This remnant will be replaced soon. The FAQ is back, with a new design! What guests have performed on stage with Phish Listed separately are relatives who have appeared on-stage, including Mimi Fishman (Henrietta's mother), Page McConnel's father, and Mike's grandmother; as well as Tom Marshall and other folks that are (or are regarded as) part of the band organization. Meanwhile, a rough chronological list of the rest: --86: South African revolutionary ___ _8-16-87: Marc Daubert sat in with Trey and Fishman; tapes circulate labelled as in "Trey's Basement" _3-11-88: Tim Rogers, an early lighting technician and harmonica player, on Curits Lowe _5-14-88: Cameron McKenney (14 at the time; and not Carl Boyle) on sax, Bobby Brown , and Nancy Taube _6-20-88: Jah Roy, quotin' reggae tunes and firin' up thu crowd, mon _5-26-89: Nancy Taube for vocals on "Haley's Comet" _5-28-89: Ninja Mike and Mister Magoo (from the Burlington band Ninja Custodials) during the band's only performance of "Price of Love" _8-17-89: Nancy Taube for vocals on "Haley's Comet" 12-15-89: John Popper on "Funky Bitch" and "Jesus Left Chicago" _3-_3-90: John Popper on "My Sweet One" _6-_1-90: with Jeff Mosier (of ARU) on banjo during set 2, plus Oteil Burbridge (also of ARU) on three tunes 12/28/90: John Popper (of Blues Traveler) on harmonica on "Don't Get Me Wrong" and "Funky Bitch" 7-21-91 Carl Gerhard, Dave "The Truth" Grippo, Steve-O on washboard...one other horn. _8-_3-91: Sofi Dillof on "She's Bitchin Again" 10-12-91: Artis the Spoonman for "...Brain" through "Rocky Top" _3-14-92: John Popper for two-song encore _4/19/92: Cameron McKenney (born 1984) on sax _7/25/92: Llama and Funky Bitch w/ Santana, Karl Perazzo, and (Note: the bootleg CD of this includes a Bowie>Catapult>Bowie, but that's filler that was from 4-17-92; thanks to Jeremy Goodwin <gilmour@gwis2.circ.gwu.edu> and Yoda <JHDAVIS@VM.SC.EDU>. 11-19-92: Gordon Stone on pedal steel _2-_6-93: Noel Redding on bass on "Fire", and John Popper on harp _2-19-93: Jimmy Herring (of Aquarium Rescue Unit) on "Funky Bitch", "I Didn't Know", "Hold Your Head Up", Llama (for Henrietta's birthday) _2-20-93: Someone dressed as Gene Simmons was brought on stage briefly, for a short jam of "Rock and Roll All Night" _2-21-93: the Reverand Jeff Mosier (of Aquarium Rescue Unit, on banjo) for "Good Times Bad Times" (bluegrass version), " Paul and Silas", and "Pig in a Pen" (debut). _3-14-93: Cameron McKenney (born 1984) on sax _4-10-93: Sugar Blue (Chicago blues harmonica) on harmonica _5-_5-93: Aquarium Rescue Unit (Kofi and OTeil Burbridge, Jimmy Herring, Col. Bruce Hampton Retired, and the Reverand Jeff Mosier)on "You Enjoy Myself" _5-_6-93: Dick Solberg on (fiddle banjo guitar) _7-22-93: Gordon Stone on banjo _7-27-93: Chan Kinchla and John Popper (both of Blues Traveler), plus many others, for a weird YEM encore _8-_2-93: Joe Rooney (of the Florida heavy metal band First Born) on vocals during Heavy Metal Jam in set II _4-_4-94: Carl "Geerz" Gerhard on trumpet, Dave "The Truth" Grippo on alto sax, Chris Peterman on tenor sax, Mike Gallick on baritone sax, Don Glasgo on trombone, and Joseph Somerville, Jr. on trumpet _4-20-94: Dave Matthews, LeRoi Moore, Boyd Tinsley, Carter Beauford, and Steffan Lessard (all from the Dave Matthews Band) for YEM encore _4-21-94: Carter Beauford (of the Dave Matthews Band) during Drum Jam; the entire DMBand for the rest of the encore _4-23-94: Merl Saunders during set I, Col. Bruce Hampton (Retired) during set II _5-_3-94: Allison Krauss on vocals for ":Sunshine of Your Love": and ":Sunshine of My Life": _5-_4-94: Cosmic Country Horns (The Giant Country Horns plus Michael Ray) _5-27-94: Morgan Fichter (first acoustic Mind/Mind) and Andrea Baker (for Phish's performance of "O Mio Babbino Caro", a Puccini aria) _5-28-94: Les Claypool (of Primus) during YEM and Duel Bass jam 10-10-94: Steve Cooley on banjo 10-14-94: featured Michael Ray on trumpet and shaker and Carl Gerhard on trumpet 10-15-94: Dave Matthews Band for an encore jam and Phish's only performance of "The Maker" (writtnen by Danny Lanois, also performed by Jerry Garcia Band) 10-18-94: Scent of a Mule w/ Bela Fleck 11-16-94: Rev. Jeff Mosier, on banjo on "Blue & Lonesome" 11-22-94: Rev. Jeff Mosier, on banjo 11-28-94: Cameron McKenney (born 1984) on sax during "Simple"). 