Woodstock, NY Jam Chart

Jam Chart for shows in the city of Woodstock, NY (2 entries)

Date	Song	City	Timing	Notes
1996-06-06	SOAMule	Woodstock, NY	12:03	"Sunshine Of Your Love" tease and Trey on keys for a portion of the Duel. An odd Duel for sure with howling and strange sounds, crazy Page, and chanting by Mike. Released on Live Bait Vol. 4.
1996-06-06	Character Zero	Woodstock, NY	5:31	Fun debut. Notable for a strong vocals, tight play, and a decidedly different arrangement, it's clear the song is here to stay, even though "[the band] don't know the end yet."

Date

Song

City

Timing

Notes

1996-06-06

SOAMule

Woodstock, NY

12:03

"Sunshine Of Your Love" tease and Trey on keys for a portion of the Duel. An odd Duel for sure with howling and strange sounds, crazy Page, and chanting by Mike. Released on Live Bait Vol. 4.

1996-06-06

Character Zero

Woodstock, NY

5:31

Fun debut. Notable for a strong vocals, tight play, and a decidedly different arrangement, it's clear the song is here to stay, even though "[the band] don't know the end yet."

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