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December 2009: 29
November 2000: 11
December 2003: 31 | 30 | 29
April 2007: 21
December 2001: 31
January 2001: 27
January 2009: 19
January 19, 2009 Umphrey's McGee — The Vic Theatre — Chicago, IL, USA

Set 1: The Floor, Got Your Milk (Right Here) > The Triple Wide > Nemo > The Triple Wide[1] > Nemo, Made to Measure > Miss Tinkle's Overture, Anchor Drops, Cemetery Walk[2]

Encore: All In Time[3]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Alex's House jam
    [2] debut, original
    [3] with Glory tease and with Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I have a dream" clip

Show Notes: Mantis CD release party; simulcast on 93.XRT

Links:
    UMLive

January 27, 2001 Umphrey's McGee — The Vic Theatre — Chicago, IL, USA

One Set: Phil's Farm, Water, 40's Theme > 2nd Self > Space Funk Booty, Example 1 > 40's Theme, Prowler > Hajimemashite > Mullet (Over)[1], Out Of Order > Walking On The Moon > Drums, The Fuzz, Sociable Jimmy > Sweetness > Bass solo > America the Beautiful[2] > The Fussy Dutchman > Tomorrow Never Knows[3]

Footnotes:
    [1] debut, original
    [2] Ryan solo
    [3] debut, The Beatles

Show Notes: Supporting The Big Wu

December 31, 2001 Umphrey's McGee — The Vic Theatre — Chicago, IL, USA

Set 1: August > Utopian Fir[1] > Andy's Last Beer, Farther Down The Road (You Will Accompany Me)[2], Example 1[3], Ringo, Get In The Van[4], 40's Theme

Set 2: In the Flesh?[5]-> Syncopated Strangers, All Things Ninja[6], The Skunk, The Goose, and The Fly[7], Kabump[8] > All In Time, Machine Gun[9] > Auld Lang Syne[3] > Nothing Too Fancy[10], Apeman[11], Roulette

Set 3: Big Heart[3], 2x2, The Stranger > Blue Echo > The Stranger, Padgett's Profile[3]

Encore: Waiting Room, Hurt Bird Bath

Footnotes:
    [1] with Hot for Teacher (Van Halen) tease
    [2] debut, Taj Mahal; with Pat Mallinger on alto and soprano saxophone; includes Alex Myers's wedding proposal to Lissa complete with ring in hand
    [3] with Pat Mallinger on alto and soprano saxophone and David Young on trumpet
    [4] with Brent "The Scratch Docta" Hoffman on turntables
    [5] ended with Another Brick in the Wall (Pink Floyd) jam
    [6] with Get In the Van tease
    [7] Mike on vocals and Jake on drums; with Pat Mallinger on alto and soprano saxophone and David Young on trumpet
    [8] with Pat Mallinger on alto and soprano saxophone and David Young on trumpet; with Slipknot! (Grateful Dead) tease by Pat
    [9] debut, The Commodores; with Pat Mallinger on alto and soprano saxophone and David Young on trumpet
    [10] with Auld Lang Syne (trad) and Hot for Teacher (Van Halen) teases
    [11] debut, The Kinks

Show Notes: Joel teased "Charge!" before Ringo
Xxplosive (Dr. Dre) was teased before Roulette

April 21, 2007 Umphrey's McGee — The Vic Theatre — Chicago, IL, USA

Set 1: JaJunk-> Divisions > Got Your Milk (Right Here), Nothing Too Fancy > The Haunt, Padgett's Profile[1]-> Syncopated Strangers[2]

Set 2: Pay the Snucka > Der Bluten Kat > Hajimemashite > Dr. Feelgood > Der Bluten Kat, The Triple Wide[3] > Nothing Too Fancy[4] > Divisions, Pay the Snucka

Encore: Band on the Run > JaJunk

Footnotes:
    [1] with Muffburger Sandwich teases; unfinished
    [2] ended with Today (Smashing Pumpkins) tease
    [3] with Michael Kang replacing Jake and Aron Magner replacing Joel
    [4] with Allen Aucoin on percussion

Links:
    UMLive

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[1] > Professor Wormbog, Hajimemashite-> Phil's Farm[2], Water[3] > Mail Package

Set 2: Ain't Too Proud to Beg[4], Shotgun[5], Prowler[6] > The Fuzz-> All Things Ninja, In The Kitchen, Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours[7], Uptight (Everything's Alright)[8] > Thin Air, Glory > Ocean Billy

Set 3: The Triple Wide[9] > Auld Lang Syne[10], Wife Soup[10], Tell Me Something Good[11], Ringo-> Kimble, Hangover[12], Mullet (Over), Pay the Snucka

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

2nd Encore: All In Time[13]

Footnotes:
    [1] ended with "Take It to Church" jam
    [2] with Seven Nation Army (The White Stripes) jam
    [3] with Auld Lang Syne (Robert Burns) teases
    [4] debut, Holland/Whitfield; with Tobias Kemmer on trumpet, Raphael Crawford on trombone, and Rob Haight and Charlie Gorzinski on saxophones
    [5] debut, Junior Walker; with "Chicago blues" jam; with Tobias Kemmer on trumpet, Raphael Crawford on trombone, and Rob Haight and Charlie Gorzinski on saxophones
    [6] with Imperial March (Star Wars) (John Williams) tease
    [7] debut, Stevie Wonder; with horn section, Kris on vocals with Elliott Peck, and Jake on drums
    [8] debut, Stevie Wonder/Henry Cosby/Sylvia Moy; with Tobias Kemmer on trumpet, Raphael Crawford on trombone, and Rob Haight and Charlie Gorzinski on saxophones
    [9] with Binary Sunset (Star Wars) (John Williams) teases and Van Halen (Hot for Teacher & Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love) jam
    [10] with Tobias Kemmer on trumpet, Raphael Crawford on trombone, and Rob Haight and Charlie Gorzinski on saxophones
    [11] 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
    [12] with The Way You Move (Outkast) quote from Brendan
    [13] 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

