Muskrat Lightning - live music review
9/19/26 Muskrrat Lightning, Buxy's 'Saldy' Dog Saloon - Dry Dock 28 Stage The Grateful Dead weren't the best at what they did. They were the only ones who did what they did. And so it is with Delmarva's no.1 jamband, Muskrat Lightning. With their finely composed originals, along with their own twist on a catelog of songs from Jerry Garcia, Robert Hunter, Dickey Betts and Trey Anastasio, Muskrat Lightning puts on the best show on the shore. Interestingly, I have never heard Muskrat Lightning play a Widespread Panic tune, but that's the band they mind me of most. These guys are not like any band you'll see on vacation, except perhaps on jam cruise. These guys get down. They might present some lyrics, some structure, but they yearn to slip into that jam sphere of influence that pulls you in and dunks your mind into the doughnut fryer. Widespread Panic was just a bunch of deadhead Georgia explorers when they began. This is how organic Muskrat Lightning's...
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