DMB Rockin' The Net

I've been watching an amazing online broadcast of the Dave Matthews Band from the Rothbury Music Festival this evening.

Jeff Coffin, who has stepped in while Leroi Moore is recuperating from an ATV accident, can really rock the sax.

They played rockin' versions of "Eh Hee," "So Damn Lucky," "#27," and a cover of "Sledgehammer," but the the stunner of the show was a rousing version of "#41" that was so good it almost got this die-hard DMB fan misty up in the bee-atch! :~)

Although this show was part of a festival, the boys played a full set including three encore tunes. They ended with "Thank You," which has become a staple of this summer's tour.

Thanks for a great show Dave and friends!

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