C. Brown (Live at Red Rocks)

[@soulshakedown1013]

💙💙💙

[@JerzyBorowski-ot3ie]

WIDESPREAD PANIC ABSOLUTNIE GENIUSZ GENIUSZ GENIUSZ nad GENIUSZAMI KOSMOS KOCHANI na zawsze dziękuję BARDZO i MIŁOŚĆ ☮️ POKÓJ MUZYKA tak

[@jeffknabb9593]

Great great understated version. I’ve heard this song with both Mikey and Jimmy sounding like a V12 Jaguar screaming down the highway at a 120. This version was a 1985 Chevy truck cruising down a country road through a corn field on an autumn day at dusk.

[@davidhahnbirds]

👂 ❤❤💚 🌎 Snoopy and Woodstock too.

[@rockingranny5278]

I love this song! Dogs are so good.

[@RickyRicardo-jd8ed]

Lov ETT

[@andrewweaver2517]

Red Rocks is good and all. But Huntsville, Alabama, was the most in face and in touch they guys had ever felt. When they are up there at Red Rocks, they're like a universe away.

[@BigOLarry33]

You need to see them at the riverside in Milwaukee....epic venue for WSP

[@MaestroSTY]

St. Aug Amp is the same. Incredible venue, atmosphere and town.

[@rubbersole79]

Johnny Bell made a fine looking elder statesman.

[@LSommer]

Dad, Will the grass be warm tomorrow? 😊

[@erinpayne3207]

Love Jimmy Herring... makes me sad seeing him in Housers spot I respect he doesn't sit Good people ❤

[@jaimej.gonzalez8326]

🐕

[@SleepyJoesDiaper]

Honestly that sucked. Jimmy Herring couldn’t be more boring. Rip Mike

[@redhotmama]

get outta here old man

[@carrico504]

Stupid is as stupid does.

[@franksantorelli4196]

I have just stared to enjoy Jimmy after all these years, but Mikey was the sound of Panic. He will always be my favorite. Panic was amazing then.

[@SleepyJoesDiaper]

@@franksantorelli4196 Mike’s style of bending notes along with his unorthodox guitar setup created a sound unique to him. I saw some videos of Jimmy playing blues guitar and it was really good. I just don’t think anyone can ever replace Mike in WSP.

[@franksantorelli4196]

@@SleepyJoesDiaper Indeed the way Mikey would use the volume pedal. I saw them in the early 90s many times up until Mikey died. When I was at a show they would send you on a journey like riding a big wave and then they would release you on the shore. and it was a cycle of that over and over.