Showing posts with label Allman Brothers Band. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Allman Brothers Band. Show all posts

Saturday, June 12, 2021

The Allman Brothers Band - Down In Texas '71

Size: 171.4 MB
Time: 73:45
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2021
Styles: Electric Blues, Blues Rock
Art: Full

01. Statesboro Blues ( 3:18)
02. Trouble No More ( 4:13)
03. Don't Keep Me Wonderin' ( 4:49)
04. Done Somebody Wrong ( 3:28)
05. One Way Out ( 6:04)
06. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed ( 9:12)
07. Stormy Monday ( 9:02)
08. You Don't Love Me (15:10)
09. Hot 'Lanta ( 5:19)
10. Berry Oakley & Duane Allman 06-06-71 Houston Tx Interview (13:04)

Recorded on September 28, 1971 at the Austin Municipal Auditorium in Austin.

Down In Texas ’71 captures a special snapshot in time during the pivotal year of 1971 for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame group. Coming two months after the release of At Fillmore East in July and occurring one month before the death of Duane Allman in October, the Austin show presents the original ABB line-up—Duane Allman, Gregg Allman, Dickey Betts, Berry Oakley, Butch Trucks and Jaimoe—at the peak of their creativity. An innovative “You Don’t Love Me” and the jazz-inspired “Hot ’Lanta” give hints of where the group may have taken their music if Duane had lived. In addition, Down In Texas ’71 features saxophonist Rudolph “Juicy” Carter sitting in on six out of the CD’s nine tracks, which is the most extensive guest appearance available with the band’s first incarnation. Juicy and Jaimoe had played together with Percy Sledge, and it was Juicy who coined the moniker Jaimoe for the drummer born as Johnny Lee Johnson.

Down In Texas '71 MP3
Down In Texas '71 FLAC

Thursday, May 21, 2020

VA - Another One For Woody: Roseland Ballroom, NY

Size: 616 MB
Time: 4:25:41
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2010
Styles: Blues Rock, Rock
Art: Front

CD 1:
01. North Mississippi All-Stars Duo - Just Outside Of Heaven ( 6:54)
02. North Mississippi All-Stars Duo - The Lucky One ( 4:38)
03. North Mississippi All-Stars Duo - I Shall Be Released ( 7:00)
04. North Mississippi All-Stars Duo - Shimmy The Wobble / Station Blues / Preachin' Blues ( 7:57)
05. North Mississippi All-Stars Duo - Glory Glory Glory ( 6:11)
06. North Mississippi All-Stars Duo - Po Black Maddie / Skinny Woman / Jumpercable (10:42)
07. North Mississippi All-Stars Duo - Whiskey Rock Rolla ( 6:48)

CD 2:
01. Gov't Mule - Railroad Boy ( 5:27)
02. Gov't Mule - Blind Man In The Dark ( 8:56)
03. Gov't Mule - Steppin' Lightly ( 7:30)
04. Gov't Mule - Banks Of The Deep End ( 6:18)
05. Gov't Mule - Stage Banter 1 ( 0:43)
06. Gov't Mule - I'm A Ram (10:49)
07. Gov't Mule - Stage Banter 2 ( 1:46)
08. Gov't Mule - Dear Prudence ( 9:02)
09. Gov't Mule - Stage Banter 3 ( 0:27)
10. Gov't Mule - 3220 Blues (10:33)

CD 3:
01. Gov't Mule - Announcement (0:27)
02. Gov't Mule - Stay With Me (6:29)
03. Gov't Mule - Sometimes Salvation (4:43)
04. Gov't Mule - Stage Banter 4 (1:32)
05. Gov't Mule - Simple Man (8:49)
06. Gov't Mule - Wishing Well (5:35)
07. Gov't Mule - Soulshine (7:48)

CD 4:
01. Allman Brothers Band - Want You No More ( 2:39)
02. Allman Brothers Band - Not My Cross To Bear ( 5:03)
03. Allman Brothers Band - Of The Line ( 7:04)
04. Allman Brothers Band - One To Run With (10:49)
05. Allman Brothers Band - Hearted Woman (10:56)
06. Allman Brothers Band - Been Talking ( 9:41)
07. Allman Brothers Band - Rider ( 3:20)

