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Cover Wars: “Trey Week” Edition

DaveO February 15, 2011 14 Comments

If you’re familiar with Cover Wars, a Tuesday staple here at Hidden Track, you know we take a song covered by at least a few artists, embed audio and video of different artists covering the song – and have our readers vote on the best version. Since it’s Trey Week, we are putting a different spin on it. For this edition of Cover Wars, we have a compiled a collection of ten different TAB covers. Since there have been so many different lineups of this band, we have kept it to just covers that have been played by the rhythm section of Tony Markellis & Russ Lawton and the horns.

And since we’re mixing things up so much, we’re going to allow you to select the three that are your favorites, and not just one.

Cover Wars

The Covers:

C’mon Baby Let’s Go Downtown (Crazy Horse) Last Played: 10/23/2008

This Crazy Horse cover was debuted on the Trey ’99 tour and one of the few covers to get plays by both Phish and Trey’s solo bands. Missing in action for over six years, it reappeared on Classic TAB tour to open the 10/21/2008 show in Providence, RI.

Audio: 6-11-2002
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READ ON for nine more TAB covers and to vote for your favorite three…

Trey Anastasio Announces Acoustic/Electric Winter Tour

DaveO January 12, 2011 5 Comments

Trey Anastasio announced today a two-week tour opening Friday, February 18th at the newly re-opened State Theater in Portland, ME and closing 15 days later on Saturday, March 5th at

Free Download: Xmas Present From Trey

Scott Bernstein December 21, 2010 3 Comments

We woke up to find a fantastic Christmas present from Trey Anastasio and Live Phish under our virtual tree this morning. If you head over to LivePhish.com, you can download

Cover Wars: It Makes No Difference

DaveO November 30, 2010 2 Comments

Written by guitarist Robbie Robertson and sung by bassist Rick Danko, It Makes No Difference was first released in 1975 on Northern Lights-Southern Cross, the first real studio record from The Band in four years. An incredible tale of heartbreak, the track clocks in over six and a half minutes, one of the longest in The Band’s catalog (Acadian Driftwood, also on Northern Lights-Southern Cross is almost seven minutes long).

Cover Wars

The Contestants:

Dave Katz & Ed McGee of Ekoostik Hookah lead us off this week with a tight duo version featuring acoustic guitar and piano. Source: 5-8-2002

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READ ON for the scoop on the rest of this week’s contestants…

Trey Anastasio in Princeton: Setlist

Scott Bernstein November 18, 2010 10 Comments

Tonight, former 70 Volt Parade vocalist Trey Anastasio returned to his hometown of Princeton, NJ for a rare solo acoustic show. The performance took place at Richardson Auditorium in Alexander

Big Red Guests at Green’s Event

Scott Bernstein July 20, 2010 6 Comments

Back in May we broke the news that Phish’s Trey Anastasio had started working with a new songwriting partner – Broadway vet Amanda Green. The first fruit of the pairing’s

Big Reds: Trey Treats Conan to Alaska

Scott Bernstein June 7, 2010 6 Comments

Former 70 Volt Parade front man Trey Anastasio joined fellow redhead Conan O’Brien onstage tonight during the TV host’s show at the Tower Theatre in Upper Darby, PA. Big Red

Big Red Goes Green For New Songs

Scott Bernstein May 18, 2010 25 Comments

Trey Anastasio unveiled two new songs, Burn That Bridge and Sailboat Man, with his Classic TAB ensemble at last weekend’s Hangout Festival. Sailboat Man was written by Anastasio with longtime writing partner Tom Marshall especially for the event, while Burn That Bridge marks the debut of Trey’s songwriting partnership with songwriter/performer Amanda Green.

Green cut her teeth on the cabaret circuit before moving to Nashville to write and perform country music. The daughter of a Broadway actress (Phyllis Newman) and a famed Broadway lyricist/playwright (Adolph Green), Amanda embraced her theatrical roots writing the lyrics for the musical stage adaptation of High Fidelity in 2006 and multiple other musicals. In 2003, Green put out a CD called Put a Little Love in Your Mouth that garnered praise from the likes of Stephen Sondheim who sent her a fan letter.

Now, Amanda Green enters a completely different dimension of the music industry as the latest songwriting partner for fellow Manhattan resident Trey Anastasio. The pair have penned a few more songs that Anastasio plans to debut this summer with his other band, Phish. You can also expect to hear a number of new Anastasio/Marshall tunes on Phish Summer Tour.

READ ON for a brief history of Trey’s non-Tom songwriting partners and for more on the songs Classic TAB debuted at the Hangout Festival…

Hangout Fest Concludes With Rain and Classic TAB Debut and Cover Bust Outs

Scott Bernstein May 16, 2010 1 Comment

The first annual Hangout Beach Music and Arts Festival has come to a close in Gulf Shores, AL after a tumultuous final day that saw the fairgrounds evacuated for two

Hangout Beach Festival Webcast: Trey, Meters, Keller, Gov’t Mule and More

Scott Bernstein May 14, 2010 1 Comment

A while back, we told you that iClips’ Couch Tour 2010 would include a free webcast of the Hangout Beach, Music and Arts Festival, which kicks off today in Gulf

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