) teases

Show Notes: last Jump 1999-01-30 (541 shows)

June 20, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Bluebird Nightclub — Bloomington, IN, USA

Set 1: Intro-> Q*Bert > Hurt Bird Bath > Out Of Order > Tomorrow Never Knows > Raymond, Jam > Andy's Last Beer

Set 2: Tribute to the Spinal Shaft[1] > Wife Soup, We're Going to War > War Pigs > Whole Lotta Love[2] > War Pigs > The Triple Wide[3], Sociable Jimmy-> Professor Wormbog, Hajimemashite[4], All Things Ninja[5]

Encore: Orfeo[6], No Quarter[7] > 40's Theme[8]

Footnotes:
    [1] began with Babylon Sisters (Steely Dan) jam
    [2] one verse only
    [3] with Amy Scialdone on flute
    [4] with "Zsa Zsa Gabor, Fifi" lyrics
    [5] began with The Rain Song (Led Zeppelin) tease
    [6] with Jake on drums for Kris
    [7] partial first verse only
    [8] with Rapper's Delight lyrics (The Sugarhill Gang) from Brendan and Let Me Blow Ya Mind (Eve) tease

June 21, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Taste of Bloomington — Bloomington, IN, USA

Set 1: Soul Food I[1] > 2nd Self, Example 1 > Uncle Wally, Down Under[2], Glory > White Man's Moccasins[3], Uncommon, Visions > All In Time[3], The Haunt[4] > The Crooked One

Encore: In The Kitchen

Footnotes:
    [1] with Unforgiven (Metallica) tease
    [2] with (Don't Fear) The Reaper (Blue Öyster Cult)
    [3] with ...And Justice for All (Metallica) tease
    [4] with Norwegian Wood (The Beatles) jam

June 21, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Bluebird Nightclub — Bloomington, IN, USA

Set 1: Intro > Smell the Mitten > Divisions, Push the Pig, Der Bluten Kat, #5, Black Water

Set 2: Nothing Too Fancy[1], Resolution[2], Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution[3] > Thunderstruck[3] > Back In Black[4] > Blue Echo[5] > Hangover, Roulette

Encore: FF[6] > Soul Food II[7]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Merrily We Roll Along (Tobias/Mencher/Cantor), Enter Sandman (Metallica), Stranglehold (Ted Nugent), and Hot for Teacher (Van Halen) teases
    [2] with Dave Dickerson on violin
    [3] one verse
    [4] one verse and chorus; ended in Hells Bells (AC/DC jam)
    [5] began with For Those About To Rock (We Salute You) (AC/DC) tease
    [6] with Gary "Dope Rhymes" Stanfield rapping with Hangover jam
    [7] with Whole Lotta Love (Led Zeppelin) tease

Show Notes: with Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring (Bach) tease before Der Bluten Kat
with Billie Jean (Michael Jackson) and In My Time of Dying (Led Zeppelin) teases before Roulette

June 22, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Backyard Bash — Chicago, IL, USA

Set 1: Hurt Bird Bath, Space Funk Booty > Trenchtown Rock, Anchor Drops[1] > 2x2 > Ringo[2], In Violation of Yes[3]

Set 2: 40's Theme[4], Divisions[5], The Triple Wide[6] > In the Hall of the Mountain King, Wife Soup, Lenny, Miss Tinkle's Overture > Mulche's Odyssey

Encore: Release > Pay the Snucka[7]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Underworld (Super Mario Brothers) theme (Koji Kondo) and Roundabout (Yes) teases
    [2] with Uninvited (Alanis Morissette) and Lose Yourself (Eminem) teases
    [3] began with Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Pink Floyd) tease; with Sweet Child O' Mine (Guns N' Roses) tease
    [4] with Nuthin' but a 'G' Thang (Dr. Dre) tease
    [5] sung by Jake "Johnny Cash" style
    [6] with Imperial March (Star Wars) (John Williams) and Glide (The New Deal) teases
    [7] part III only

Show Notes: with Unskinny Bop (Poison) tease before In Violation of Yes

June 25, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Emerson Center for Arts & Culture — Bozeman, MT, USA

One Set: Professor Wormbog, Walletsworth, Syncopated Strangers, 13 Days, Phil's Farm, Der Bluten Kat

Show Notes: supporting Leftover Salmon

June 26, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Wilma Theatre — Missoula, MT, USA

One Set: Prowler > In The Kitchen, Resolution > Señor Mouse, Uncle Wally, Wife Soup, Anchor Drops, JaJunk

Show Notes: supporting Leftover Salmon

June 27, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Ballard Firehouse — Seattle, WA, USA

Set 1: Intro[1] > Dump City[2] > The Crooked One, Roulette, Blue Echo[3] > We're Going to War > Sociable Jimmy, #5, When the World Is Running Down You Make the Best of What's Still Around > Wife Soup

Set 2: FF > Nothing Too Fancy > Lodi Dodi[4] > Pay the Snucka[5] > Nothing Too Fancy[6] > Hot for Teacher[7] > Nothing Too Fancy-> Andy's Last Beer[8], Kabump[9] > Uncommon[10]

Encore: 2nd Self

Footnotes:
    [1] with Tradition (Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick) and Top Gun Anthem (Harold Faltermeyer) teases
    [2] with Make Me (John Scofield) jam
    [3] with For Those About to Rock (We Salute You) (AC/DC) and Tradition (Jerry Bock, Sheldon Harnick) teases
    [4] debut, Snoop Dogg; one verse sung; with In The City (MC 900 Ft. Jesus) teases
    [5] part III only; ended with Q*Bert and It's About That Time (Miles Davis) jams
    [6] with Gimme Some Lovin' (Spencer Davis Group) jam and Woody Woodpecker theme (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss) tease
    [7] incomplete; with Unskinny Bop (Poison) tease
    [8] with Unskinny Bop (Poison) teases and Pinball Number Count (Walt Kraemer) quote
    [9] with Hurt Bird Bath tease
    [10] with two 2nd Self false starts

Show Notes: with The Fuzz tease from Ryan before #5

June 28, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Aladdin Theater — Portland, OR, USA

Set 1: Intro > Divisions > Glory > Divisions, 40's Theme, Water > The Triple Wide, Utopian Fir[1] > I Am the Walrus[2]

Set 2: Get In The Van, 2x2, Ringo, Push the Pig[3] > Out Of Order, Bubbles > Walletsworth, All In Time[4]

Encore: Last Man Swerving

Footnotes:
    [1] with Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring (Johann Sebastian Bach ) tease, Smurfs Theme (Hoyt Curtin) quote, and It's About That Time (Miles Davis) jam
    [2] ended with Last Man Swerving tease
    [3] with first verse of Weed Rap
    [4] with Woody Woodpecker theme (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss) and Msirlou (Dick Dale) teases

June 30, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Six Rivers Brewery — Eureka, CA, USA

Set 1: Visions > Example 1 > Good Ol' Boys, The Haunt[1], Kat's Tune, Sweetness > Professor Wormbog > Phil's Farm[2] > Groove Holmes > Phil's Farm

Set 2: Wife Soup, #5, Hangover, Thin Air > Maple Leaf Rag[3], Thin Air, Trenchtown Rock, In Violation of Yes, Uncle Wally[4], White Man's Moccasins, In The Kitchen

Encore: Chitlins Con Carne[5]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Hysteria (Def Leppard) tease
    [2] with Much Obliged jam
    [3] Joel jumped off stage and ran to the back of the room where there was a baby grand piano with a mic, played the Rag, then ran back on and finished Thin Air
    [4] dedicated to Bamster, who found out at setbreak he was going to be an uncle
    [5] Jake brought Kris's small snare to the front of the stage and played it for half the song

Show Notes: part of the Knight Rider theme (Stu Phillips and Glen A. Larson) was sung after Good Ol' Boys
#5 was dedicated to Cory Current for his 200th show
with Woody Woodpecker theme (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss) tease before #5
with Walletsworth tease and lyrics changed to reference Joel after the 2nd Thin Air
with Entrance of the Gladiators (Julius Fučík) and Woody Woodpecker theme (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss) teases after In Violation of Yes
with Over the Hills and Far Away (Led Zeppelin) tease after Uncle Wally
with Milestones (Miles Davis) tease before Chitlins Con Carne
last Groove Holmes 2001-07-20 (296 shows)

July 2, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — River Ranch — Tahoe City, CA, USA

Set 1: 13 Days, Soul Food I[1] > The Crooked One, Fool in the Rain > The Fussy Dutchman > Fool in the Rain, Smell the Mitten, August > Wife Soup

Set 2: Resolution[2], Dump City[3], Walking On The Moon > Drums-> Anchor Drops, Uncommon[4], #5, Roulette, Space Funk Booty

Encore: Miss Tinkle's Overture > Mulche's Odyssey

Footnotes:
    [1] with Fox Sports theme (Scott Schreer) tease
    [2] with Black and Blue (Van Halen) jam, Shhh / Peaceful (Miles Davis) jam, and Dump City teases
    [3] with drums intro
    [4] began with Eye of the Beholder (Metallica) tease

July 3, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Plumas-Sierra County Fairgrounds — Quincy, CA, USA "High Sierra Music Festival"

One Set: Hurt Bird Bath > Peter Gunn / Every Breath You Take > Walletsworth, JaJunk > Push the Pig, Water > Glory > Water, Tribute to the Spinal Shaft[1] > In The Kitchen, Syncopated Strangers[2]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Runnin' With the Devil (Van Halen) tease
    [2] unfinished; power shut off due to curfew

Show Notes: Big Meadow Stage

July 4, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Plumas-Sierra County Fairgrounds — Quincy, CA, USA "High Sierra Music Festival"

