Anders Osborne and Luther Dickinson joined Phil Lesh, Tony Leone and Grahame Lesh for their second Ramble at Terrapin Crossroads last night. The first set of the evening included a take on the traditional blues tune “Rollin’ and Tumblin,’” with a verse from The Yardbirds’ “Drinkin’ Muddy Water” included. The group then played “Friend of the Devil” into the North Mississippi Allstars’ “How I Wish My Train Would Come,” which was followed by Jimmy Reed’s “Big Boss Man.”

The second set kicked off with an instrumental version of Bob Dylan’s “Mozambique,” which also featured a “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” jam. That tune segued into Neil Young’s “Down By the River,” which then played into the North Mississippi Allstars’ “Mean Ol’ Wind Died Down.” The second half of the set consisted of a “Scarlet Begonias” that went into a jam, followed by Neil Young’s “Cortez the Killer” into a set closing “New Speedway Boogie.”

Phil came out to give his donor rap with a twist, as the bassist/Terrapin Crossrods proprietor honored the 52nd anniversary of the first manned space flight, which was completed by Russian Yuri Gagarin on April 12, 1961. The show then ended with an encore of “Fire On The Mountain.”

Here’s a look at last night’s setlist via Philzone

Friday, April 12, 2013, Phil Lesh Ramble, Terrapin Crossroads, San Rafael, CA

Set I:
Deal > Rollin’ and Tumblin’(verse from Drinkin’ Muddy Water), Friend of the Devil > Feedback Jam > How I Wish My Train Would Come, Brown-Eyed Women, Big Boss Man, Bertha

Set II:
Jam (Somewhere Over The Rainbow tease) > Down By The River, Mean Ol’ Wind Died Down, Franklin’s Tower, Scarlet Begonias, Cortez The Killer, New Speedway Boogie

E:
Fire on the Mountain