Name: Maze (arr. Michael Mollo) by Phish Lead Sheet / Fake Book Digital Sheet Music
Brand: Michael John Mollo Publishing
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Maze (arr. Michael Mollo)
by Phish Lead Sheet / Fake Book - Digital Sheet Music

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Product Details

Title Maze (arr. Michael Mollo)

Artist Phish

Score Type

PDF, Included with PASS

Composer Trey Anastasio Tom Marshall

Arranger Michael Mollo

Format Digital Sheet Music

Pages 4

Arrangement Lead Sheet / Fake Book

Publisher Michael John Mollo Publishing

Level 3

Product ID 1706209

Genre Blues Jazz Pop Rock Classical

Instruments C Instruments

Product Description

Since its debut during the spring 1992 tour opener, Maze has been a solid crowd favorite. Known for its frenetic pace, ear-splitting guitar work from Trey and piano thumping from Page, it has the ability to exhaust the dancing concert faithful while serving as a ferocious jam outlet.

In 1992, Maze was a "Type-I" song and was usually placed in the middle of the first set. Still, many versions featured inspired jams. Early favorites include 4/25/92 (with Oye Como Va teases) and 11/28/92 (inside of The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday). "Maze" was also featured frequently when the band opened for Santana. The song began to evolve in 1993. At The Roseland Ballroom on 2/6/93 it began with an acoustic intro. The strong version on 8/7/93 included whistling during the intro (to compensate for the lack of whistling during Reba) and a brief "Stairway to Heaven" tease. Still the song did not tend to stray too far from its structure. In 1994, Trey began to utilize his digital delay loop effect. This effect frequently showed up in Maze see for example 4/8/94. The song also began to surface more frequently in the second set, notably the Simple - Maze combo from 10/15/94.

By 1995, the song was as likely to be seen in the second set as the first. To many this meant that Maze had finally come of age as a jamming vehicle. The wonderful version from the Mann Music Center in Philadelphia (6/25/95) included Reveille teases. The song was dedicated to hockey Hall of Famer Mario Lemieux in Pittsburgh on 11/24/95. The band continued to expand the song in 1996 and again showed it respect in Pittsburgh; on 10/18/96, fans were treated to a true "Type-II" Maze that is among the undisputed heavyweight champion versions. Then just three weeks later, the second-set opening 2001 -> Maze combo on 11/8/96 raised the crowd into an absolute frenzy.

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