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One of the highest profile performances in Phish history took place
on October 3, 1998; when the Vermonters were given the honor of closing out Farm Aid in
Tinley Park, IL. Phish kicked off their set with four originals before the legendary Neil Young, one of Farm
Aid's board members, emerged for the "Arc" free-form feedback jam and a near 20 minute
version of Young's "Down By The River."
Neil seemed to enjoy performing with the quartet and the acts teamed up again later that
month at Young's Bridge School Benefit Concerts. There was even talk that Phish would tour
as the guitarist's backing band, though sadly that never came to fruition. A few years back
pro-shot video of the Phish/Neil Young collaboration was posted on Farm Aid's YouTube
channel. Watch the well-jammed "Down By The River":
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[Published on: 5/1/14]
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