Members of Galactic performed with Widespread Panics John Bell Saturday at the House of Blues in Orlando, FL. Jeff Raines (guitar), Robert Mercurio (bass) and Stanton Moore (drums) joined Bell for Sleepy Monkey and Me & the Devil Blues. Widespread Panics Jojo Hermann then emerged and played keyboard on Christmas Katie to end the set. During Galactic’s set, Bell joined the band for Pork Chops and Gravy (Just Kissed My Baby) and Sweet Leaf, which featured Hermann as well. Jojo also sat in on Hamps Hump. Moore played drums for the opening act, Nichol and Cheese. Mercurio joined the group for Stagger Lee, Take the Money and Run and Tacos are Cheap.
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