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Allman Brothers
This section grouped by guitar player personnel.
We graded them comparing them to those within each those categories,
so the Atlanta International Pop Festival is compared against the treasured Fillmore East, not the Derek Trucks Warren Haynes
line-up.
Duane Allman and Dickey
Betts
Dickey Betts
Dickey Betts and Derek Trucks
Dickey Betts and
Warren Hayes
Warren Hayes and Derek Trucks
More
live and vault Allman Brothers Band releases
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 Fillmore
East - 1970
Grade N/A Feb. 1970
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Order / Info GDM |
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 Ludlow
Garage : 1970
Grade B + April 11, 1970
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Garage review |
Order / Info Amazon |
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 Atlanta
International Pop Festival
Grade A - July 3 and 5, 1970
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International Pop... |
Order / Info Amazon |
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 American University
- Washington DC
Grade B 12/13/70
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University... |
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Statesboro Blues 4:34
Trouble No More 3:49
Don't Keep Me Wonderin' 3:46
Leave My Blues at Home 6:45
Stormy Monday 5:03
You Don't Love Me 15:48
Whipping Post 20:40 |
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 The
Fillmore Concerts - 1971
Grade A + March and June 1971
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| ...The
Fillmore Concerts review |
Order / Info Amazon |
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 Eat
a Peach Expanded - 1971
Grade A + (6/27/71
bonus disc)
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a Peach review |
Order / Info Amazon |
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 Boston
Common
Aug. 17, 1971
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Tuning 2:01
Statesboro Blues 4:43
Trouble No More 4:53
Don't Keep Me Wondering 4:14
You Don't Love Me - 26:08
Hoochie Coochie Man 5:36
In Memory of Elizabeth Reed 13:02
Whipping Post 18:48 |
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 S.U.N.Y.
at Stonybrook
Sept. 19, 1971
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Hot
"Blue Sky"
Disc: 1
1. Statesboro Blues
2. Trouble No More
3. Don't Keep Me Wonderin'
4. Done Somebody Wrong
5. One Way Out
6. Blue Sky
7. Stormy Monday
8. You Don't Love Me
Disc: 2
1. Dreams
2. In Memory of Elizabeth Reed |
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Man line-up, after Duane and before Chuck Leavell.
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 Macon City Auditorium,
GA
Feb. 11, 1972
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DISC ONE
Statesboro Blues 4:09
Done Somebody Wrong 3:34
Ain't Wastin' Time No More 4:15
One Way Out 6:49
Midnight Rider 2:55
You Don't Love Me 21:37
Stormy Monday 7:58
Hoochie Coochie Man 4:40
Hot 'Lanta 5:07
DISC TWO
Les Brers in A Minor 11:14
Trouble No More 3:53
Whipping Post 15:45
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 Nassau Coliseum,
NY
May 1, 1973
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DISC ONE
Wasted Words 4:58
Done Somebody Wrong 3:52
Statesboro Blues 4:15
One Way Out 7:42
Stormy Monday 8:46
Intros: Lamar & Chuck
Midnight Rider 3:13
Jessica 10:25
Come and Go Blues 4:58
Ramblin' Man 7:55
In Memory of Elizabeth Reed 15:06
DISC TWO
Trouble No More 4:02
You Don't Love Me 6:19
Les Brers in A Minor 19:12
Whipping Post 18:40
Mountain Jam 31:05
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 Wipe
the Windows, Check the Oil, Dollar Gas - '72-'75 Grade B +
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| ...Wipe
the Windows... review |
Order / Info Amazon |
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| Dickey Betts and Derek Trucks |
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 Peakin'
at the Beacon
Grade n/a
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at the Beacon |
Order / Info Amazon |
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| Warren Hayes and Dickey Betts |
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 1st
Set: An Eve. With the ABB '91
Grade A
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set review |
Order / Info Amazon |
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 2nd
Set : An Eve. With the ABB '92 & '94
Grade B +
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| ...2nd
set review |
Order / Info Amazon |
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Hayes
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 One
Way Out
Grade n/a
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Way Out |
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DVD |
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In 2002 the Allman Brothers Band
began releasing some live concerts from their vault. Below is the
list in order of release date. Some are available at local and online
sources, while some are only available from the Allman
Brothers official website.
