On Nov. 14, exploratory jam quintet Ghost Light offered up new covers and new originals at Higher Ground in Burlington, VT.

After a first set that included a debut of “Living on Thin Line” by The Kinks and a closing take on American Babies’ “Joeline,” the group opened the second half with a new original dubbed “Doorway to a Silent Chamber.”

Set two also included the band’s first take on “Black Star” by Radiohead as well as “Weight of the World” and “Old Fashioned” by American Babies,

Ghost Light closed the show with their original “Best Kept Secret,” and encored with Bob Dylan’s “Tangled Up in Blue,” complete with a South Park reference by drummer Scotty Zwang.

Check out the entire show via Archive.org or by listening below:

Ghost Light
Nov. 17
Higher Ground, Burlington, VT

Set I: Best Kept Secret > Living on Thin Line# > Streets of Brooklyn > Living on Thin Line* > Boy > Isosceles > Joeline

Set II: Doorway to a Silent Chamber%, Diamond Eyes > Black Star#, Weight of the World#**, Old Fashioned#> Diamond Eyes > Jam > Best Kept Secret

Enc: Tangled Up in Blue ***

Notes:

# Debut cover by Ghost Light
% Debut original
* with Boy tease
** Best Kept Secret & Silent Chamber tease
*** Scotty took the stage and sang ’I got something in my front pocket’ from South Park solo before the rest of the band took the stage.