Set 1: Get In The Van, Syncopated Strangers[1] > Nothing Too Fancy[2] > Wife Soup, Prowler > 2x2[3], Utopian Fir[4] > The Fuzz, Señor Mouse, The Triple Wide, 40's Theme

Encore: Ringo

2nd Encore: Waiting Room

Footnotes:
    [1] last verse only, completed the 07.03.2003 set closer
    [2] with Merrily We Roll Along (Charlie Tobias, Murray Mencher, and Eddie Cantor) and Utopian Fir teases
    [3] with Feels So Good (Chuck Mangione) teases
    [4] with Top Gun Anthem (Harold Faltermeyer) tease and It's About That Time (Miles Davis) jam

Show Notes: Tulsa E. Scott Building
with Runnin' with the Devil (Van Halen) tease before Ringo

July 6, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Plumas-Sierra County Fairgrounds — Quincy, CA, USA "High Sierra Music Festival"

One Set: Pay the Snucka[1], The Song Remains the Same, Uncle Wally, Miss Tinkle's Overture > Mulche's Odyssey > Roulette, Blue Echo[2] > We're Going to War, Anchor Drops > Smell the Mitten, All In Time[3]

Footnotes:
    [1] part III only
    [2] began with Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution (AC/DC) tease
    [3] with Woody Woodpecker theme (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss) and Imperial March (Star Wars) (John Williams) teases

Show Notes: Grandstand Stage
with Woody Woodpecker theme (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss) tease before All In Time

July 8, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — House of Glass — Dunsmuir, CA, USA

Set 1: Intro[1] > Der Bluten Kat[2] > Dump City, Divisions, Wife Soup

Set 2: Intro > Roulette, Birthday[3] > 13 Days[4], Jam[5]-> Resolution-> Red Baron > Big Heart[6], Jam[7], In The Kitchen

Encore: In Violation of Yes

2nd Encore: drum solo[8]

Footnotes:
    [1] with In da Club (50 Cent) quote
    [2] with Dazed and Confused (Led Zeppelin) jams
    [3] with Sunshine Superman (Donovan) teases
    [4] with Out of Order tease
    [5] with Happy Birthday (trad.), "avant garde"
    [6] with Q*Bert teases
    [7] with metal "Happy Birthday, Budney"
    [8] just Kris

Show Notes: last Birthday 2001-05-03 (342 shows)

Links:
    UMLive

July 9, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Studio Z — San Francisco, CA, USA

Set 1: Sociable Jimmy, Prowler > 2nd Self, Push the Pig[1] > In the Hall of the Mountain King, Professor Wormbog > Hajimemashite > Syncopated Strangers > Nothing Too Fancy

Set 2: JaJunk > White Man's Moccasins > #5, Wife Soup, All Things Ninja, Miss Gradenko, Padgett's Profile > Out Of Order > Padgett's Profile, Hurt Bird Bath

Encore: The Triple Wide > Glory > Cherub Rock

Footnotes:
    [1] with Pooh Doggie tease

Show Notes: Supporting The Slip
with Birthday (The Beatles) tease before Prowler

July 11, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — House of Blues - Sunset Strip — West Hollywood, CA, USA

Set 1: Example 1 > Wife Soup, Tribute to the Spinal Shaft > In The Kitchen, Get In The Van > Walletsworth, Pay the Snucka[1]

Set 2: 40's Theme, Visions > 2x2, Kabump > Ringo, All Things Ninja, Uncommon > Miss Tinkle's Overture > Mulche's Odyssey

Encore: The Girl Is Mine > Jane Says > The Girl Is Mine

Footnotes:
    [1] part III only

Show Notes: Scott Mackinnon was on projections for some of the show.

July 12, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Belly Up Tavern — Solana Beach, CA, USA

Set 1: The Fussy Dutchman, Divisions > Utopian Fir[1] > Power of Soul-> Soul Food I-> Uncle Wally

Set 2: All In Time > Smell the Mitten, Water[2] > The Triple Wide[3]-> Andy's Last Beer[4], Hey Nineteen

Encore: Wife Soup

Footnotes:
    [1] with Imperial March (from Star Wars) (John Williams) and The Rain Song (Led Zeppelin) teases
    [2] with Since I've Been Loving You (Led Zeppelin) tease
    [3] ended with Ilya Stemkovsky on percussion and Alfred Howard rapping
    [4] with Sweet Child o' Mine (Guns N' Roses) tease

Show Notes: with Woody Woodpecker theme (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss) tease before Wife Soup

July 14, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Bash on Ash — Tempe, AZ, USA

Set 1: Intro[1] > JaJunk > 2nd Self, FF[2] > Raymond[3] > Walking On The Moon-> Syncopated Strangers[4], Last Man Swerving

Set 2: Wife Soup > Resolution-> Back In Black[5] > Thunderstruck[5] > The Crooked One, #5, The Stranger, In Violation of Yes, The Fuzz

Encore: Ain't No Fun (If the Homies Can't Have None)[6]

Footnotes:
    [1] with #5 and Much Obliged teases
    [2] with Out of Order tease
    [3] with Jake on percussion
    [4] with Close Encounters of the Third Kind (John Williams) tease
    [5] Kris on vocals, first verse
    [6] with Adam Budney and Andy on vocals

Show Notes: with Baby Honey Sugar Darlin' tease from Joel after In Violation of Yes
with Stranglehold (Ted Nugent) tease before Ain't No Fun (If the Homies Can't Have None)

July 15, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Mogollon Brewing Company — Flagstaff, AZ, USA

Set 1: Blue Echo[1] > Push the Pig > August[2] > Padgett's Profile > Phil's Farm[3], 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover

Set 2: Hurt Bird Bath[4] > Space Funk Booty, The Haunt > Out Of Order, Sweetness[5] > White Man's Moccasins > Walletsworth

Encore: Hangover, Señor Mouse

2nd Encore: Pay the Snucka[6]

Footnotes:
    [1] with JaJunk and The Fussy Dutchman teases
    [2] unfinished
    [3] with Rapper's Delight (The Sugarhill Gang) jam
    [4] with Cantina Band (from Star Wars) (John Williams) jam
    [5] with recording of In the White Giant's Thigh (Dylan Thomas) played in intro
    [6] part III only

July 17, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Double Diamond — Aspen, CO, USA

Set 1: Dump City[1]-> Uncommon, Kabump-> Ringo[2], Smell the Mitten[3], Sociable Jimmy, Sociable Jimmy[4], Sociable Jimmy[5], Mulche's Odyssey[6] > Drums[7] > Jam[7] > Orfeo[8], Down Under, All Things Ninja[9], Jam[10]-> Willie the Pimp-> Thin Air

Encore: Hysteria[11], 13 Days

Footnotes:
    [1] began with Get In The Van tease from Kris
    [2] with Let Me Blow Ya Mind (Eve) tease
    [3] with Entrance of the Gladiators (Julius Fučík) tease
    [4] end only, played in a latin style; with November Rain (Guns N' Roses) teases by Brendan
    [5] end only, played with the ending to November Rain
    [6] with November Rain tease
    [7] just Kris and Andy on drums, then Jake solo on guitar and moog, and then Jake on drums with the rest of the band
    [8] with Miss Tinkle's Overture jam
    [9] with Lenny (Stevie Ray Vaughan) tease
    [10] with Billie Jean (Michael Jackson) tease
    [11] debut in full, Def Leppard

Show Notes: with Woody Woodpecker theme (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss) tease after Smell the Mitten
with Eye of the Tiger (Survivor) tease and Knight Rider theme (Stu Phillips and Glen A. Larson) and Touch Me (The Doors) quotes before Hysteria

July 18, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Mishawaka Amphitheatre — Bellvue, CO, USA

Set 1: Roulette, Miss Tinkle's Overture[1] > #5, Wife Soup, Soul Food I > Uncle Wally, Prowler > All In Time

Set 2: Nothing Too Fancy[2]-> War[3]-> Nothing Too Fancy[4], Black Water, Hurt Bird Bath[5] > Glory[5] > Hurt Bird Bath > The Triple Wide[6] > Andy's Last Beer, Señor Mouse

Encore: Water > Pay the Snucka[7]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Norwegian Wood (The Beatles) jam
    [2] with Merrily We Roll Along (Charlie Tobias, Murray Mencher, and Eddie Cantor) tease; with Jamie Masefield on mandolin
    [3] debut, Bob Marley; first verse only; with Jamie Masefield on mandolin
    [4] with Demolition Man (The Police) teases; with Jamie Masefield on mandolin
    [5] with Michael "Mad Dog" Mavridoglou on trumpet
    [6] with For Those About to Rock (We Salute You) (AC/DC) tease
    [7] part III only

Show Notes: with Sociable Jimmy tease before Señor Mouse

Links:
    UMLive

July 19, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Fox Theatre — Boulder, CO, USA

Set 1: Der Bluten Kat, Visions > In The Kitchen, The Crooked One > The Fuzz[1] > Get In The Van, In the Flesh? > Resolution > 13 Days

Set 2: JaJunk[2] > Wife Soup, We're Going to War[3], Push the Pig, Syncopated Strangers, Hangover

Encore: 40's Theme[4]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Kashmir (Led Zeppelin) teases
    [2] with Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Pink Floyd) tease
    [3] with Jeff Austin on mandolin
    [4] with Bill McKay on keyboards with Joel

July 25, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Farmapalooza — Mondovi, WI, USA

Set 1: Intro > Phil's Farm[1], Hurt Bird Bath > Blue Echo[2] > Uncommon > White Man's Moccasins, Roulette

Set 2: Professor Wormbog > All In Time, Wife Soup, Prowler > Syncopated Strangers[3], Space Funk Booty > Last Man Swerving[4]

