Shows, setlists, jams and stories from Phish in 2017. Here are 20 of our 20 2017 questions to warm up with. Every answer links to the source it was checked against.
Play the full quizMadison Square Garden. Across those 13 nights at the Garden, Phish played 237 songs without repeating a single one.
Source: Phish - Wikipedia
None. Thirteen nights, zero repeats: every show had a fresh setlist across the whole residency.
Source: Phish - Wikipedia
Page McConnell. Trey and Tom Marshall wrote "Lawn Boy," and Page sings it front and center. At the Baker's Dozen in 2017 the song stretched to about half an hour.
A banner honoring the run. The band gathered under the new banner for a group photo. That last night's donut flavor was glazed.
Source: Glaze On: Night 13 Of Phish Baker's Dozen Residency - JamBase
Lincolnville. Fish served one term on the Lincolnville select board and chose not to run again in 2020.
Source: Jon Fishman - Wikipedia
Coconut. Fittingly, the night opened with 'Shake Your Coconuts' and featured 'Coconut' to close the second set.
Source: Phish Complete Baker's Dozen Residency - Glide Magazine
The Errant Path. The show started out as the Jonny B. Fishman Radio Show before it became The Errant Path.
Source: Jon Fishman - Wikipedia
Federal Donuts of Philadelphia. Each night got its own donut flavor, handed out to fans entering the Garden.
Source: Phish - Wikipedia
Everything's Right. The band kicked off the Sphere era with a 2017-written song, and later that night played "Tweezer" and "Fluffhead" in a stacked second set.
Lawn Boy. Page played keytar on the extended version, and fans got raspberry jam-filled donuts at the door. The jam left fans asking whether it was still "Lawn Boy."
Izabella. The band teased the song in both "Simple" and "You Enjoy Myself" on the same night, so it echoed all through the closing show.
Simple. It was the first time in more than two decades the song had opened a second set, and the jam chart jokes that it gave the run's "big doughnut" its glaze.
Source: A Look Back At The Phish Baker's Dozen Residency (JamBase)
A donut. Instead of the usual narration, the four members held a barbershop-style debate in front of two chairs. Fittingly, fans got sprinkle donuts at the door.
Source: Phish's Baker's Dozen: Jim-Themed Songs and Return of Harpua (Jambands.com)
The Wind Cries Mary. That night played on 'Jim' all evening, with 'Runaway Jim' coming right out of the opening 'The Curtain (With)' and the show ending with a Hendrix tribute.
Source: Jimmies night recap - JamBase
Way Down in the Hole. The Tom Waits tune, best known as the theme from The Wire, debuted on a night when fans got donut holes dusted with peanut butter chocolate.
O Holy Night. The jam chart calls that "Mike's" the longest version since 1996. It had a true second jam after the closing chords before landing on a Christmas carol in midsummer.
Source: Phish.net Jam Chart: Mike's Song
It's Ice. JamBase called a jam that long in this song unprecedented. It was one of many surprises in a run with no repeated songs.
Source: A Look Back At The Phish Baker's Dozen Residency (JamBase)
Chalk Dust Torture. JamBase rates this version among the band's best, and phish.net's jam chart calls it a sweeping Type II exploration with an outstanding peak.
Blaze On. Fish drives the early part of that jam, and it eventually slides into "Twenty Years Later."
Source: Phish.net Jam Chart: Blaze On
Soul Planet. Light-up wristbands made fans part of the show, and the nautical theme carried through the set with "Free" and "A Song I Heard the Ocean Sing."
Source: 'Big Boat' Makes Stop At 'Soul Planet': Phish Ends 2017 At MSG (JamBase)
Ready for the rest? Start on The Lawn, move up to The Floor, or go straight to Page Side Rail, or test yourself in the Taper Section.
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