CD 5:
01. Allman Brothers Band - Stage Banter ( 0:22)
02. Allman Brothers Band - One Way Out ( 6:08)
03. Allman Brothers Band - Statesboro Blues ( 5:20)
04. Allman Brothers Band - Stage Banter 6 ( 0:29)
05. Allman Brothers Band - The Weight (11:14)
06. Allman Brothers Band - Stage Banter ( 0:34)
07. Allman Brothers Band - Franklin's Tower (12:18)
08. Allman Brothers Band - Stage Banter ( 0:56)
09. Allman Brothers Band - Southbound ( 7:59)
10. Allman Brothers Band - Whipping Post (15:22)
11. Allman Brothers Band - Wishing You Were Here ( 7:00)

On September 21, 2000, following the passing of Allen Woody, a founding member of Gov’t Mule and longtime Allman Brothers Band bass player, many of his friends and musical heroes came together to celebrate his life at a historic concert at Roseland Ballroom in New York City. “One For Woody” was a landmark event that lives on as a cherished memory for all those who were in attendance.

On November 22, 2010 at Roseland, “Another One For Woody” will feature sets by The Allman Brothers Band, Gov’t Mule and The North Mississippi Allstars Duo (Luther and Cody Dickinson) along with many special guests who were touched by Allen’s friendship, music and memory. Like the original concert, “Another One For Woody” all net proceeds will go to a cause near to Allen’s heart. This 10th Anniversary event will raise money for musical education in schools.

Another One For Woody

Friday, April 14, 2017

VA - The Fillmore East: Last 3 Nites

Size: 164,8+174,8+172.5+175,5 MB
Time: 70:18+75:21+73:21+75:40
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2016
Styles: Blues Rock, Rock
Label: Echoes
Art: Front

CD 1:
01. Albert King - Bill Graham Intro ( 0:06)
02. Albert King - Knock On Wood (Remastered) ( 5:10)
03. Albert King - Got To Be Some Changes (Remastered) ( 6:06)
04. Albert King - Nothing But The Blues (Remastered) ( 3:34)
05. Albert King - Crosscut Saw (Remastered) ( 5:55)
06. Albert King - Personal Manager (Remastered) ( 6:18)
07. Albert King - Bye Bye Blues (Remastered) ( 1:39)
08. J. Geils Band - Bill Graham Intro (Remastered) ( 0:10)
09. J. Geils Band - Sno-Cone (Remastered) ( 3:23)
10. J. Geils Band - Wait (Remastered) ( 3:26)
11. J. Geils Band - First I Look At The Purse (Remastered) ( 4:49)
12. J. Geils Band - Whammer Jammer (Remastered) ( 3:04)
13. J. Geils Band - Homework (Remastered) ( 3:24)
14. J. Geils Band - Pack Fair And Square (Remastered) ( 2:23)
15. J. Geils Band - Cruisin’ For A Love (Remastered) ( 4:09)
16. J. Geils Band - Serves You Right To Suffer (Remastered) (12:29)
17. J. Geils Band - Hard Drivin’ Man (Remastered) ( 4:06)

CD 2:
01. Edgar Winter's White Trash - Bill Graham Intro (Remastered) ( 0:57)
02. Edgar Winter's White Trash - Where Would I Be (Without You) (Remastered( ( 5:14)
03. Edgar Winter's White Trash - Let’s Get It On (Remastered) ( 7:38)
04. Edgar Winter's White Trash - Tobacco Road (Remastered) (15:39)
05. Edgar Winter's White Trash - Turn On Your Love Light (Remastered) ( 8:55)
06. Mountain - Bill Graham Intro (Remastered) ( 0:25)
07. Mountain - Never In My Life (Remastered) ( 6:49)
08. Mountain - Theme From An Imaginary Western (Remastered) ( 5:21)
09. Mountain - Roll Over Beethoven (Remastered) ( 8:46)
10. Mountain - Dreams Of Milk And Honey - Swan Theme (Remastered) (15:32)