Encore: Waiting Room

Footnotes:
    [1] with Purple Haze (JImi Hendrix) tease Ballad of Jimi Hendrix (Stormtroopers of Death) tease and quote
    [2] began with started with Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution (AC/DC) tease and quote
    [3] with Space Funk Booty tease
    [4] with Home Sweet Home (Mötley Crüe) tease from Joel and One (Metallica) tease and quote; with Brian Felix on keys

Show Notes: Keller Williams, The New Deal, and Addison Groove Project also played at this festival
with Woody Woodpecker theme (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss) tease post All In Time

July 26, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Spirit of Chicago boat cruise — Chicago, IL, USA

Set 1: Nothing Too Fancy[1] > Push the Pig, Black Water[2], Dump City, FF > Nothing Too Fancy, Anchor Drops, Soul Food I > OM Trio Jam[3] > 40's Theme, Hangover, Kabump, Wife Soup > Glory > Andy's Last Beer

Encore: Uncle Wally

Footnotes:
    [1] with Utopian Fir ending
    [2] with The End (The Doors) and White Summer/Black Mountain Side (Led Zeppelin) teases
    [3] OM Trio came out and replaced Umphrey's on deck for a while; the bands switched back and Umphrey's proceded with 40's Theme

Show Notes: with Sailing (Christopher Cross) tease, Come Sail Away (Styx) tease and quote, and (Don't Fear) The Reaper (Blue Öyster Cult) before Uncle Wally

July 27, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Skyline Stage - Navy Pier — Chicago, IL, USA

Set 1: Syncopated Strangers[1], #5, Uncommon > Get In The Van, Walking On The Moon[2] > Drums[2], Wife Soup[3] > Walletsworth > Smell the Mitten[4]

Set 2: 2x2[5], Resolution > Who Knows-> The Crooked One, Duck Butter[6], Pay the Snucka[7], 13 Days > White Man's Moccasins > The Triple Wide[8] > In The Kitchen, JaJunk

Encore: Home Sweet Home > Miss Tinkle's Overture > Mulche's Odyssey

Footnotes:
    [1] began with Get In the Van teases
    [2] with Kalyan Pathak on tablas
    [3] with Nothing Too Fancy tease
    [4] with Flight of the Bumblebee (Nikolai Rimsky Korsakov) tease from Joel
    [5] with Feels So Good (Chuck Mangione) tease
    [6] debut, original; with Kalyan Pathak on tablas
    [7] part III only; with Kalyan Pathak on tablas
    [8] with Stairway to Heaven (Led Zeppelin) tease as well as Binary Sunset (Star Wars) (John Williams) tease from Joel

Show Notes: with Slacker tease before 2x2
with Woody Woodpecker theme (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss) tease after Pay the Snucka

August 16, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Durty Nellie's — Palatine, IL, USA

Set 1: Front Porch > Resolution > Front Porch[1] > Rollin' Stone[2] > Front Porch

Set 2: 40's Theme, 13 Days, Hurt Bird Bath[3]-> 2nd Self, "Jimmy Stewart"[4] > Push the Pig, Machine Gun[5] > Wife Soup, Trenchtown Rock[6]

Encore: Uncommon, The Song Remains the Same

Footnotes:
    [1] "Jimmy Stewart" with lyrics; with Miss Tinkle's Overture teases
    [2] debut, Muddy Waters
    [3] with Dear Lord jam
    [4] with Jeff Grossberg on harmonica
    [5] with Jake on keys with Joel
    [6] began with Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Pink Floyd) tease

Show Notes: with Day Tripper (The Beatles) tease after 2nd Self
with Moby Dick (Led Zeppelin) tease from Kris after The Song Remains the Same

August 22, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Bell's Brewery — Kalamazoo, MI, USA

Set 1: Intro[1] > Walletsworth, Kabump[2] > Thin Air, In The Kitchen, Nothing Too Fancy[3]

Set 2: Roulette[4], The Triple Wide > Mulche's Odyssey, Visions > Sociable Jimmy[5] > Soul Food I > Soul Food II > Syncopated Strangers, #5, The Fuzz

Encore: All In Time[6]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Pink Floyd) teases
    [2] "Jimmy Stewart" with lyrics
    [3] with Merrily We Roll Along (Tobias/Mencher/Cantor), Every Breath You Take (The Police), and Push the Pig teases
    [4] with Q*Bert and Slacker teases
    [5] with Pay the Snucka tease
    [6] with Q*Bert teases

August 23, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Mishawaka Brewing Company — Mishawaka, IN, USA

Set 1: JaJunk[1] > We're Going to War > Push the Pig, Tribute to the Spinal Shaft > Hajimemashite > Hurt Bird Bath, Uncle Wally, YYZ

Set 2: Wife Soup > Miss Tinkle's Overture > 13 Days, Good Ol' Boys, Blue Echo > Mullet (Over), Example 1 > Red Baron, 40's Theme, Smell the Mitten, Hangover[2] > Ringo

Encore: FF > Glory[3]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Milestones (Miles Davis) jam
    [2] with So Many People In the Neighborhood (Ween) and Lose Yourself (Eminem) teases
    [3] with Simple Gifts (Brackett) tease

August 30, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Snow Ridge Ski Resort — Turin, NY, USA "moe.down 4"

One Set: Miss Tinkle's Overture > Roulette, Hurt Bird Bath > Blue Echo > Wife Soup, Walletsworth, All In Time, Push the Pig, JaJunk > Mulche's Odyssey

Show Notes: other acts included Rusted Root, The Flaming Lips, and Yonder Mountain String Band
with Norwegian Wood (The Beatles) tease after All In Time
with Highway to Hell (AC/DC) tease before JaJunk

August 31, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Green Room at The Sawmill — Seaside Park, NJ, USA

Set 1: In The Kitchen > Front Porch, Anchor Drops, The Fussy Dutchman, Syncopated Strangers, Andy's Last Beer, 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover

Set 2: Nothing Too Fancy > #5 > August[1] > Nothing Too Fancy, 2x2, Professor Wormbog

Encore: 40's Theme[2]

Footnotes:
    [1] with old August jam
    [2] with The Rain Song (Led Zeppelin) tease

September 3, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Buskirk-Chumley Theater — Bloomington, IN, USA

Set 1: Intro, I Am the Walrus > Uncle Wally, Wife Soup, Walletsworth > Willie the Pimp > Dear Lord > White Man's Moccasins, Water

Set 2: Pay the Snucka[1], Ringo > Phil's Farm > Bubbles > Phil's Farm, Sociable Jimmy > Sweetness > Ringo > Hangover, Get In The Van[2], Last Man Swerving[3]

Encore: Resolution[4]

Footnotes:
    [1] part III only
    [2] began with Silent Lucidity (Queensryche) tease; one verse
    [3] with Jake and Brendan on Joel's keys
    [4] with Soul Food II tease and quote at beginning, Hysteria (Def Leppard) tease, and One (Metallica) jam and quote later

Show Notes: with Woody Woodpecker theme (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss) tease before Walletsworth

September 4, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Buskirk-Chumley Theater — Bloomington, IN, USA

Set 1: Andy's Last Beer, Kabump > Hysteria, The Crooked One, 13 Days, Divisions > Padgett's Profile > Divisions

Set 2: Pay the Snucka[1] > Der Bluten Kat[2], The Triple Wide, Push the Pig, Africa, Soul Food I-> Dump City, Mullet (Over)[3]

Encore: 2nd Self

Footnotes:
    [1] part I only
    [2] "Jimmy Stewart" with lyrics
    [3] with false start by Joel

Show Notes: "Jimmy Stewart" with lyrics contained early aspects of Ocean Billy

September 6, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Guinness Oyster Festival — Chicago, IL, USA

One Set: 2x2, Syncopated Strangers, Nothing Too Fancy > Fool in the Rain > Nothing Too Fancy, The Haunt[1] > Wife Soup, Utopian Fir > Anchor Drops > Utopian Fir, Example 1 > In The Kitchen, Thin Air, The Fuzz, Hurt Bird Bath

Footnotes:
    [1] ended with No Quarter (Led Zeppelin) teases

September 10, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Oasis One-Sixty — Chicago Heights, IL, USA

Set 1: Roulette > Space Funk Booty, FF > 40's Theme, Hajimemashite > Cocaine[1], White Man's Moccasins, Miss Gradenko

Set 2: Ringo, Kimble, Baby You're A Rich Man > August > Raymond, All Things Ninja, All In Time[2]

Encore: Slacker[3]

Footnotes:
    [1] debut, J.J.Cale; first verse only,
    [2] with Woody Woodpecker theme (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss) tease and One (Metallica) and Are You Gonna Go My Way (Lenny Kravitz) jams
    [3] began with La Di Da Di (Slick Rick) verse

September 11, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Canopy Club — Urbana, IL, USA

Set 1: Trenchtown Rock, Soul Food I[1] > Divisions-> Sociable Jimmy > Divisions, "Jimmy Stewart" > Prowler > Uncle Wally, Tribute to the Spinal Shaft > Walletsworth

Set 2: Front Porch[2] > Orfeo[3], Professor Wormbog[4], Last Man Swerving > Syncopated Strangers > Hangover, The Haunt[5] > The Fussy Dutchman, Wife Soup[6]

Encore: Ten Years Gone[7] > In the Flesh?

