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Interesting see cause the player in me didnt think that it really amounted
to more than a very spirited vocal delivery in spite of the inability to remember the chords.
And so you got a very very Jerry moment in that other than getting the words;
his response was to play a saving grace style one of a kind fee jam.
This is why we liked Jerry in the eighties cause he would always slam
after he made an arrangement blunder quickly switching and bringing thunder.
So, it also makes for a more interesting tale as Phish tries to retain the glory.
Cause even when he is off Trey can still tell the story.