Bob Weir Teams With Sammy Hagar, Members Of RatDog & More At Sweetwater Music Hall

Grateful Dead guitarist Bob Weir returned to his Sweetwater Music Hall venue in Mill Valley, California on Friday night as part of a concert to raise funds for the Ring Mountain Day School. Portions of the evening featured Bobby leading a band as well as an eighth grade music class, while others included solo performances.

As per Deadheadland.com’s report, the show started with solo performances of “Hell In A Bucket” and “Loser.” Weir then led the Ring Mountain Day School’s eighth grade music class and drummer Jay Lane on “Monkey And The Engineer.” Next up were solo takes from Bobby on “Peggy-O” and “Friend Of The Devil.” The music continued with Weir joining Sammy Hagar, Rob Wasserman, Steve Kimock and Jay Lane for Sammy’s “Winding Down” and “Father Sun” as well as the Dead’s “Loose Lucy.”

Following a setbreak Bobby led Kimock, Lane, Wasserman and M.C. Radio Active and two songs from his still-unfinished album: “Digs A Hole” and “Gonesville.” The ensemble then worked “Easy Answers,” complete with a rap from Radio Active, into “Shakey Ground.” Weir and the band ended the night with “Days Between” and “Jack Straw” along with a “Ripple” encore.

Watch “Jack Straw” captured by Andy Logan:

Here’s Deadheadland’s footage of “Days Between”:

As a bonus, check out pro-shot video of Hagar and Weir teaming for “Loose Lucy” during the taping of Sammy’s Road Trip show for AXS:

Setlist (via Deadheadland.com)

Weir Solo: Hell In A Bucket, Loser

Bob Weir, 8th grade music class, Jay Lane: Monkey and the Engineer

Dedication of Ring Mountain Day School Music Room named to honor Bob and Natascha Weir

Weir Solo: Peggy-O, Friend of the Devil

Bob Weir, Sammy Hagar, Steve Kimock, Rob Wasserman, Jay Lane: Winding Down (Sammy song), Father Sun (Sammy song), Loose Lucy

Setbreak

Bob Weir, Steve Kimock, Jay Lane, Rob Wasserman, and M.C. Radio Active: Digs A Hole, Gonesville, Easy Answers > Easy Answers Rap (w M.C. Radio Active) > Shakey Ground, Days Between, Jack Straw

Encore: Ripple