Footnotes:
    [1] with Much Obliged jam
    [2] with Jake popping balloons that he gathered on stage to the beat; before the song, the band joined in as One (Metallica) was played over the P.A.
    [3] just Joel on piano; with a John F. Kennedy speech played over the P.A. as Orfeo began
    [4] with Jake and Brendan on the keys
    [5] with Toccata & Fuge in D Minor, BWV 565 (Bach) intro; ended with with It's About That Time (Miles Davis) tease
    [6] began with Fly By Night (Rush) tease
    [7] debut, Led Zeppelin; one verse, with Jake on guitar and Brendan singing

Show Notes: with Are You Gonna Go My Way (Lenny Kravitz) tease after Hangover
with YYZ (Rush) tease from Ryan before Wife Soup

September 12, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Canopy Club — Urbana, IL, USA

Set 1: Uncommon > Glory > Smell the Mitten, 13 Days > Padgett's Profile[1] > Water > Padgett's Profile, Push the Pig[2], Ring of Fire[3] > Bron-Yr-Aur > Moby Dick[4]

Set 2: It's About That Time, Resolution[5] > Hurt Bird Bath > Sweetness-> Phil's Farm, The Triple Wide[6] > Pay the Snucka

Encore: Start Me Up[7] > Der Bluten Kat[8]

Footnotes:
    [1] with a cappella Three's Company theme (Joe Raposo)
    [2] began with Unchained (Van Halen) tease
    [3] debut, Johnny Cash
    [4] with The Ocean (Led Zeppelin) teases
    [5] with Fletch theme (Harold Faltermeyer) tease
    [6] with Purple Haze (Jimi Hendrix) teases
    [7] debut, The Rolling Stones; one verse; began with Runnin' with the Devil (Van Halen) tease
    [8] with Unskinny Bop (Poison) jam and quotes and Stairway to Heaven (Led Zeppelin) teases; also with "duel off" between Joel and Ryan which Joel won

Show Notes: Three's Company theme (Joe Raposo) was played in remembrance of John Ritter
Ring of Fire was played in remembrance of Johnny Cash
Daddy Sang Bass (Johnny Cash) was played over the P.A. during the encore break.
with Wesley Willis tease before Start Me Up.
last Bron-Yr-Aur 2002-02-08 (255 shows)

September 13, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Barrymore Theatre — Madison, WI, USA

Set 1: In The Kitchen > Get In The Van, Thin Air, Dump City[1], 2x2, JaJunk[2] > Andy's Last Beer

Set 2: Paradise City[3] > Slacker[4] > Miss Tinkle's Overture[5] > Mulche's Odyssey, #5 > 2nd Self, The Crooked One > Out Of Order-> Visions[6] > Mullet (Over)

Encore: Pearl Necklace[7] > Rhiannon[8] > 40's Theme

Footnotes:
    [1] with Refugee (Tom Petty) tease
    [2] with Thunderstruck (AC/DC) jam
    [3] debut, Guns N' Roses; two verses and chorus
    [4] unfinished
    [5] with Underworld (Super Mario Brothers) theme (Koji Kondo), Nachos for Two, and (Don't Fear) The Reaper (Blue Öyster Cult) teases
    [6] the lights went out for about three minutes
    [7] debut, ZZ Top; one verse and chorus; with Wesley Willis quote by Brendan
    [8] debut, Fleetwood Mac; one verse and chorus

Show Notes: with Nachos for Two tease before JaJunk

September 16, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Metro — Chicago, IL, USA

One Set: Syncopated Strangers > Glory > Syncopated Strangers, Example 1 > Walking On The Moon > Uncle Wally, Uncommon > Push the Pig, Resolution[1]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Power of Soul (Jimi Hendrix) tease and In the Hall of the Mountain King (Edvard Grieg) ending

Show Notes: The Katie McCloskey Memorial Scholarship Fund Benefit Concert; also playing: Pat Dinizio (The Smithereens), Alice Peacock, and Enuff Z'Nuff

September 17, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Temple Club — Lansing, MI, USA

Set 1: FF[1] > Wife Soup, Blue Echo[2]-> Ringo[3], White Man's Moccasins, Water-> Kimble, Africa

Set 2: Hangover, Tribute to the Spinal Shaft-> Prowler[4] > Sociable Jimmy[5], Kabump > Take It to Church, 2x2[6], Kat's Tune > JaJunk

Encore: Power of Soul

Footnotes:
    [1] with The Fussy Dutchman tease
    [2] began with Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution (AC/DC) tease
    [3] with Wabash (John Scofield) jam
    [4] with with Woody Woodpecker theme (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss) and Victory March (Shea brothers) teases
    [5] with Baker Street (Gerry Rafferty) teases
    [6] with "Zsa Zsa Gabor, Fifi" lyrics and Feels So Good (Chuck Mangione) tease

Show Notes: with Baker Street (Gerry Rafferty) quote and tease after Sociable Jimmy

September 18, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Magic Bag — Ferndale, MI, USA

Set 1: Intro > Roulette, Divisions > Get In The Van > Divisions, 13 Days, In Violation of Yes, Last Man Swerving

Set 2: Dr. Feelgood > Anchor Drops, Mullet (Over), Walletsworth, August[1] > Phil's Farm > Professor Wormbog, Lenny > Hurt Bird Bath[2]

Encore: Pay the Snucka[3]

Footnotes:
    [1] with In the Light (Led Zeppelin) intro
    [2] with Paradise City (Guns N' Roses) teases
    [3] with Stairway to Heaven (Led Zeppelin), Lose Yourself (Eminem), and Let Me Blow Ya Mind (Eve) teases

September 19, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Niles Riverfront Amphitheater — Niles, MI, USA "Harvest and Harmonies 2003"

Set 1: Push the Pig, Dump City, The Haunt, Baby You're A Rich Man > Wife Soup, Slacker, #5 > All In Time

Set 2: The Song Remains the Same[1], Bob, Nothing Too Fancy[2]

Footnotes:
    [1] with (Don't Fear) The Reaper (Blue Öyster Cult) false start
    [2] unfinished

Show Notes: The show was stopped by Lt. Fulton Moore of the Niles Police Department, stating that the show was disturbing the peace, that the Niles Police had received numerous complaints, and if the show was not shut down, arrests would be made. No attempt was made on the part of Lt. Moore to discuss the legal decibel level allowed by Niles law, although the Umphrey's McGee sound crew had a decibel reader and kept the PA at a legal level.
with Happy Birthday (Patty Hill, Mildred J. Hill) tease after Push the Pig
with Woody Woodpecker theme (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss) tease before Slacker
with with (Don't Fear) the Reaper (Blue Öyster Cult) tease before The Song Remains the Same
last Bob 2000-10-12 (440 shows)

September 23, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — People's — Ames, IA, USA

Set 1: Q*Bert-> Andy's Last Beer, Chitlins Con Carne, 13 Days > Syncopated Strangers, Prowler[1] > August > Waiting Room

Set 2: Der Bluten Kat > Visions > Der Bluten Kat > Pay the Snucka[2] > Der Bluten Kat[3], We're Going to War, 2nd Self, Utopian Fir > The Fuzz > Winston Built the Bridge[4]

Encore: A Fifth of Beethoven

Footnotes:
    [1] with Back in Black (AC/DC), The Ocean (Led Zeppelin), Ain't Talkin' 'bout Love (Van Halen), and Stairway to Heaven (Led Zeppelin) teases
    [2] with Crazy Train (Ozzy Osbourne) teases
    [3] Sweet Child o' Mine (Guns N' Roses) tease
    [4] debut, Bump

Show Notes: with Winston Built the Bridge (Bump) singing before A Fifth of Beethoven

September 24, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Union Bar — Iowa City, IA, USA

Set 1: Intro > Nothing Too Fancy > Wife Soup > Space Funk Booty[1] > Phil's Farm, Uncle Wally[2], When the World Is Running Down You Make the Best of What's Still Around[3] > The Fussy Dutchman

Set 2: Smell the Mitten > Divisions > Glory > Divisions-> #5-> Divisions, Ringo[4], AC/DC Medley[5], Slacker > JaJunk[6] > Winston Built the Bridge

Encore: Hurt Bird Bath[7]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring (Bach) tease
    [2] began with Norwegian Wood (The Beatles) tease
    [3] with Another Brick In the Wall (Pink Floyd) tease
    [4] with In My Time of Dying (Led Zeppelin) tease
    [5] including Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution, Thunderstruck, Back In Black, Hells Bells
    [6] with 10th Grade and Uncle Wally teases
    [7] with Regulate (Warren G) intro

Show Notes: with Entrance of the Gladiators (Julius Fučík) tease before Ringo

September 25, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Mississippi Nights — St. Louis, MO, USA

Set 1: The Crooked One, Walletsworth, Señor Mouse, Blue Echo > In the Hall of the Mountain King, Hajimemashite > Mullet (Over), Miss Tinkle's Overture > Mulche's Odyssey

Set 2: (Don't Fear) The Reaper, Push the Pig > Kimble, In The Kitchen[1] > Never Cease[2] > Out Of Order > Padgett's Profile, Water[3] > Nothing Too Fancy[4] > Winston Built the Bridge

Encore: Fool in the Rain

Footnotes:
    [1] with the ending of Poor Places (Wilco) jam and quotes
    [2] debut, original
    [3] began with Ten Years Gone (Led Zeppelin) tease
    [4] ending only

Show Notes: with Winston Built the Bridge (Bump) quote and tease after Fool in the Rain

September 26, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Granada Theater — Lawrence, KS, USA

Set 1: All In Time, Anchor Drops, Roulette, Kat's Tune > Example 1[1] > Big Heart, Kabump[2] > Cherub Rock > Last Man Swerving > Maple Leaf Rag > Last Man Swerving

Set 2: The Triple Wide[3] > 2x2 > Resolution[4] > White Man's Moccasins, Sociable Jimmy, 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover, 40's Theme, Winston Built the Bridge

Encore: The Stranger, Uncommon

Footnotes:
    [1] with Milestones (Miles Davis) tease
    [2] with Professor Wormbog teases
    [3] began with Bad Case of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor) (Robert Palmer) tease and quote; with The Force Theme (Star Wars) (John Williams) tease from Joel and Heart and Soul (Huey Lewis and the News) jam
    [4] with Crazy Train (Ozzy Osbourne) teases

September 27, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Hog Ridge Hollow Amphitheater — Fayetteville, AR, USA "Great Unknown Festival"