Archival Series
1.) 12/13/70 - American University (Guitar: Duane Allman and Dickey Betts)
2.) 9/19/71 - S.U.N.Y at Stonybrook (Guitar: Duane Allman and
Dickey Betts)
3.) 2/11/72 - Macon City Auditorium - The 23rd show without Duane. This is the
first material available post Duane and pre Chuck.
4.) 5/1/73 - Nassau Coliseum - Uniondale, NY (Brothers and Sisters era)
5.) 8/17/71 - Boston Common (Guitar: Duane Allman and
Dickey Betts)
From ABB website - Released March 2007
Any new music from the original lineup of the Allman Brothers Band is great to hear, and their new Archive Series CD, Boston Common 8/17/71, is one you will listen to often, from the first note to the last one! The band played in Boston many times in their early days, and it continues to be one of their favorite towns to perform in. The ABB truly reached their first big peak in 1971, and this single-disc CD showcases the music they presented on the stage each night they went out. Along with some cool samplings of their stage banter are amazing versions of "You Don't Love Me," "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed," and a riveting and unusual "Whipping Post" that ends the show. Get your copy of this outstanding performance and enjoy it time and time again!
Tuning 2:01
Statesboro Blues 4:43
Trouble No More 4:53
Don't Keep Me Wondering 4:14
You Don't Love Me - 26:08
Hoochie Coochie Man 5:36
In Memory of Elizabeth Reed 13:02
Whipping Post 18:48
Readily available
7/3 and 5, 1970 - Live At The Atlanta International Pop Festival
(Guitar: Duane Allman and
Dickey Betts) Instant Live -
Live
performances of recent shows are available including material with
guests. You can order
live concert shows. They are available at the Allman Brothers website, and
most through Amazon. |
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| The Allman
Brothers 40th Anniversary shows were so well received.
From the ABB website:
Allman Brothers Band 40th Anniversary Beacon Shows
My Friends,
Here it is... The Sweet River 2009 ABB Beacon Set Lists and Stats. I hope you all enjoy it as much as I enjoyed compiling the lists for you.
Ya’ll truly are a great bunch!
All I ask in return is this: If you run into me at a show, you have to give me a hug. That’s it... If I find you first, then the hug will be coming from me. :)
Enjoy!
THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND / BEACON THEATER 2009
March 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 16, 17, 19, 20, 21, 23, 24, 26, 27, 28, 2009
THE 40TH ANNIVERSARY 1969 - 2009
Gregg Allman
Butch Trucks
Jaimoe
Warren Haynes
Marc Quinones
Oteil Burbridge
Derek Trucks
The Sweet River Billy Hollems Beacon Compilation Lists
TOTAL SHOWS: 15
TOTAL DIFFERENT SONGS: 100
TOTAL SONGS PLAYED: 244
TOTAL SONGS PLAYED ONLY ONCE: 47
TOTAL DIFFERENT GUESTS: 62
THE SONG PLAYED MOST THROUGHOUT THE ABB BEACON 2009
Statesboro Blues |
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Allman
Brothers Concert Series
Of the guests, the most exciting is Eric Clapton, he played on large portions of the
3/19 and 3/20 show.
From ABB website
"The final show of the 2009 Beacon run was one for the ages! Phil Lesh and Bob Weir of The Dead added their own psychedelic flavor to this show, and former ABB keyboardist Chuck Leavell made a triumphant guest appearance on tunes like "Jessica" and "Mountain Jam.""
At some point I'd love to get these,
but at this time haven't yet.
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3/19/09
w/ Eric Clapton |
3/20/09
w/ Eric Clapton |
3/28/09
w/ Phil Lesh, Bob, Weir, Chuck Leavell, Paul Riddle |
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