CD 3:
01. Mountain - Silver Paper (Remastered) (8:01)
02. Mountain - Mississippi Queen (Remastered) (6:21)
03. The Beach Boys - Bill Graham Intro (Remastered) (0:19)
04. The Beach Boys - Heroes And Villains (Remastered) (3:40)
05. The Beach Boys - Do It Again (Remastered) (3:00)
06. The Beach Boys - Cotton Fields (Remastered) (2:45)
07. The Beach Boys - Help Me, Rhonda (Remastered) (4:42)
08. The Beach Boys - Wouldn’t It Be Nice (Remastered) (2:54)
09. The Beach Boys - Your Song (Remastered) (4:46)
10. The Beach Boys - Student Demonstration Time (Remastered) (5:23)
11. The Beach Boys - Good Vibrations (Remastered) (4:53)
12. The Beach Boys - California Girls (Remastered) (2:53)
13. The Beach Boys - I Get Around (Remastered) (2:15)
14. The Beach Boys - It’s About Time (Remastered) (3:48)
15. Country Joe McDonald - Bill Graham Intro (Remastered) (0:11)
16. Country Joe McDonald - Kiss My Ass (Remastered) (2:34)
17. Country Joe McDonald - Entertainment Is My Business (Remastered) (3:23)
18. Country Joe McDonald - Fixin-To-Die-Rag (Remastered) (5:16)
19. Country Joe McDonald - Rockin’ All Around The World (Remastered) (2:41)
20. Country Joe McDonald - Hold On It’s Coming (Remastered) (3:29)

CD 4:
01. The Allman Brothers - Bill Graham Intro (Remastered) ( 0:54)
02. The Allman Brothers - Statesboro Blues (Remastered) ( 4:24)
03. The Allman Brothers - Don’t Keep Me Wonderin’ (Remastered) ( 3:41)
04. The Allman Brothers - Done Somebody Wrong (Remastered) ( 3:34)
05. The Allman Brothers - One Way Out (Remastered) ( 5:06)
06. The Allman Brothers - In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed (Remastered) (12:25)
07. The Allman Brothers - Midnight Rider (Remastered) ( 2:58)
08. The Allman Brothers - Hot ‘lanta (Remastered) ( 5:51)
09. The Allman Brothers - Whipping Post (Remastered) (19:50)
10. The Allman Brothers - You Don’t Love Me (Remastered) (16:53)

Bill Graham s Fillmore East Last Three Nights, featuring major artists; Albert King, J. Geils Band, Edgare Winter, Mountain, the Beach Boys, Allman Brothers Band & Country Joe McDonald, June 1971. The Fillmore East opened in Manhattan in March 1968. Over the next three years it hosted almost every major rock artist of the era, as well as giants of soul, blues, folk, gospel and jazz. Bill Graham decided to close it in June 1971, but before doing so he assembled a remarkable 3-day bill featuring some of the most iconic and influential acts in America, spanning pop (the Beach Boys), blues (Albert King), rock n roll (the J. Geils Band, Edgar Winter, Mountain, the Allman Brothers Band) and folk (Country Joe McDonald a nod towards the venue s psychedelic roots). Presented here is the the entire WNEW-FM broadcast of these historic closing shows..