Set 1: Dump City, 13 Days, Walletsworth > I Am the Walrus, #5, The Fuzz > Hurt Bird Bath > Wife Soup, Señor Mouse

Set 2: Pay the Snucka, JaJunk, Prowler > Utopian Fir > Ringo[1]

Encore: Hangover

Footnotes:
    [1] with Garaj Mahal

Show Notes: Also playing: Jeff Sipe's Apartment Project, Garaj Mahal, Big Smith, Speakeasy, Eckobase, Bockman's Euphio, The Station

October 1, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Dame — Lexington, KY, USA

Set 1: Intro > Andy's Last Beer, In The Kitchen > Phil's Farm, Walletsworth, Mullet (Over)

Set 2: Tomorrow Never Knows, Professor Wormbog, Never Cease, All Things Ninja[1], Thin Air > FF > Lenny, JaJunk[1]

Encore: Push the Pig[2]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Kat's Tune tease
    [2] with Dee (Randy Rhoads) and Crazy Train (Ozzy Osbourne) teases

October 2, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — 12th & Porter — Nashville, TN, USA

Set 1: Hurt Bird Bath > Uncle Wally[1] > Sweetness[2] > Sociable Jimmy, Africa, In Violation of Yes[3]

Set 2: 2nd Self, Kabump[4] > Hajimemashite[5] > Smell the Mitten[6] > Anchor Drops > Kimble, Wife Soup > We're Going to War > Ringo

Encore: Syncopated Strangers[7]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Professor Wormbog, Much Obliged, All Things Ninja, Bob, Nachos for Two, All In Time, and JaJunk teases
    [2] with All Things Ninja tease
    [3] with slow Crazy Train (Ozzy Osbourne) ending
    [4] with drum solo and Jake on blowdryer
    [5] with "Zsa Zsa Gabor, Fifi" lyrics
    [6] with The Woody Woodpecker theme (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss) and Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring (Bach) teases
    [7] with extended Free Bird (Lynyrd Skynyrd) intro

Show Notes: Birthday (The Beatles) was teased by Joel after 2nd Self. The Woody Woodpecker theme (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss) was teased after Kimble.

October 3, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Zydeco — Birmingham, AL, USA

Set 1: Dump City > Resolution, Good Ol' Boys, Der Bluten Kat > Front Porch[1] > Der Bluten Kat

Set 2: Intro > All In Time, The Girl Is Mine > Jane Says > The Girl Is Mine[2] > Prowler[3] > Uncommon, The Fussy Dutchman, The Crooked One, Last Man Swerving, YYZ

Encore: Pay the Snucka[4]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Lose Yourself (Eminem), Uninvited (Alanis Morisette), and Will You Be There (Michael Jackson) teases
    [2] with Norwegian Wood (The Beatles) jam mashed with National Anthem (Radiohead) bassline
    [3] with Imperial March (Star Wars) (John Williams) tease
    [4] with Stairway to Heaven (Led Zeppelin) teases in the intro; the band took the stage one at a time

October 4, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Georgia Theatre — Athens, GA, USA

Set 1: JaJunk > Push the Pig, The Triple Wide > The Fuzz, Get In The Van, Trenchtown Rock, 2x2

Set 2: Nothing Too Fancy > Wife Soup, Hey Nineteen > Miss Tinkle's Overture > Mulche's Odyssey > Glory > August[1] > Nothing Too Fancy, 40's Theme[2]

Encore: When the World Is Running Down You Make the Best of What's Still Around[3] > Hangover

Footnotes:
    [1] with Hot for Teacher (Van Halen) tease
    [2] with Jump (Van Halen) tease
    [3] with In the Flesh (Pink Floyd) tease

October 8, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Otto's — DeKalb, IL, USA

Set 1: The Fussy Dutchman[1], Walletsworth, Utopian Fir > Willie the Pimp > Utopian Fir > Example 1[2] > Tribute to the Spinal Shaft-> Slacker

Set 2: Professor Wormbog > Hurt Bird Bath[3], Thin Air > War Pigs > All Things Ninja[4], Never Cease

Encore: Resolution[5] > Waiting Room

Footnotes:
    [1] with Arnold Schwarzenegger banter
    [2] with Uninvited (Alanis Morissette) teases by Joel
    [3] with It's About That Time (Miles Davis) teases by Joel
    [4] with Jake on hair dryer; with Arnold Schwarzenegger banter
    [5] with Jake on a bent circuit

Show Notes: with Sweet Child o' Mine (Guns N' Roses) tease before Never Cease

October 9, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Kennedy Union Pub, University of Dayton — Dayton, OH, USA

Set 1: Nothing Too Fancy > Wife Soup, Miss Gradenko > Space Funk Booty[1] > 13 Days[2] > Hangover[3]

Set 2: Soul Food I > The Song Remains the Same, Mullet (Over), August > White Man's Moccasins, Pay the Snucka, Front Porch > Kashmir[4] > Front Porch

Encore: Down Under

Footnotes:
    [1] with Jake on a bent circuit
    [2] with Slacker tease
    [3] with Fletch theme (Harold Faltermeyer) jam and Q*bert tease
    [4] debut, Led Zeppelin

October 10, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Mad Frog — Cincinnati, OH, USA

Set 1: Prowler > Syncopated Strangers, Blue Echo > Miss Tinkle's Overture > Mulche's Odyssey, Kat's Tune, Uncle Wally, Señor Mouse

Set 2: Hajimemashite > Visions > Glory > In the Flesh?[1] > Another Brick in the Wall[2] > Anchor Drops, Push the Pig[3], Wife Soup, Kimble, Winston Built the Bridge

Encore: Roulette

Footnotes:
    [1] started with Another Brick in the Wall Part I (Pink Floyd) tease
    [2] part I
    [3] with Ring Around the Rosie teases and Bright Size Life (Pat Metheny) jam; with Nick Blasky on bass, Brad Myers on guitar, and possibly Eli Hludzik on drums and percussion

Show Notes: with "Charge!" tease from Kris and Winston Built the Bridge (Bump) quote from Jake after Roulette

October 15, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Witz End — Stevens Point, WI, USA

Set 1: Der Bluten Kat[1] > Phil's Farm > Der Bluten Kat > Kimble > Der Bluten Kat, The Fuzz, 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover

Set 2: Dump City > All In Time, Push the Pig, Kabump > Q*Bert, 2x2, Get In The Van

Encore: Power of Soul[2]

Footnotes:
    [1] "Jimmy Stewart" with lyrics
    [2] began with Panama (Van Halen) tease and quote

Show Notes: with Call to the Post tease by Kris after 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover
with Funeral March (Frédéric Chopin) tease from Ryan and Woody Woodpecker theme tease (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss) tease after All In Time
with The Wind Cries Mary (Jimi Hendrix) tease after Power of Soul

October 16, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Cabooze — Minneapolis, MN, USA

Set 1: Intro > JaJunk > In The Kitchen > JaJunk[1] > White Man's Moccasins > JaJunk[2], "Jimmy Stewart" > FF > In the Hall of the Mountain King, Slacker

Set 2: 2nd Self > Glory-> Andy's Last Beer, I Am the Walrus > August > 40's Theme, Uncommon, All Things Ninja

Encore: Make Me, Hangover[3]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Are You Gonna Go My Way (Lenny Kravitz) teases
    [2] with Billie Jean (Michael Jackson) and If You Could See Me Now (Carnival Cruise song) teases
    [3] with Underworld (Super Mario Brothers) theme (Koji Kondo) tease

Show Notes: with You Shook Me All Night Long (AC/DC) tease before I Am The Walrus

October 17, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Studio Hall, University of Wisconsin — Oshkosh, WI, USA

Set 1: Intro, #5 > Wife Soup > Out Of Order, Resolution > Walletsworth > Nothing Too Fancy[1] > Walking On The Moon > Drums[2]

Set 2: Ringo[3], The Crooked One, We're Going to War > Thin Air, Mullet (Over), Pay the Snucka[4] > Mulche's Odyssey, Kat's Tune > Hurt Bird Bath[5]-> Baby You're A Rich Man > Hurt Bird Bath

Encore: The Triple Wide > Cherub Rock

Footnotes:
    [1] started with Jake quoting Farmer in the Dell and London Bridge is Falling; with Down on a Playskool toy; with Close Encounters of the Third Kind theme (John Williams) tease; unfinished
    [2] with Jake on timbales
    [3] with My Name Is Mud (Primus), Paradise City (Guns N' Roses), Milestones (Miles Davis), and Muff II: The Revenge teases
    [4] parts I and II
    [5] with Bob and Smoke On the Water (Deep Purple) teases

Show Notes: Proceeds benefited the University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh Foundation/Earth Initiative.

