Widespread Panic Live Performance of 'Fishwater' at Ziggy's, Winston-Salem
Venue: Ziggy's
Location: Winston-Salem, North Carolina, United States
Date: November 8, 1991
Back in November 1991, Widespread Panic was riding a wave of growing momentum. Just a couple of years prior, they released their self-titled debut album, which started to carve their niche in the Southern rock and jam band scene. By the time they played "Fishwater" at Ziggy's in Winston-Salem, they'd already dropped their second studio album, "Everyday," in 1993, giving folks a taste of their evolving sound. The band's live performances were known for their spontaneity and energy, with this particular show becoming a memorable highlight in their tour history. Fun fact: Widespread Panic became a staple in the jam band circuit, cultivating a loyal fanbase that thrived on their live improvisation. With a catchy groove and unique lyrical style, "Fishwater" showcases the band's penchant for blending rock, jazz, and blues in a way that was setting them apart during this pivotal time in their career.