12-_2-94: Dave Grippo on alto sax and percussion, Carl Gerhard on trumpet, Michael Ray on trumpet, James Harvey on trombone, and Peter Apfelbaum on baritone, tenor sax and flute _6/17/95: Dave Matthews Band for "Three Little Birds" encore _6/16/95: Boyd Tinsley (of the Dave Matthews Band) on fiddle _6-25-95: John Popper for "Harpua" > "Waterloo jam" > "Llama" 10-_3-95: Baby Gramps, both opened and appeared with the band, in Seattle 10-14-95: Medeski Martin and Wood on "You Enjoy Myself" 10-17-95: Medeski Martin and Wood 10-31-95: Dave Grippo, Don Glasgo, Joey Somerville and Alan Parshley 11-02-95: Butch Trucks (Allman Brothers Band drummer) on Funky bitch 11-16-95: Jimmy Buffet on "Brown-Eyed Girl" 11-16-95: Butch Trucks (Allman Brothers Band drummer) on Possum and While My Guitar Gently Weeps 11-29-95: Bela Fleck and the Flecktones throughout set II 12-11-95: Warren Haynes (of the Allman Brothers Band and Government Mule) on Funky Bitch and "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" 12-29-95: Jim Stinette, Mike's bass teacher in high school _4-26-96: Michael Ray on trumpet _8-_7-96: Tim O'Brien on mandolin, acoustic guitar and lead vocals _8-17-96: Ben and Jerry on vocals during "Brother" 10-22-96: Buddy Miles on drums and Merl Saunders on keys, for the "Watchtower" encore 10-23-96: Bob Gullotti (of the Boston avant-jazz group The Fringe, also of the Cosmic Krewe, and who appears on Surrender to the Air) on Ya Mar*, Tweezer*, Lizards*, Llama*, Suzy*, Slave*, Julius*, and (encore) Chalkdust* 10/31/96: Dave "The Truth" Grippo on saxaphone, Karl Perazzo on percussion, and Gary Gazaway on trumpet for Remain in Light 11-18-96: Gary Gazaway on trumpet 11-30-96: Peter Apfelbaum on "Timbe Ho", "Taste", "Funky Bitch", and "Amazing Grace" in set II, as well as the "Possum" encore. 11-30-96: John McEuen on banjo for "Old Home Place" and "Uncle Pen" in set I, plus the "Possum" encore 11-30-96: Peter Apfelbaum on tenor sax for "Taste" 12-_6-96: Les Claypool and drummer Larry "Ler" LaLonde (both of Primus), Courtney Ganz on Trey's percussion stand, four Elvis impersonators (against whom Fishman competed), the Nitty Gritty Dirt band, two yodellers, and random dancers 12-30-96: Steven Wright on a countertop service bell during Simple 12/31/96: The Boston Community Choir on "Bohemian Rhapsody" _2-25-97: Sydney Ellis on vocals _3-18-97: Dave Grippo on alto sax and James Harvey on trombone, plus Tammy Fletcher (gospel singer, of Tammy Fletcher and the Disciples) opened the second set. (Note: Stacey Starkwhether used to play with the Disciples, before Bad Hat grew into the Jazz Mandolin Project.) _7-_9-97: Bela Fleck, Victor Lamonte Wooten, Roy "Futureman" Wooten) and Jeff Coffin (collectively, The Flecktones) throughout set II, plus Pierre (a Hagen Daz employee) _7-10-97: The Son Seals Band (Malcom Martin (not Dan Rabinovitz), trumpet; Justin Smith, rhythm guitar; Johnny B. Gayden, bass; David Russell, drums) for the encore _7-21-97: Leroi Moore on sax _7-25&26-97: Bob Gullotti in Dallas _8-_8-97: Sugar Blue (Chicago blues harmonica) on harmonica _8-14-97: Ken Kesey, Ken Babbs, and the Merry Pranksters at Darien Lake. (Reportedly according to Kesey, this was "unplanned and unannounced".) 