October 19, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Ryan Auditorium, Northwestern University — Evanston, IL, USA

Set 1: Smell the Mitten > The Haunt[1], The Stranger[2] > Roulette, Example 1 > Raymond > Drums > Anchor Drops, Syncopated Strangers

Set 2: Divisions[3] > Padgett's Profile > Uncle Wally > Padgett's Profile[4] > Blue Echo[5] > Last Man Swerving[6], She Came In Through The Bathroom Window > 13 Days > Miss Tinkle's Overture, Andy's Last Beer[7]

Encore: Soul Food I[8] > Sociable Jimmy

Footnotes:
    [1] ended with Roulette jam
    [2] unfinished
    [3] with Hajimemashite tease
    [4] with Lassie theme (Les Baxter) and Fishin' Hole (Earle Hagen and Herbert W. Spencer) whistling
    [5] with Linus and Lucy (Vince Guaraldi) tease
    [6] with Brendan on keys
    [7] with Today (The Smashing Pumpkins) tease
    [8] with Flash Light (Parliament) teases

Show Notes: proceeds benefited the Baco Boys Fund
with Woody Woodpecker theme (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss) tease after Smell the Mitten

October 22, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Clearwater Theater — West Dundee, IL, USA

Set 1: A Go Go, 40's Theme[1] > Front Porch[2] > Water > Front Porch, 13 Days > Visions[3] > 40's Theme, Dump City

Set 2: Push the Pig > The Fussy Dutchman > Sweetness > Walletsworth > JaJunk[4], FF > Africa, Utopian Fir[5] > Space Funk Booty > Utopian Fir[6]

Encore: Bron-Yr-Aur[7], Mullet (Over) > Phil's Farm[8]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Crazy Train (Ozzy Osbourne) teases
    [2] with White Man's Moccasins teases
    [3] with Much Obliged tease
    [4] with My Soul (Clifton Chenier) tease
    [5] with Top Gun Anthem (Harold Faltermeyer) tease
    [6] with Miss Tinkle's Overture tease
    [7] just Jake and Brendan
    [8] with Seven Nation Army (The White Stripes) jam

October 23, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Loeb Playhouse, Purdue University — West Lafayette, IN, USA

Set 1: Get In The Van > Hajimemashite > Kimble, Mulche's Odyssey > In Violation of Yes[1], Equal Rights, Syncopated Strangers[2], Smell the Mitten

Set 2: Prowler > Wife Soup, Last Train Home[3] > Der Bluten Kat > Resolution > piano solo[4], Der Bluten Kat[5], Hurt Bird Bath

Encore: Pay the Snucka

Footnotes:
    [1] with Jake on fretless bass; with Stairway to Heaven (Led Zeppelin) teases
    [2] with Dr. Feelgood (Mötley Crüe) jam
    [3] debut, Pat Metheny; with Brendan on acoustic
    [4] Joel solo; with Root Beer Rag (Billy Joel) jam
    [5] with In My Time of Dying (Led Zeppelin) tease; with Jake on hairdryer

Show Notes: last Equal Rights 2001-12-12 (293 shows)

October 24, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Newport Music Hall — Columbus, OH, USA

Set 1: Intro > Out Of Order, The Fuzz > So What[1] > In The Kitchen, Kabump > 2x2[2] > Flying > Thin Air > The Triple Wide[3]

Set 2: Ringo[4] > Divisions[5] > Miss Tinkle's Overture[6] > Ringo, The Crooked One > Take It to Church > Black Water, #5 > Glory > Slacker

Encore: Roulette

Footnotes:
    [1] debut, Miles Davis
    [2] with One (Metallica) tease
    [3] with Another One Bites the Dust (Queen) teases
    [4] with My Name is Mud (Primus) teases
    [5] with Hajimemashite teases
    [6] with Iron Man (Black Sabbath) jam

October 31, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Murat Shrine Center — Indianapolis, IN, USA

Set 1: Tocatta and Fugue in D Minor[1], Soul Food I > Ocean Billy[2], Prowler > The Haunt > Get In The Van, In The Kitchen, Utopian Fir[3] > Hurt Bird Bath, Heart and Soul[4]

Set 2: ...And Justice for All[5], Mail Package[2], Mullet (Over), JaJunk[6] > It's About That Time > JaJunk, White Wedding[7], Professor Wormbog > All In Time[8], Pay the Snucka[1]

Encore: Halloween theme[9], Much Obliged > Nothing Too Fancy[10]

Footnotes:
    [1] Joel on keytar
    [2] debut, original
    [3] with Top Gun Anthem (Harold Faltermeyer) intro as well as a Ministry jam
    [4] debut, Huey Lewis and the News; Joel on keytar
    [5] debut, Metallica; with Let's Go Crazy (Prince) intro
    [6] with White Wedding (Billy Idol) and No Quarter (Led Zeppelin) teases
    [7] debut, Billy Idol; with Vince on vocals dressed as Billy Idol; with Rebel Yell (Billy Idol) ending
    [8] with Are You Gonna Go My Way (Lenny Kravitz) teases
    [9] debut, John Carpenter; Joel only
    [10] with Merrily We Roll Along (Tobias/Mencher/Cantor) tease

Show Notes: The Egyptian Room
the band had an Egyptian theme: Brendan was a mummy, Jake was a pharaoh, Joel was Moses, Kris was an Egyptian prince, Ryan was Cleopatra, and Andy was a female Egyptian peasant

Links:
    UMLive

November 1, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Kalamazoo State Theatre — Kalamazoo, MI, USA

Set 1: Visions > Push the Pig[1], Mail Package, Family Feud theme > 10th Grade[2] > Pick Your Nose[2] > 10th Grade[2] > Muffburger Sandwich[2] > Nachos for Two[3], 13 Days, Slacker, Sociable Jimmy, Miss Tinkle's Overture > Mulche's Odyssey

Set 2: Last Train Home, Ringo > Uncle Wally > Ringo, Dump City[4], Ocean Billy, White Man's Moccasins, Uncommon > Kimble, Syncopated Strangers, 40's Theme[5]

Encore: Peter Gunn / Every Breath You Take[6] > Andy's Last Beer[6]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Joel on keytar; introduced as "Janni Hammer"
    [2] partial
    [3] with Jaws theme (John Williams) tease
    [4] with The Safety Dance (Men Without Hats) teases and quotes
    [5] with Shake Ya Ass (Mystikal) lyrics
    [6] with Joel on keytar

Show Notes: with Barracuda (Heart) tease before Dump City
with You Shook Me All Night Long (AC/DC) teases before Ocean Billy and 40's Theme
last Pick Your Nose 2001-10-31 (308 shows)
last Muffburger Sandwich 2001-05-04 (389 shows)

November 7, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Legends — Notre Dame, IN, USA

Set 1: Roulette > Divisions > Syncopated Strangers > Divisions, Mail Package, Kabump > Heart and Soul > #5, 2nd Self

Set 2: In the Flesh? > Nothing Too Fancy[1] > Ocean Billy, Phil's Farm > Drums > So What > Uncle Wally > Push the Pig[2], Señor Mouse

Encore: Wife Soup

Footnotes:
    [1] with Jake on bass with Ryan
    [2] with Lose Yourself (Eminem) tease

November 13, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Blue Cat's — Knoxville, TN, USA

Set 1: In The Kitchen[1], Waiting Room, Resolution > Who Knows, Never Cease, All Things Ninja, Mail Package[2], Miss Tinkle's Overture > Mulche's Odyssey

Set 2: All In Time[3], ...And Justice for All, Ocean Billy > 2x2[4], FF, Pay the Snucka[5], Ain't No Fun (If the Homies Can't Have None)[6]

Encore: 40's Theme[7]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Wake Up Dead (Megadeth) jam
    [2] with Entrance of the Gladiators (Julius Fučík) teases
    [3] with Moby Dick (Led Zeppelin), Hurt Bird Bath, Birdland (Weather Report), and Bob jams in succession during the drum section
    [4] with "Zsa Zsa Gabor, Fifi" lyrics
    [5] with My Name is Mud (Primus) jam and Unchained (Van Halen) tease
    [6] with Adam on vocals
    [7] began with Wish You Were Here (Pink Floyd) tease; with Crazy Train (Ozzy Osbourne) jam

Show Notes: with Funeral March (Frédéric Chopin) tease after All In Time
with Woody Woodpecker theme (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss) and Happy Birthday (Patty Hill, Mildred J. Hill) teases before 40's Theme
with Call to the Post tease from Kris after 40's Theme

November 14, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Cat's Cradle — Carrboro, NC, USA

Set 1: Push the Pig > Andy's Last Beer[1], Syncopated Strangers > Out Of Order > Visions > Uncommon, The Crooked One, Prowler[2] > Cherub Rock

Set 2: JaJunk > Anchor Drops > JaJunk > The Girl Is Mine > Jane Says > The Girl Is Mine > The Triple Wide[3] > Uncle Wally, Big Heart, Wife Soup[4] > JaJunk

Encore: Mail Package, Mullet (Over), Hangover

Footnotes:
    [1] with Sweet Child o' Mine (Guns N' Roses) tease
    [2] with Unchained (Van Halen), Stairway to Heaven (Led Zeppelin), and The Ocean (Led Zeppelin) teases
    [3] with For Whom the Bell Tolls (Metallica) jam
    [4] with Big Heart (Rodney Crowell) tease

November 15, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The State Theatre — Falls Church, VA, USA

Set 1: Dump City[1], Front Porch, Hajimemashite > Glory > Hajimemashite[2] > Baby You're A Rich Man > Last Man Swerving, Nothing Too Fancy[3] > Roulette > Drums > Roulette, Family Feud theme > Ringo > Pooh Doggie > Ringo > Take It to Church > Ringo > Kimble, Release > Slacker

Encore: Der Bluten Kat[4]

Footnotes:
    [1] slow version
    [2] ended with one verse of War Pigs (Black Sabbath)
    [3] with Cantina Band (John Williams) and Fox NFL Theme (Scott Schreer) teases
    [4] ended with Sweet Child o' Mine (Guns N' Roses) tease

November 16, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Funk Box — Baltimore, MD, USA

Set 1: Example 1[1] > The Fussy Dutchman, White Man's Moccasins, Padgett's Profile > Walletsworth, Tribute to the Spinal Shaft > 13 Days[2], #5, The Song Remains the Same

Set 2: Get In The Van, Hurt Bird Bath > Utopian Fir > Hurt Bird Bath > Utopian Fir, Syncopated Strangers, Ocean Billy, Professor Wormbog > 2nd Self, Blue Echo[3] > piano solo > Mail Package

Encore: August > Miss Gradenko

Footnotes:
    [1] ended with Last Train Home (Pat Metheny) theme
    [2] with Since I've Been Loving You (Led Zeppelin) tease
    [3] with Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution (AC/DC) teases and quote

