The Infamous Stringdusters "Midnight Moonlight/Bathtub Gin Jam/Sirens"
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- The Infamous Stringdusters live at Wonder Ballroom in Portland, Oregon on April 7th, 2017 performing a medley of "Midnight Moonlight" and "Sirens" including a Bathtub Gin Jam with special guests Mimi Naja and Kellen Asebroek of Fruition.
Andy Hall: dobro and vocals
Travis Book: bass and vocals
Jeremy Garrett: fiddle and vocals
Andy Falco: guitar and vocals
Chris Pandolfi: banjo and vocals
Drew Becker: foh and audio recording
Jason Gutworth: lighting design
Katrina Hennigar: tour management
Camera operators: Mark Burgin, Dan Vasen and Ian Stoy.
Editing: Mark Burgin
Colorgraded with Magic Bullet.
Filmed with Canon, Nikon, Sony and Panasonic cameras.
Special thanks to Wonder Ballroom management (Mike Taylor) and crew.
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I've seen these guys live 8 times now and they put on a hell of a show. I hesitate to say it but the last show this past March in Wilmington at Greenfield Lake Amphitheater was the closest thing I've had to a religious experience. Not that it had anything to do with religion it was just life affirming and one of the greatest experiences of my life.
Josh Estep drugs at a concert have that effect.....
Just them last night for the first time in Portland maine and your right on the money!!!!
I remember seeing them play in tiny bars in NH and Mass, then one time even coming back to a friends apartment and putting on a private show til 4am. I even got to hang back stage at a couple shows too! This was back in the day before Andy was with them. Great times and they’ve only continued to get better with time. Can’t wait to see them this fall. All good people and amazing musicians.
I just watched one of your 35 views videos. This has 62k. 😮
I don't like it...I LOVE it....so much good energy! and so much talent on that stage!
I was fortunate enough to see the great Peter Rowan do this song live twice. The 1st time was at the Englishtown Music Hall w/ Tex Logan on fiddle. The 2nd time was at the Stone Pony with Old And In The Grey w/ Vassar Clemens on fiddle, David Grisman on mandolin and a young lady, whose name I can't recall, on upright bass. Incredible show!!! 💥
Donald Mayer - a Jersey resident I see. I didn't know the Stone Pony was bringing in bluegrass bands these days!
Might the young lady have been Bryn Davies?
The mandoline player is excellent! wow!
beautiful song, beautiful version...I miss live shows. take care everyone
Thanks for posting
These guys play all the time here in Summit County Colorado sometimes out of the blue in a bar for free. The first time i saw them at a little festival here in Colorado about 8 years ago i was hooked. Great band.
Outstanding!
12/15 years ago... they sounded so much better, ragged and true. I was there standing in a small prompt to 15 of us and they jammed and we held each other, shoulder to shoulder before they became big time. god that was so awesome......
Bev Petty - I don't know what the problem is with how they sound nowadays but they get my feet moving! Bands typically get better the longer they are together so if they were better 12-15 years ago I'm sorry I missed that!
Everyone has to have their "before they were big story"
love this version
They really do some different stuff on "Sirens". It sends me into orbit as usual.
The first time I heard this was by Peter Rowan, I belive the album was called "The Free Mexican Air Force". Great record.
pete rowan wrote it, possibly the best version is on "old and in the way", with garcia, vassar clements, david grisman and john kahn.
fANTASTIC!
Mimi!! enuff said!!!!!!
great song
Excellente'! My favorite song to play on the banjo! I love the million solo licks that can be done. Keep up the Jerry! I'll never stop doing Old and in the Way! My neighbors must think I'm crazy. haha
daaaaaangg!!!
Panda's Birthday Show ! Jen and Nick sent me one of the masks !
Yes sah
only seen this a couple of times...does anyone know who is playing the mandolin?
I swear 54,600 views of these are mine
They are playing red rocks w Phil in July 19. Would love to be able to go. Anyone got my miracle?
its may 29th not july!
I've heard SCI do this one, who is the original artist? Love this version!
I believe Peter Rowan or Old and In the Way
Definitely Peter Rowan.
Peter Rowan wrote it, not Hunter. The first recorded version was Old and in the Way from their 1975 release. He later recorded it on his 1978 solo album. I think he has recorded more since 1978 though!
Christopher Orman a classic from my past. I've heard this by several but never like this. 🍻