Widespread Panic

In November 1998, Widespread Panic was riding high on the success of their live performances and the immense popularity of their album *‘Ain’t Life Grand,’* which had been released earlier that year. This was a pivotal time for the band, as they were expanding their touring repertoire and crafting their energetic sound that combines rock, blues, and jam elements. The performance at the Macon City Auditorium, where they played "C. Brown" and "Let It Rock," showcases their dynamic stage presence and improvisational prowess. An interesting tidbit is that this particular show featured a rare fiddle solo from David Blackmon, which added a unique flavor to the performance. The blend of instrumentation and the playful tease of "Happy Child" by Mikey before "C. Brown" highlights their spontaneous approach, engaging the audience in a way that’s become a hallmark of their shows. It’s moments like these that keep fans coming back for more!

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