Show Notes: with Duck Butter tease from Ryan and Kris after Ocean Billy

November 18, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — B.B. King Blues Club & Grill — New York, NY, USA

Set 1: JaJunk > In The Kitchen > JaJunk > Sociable Jimmy > JaJunk > I Am the Walrus[1] > JaJunk, Ocean Billy, Resolution[2] > Push the Pig[3], Pay the Snucka

Set 2: So What > Wife Soup, Divisions, Miss Tinkle's Overture > Mulche's Odyssey, Mail Package, Uncommon[4] > Smell the Mitten, Uncle Wally > All In Time[5]

Encore: ...And Justice for All

Footnotes:
    [1] with Revolution 9 (The Beatles) quotes from Brendan
    [2] with "Zsa Zsa Gabor, Fifi" lyrics
    [3] with Crazy Train (Ozzy Osbourne) teases
    [4] featured Ugochi Nwaogwugwu singing; with Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Pink Floyd) tease
    [5] with Are You Gonna Go My Way (Lenny Kravitz) tease

Show Notes: with Hot for Teacher (Van Halen) and I Know A Little (Lynyrd Skynyrd) teases before Uncle Wally

November 19, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Theater of Living Arts — Philadelphia, PA, USA

Set 1: Walletsworth[1], Glory > Der Bluten Kat[2], Hey Nineteen[3] > We're Going to War > The Triple Wide[4] > Anchor Drops, Nopener[5]

Set 2: 40's Theme[6], Much Obliged > Pearl Necklace > Professor Wormbog > Hurt Bird Bath > 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover > All Things Ninja > 2x2, Nopener

Encore: Soul Food I[7] > The Crooked One

Footnotes:
    [1] referred to as Bucketsworth, acknowledging an unfortunate incident with Joel the last time Umphrey's played Philadelphia
    [2] with It's About That Time (Miles Davis) tease
    [3] with alternate lyrics referencing Michael Jackson
    [4] with Jake on hairdryer
    [5] debut, original
    [6] with Aron Magner; with Shake Ya Ass (Mystikal) lyrics
    [7] with Space Funk Booty teases

Show Notes: with Garden (Pearl Jam) tease before Soul Food I

November 20, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Middle East — Cambridge, MA, USA

Set 1: Slacker[1], Visions[2] > Phil's Farm, The Stranger > Water[3] > Dump City, Andy's Last Beer

Set 2: Ocean Billy, Nothing Too Fancy[4] > Nopener, Black Water, Blue Echo > 2nd Self > 13 Days[5] > Nothing Too Fancy, Roulette, Mail Package

Encore: Kabump[6] > Bad Poker[7]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Since I've Been Loving You (Led Zeppelin) and Lose Yourself (Eminem) teases
    [2] with Close Encounters of the Third Kind theme (John Williams) teases; ended with It's About that Time (Miles Davis) jam
    [3] with Ten Years Gone (Led Zeppelin) tease
    [4] with Billie Jean (Michael Jackson) tease from Joel
    [5] with Push the Pig tease
    [6] with Billie Jean (Michael Jackson) teases
    [7] just Jake

Show Notes: with The Woody Woodpecker theme (George Tibbles and Ramey Idriss) tease from Jake,, Somebody's Watching Me (Rockwell) quote by Brendan and Jump (Van Halen) tease before Andy's Last Beer

November 21, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Colorado Brewery Music Hall — Danbury, CT, USA

Set 1: Nothing Too Fancy[1], Divisions[1], White Man's Moccasins, #5, Push the Pig, Heart and Soul

Set 2: Intro[2] > Syncopated Strangers[3] > Last Man Swerving, Sweetness > Peter Gunn / Every Breath You Take, Hangover, Good Ol' Boys, FF, Thin Air

Encore: In the Flesh? > Nopener

Footnotes:
    [1] played for Bret
    [2] the University of Notre Dame fight song was played over the P.A., and the band slowly began to jam along
    [3] with Norwegian Wood (The Beatles) jam

November 22, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Northern Lights — Clifton Park, NY, USA

Set 1: Intro > Prowler > The Fuzz[1] > Out Of Order, Mail Package, Ocean Billy, E.T.I.[2], The Haunt[3], Wife Soup, YYZ

Set 2: Miss Tinkle's Overture[4], Resolution[4] > Kat's Tune > Dr. Feelgood[4] > All In Time[5], In a Silent Way[6] > Last Train Home, Uncommon, Kimble, Nopener

Encore: Space Funk Booty, Pay the Snucka

Footnotes:
    [1] with How Many More Times (Led Zeppelin) teases
    [2] debut, Blue Öyster Cult
    [3] with Kashmir (Led Zeppelin) and Carol of the Bells (Mykola Leontovych) jams
    [4] with Vinnie Amico joining Andy on percussion
    [5] with Vinnie Amico joining Andy on percussion; with Amazing Grace (John Newton) tease
    [6] with a JFK speech about peace in the Cold War was played over the P.A.; for the 40th anniversary of JFK's assassination

Show Notes: Space Funk Booty was dedicated to Michael Schlafman
with Billie Jean (Michael Jackson) tease before E.T.I.

November 26, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Rave Underground — Milwaukee, WI, USA

Set 1: Hurt Bird Bath > Soul Food I > Water, Much Obliged > Smell the Mitten, A Fifth of Beethoven, Mail Package

Set 2: Front Porch > Resolution > Front Porch[1], In Violation of Yes[2], Billie Jean, Example 1[3] > Padgett's Profile[4], Ocean Billy, Dump City

Encore: Nopener, Prowler

Footnotes:
    [1] with Gratitude (The Beastie Boys) jam
    [2] with Thunderstruck (AC/DC) jam
    [3] ended with Is There Anybody Out There? (Pink Floyd) jam
    [4] with South Park theme (Primus) tease and with Jake on timbales

Show Notes: with No Quarter (Led Zeppelin) tease before In Violation of Yes
with Four Sticks (Led Zeppelin) jam after Billie Jean
with You Really Got Me (Van Halen) tease before Nopener

November 29, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — House of Blues — Chicago, IL, USA

Set 1: We're Going to War > 40's Theme[1] > Kimble, In The Kitchen[2], Tribute to the Spinal Shaft > In Bloom > The Crooked One > Thin Air[3] > The Triple Wide

Set 2: Wife Soup, E.T.I. > Ocean Billy, ...And Justice for All, Slacker[4], Push the Pig[5], Miss Tinkle's Overture[6] > Mulche's Odyssey, Visions > Nopener

Encore: Root Beer Rag[7], Hajimemashite > Mail Package[5]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Weed Rap lyrics from Brendan
    [2] with Deep Sun (The New Deal) and Entrance of the Gladiators (Julius Fucik) teases
    [3] with Walking on the Moon (The Police) tease
    [4] with 13 Days tease after Slacker intro
    [5] with MC Juice rapping
    [6] with Barracuda (Heart) tease
    [7] debut, Billy Joel; Joel solo

Show Notes: with Roundabout (Yes) tease before ...And Justice for All

Links:
    UMLive

December 3, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Lafayette Brewing Company — Lafayette, IN, USA

Set 1: Sociable Jimmy > Sweetness > All Things Ninja, Anchor Drops > Andy's Last Beer, Walletsworth > FF > It's About That Time, Roulette

Set 2: Ringo[1], Uncommon > Nothing Too Fancy[2] > Regulate[3] > August > Dump City > Nothing Too Fancy[2], Syncopated Strangers

Encore: Waiting Room

Footnotes:
    [1] with JaJunk and Wabash (John Scofield) jams
    [2] with Muff II: The Revenge teases
    [3] with Andy on the mic

Show Notes: with Fletch Theme (Harold Faltermeyer) tease from before Anchor Drops and Roulette
with ...And Justice For All (Metallica) and "Charge!" teases before Syncopated Strangers

December 4, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Bluebird Nightclub — Bloomington, IN, USA

Set 1: Blue Echo > Resolution[1] > Der Bluten Kat, Last Man Swerving > Divisions, Nopener

Set 2: Power of Soul > The Triple Wide > Much Obliged > Hajimemashite > Much Obliged > Padgett's Profile, Can't Find My Way Home, Prowler[2] > Ocean Billy, Make Me, JaJunk[3]

Encore: Ballad of Jimi Hendrix > Uncle Wally

Footnotes:
    [1] with Water teases
    [2] with Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring (Bach) tease
    [3] with Underworld (Super Mario Brothers) theme (Koji Kondo) teases

Show Notes: Make Me was dedicated to John Scofield's wife by Joel (she wasn't there)

December 5, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Bluebird Nightclub — Bloomington, IN, USA

Set 1: Push the Pig, Kabump[1] > Pay the Snucka, XRT Xmas Promo Medley[2], Red Baron > Wife Soup, The Haunt[3] > Mail Package

Set 2: 2x2[4], Big Heart[5] > E.T.I. > Utopian Fir[6] > Orfeo > Slacker[7], Miss Tinkle's Overture > Hangover

Encore: Hurt Bird Bath

Footnotes:
    [1] with The Safety Dance (Men Without Hats) teases
    [2] Jingle Bell Rock (punk style) > Deck the Halls (country style) > Grandma Got Run over by a Reindeer (reggae style) > Carol of the Bells; this lasted for a minute or two only since each tune was abridged
    [3] with Fletch theme (Harold Faltermeyer) and Spanish Caravan (The Doors) teases
    [4] with "Zsa Zsa Gabor, Fifi" lyrics and Star Wars theme (John Williams) tease
    [5] with Professor Wormbog tease
    [6] with Glory tease
    [7] with G-Song jam with Kevin Browning on guitar, Adam Budney on bass, Don Richards on keyboards, and Bob Ston on drums; introduced as the Miss Tinkle's Crew

Show Notes: apparently XRT was at the Bluebird recording some kind of Christmas spot during the XMas Promo medley
with Sociable Jimmy tease from Joel before Big Heart