The Fillmore East CD 1
The Fillmore East CD 2
The Fillmore East CD 3
The Fillmore East CD 4

Wednesday, March 29, 2017

The Allman Brothers Band - Live On Air, Vol. 1

Size: 164,0+105,4+99,1+1560,6 MB
Time: 70:13+46:04+38:14+64:43
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2016
Styles: Blues Rock, Southern Rock
Art: Front

CD 1:
01. Statesboro Blues (1971) (Live) ( 4:33)
02. Trouble No More (1971) (Live) ( 4:16)
03. Don't Keep Me Wonderin' (1971) (Live) ( 3:51)
04. Done Somebody Wrong (1971) (Live) ( 3:48)
05. One Way Out (1971) (Live) ( 5:18)
06. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed (1971) (Live) (12:52)
07. Stormy Monday (1971) (Live) ( 9:05)
08. You Don't Love Me (1971) (Live) ( 8:36)
09. Soul Serenade (1971) (Live) ( 4:17)
10. You Don't Love Me (Reprise) (1971) (Live) ( 3:32)
11. Soul Serenade (In Memory Of King Curtis) (1971) (Live) ( 3:06)
12. Hot Lanta (1971) (Live) ( 6:54)

CD 2:
01. Statesboro Blues (1972) (Live) ( 5:28)
02. Done Somebody Wrong (1972) (Live) ( 3:52)
03. Ain't Wasting Time No More (1972) (Live) ( 5:30)
04. One Way Out (1972) (Live) ( 6:19)
05. Stormy Monday (1972) (Live) ( 8:10)
06. You Don't Love Me (1972) (Live) (16:41)

CD 3:
01. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed (1972) (Live) (15:25)
02. Midnight Rider (1972) (Live) ( 2:58)
03. Whipping Post (1972) (Live) (19:50)

CD 4:
01. Intro (1986) (Live) ( 1:20)
02. Midnight Rider (1986) (Live) ( 3:31)
03. Blue Sky (1986) (Live) ( 6:00)
04. One Way Out (1986) (Live) (11:00)
05. Statesboro Blues (1986) (Live) ( 5:35)
06. Southbound (1986) (Live) ( 8:44)
07. Jessica (1986) (Live) ( 9:59)
08. Good Lovin' (1986) (Live) ( 9:04)
09. Key To The Highway (1986) (Live) ( 9:27)

This 4-disc collection contains radio broadcast recordings from shows at A&R Studio's, New York (26th August, 1971), Manley Fieldhouse, Syracuse, New York (7th April, 1972) and Madison Square Gardens, New York (31st October, 1986).

Live On Air, Vol. 1 CD 1
Live On Air, Vol. 1 CD 2
Live On Air, Vol. 1 CD 3
Live On Air, Vol. 1 CD 4

Sunday, April 3, 2016

The Allman Brothers Band - Live From A&R Studios, New York, August 26, 1971

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 67:20
Size: 154.1 MB
Styles: Southern blues-rock
Year: 2013/2016
Art: Front

[ 4:29] 1. Statesboro Blues
[ 4:04] 2. Trouble No More
[ 3:39] 3. Don't Keep Me Wonderin'
[ 3:44] 4. Done Somebody Wrong
[ 4:48] 5. One Way Out
[11:24] 6. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed
[ 8:48] 7. Stormy Monday
[19:32] 8. You Don't Love Me-Soul Serenade
[ 6:47] 9. Hot'lanta

Gregg Allman: vocals, organ; piano; Duane Allman: slide guitar, lead guitar; Dickey Betts: lead guitar, rhythm guitar; Berry Oakley: bass; Butch Trucks: drums; Jai Johanny “Jaimoe” Johanson: drums.

The swagger that distinguished the original lineup of The Allman Brothers Band is on full display here in "Don't Keep Me Wondering," but a comparable confidence permeates this entire performance captured roughly two months before the untimely death of founding member guitarist Duane Allman. Recorded August 26th 1971 at New York's A&R Studios (and broadcast live on WPLJ-FM radio), the sextet is clearly sensing the realization their hard work was beginning to come to fruition with the burgeoning success of At Fillmore East (Atlantic, 1971) released the previous month.

Comprised of a setlist not all that different than that which comprises the iconic concert album, the musicianship here is also of a comparably high level of inspiration. Duane sets the tone with fiery, abandoned slide playing the likes of which illuminates "Statesboro Blues" and "Trouble No More," yet the rest of The Brothers are not far behind in their contributions of subtlety: guitarist Dickey Betts, in fact, almost steals the show from his counterpart on "You Don't Love Me (even given Skydog's heartrending tribute to King Curtis on the "Soul Serenade" interpolation).

