Bob Weir, Peter Rowan & Holly Bowling Among Phil Lesh & Terrapin All-Stars’ Guests At Terrapin Crossroads

Phil Lesh & The Terrapin Allstars welcomed Bob Weir, Peter Rowan, Holly Bowling and more during their concert at Terrapin Crossroads in San Rafael, California on Saturday. Weir joined in for a trio of Dead classics to close out the set ahead of a pair of Rowan tunes.

Phil Lesh & The Terrapin Allstars — bassist Phil Lesh, guitarists Grahame Lesh and Scott Law, pedal steel player Dave Zirbel, drummer John Molo and keyboardist Jason Crosby — would welcome guitarist Peter Rowan for the entire show, as per SetlistFM, which began with “Sugar Magnolia.” Fiddler Aaron Redner came up for for “Me and My Uncle” and was joined by keyboardist Holly Bowling for the traditional “Whiskey In The Jar.” Redner stayed on for “Don’t Ease Me In” before The Terrapin Allstars went it alone on “Stagger Lee.” Redner then switched to mandolin and Bowling returned to the stage for Peter Rowan’s “The Free Mexican Airforce” ahead of the Rowan classic “Midnight Moonlight.”

Weir then hit the stage and led the band through “West L.A. Fadeaway.” Grahame and Rowan traded a few licks before Bobby added some tasty touches, working the whammy on his Stratocaster. Law then took a solo over the verse and Redner hit the chorus before the band dropped into a brief jam and Bobby brought the song home. One of Weir’s signature tunes, “Playing In The Band,” came next ahead of another Bobby classic, a funky, rocking, countrified rendition of “One More Saturday Night” closed out the set. The song featured a smokin’ fiddle solo from Redner and saw Bowling joining Crosby on keys. Phil also sang with Bobby on the final chorus to close out the afternoon.

Watch video of “West L.A. Fadeaway” and “One More Saturday Night” via Deadheadland below:

West L.A. Fadeaway

One More Saturday Night