Widespread Panic

In August 2000, Widespread Panic was riding high on their success, following the release of their eighth studio album, "Don't Tell The Band," which debuted in 1999. At this time, the band was known for their extensive live performances, showcasing their unique blend of rock, blues, and jazz influences. The live recording from the Oak Mountain Amphitheatre captures a pivotal moment in their career when they were solidifying their reputation as a premier jam band in the American music scene. The setlist, which includes fan favorites like "Red Hot Mama" and "Surprise Valley," exemplifies their improvisational style and ability to engage audiences. Notably, this performance occurred during a period of significant growth for the band, both in terms of their touring presence and their expanding musical catalog, marking a high point in their live performance legacy.

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