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MIKE GORDON AND RAMBLE DOVE, SUNDAY 06/04/2006

SET 1: Bowling Green, In Each Love, Some Pain Must Fall, Ramble Dove, Maybe I Will, Semi-Truck ^[1], I Got Loaded^[1], Just Someone I Used to Know ^[2], Weekly Time^[2], Jackson^[2] > I Washed My Hands in Muddy Water^[2]

This performance was part of the annual Mountain Jam festival that also featured Gov't Mule, MMW, Benevento/Russo Duo, My Morning Jacket and Robert Randolph and The Family Band, among many others. Mark Spencer sat in on additional guitar for "Semi-Truck" and "I Got Loaded." Marco Benevento sat in on additional keyboards for "Just Someone I Used to Know" through the end of the show.

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