Reviews attached to April 14, 2000

April 14, 2000 Umphrey's McGee — Martyrs' — Chicago, IL, USA

One Set: Prowler-> 2x2, Front Porch[1] > Bob's Cloud[2] > Front Porch[2] > I Want a New Drug[2], Example 1[2], Phil's Farm, Nachos for Two[3], All Blues[4], Late in the Evening[2], Raymond[5], The Chicken[6], Slacker[2] > Stomping Grounds[7]-> Slacker[2], Q*Bert[2], The Skunk, The Goose, and The Fly[8]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Rich Cohen and John Wiseman on saxophones; with Waterfalls (TLC) quote
    [2] with Rich Cohen and John Wiseman on saxophones
    [3] with Cantina Band (John Williams) tease
    [4] debut, Miles Davis; with Rich Cohen and John Wiseman on saxophones and Michael "Mad Dog" Mavridoglou on trumpet
    [5] with Rich Cohen on saxophone
    [6] with Rich Cohen and John Wiseman on saxophones, Michael "Mad Dog" Mavridoglou on trumpet, and Paul Hogan on keys
    [7] debut, Béla Fleck; with Rich Cohen and John Wiseman on saxophones
    [8] with Rich Cohen and John Wiseman on saxophones and Michael "Mad Dog" Mavridoglou on trumpet, along with Nick Blasky on vocals

Show Notes: Nachos For Two was followed by a Cantina Band (John Williams) tease from Joel and a This Is How We Do It (Montell Jordan) quote from Brendan. Hangover was quoted after Raymond.

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