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PHISH, MONDAY 03/23/1987

SET 1: Funky Bitch, Mike's Song > Alumni Blues > Letter to Jimmy Page > Alumni Blues, You Enjoy Myself > Sparks^[1]

SET 2: Fluffhead, Peaches en Regalia, Ride Captain Ride^[1] -> Dave's Energy Guide, Corinna, Why Don't You Love Me? > Camel Walk, Golgi Apparatus, Swing Low, Sweet Chariot

Based on comments made by the band during the show, it appears that there may have been a third set. However, only the first two sets are known to circulate. This gig featured the first known performances of Ride Captain Ride and Sparks. YEM contained Wot (Captain Sensible) and John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt quotes.

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