11-16-97: Pete Warnick (or Wernick) (Denver banjo god, best known for his work in a band called Hot Rize, but also has done some solo stuff, most currently with Pete Wernick's Live Five; also hosts a banjo camp in Boulder Tom Selegue <thom@pop3.mho.net>) played banjo 10-03-98a Runaway Jim* -> Arc* -> Down By the River*, Moonlight in Vermont*+, Will the Circle Be Unbroken*+^, Amazing Grace*+^, Uncloudy Day*+^ *With Neil Young, guitar +With Willie Nelson, guitar and Paul Schaffer, keys ^With four native Americans 10-17-98a Harry Hood^ -> Helpless^+ ^With Neil Young on guitar +and vocals 10-18-98a Sad Lisa#, Four Strong Winds#+, I Shall be Released+^ #With Sarah McLachlan,vocals,^guitar +With Neil Young ,vocals 10-27-98a Birds of a Feather With the CBS Orchestra on backup vocals 11-19-98e You Enjoy Myself With Heloise Williams on vocal jam. 11-20-98e Cavern With Carl "Gears" Gerhard on trumpet. 11-21-98e Tubthumping with Tom Marshall on vocals and Carl "Gears" Gerhard on trumpet 11-24-98e Suzie Greenberg, Tweezer Reprise With the Dude of Life on vocals 11-29-98i All The Pain Through The Years#, Layla* #with Seth Yacovone on vocals *on guitar 12-30-98e Grind with Tom Marshall on vocals 06-24-99i Hey You, Come Together With Jim Carrey on vocals. 07-01-99i Wolfman's Brother,Beauty of My Dreams+,Doin' My Time+*,Roggae+, Water in the Sky+, Get Back on the Train+, Poor Heart+^ With Jerry Douglas, dobro. +With Ronnie McCoury on mandolin and Tim O'Brien on fiddle, *With Tim Obrien on lead vocals ^with Gary "El Buho" Gazaway on trumpet 07-03-99e Won't You Come Home Bill Bailey With Dr. Jack McConnell, on vocals and kazoo. 07-07-99e Possum, Funky Bitch With Derek Trucks on slide guitar 07-13-99ii,e Possum, Tuesday's Gone With Scott Murawski on guitar 07-17-99ii Funky Bitch, On My Knees With Son Seals on guitar and vox 07-18-99i Get Back on the Train, If You Need a Fool, I'm Blue I'm Lonesome, Beauty of My Dreams With the Del McCoury Band 07-31-99e Vac/Horn Duo, Brian and Robert* With Tibetan monk Newang Chechang on a long horn, *on wooden flute 09-16-99e Misty Mountain Hop With Warren Haynes on guitar. 09-17-99ii,e YEM*, Bass Duet*, Wolfman's Brother^ > Cold Rain and Snow^ Viola Lee Blues^+ *With Phil Lesh on bass ^and vocals. +With Warren Haynes on guitar. 09-26-99i Cars Trucks Buses, Funky Bitch, Free Thought With Michael Ray on trumpet and Tim Green on saxophone, of the Cosmic Krewe 10-03-99e Funky Bitch, Messin' with the Kid With Sugar Blue (harmonica) and Son Seals (guitar and vocals). 10-08-99ii We're Not Gonna Take It with Tom Marshall on vocals 12-30-99i Che Hun Ta Mo, Big Alligator Song With Seminole (Native American) Chief Jim Billie on lead vocals and guitar, John McCuen on mandolin/banjo, and someone else on lead electric guitar. no date: Bruce Barnes, Geddis, Paul Also, not yet organized by date: Giant Country Horns, The Carl Gerhard Dave Grippo Russ Remington Jeff Walton Further, members of Phish have appeared as onstage guests with a number of other bands, and have a number of side projects (including some nonmusical ones). Thanks for additions and corrections to Julie <julie@happychaos.com>, Bill Hance <BILL_HANCE@premier-research.com>, Tom Selegue <thom@POP3.MHO.NET>, aLi <Alison.Mcdowell@oberlin.edu>, Darren Fitzpatrick <Fitz-Setauket@worldnet.att.net> 5/22/97; Adam Barmash <BUM82@aol.com> 1/12/99, Alan Robinson <afrobinson@mkl.com> 6/2/99, and (for a complete revision 4/17/00) Geoff Ecker. "We get along so well, we work so hard at communication, playing together is really like an incredible journey or something. By keeping the same members in the band you can get deeper and deeper without having to change the personality balance."" -- Trey Anastasio to Addicted to Noise, c. 6/95" This page last updated June 01, 2009. All contents © 1992-2007 Ellis Godard. All rights reserved.