December 18, 1973 Curtis Hixon Convention Hall, Tampa, Fl. (Tue)
Soundboard Master Reel > DAT (Charlie Miller Transfer)

1: Tennessee Jed, Me & My Uncle, Don't Ease, L. L. Rain, TLEO, Bobby McGee, B. E. Women, BIODTL> Peggy-O, El Paso, Deal, Jack Straw, China Cat> I Know You Rider
2: Promised> Bertha> Greatest, Row Jimmy, WRS Prelude> WRS Part 1> Let It Grow> Dark Star> Drums> Eyes> Wharf Rat> Sugar Magnolia E: Uncle John

December 18, 1993 Oakland Coliseum Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Sat)
Soundboard DAT > CD (Paul Scotton and Charlie Miller Transfer)

1: Jack Straw> TLEO, Spoonful, FOTD, Masterpiece, Tennessee Jed, Easy Answers> Deal
2: Way To Go, China Cat> I Know You Rider, Playin> Uncle John> Jam> Drumz> Miracle> Stella Blue> Saturday Night E: Box Of Rain

December 18, 1994 Los Angeles Sports Arena, Los Angeles, Ca. (Sun)
Audience DAT (AKG 460B/CK8 ; Jon Seff and Chris Ladner Transfer)

1: Touch> Greatest, Althea, Walking Blues, Tom Thumb Blues, El Paso@, Loose Lucy, Let It Grow
2: Victim> Crazy Fingers> Playin> Terrapin> Drumz> Spanish Jam> Last Time> Attics> Johnny B. Goode E: Baby Blue

PhishShows on these days in History

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December 18, 1999 Hampton Coliseum, Hampton, Va. (Fri)
Audience DAT (Schoeps MK4vs - front of board ; Carrion Crow and Co. Transfer)

Set 1: Harry Hood, Back at the Chicken Shack, Dog Log, Tube, Heavy Things, Back on the Train, First Tube, The Inlaw Josie Wales[1], You Enjoy Myself
Set 2: Also Sprach Zarathustra[2] > Sand, The Horse > Silent in the Morning, Possum, Mike's Song > Simple, Weekapaug Groove -> Buffalo Bill > Weekapaug Groove[3]
Encore: Ya Mar, Sleeping Monkey
[1] Trey on acoustic guitar.
[2] Do You Feel Like We Do tease.
[3] Norwegian Wood and Buffalo Bill teases.
Notes: Dog Log was dedicated to Paul Languedoc. Afterwards, the band reprised the song for a few seconds after Trey remarked how much he liked it. Inlaw Josie Wales featured Trey on acoustic guitar. 2001 included Do You Feel Like We Do (Peter Frampton) teases; Trey also introduced Fishman as ‘Bob Mayonnaise’, likely a reference to Bob Mayo, who played keys on Frampton Comes Alive. Weekapaug included Norwegian Wood and Buffalo Bill teases.

Zero and Kimock Shows on these days in History

Setlists provided by Setlist.com. Audio from Zero on Archive.org and Steve Kimock Band on Archive.org and KVHW on Archive.org

Set 1: End Of The World Blues, Chance In A Million, Cole's Law, Straight Jackets, Horses, Golden Road
Set 2: Catalina, Roll Me Over, Tangled Hangers, Home on the Range, Forever is Nowhere, Mercury Blues

Set 1: Cole's Law, Berm, Horses > Crossroads, Into the Mystic > La Fiesta > Outskirts of Town, Tear Tags Off Mattresses > Natural Causes > Tear Tags Off Mattresses
Set 2: Tongue 'n' Groove, Chance in a Million > On Your Way Down > Drums > Use Me Up > Papa Was a Rolling Stone > Gregg's Eggs > Sun Sun Sun
Comment: CD-release party for "Nothin' Last Forever" Originally scheduled for 12/11/98.

Set 1: Why Can't We All Just Samba, From the Bass Up, My Favorite Things, Kissing The Boo Boo, Poonk, Hillbillies on PCP
Lineup: Steve Kimock - guitar, Bobby Vega - bass, Alan Hertz - drums, Chip Roland - Keyboards.

Set 1: Baby Baby > Tangled Hangers, Horses, Jump Back > Friday's Child, Afro Blue > Use Me Up > Afro Blue, The Weight, Golden Road
Set 2: Rigor Mortis, Daniel and the Sacred Harp, Intro > Chance in a Million, Spoken For, Gregg's Egg's > Papa Was A Rolling Stone > Gregg's Egg's, E: Many Rivers to Cross

Set 1: Kissin' the Boo Boo, Summer Jam, Cissy Strut, Why Can't We All Just Samba, Long Form Pt4, Hillbillies on PCP
Set 2: It's Up to You, Life of the Party, Mother's Song, Ice Cream, Stella Blue
Hadi Al-Sadoon on trumpet and Sikiru Adepojo on talking drum.