Chris Thile & How To Grow A Band From The Ground 

For me this is,if not the greatest six piece talented artist I have ever seen

I got a Chris Thile cd, he must have been 12 years old when he made it, he was a world class mandolinist then, had all top flight musicians on the recordings. A phenomenal talent

I live for the section of The Beekeeper that starts at 48:17. Similar feel to 'Friend Or No More?' which is my all-time favourite Punch Brothers instrumental.

Gosh, Golly, Gee, great gig.

I saw them in Ann Arbor around this time. I believe Bryan Sutton was just filling in for Chris Eldridge.

Timestamps: 1:00 -- O Santo De Polvora 3:35 -- Wayside/Back in Time 7:40 -- Stay Away 12:08 -- Song For a Young Queen 18:22 -- Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground 22:14 -- I'm Nowhere and You're Everything 29:41 -- Man Chicken 32:54 -- Ophelia 38:37 -- Beautiful Brown Eyes (Excerpt) 40:21 -- How to Grow a Woman From the Ground 46:15 -- The Beekeeper 50:56 -- I'm Coming Back But I Don't Know When 55:00 -- You're an Angel and I'm Gonna Cry 58:22 -- The Eleventh Reel 1:02:00 -- If the Sea Was Whiskey 1:05:50 -- Watch'at Breakdown 1:10:15 -- Brakeman's Blues 1:17:34 -- Raining at Sunset My favorite from the set is "I'm Coming Back But I Don't Know When."

Was Brian Sutton just helping out or was he in the band?