Seemed almost like a middle age man playing basketball with men 20 years his elder. You want to make it fair and fun, but know that you can easily blow past them for a finger roll. Big props to Trey for being patient, knowing his place, respecting the past, owning the role and eventually LEADING THE CHARGE! You could see Bobby and Phil looking at him during extended jams, and as Pete said, visually expressing: "we got the right guy".

The camera work the first night was poor. It was like the camera operators were told to focus on the core 4 only, so when Trey was leading a jam, they were on Phil or Bob. They even showed the camera towers which had pictures and names of the artists on stage. Couldn't they have educated them a bit more than that?? The mix was also bad, Bobby's level was way higher than Trey, but it improved in second set and more on Sunday. Can't wait for the real meat in Chicago, and great review Pete!