Pro-Shot Video: Widespread Panic Performs ‘Stop-Go’ As Part Of Old School Night In Brooklyn

On September 10 Widespread Panic played the second of two shows at Ford Amphitheater at Coney Island Boardwalk in Brooklyn, New York and treated fans to a performance chock full of their earliest songs. Today the band has released professionally-shot video featuring one of those early classics played at the new Coney Island venue.

Widespread Panic performed a total of 20 songs on September 10 and 14 of those 20 tunes first entered the band’s repertoire in 1990 or earlier. After opening with “Disco” Panic blazed through “Stop-Go,” a song debuted by the Georgia rockers in 1986. The Coney Island version of “Stop-Go” was highlighted by JoJo Hermann’s wild electric piano solo and Dave Schools’ strong bass work. Watch the “Stop-Go” Widespread Panic threw down on September 10 in Brooklyn: