Throwback Thursday

Watch Susan Tedeschi sit on “Highway 61 Revisited” and “It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry” in 1999.

Phil Lesh & Friends, String Cheese Incident, moe. and God Street Wine are featured in today’s look back at this date in live music history.

Watch the Grateful Dead’s first version of “Casey Jones” in 549 shows from R.F.K. Stadium in 1992.

We introduce a new feature compiling amazing performances that took place on this day five, ten, fifteen and twenty years ago from the likes of String Cheese Incident, the Grateful Dead, Yonder Mountain String Band and the Disco Biscuits.

Tuesday marks 20 years since Phish’s infamous “O.J. Show.” Stream audio of the entire performance.

Listen to the moe. and Umphrey’s McGee split squad performances from the 2006 Summer Camp Music Festival.

We look back at Phish’s performance of “5:15” by The Who on Halloween 1995.

Watch Phish team with Neil Young for “Down By The River” at Farm Aid in 1998.

Watch Frank Zappa and his band perform the “Don’t Eat The Yellow Snow Suite” at the Capitol Theatre in Passaic, NJ in 1978.

Listen to the Summer 2000 version of the Allman Brothers Band lay down a 34-minute “Mountain Jam.”

We celebrate Stephen Colbert’s new job as host of The Late Show by looking back at Radiohead’s 2011 visit to The Colbert Report.

Watch pro-shot footage of the return of “Eyes Of The World” to a Grateful Dead first set after a span of 1,083 shows.

Watch an outstanding King Crimson video featuring Adrian Belew from a 1982 performance.

Can you believe it’s been five years since Phish ended a breakup with the first of three March 2009 shows at Hampton Coliseum?

Watch pro-shot footage of the Grateful Dead’s set including guests Neil Young and John Fogerty from 1991’s Bill Graham Tribute Concert in San Francisco.

Watch 36 magical professionally-shot minutes of Oysterhead in action from Hollywood, CA in 2001.

Watch footage of the final show at famed NYC nightclub Wetlands Preserve featuring Warren Haynes, Mike Gordon, DJ Logic and Stanley Jordan.

Watch footage from Ween’s 1991 appearance at the famed Wetlands Preserve in NYC.