Gregg Allman's rich soulful vocals, such as on "Stormy Monday," radiate an intensity equal to the improvisations, his work on Hammond organ bespeaks a confidence he shares with his bandmates and his piano work on "Done Somebody Wrong" injects a barrelhouse flavor into the arrangement not always so prevalent in other versions of the tune. And The Allman Brothers' ability to find nuances in such tried and true material such as that and "One Way Out," is one of their most distinctive collective virtues. Berry Oakley stepped into the void of the elder Allman's presence in the year before the bassist himself died in a motorcycle accident eerily similar to his comrade's, and A&R Studios illustrates how much he lent to the integrity of the original ABB lineup. Equally melodious and rhythmic instrumental lines underpin each successive segment of "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed," and it's the low rumble of the bass on the uncommon closer "Hot 'Lanta," that imparts so much drama to its concluding crescendo.

The sound quality on this CD varies slightly at the start, perhaps not surprisingly as the engineers dial in an appropriate balance. And even though the overall mix is slightly muffled in the low registers, the stereo separation is superior to some of the officially sanctioned archive ABB releases. More importantly, the precision, passion and spontaneity in the musicianship is at least on par and may, in fact, be a cut above that of the closing Fillmore set on the 'Deluxe Edition' of Eat A Peach (Universal, 2006). A&R Studios New York 26th August 1971 is a must have for fans of The Allman Brothers Band and anyone else who relishes improvisational rock of the highest order. ~Doug Collette

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Saturday, July 19, 2014

Various - All My Friends: Celebrating The Songs & Voice Of Gregg Allman (2-Disc set)

On January 10, 2014, a multi-generational assortment of musicians from the worlds of rock, blues and country joined together at Atlanta's historic Fox Theatre for a once-in-a-lifetime all-star performance to pay tribute to the life and music of the legendary singer/musician/songwriter Gregg Allman. That live musical event can now be experienced via the new multimedia package All My Friends: Celebrating the Songs & Voice of Gregg Allman.

Shot in high definition video with 5:1 Dolby sound, this one-DVD, two-CD package captures the four-hour concert event in its entirety. The show features a diverse assortment of high-profile Allman admirers paying tribute to the iconic veteran rocker, delivering distinctive new performances of classic material drawn from his four and a half decades as a recording artist, encompassing his landmark work with the legendary Allman Brothers Band as well as his parallel solo career. The variety of the artists paying tribute to Allman, and the diversity of their interpretations of his songs, attests to the broad appeal of Allman's talents, which transcend stylistic and generational boundaries.

With musical direction by noted producer/musician Don Was, several of the guest performers are drawn from the Allman Brothers Band's extended musical family, including current ABB guitarists Warren Haynes and Derek Trucks (who also appears here with his wife and frequent musical partner Susan Tedeschi) and Gregg's talented son Devon Allman. The prestigious slate of performers also includes such Allman contemporaries as Jackson Browne, Dr. John, John Hiatt, Taj Mahal, Wet Willie singer Jimmy Hall and classic soul man Sam Moore (of Sam and Dave fame), along with such younger acts as Robert Randolph, Keb' Mo', Widespread Panic and Pat Monahan of Train. The world of country music, long a key component in Allman's musical consciousness, is represented here by such notable guest performers as Eric Church, Trace Adkins, Vince Gill, Martina McBride, Zac Brown, Brantley Gilbert and Jess Franklin.

All My Friends: Celebrating the Songs & Voice of Gregg Allman would not be complete without Allman's own authoritative voice, which is spotlighted here on collaborative readings of landmark tunes with Gregg's onetime L.A. roommate Jackson Browne ("These Days," "Melissa"), Vince Gill and Zac Brown ("Midnight Rider") and Taj Mahal ("Statesboro Blues"). Gregg also joins with the Allman Brothers Band to deliver fiery readings of the classics "Dreams" and "Whipping Post," which precede a set-closing "Will the Circle Be Unbroken," performed by the show's full cast. With the recent announcement that the Allman Brothers Band will cease touring at the end of 2014, these may be among the last recordings of the band on stage.