November 11, 2000 Umphrey's McGee — The Vic Theatre — Chicago, IL, USA

One Set: The Fussy Dutchman, Der Bluten Kat, Nothing Too Fancy, Andy's Last Beer

Show Notes: supporting Leftover Salmon

December 29, 2009 Umphrey's McGee — The Vic Theatre — Chicago, IL, USA

Set 1: Andy's Last Beer, Walletsworth, In The Kitchen, 40's Theme, Front Porch[1], The Floor, JaJunk

Set 2: Preamble > Mantis Ghetts > Pay the Snucka > Mantis > Mantis Ghetts > Mantis > Pay the Snucka, Partyin' Peeps > Nothing Too Fancy[2], Nemo's Fat Bottomed Good Times

Encore: Nopener, Steppin' Razor[3] > Nothing Too Fancy

Footnotes:
    [1] with The Little Drummer Boy (Katherine Kennicott Davis) tease
    [2] with (Don't Fear) The Reaper (Blue Öyster Cult) tease
    [3] debut, Joe Higgs (Peter Tosh)

Links:
    UMLive

December 30, 2002 Umphrey's McGee — The Vic Theatre — Chicago, IL, USA

Set 1: Intro > Roulette > Tribute to the Spinal Shaft-> 13 Days > Utopian Fir[1] > Front Porch-> Resolution-> Front Porch[2], Cherub Rock[3]

Set 2: Syncopated Strangers, In The Kitchen[4] > YYZ, Uncommon, Kabump-> 2x2 > In Violation of Yes, All In Time

Encore: Pay the Snucka > Andy's Last Beer[5]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Auld Lang Syne (Robert Burns) and Big Heart teases
    [2] with Al Schnier on guitar and Jim Loughlin on percussion; with Push the Pig tease; ended with Another Brick in the Wall (Pink Floyd) jam
    [3] debut, The Smashing Pumpkins; only Jake, Brendan, Ryan, and Mike
    [4] with Stranglehold (Ted Nugent) tease
    [5] with Sweet Child o' Mine (Guns N' Roses) tease

December 31, 2002 Umphrey's McGee — The Vic Theatre — Chicago, IL, USA

Set 1: Nothing Too Fancy > Divisions, Smell the Mitten, The Crooked One, Ringo[1] > Prowler > Push the Pig

Set 2: JaJunk[2], Percussion[3], Drums[4] > Hurt Bird Bath[5], Get In The Van, Because[6] > You Never Give Me Your Money[6] > Sun King[6] > Mean Mr. Mustard[7] > Polythene Pam[6] > She Came In Through The Bathroom Window[7] > Golden Slumbers[6] > Carry That Weight[8] > The End[8]

Set 3: 40's Theme, Glory[1] > Auld Lang Syne[1], Miss Tinkle's Overture[9]-> Mulche's Odyssey[10]-> Professor Wormbog[1], Der Bluten Kat > Glory[11]-> Hajimemashite > Dump City

Encore: Orfeo[12], Scenes from an Italian Restaurant[13], Last Man Swerving[14] > Der Bluten Kat

2nd Encore: Her Majesty[15]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Josh Quinlan on saxophone
    [2] began with Good King Wenceslas (John Mason Neale and Thomas Helmore) tease
    [3] with everyone on percussion, including Kris Myers on steel drums and piccolo snare
    [4] Kris replaces Mike on the drum kit
    [5] with Mike on steel drums and Kris on drum kit
    [6] debut, The Beatles; complete second side to Abbey Road; with Jake on acoustic guitar
    [7] with Jake on acoustic guitar
    [8] debut, The Beatles; complete second side to Abbey Road; with Jake on acoustic guitar; with Josh Quinlan on saxophone
    [9] with Hajimemashite (original, Tashi Station-era version) teases by Ryan and Brendan
    [10] with ending jam featuring Mike on steel drums and Josh Quinlan on saxophone
    [11] ended with 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover (Paul Simon) tease from Mike
    [12] with The Little Drummer Boy (Katherine Kennicott Davis) tease by Joel
    [13] debut, Billy Joel; with Josh Quinlan on saxophone and Jake on acoustic guitar
    [14] began with with Fletch Theme (Harold Faltermeyer) jam
    [15] debut, The Beatles; complete second side to Abbey Road; with just Brendan on vocals and Jake on guitar

Show Notes: between two of the sets, DJ Poser (aka Mike LeMaestri) was on turntables.
with Hot in Herre (Nelly) quote from Mike before 40's Theme
last Mean Mr. Mustard 1998-04-04 (523 shows)

August 25, 2022 Umphrey's McGee — The Vic Theatre — Chicago, IL, USA

Set 1: You Got the Wrong Guy > Wife Soup > Cut the Cable[1], Speak Up, New Wings-> Nothing Too Fancy[2] > Higgins, Red Tape

Set 2: The Floor, The Crooked One > Nothing Too Fancy, Puppet String > Glory, I Don't Know What I Want, Slacker

Encore: The Weight Around > Puppet String, Escape Goat

Footnotes:
    [1] with Wicked Game (Chris Isaak) tease
    [2] with Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love (Van Halen) tease

Show Notes: "The Midnight Garden Series," official Sacred Rose pre-party


Links:
    UMLive