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Chicago sextet Umphrey's McGee's relationship with sax wiz Joshua Redman dates
back to a brief Northeast run he joined the band on back in 2004. Since that time the
pairing has worked its magic a number of times over the year leading to last night's UM
show at the Fillmore Auditorium in Denver, where Redman sat in with the group for the
entire second set and encore.
Dumpstaphunk opened last night's show with keyboardist Ivan Neville guesting with
UM on the fitting "Dump City" that ended the first set. The first set also saw Umphrey's
weave the rare instrumental "Dear Lord" within "Nemo." When the Chicago rockers came back
for set two they were joined by Redman for a "Der Bluten Kat" > "Amble On" > "Der Bluten
Kat" sequence. "Der Bluten Kat" saw guitarist Jaden Carlson replace Brendan Bayliss. The
second set continued with "Wife Soup," "Ringo" and a debut cover of Weather Report's
"River People." Redman and UM concluded the show with a "1348" encore.
Watch fan-shot footage of "Der Bluten Kat" > "Amble On" > "Der Bluten Kat":
Setlist...:
Set 1: Flamethrower > Mulche's Odyssey, Miami Virtue > Plunger > Day Nurse, No Comment >
Plunger, Nemo > Dear Lord > Nemo, Dump City[1]
Set 2: Der Bluten Kat[2] > Amble On[2] > Der Bluten Kat[3], Wife Soup[2], Ringo[2], River
People[4]
Encore: 1348[2]
[1] with Ivan Neville on keys
[2] with Joshua Redman on saxophone
[3] with Joshua Redman on saxophone; with Jaden Carlson replacing Brendan on guitar
[4] debut, Weather Report; with Joshua Redman on saxophone
Support: Dumpstaphunk
[via All Things Umphrey's]
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[Published on: 12/30/13]
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