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You Want to Stay High, Rich Pagano & the SugarCane Cups (from the self-released Rich Pagano & the SugarCane Cups)
Remember what I said last month about Rich Pagano’s unabashed rock number. I think that I’m going to trade it in for this one, featuring the triple guitar theatrics of Jimmy Vivino (Fab Faux, Max Weinberg 7), Andy York (John Mellencamp, Willie Nile) and Trey Anastasio (Phish). The closing 70 seconds of guitar pyrotechniques is stellar.