December 6, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Canopy Club — Urbana, IL, USA

Set 1: Mulche's Odyssey, #5, The Crooked One[1], Soul Food I > The Fussy Dutchman > Tomorrow Never Knows, XRT Xmas Promo Medley, Water[2]

Set 2: 2nd Self, Professor Wormbog, Phil's Farm > Glory > Phil's Farm, "Jimmy Stewart"[3] > Nothing Too Fancy[4] > Phil's Farm, Pork Chop Pie, 13 Days, Heart and Soul[5], White Man's Moccasins[6], Hysteria > In Violation of Yes[7]

Encore: Nothing Too Fancy > Ocean Billy > Nothing Too Fancy[8]

Footnotes:
    [1] with O Tannenbaum (trad.) teases
    [2] with Ridin' the Storm Out (REO Speedwagon) ending
    [3] with The Little Drummer Boy (Katherine Kennicott Davis) and Milestones (Miles Davis) teases
    [4] middle section only
    [5] with Jump (Van Halen) intro
    [6] with Dazed and Confused tease and No Quarter tease and quote (both Led Zeppelin) in intro
    [7] with Top Gun Anthem (Harold Faltermeyer) teases
    [8] with Carol of the Bells (Mykola Leontovych) tease

December 10, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The State Theatre — South Bend, IN, USA

Set 1: Intro > Anchor Drops, Tribute to the Spinal Shaft > L.A. Woman[1] > Equal Rights, Smell the Mitten, Syncopated Strangers > Bubbles[2] > Der Bluten Kat > In The Kitchen

Set 2: In Bloom > Der Bluten Kat[3], Xxplosive > The Fuzz, Dump City[4], All In Time[5], Mail Package > The Triple Wide[6] > Soul Food II

Encore: Billie Jean > Push the Pig

Footnotes:
    [1] debut, The Doors; with Riders On the Storm (The Doors) ending
    [2] with Se A Cabo (Santana) tease
    [3] with Crazy Train (Ozzy Osbourne) tease
    [4] with Riders On the Storm (The Doors) quote; with Kahlil Smylie on bass
    [5] the band left the stage during Kris's drum solo; with ...And Justice for All (Metallica) tease
    [6] with Binary Sunset (Star Wars) (John Williams) and Seven Nation Army (The White Stripes) teases

December 11, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Magic Bag — Ferndale, MI, USA

Set 1: Glory > Ocean Billy, Thin Air, Mullet (Over), Walletsworth, Prowler, ...And Justice for All, Sociable Jimmy

Set 2: The Song Remains the Same, Space Funk Booty, Jazz Odyssey, Phil's Farm, unknown song, Hurt Bird Bath, Duck Butter, 2nd Self, The Haunt, Get In The Van

Encore: Uncle Wally, Nopener

December 12, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Odeon — Cleveland, OH, USA

Set 1: Uncommon > Kimble, Roulette[1], When the World Is Running Down You Make the Best of What's Still Around > Out Of Order, Last Man Swerving, Miss Tinkle's Overture > Mulche's Odyssey

Set 2: Nothing Too Fancy > Divisions > Nothing Too Fancy > Divisions, Slacker, Africa, Front Porch > Resolution > Front Porch[2]

Encore: 40's Theme

Footnotes:
    [1] with Megadeth song intro
    [2] with Super Mario Bros. jam

December 13, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Mr. Small's Theatre — Millvale, PA, USA

Set 1: Mail Package, Ocean Billy, JaJunk[1], #5, 2x2[2], Push the Pig[3], Señor Mouse

Set 2: The Crooked One, In The Kitchen, Utopian Fir[4] > The Girl Is Mine > Jane Says > The Girl Is Mine > Raymond[5] > Drums[5] > Wife Soup, The Fussy Dutchman, Hajimemashite > Ringo[6]

Encore: Last Train Home

Footnotes:
    [1] with Carol of the Bells (Leontovych/Wilhousky) tease from Joel and The Safety Dance (Men Without Hats) teases from Jake and Joel
    [2] with Main Title (The Godfather Waltz) (Nino Rota) tease
    [3] with Let Me Blow Ya Mind (Eve) tease
    [4] with My Favorite Things (Rodgers and Hammerstein) tease and reggae version of Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer, as done for a WXRT-FM promo; with Jake on stylophone
    [5] with Jake on percussion
    [6] with Let Me Blow Ya Mind (Eve) jam

December 29, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Vic Theatre — Chicago, IL, USA

Set 1: Miss Tinkle's Overture > Push the Pig[1], Syncopated Strangers, Utopian Fir > Pipeline > Utopian Fir > Anchor Drops > Nothing Too Fancy, Uncommon > It's About That Time[2]

Set 2: Shine On You Crazy Diamond[3], 40's Theme, Sociable Jimmy > Sweetness[4] > Much Obliged > Walletsworth, Dump City > Roulette > Dump City

Encore: The Crooked One > Fool in the Rain

Footnotes:
    [1] with Nuthin' but a "G" Thang (Snoop Dogg) teases
    [2] with Michael "Mad Dog" Mavridoglou on trumpet, Wes Cichosz on saxophone, and Brian Felix on keys
    [3] debut, Pink Floyd; Parts I - V; with Michael "Mad Dog" Mavridoglou on trumpet and Wes Cichosz on saxophone
    [4] with Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Pink Floyd) teases and Carol of the Bells (Mykola Leontovych) jam

Show Notes: with Stranglehold (Ted Nugent) tease before Sociable Jimmy

December 30, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Vic Theatre — Chicago, IL, USA

Set 1: Divisions[1], Kabump-> 2nd Self, Smell the Mitten, JaJunk[2], August > Space Funk Booty[3], Nopener

Set 2: Uncle Wally[4], Bullhead City[5], That's the Way[6], Hurt Bird Bath[7], Garbage Man[8], The Haunt[9] > 13 Days, Soul Food I[10], Slacker, Get In The Van > Nothing Too Fancy

Encore: Roses[11]

Footnotes:
    [1] with "Zsa Zsa Gabor, Fifi" lyrics
    [2] with The Safety Dance (Men Without Hats) teases and Jake on stylophone-like instrument
    [3] with Juice rapping
    [4] with Jake and Brendan on acoustics; with Thunderstruck (AC/DC) tease
    [5] with Jake and Brendan on acoustics; with Elliott Peck on vocals
    [6] with Jake and Brendan on acoustics
    [7] with Mike Mirro on drums and Sweet Child o' Mine (Guns N' Roses) tease
    [8] with Mike Mirro on drums and vocals; two verses only
    [9] with Norwegian Wood (The Beatles) jam
    [10] with Jeff "Hyper Harp" Grossberg on harmonica
    [11] debut, Outkast; with Juice rapping

Show Notes: Before Hurt Bird Bath, Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution (AC/DC) was teased and the beginning of Andy's Last Beer was played before being cut short with Ryan teasing Funeral March (Chopin); Kris and Joel "argued" leading Kris to storm off the stage; the band's "search" for a drummer brought Mike Mirro to the stage, and he played drums for Hurt Bird Bath (on 12.31.02, Kris first played with Umphrey's taking over for Mike during Hurt Bird Bath).
last That's the Way 2001-11-02 (329 shows)
with The Safety Dance (Men Without Hats) tease after Smell the Mitten

December 31, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — The Vic Theatre — Chicago, IL, USA

Set 1: Resolution > #5, FF > Take It to Church > Professor Wormbog, Hajimemashite-> Phil's Farm[1], Water[2] > Mail Package

Set 2: Ain't Too Proud to Beg[3], Shotgun[4], Prowler[5] > The Fuzz-> All Things Ninja, In The Kitchen, Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours[6], Uptight (Everything's Alright)[7] > Thin Air, Glory > Ocean Billy

Set 3: The Triple Wide[8] > Auld Lang Syne[9], Wife Soup[9], Tell Me Something Good[10], Ringo-> Kimble, Hangover[11], Mullet (Over), Pay the Snucka

Encore: I've Got a Feeling, Mulche's Odyssey

2nd Encore: All In Time[12]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Seven Nation Army (The White Stripes) jam
    [2] with Auld Lang Syne (Robert Burns) teases
    [3] debut, Holland/Whitfield; with Tobias Kemmer on trumpet, Raphael Crawford on trombone, and Rob Haight and Charlie Gorzinski on saxophones
    [4] debut, Junior Walker; with "Chicago blues" jam; with Tobias Kemmer on trumpet, Raphael Crawford on trombone, and Rob Haight and Charlie Gorzinski on saxophones
    [5] with Imperial March (Star Wars) (John Williams) tease
    [6] debut, Stevie Wonder; with horn section, Kris on vocals with Elliott Peck, and Jake on drums
    [7] debut, Stevie Wonder/Henry Cosby/Sylvia Moy; with Tobias Kemmer on trumpet, Raphael Crawford on trombone, and Rob Haight and Charlie Gorzinski on saxophones
    [8] with Binary Sunset (Star Wars) (John Williams) teases and Van Halen (Hot for Teacher & Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love) jam
    [9] with Tobias Kemmer on trumpet, Raphael Crawford on trombone, and Rob Haight and Charlie Gorzinski on saxophones
    [10] debut, Rufus and Chaka Khan (Stevie Wonder); with Elliott Peck on vocals, along with Tobias Kemmer on trumpet, Raphael Crawford on trombone, and Rob Haight and Charlie Gorzinski on saxophones
    [11] with The Way You Move (Outkast) quote from Brendan
    [12] with "Zsa Zsa Gabor, Fifi" quote and Miss Tinkle's Overture tease

Show Notes: last I've Got a Feeling 1999-12-18 (547 shows)
with You Shook Me All Night Long (AC/DC) tease before Ringo
with The Rain Song (Led Zeppelin) tease before I've Got A Feeling

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