Not much but a small mention in a Jambands.com blurb

[leith]

Meanwhile at the Burlington Memorial Auditorium...

It seems as though Burlington will be the place to be tonight. Earlier we reported that Phish keyboardist Page McConnell will be sitting in with Porter Batiste Stoltz at Club Metronome. While that show kicks off at 10PM, Bob Weir & RatDog have an 8PM start at the Burlington Memorial Auditorium. The RatDog show likely will feature a bass player, who spent a number of years on the road with McConnell (and surfaced last weekend at a Breakfast gig). In addition, since Club Metronome is so close to the Memorial Auditorium, it is quite possible that any of the musicians slated to perform at the two gigs will sit in with each other, as they have on prior occasions in the past (for instance, Brian Stoltz most recently sat in with RatDog this summer at the All Good Music Festival, while Russell Batiste did so in New Orleans on 3/20/02).

[Lexington]

...weak. good find lieth, did you you use the ever useful .info search?

[leith]

...weak. good find lieth, did you you use the ever useful .info search?

It\'s leith and No.

[jocelyn]

Weaksauce indeed.

[FreeSpirit]

:thumbsup: might be weak, but ANY news is good news :shrug:

[Klout]

...weak. good find lieth, did you you use the ever useful .info search?

:lol: textbook callout!

[kindm's]

http://www.jambands.com

Posted on 10/29/2007:

"The Breakfast Covers Phish, Mike Gordon Sits In

On Saturday, the Breakfast hosted their 9th Annual Fongoulish Freakout at Higher Ground in Burlington, VT. During the shows leading up to this gig, the band had performed two of its own releases in their entirety, starting with 2003\'s Bona Fide at Toad\'s Place on Thursday and then 2006\'s Moxie Epoxy on Friday. At Higher Ground, however, the band tipped its cap to the environs and offered up a version of Phish\'s Lawn Boy, which spanned two sets.

Later, when the group returned for an encore, none other then Phish\'s Mike Gordon took the stage. Gordon appeared on bass, wearing a baseball head mask during a cover of Gloria Gaynor\'s "I Will Survive." The Breakfast\'s Tim Palmieri sang lead while dressed as Andy Kaufman\'s alter ego, Tony Clifton. The Breakfast then emerged for a second encore, closing out the night with a run from "Honey Butter" into a cover of Van Halen\'s "Hot For Teacher" and on into "The Chase."

The Breakfast is off until a benefit show next weekend at Croton Harmon High School in Croton, NY. "

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