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Published: 2012/10/18

Cyro Baptista’s Trey Anastasio Tour Diary Index

Cyro Baptista returned to the road with Trey Anastasio starting on October 18 at The Fillmore in Detroit. Over the course of the tour he’s been sharing a tour diary with photos. Here’s the index of his diary entries…

Part One: Prep

Part Two: Detroit

Part Three: Chicago

Part Four: Columbus

Part Five: Stroudsberg, PA

Part Six: Richmond

Part Seven: Silver Springs, MD and NYC

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OceDoc October 28, 2012, 20:22:14

This is a great piece would love to see a Kuroda diary someday.

OceDoc October 28, 2012, 20:25:27

Best part about this series is ITS NOT all Trey’d Out. Good Stuff… Great dude.

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