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Umphrey’s McGee: Live from Jam Nation

Our Live From Jam Nation archival series returns this week with a performance from Umphrey’s McGee. This installment originated on September 16, 2001. This performance took place 5 days after 9/11 which the band later addresses with a musical coda in Set two. Also of note is the fact that the Jam Nation radio show was hosted by current Relix Executive Editor Dean Budnick along with Jefferson Waful, who has since come to work with Umphrey’s McGee as their lighting designer.

Click here for set one of Umphrey’s McGee’s performance on Jam Nation.

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