Phil Lesh Guests With The Infamous Stringdusters At Terrapin Crossroads

Jamgrass act The Infamous Stringdusters returned to Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh’s Terrapin Crossroads in San Rafael, California on Friday night. Phil emerged towards the end of the first set to sit-in with the ‘Dusters on four songs.

Lesh, who had sat-in with The Infamous Stringdusters previously at Terrapin and at the Lockn’ Festival, first came out for a cover of Johnny Cash’s “Big River.” The Infamous Stringdusters and Phil Lesh then performed the Garcia/Hunter classic “He’s Gone.” A take on Charlie Monroe’s “Rosalee McFall” came next before Phil and the ‘Dusters ended the set with “Scarlet Begonias.”

Two days later The Infamous Stringdusters honored the late Walter Becker by covering Steely Dan’s “Reelin’ In The Years” at the Strawberry Music Festival.

Setlist

Set One: Rivers Run Cold, It’ll Be Alright > Machines, Far I’d Fall > Head Over Heels > I Run To You, Big River*, He’s Gone*, Rosalee McFall*, Scarlet Begonias*

Set Two: Won’t Be Coming Back, Let Me Know, Changes > I Want To Take You Higher > I’ll Get Away, Ring On Yer Finger, Not Fade Away > This Ol’ Building, All That I Can Take > Get It While You Can > A Hard Life Makes A Good Song > 2001 > Blockygrass

* – w/ Phil Lesh