In May 2011, when Umphrey's McGee performed "Live and Let Die" at the Summer Camp Music Festival, the band was in an exciting phase of their career, having just released their album "Death by Stereo" on February 1, 2011. This album marked a continuation of their exploration into progressive rock and improvisation, incorporating various genres and complex arrangements that define their sound. The performance at Summer Camp showcased their dynamic live energy, which is a hallmark of their reputation. Interestingly, around this time, Umphrey’s McGee was also known for their innovative approach to live recordings, often using audience-generated audio for official releases, and they had gained a strong following for their unique blend of rock, jazz, and funk, further solidifying their status in the jam band scene. This live performance exemplified their ability to reinterpret classic songs with their distinct style, enhancing their connection with fans.