The All My Friends show also features a prestigious house band that includes Don Was on bass, former Allman Brothers Band members Chuck Leavell (keyboards) and Jack Pearson (guitar), ex-Black Crowes guitarist Audley Freed, Wallflowers keyboardist Rami Jaffee and renowned drummer-to-the-stars Kenny Aronoff. As Allman later enthused, "That show was one of the highlights of my life. It was great to see old friends, and everyone was so gracious and really poured their souls into my songs. It was a very special night."

Album: All My Friends: Celebrating The Songs & Voice Of Gregg Allman (Disc 1)
Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 73:19
Size: 167.9 MB
Styles: Rock, Country, Blues
Year: 2014

[6:49] 1. Warren Haynes - Come And Go Blues
[5:47] 2. Warren Haynes - End Of The Line
[4:28] 3. Susan Tedeschi - Stand Back
[6:16] 4. Devon Allman - You Can’t Lose What You Ain’t Never Had
[5:00] 5. Sam Moore - Please Call Home
[6:33] 6. Keb' Mo' - Just Another Rider
[3:41] 7. Brantley Gilbert - Before The Bullets Fly
[3:40] 8. Dr. John - Let This Be A Lesson To Ya
[5:23] 9. Pat Monahan - Queen Of Hearts
[4:59] 10. John Hiatt - One Way Out
[4:41] 11. Taj Mahal - Statesboro Blues
[6:22] 12. Widespread Panic - Just Ain’t Easy
[5:42] 13. Widespread Panic - Wasted Words
[3:51] 14. Trace Adkins - I’m No Angel

All My Friends: Celebrating The Songs & Voice Of Gregg Allman (Disc 1) mc
All My Friends: Celebrating The Songs & Voice Of Gregg Allman (Disc 1) zippy

Album: All My Friends: Celebrating The Songs & Voice Of Gregg Allman (Disc 2)
Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 76:29
Size: 175.1 MB
Styles: Rock, Country, Blues
Year: 2014
Art: Front

[ 4:10] 1. Trace Adkins - Trouble No More
[ 5:21] 2. Vince Gill - Multi-Colored Lady
[ 4:54] 3. Martina McBride - All My Friends
[ 3:24] 4. Pat Monahan - Can You Fool
[ 4:22] 5. Eric Church - Ain’t Wastin’ Time No More
[ 6:00] 6. Eric Church - Win, Lose Or Draw
[ 4:55] 7. Jackson Browne - These Days
[ 5:22] 8. Jackson Browne - Melissa
[ 5:01] 9. Vince Gill - Midnight Rider
[10:54] 10. The Allman Brothers Band - Dreams
[13:06] 11. The Allman Brothers Band - Whipping Post
[ 8:55] 12. Warren Haynes - Will The Circle Be Unbroken

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All My Friends: Celebrating The Songs & Voice Of Gregg Allman (Disc 2) zippy

Tuesday, February 18, 2014

The Allman Brothers Band - Play All Night: Live At The Beacon Theatre 1992

Size: 143,1+180,0 MB
Time: 61:43+77:59
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2014
Styles: Blues Rock, Southern Rock
Art: Front

CD 1:
01. Statesboro Blues ( 7:00)
02. You Don't Love Me ( 6:38)
03. End Of The Line ( 5:44)
04. Blue Sky ( 7:34)
05. Nobody Knows (13:20)
06. Low Down Dirty Mean ( 7:20)
07. Seven Turns ( 4:41)
08. Midnight Rider ( 3:20)
09. Come On In My Kitchen ( 6:01)

CD 2:
01. Guitar Intro - Hoochie Koochie Man (10:01)
02. Jessica (10:01)
03. Get On With Your Life ( 8:18)
04. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed (20:57)
05. Revival ( 5:45)
06. Dreams (11:19)
07. Whipping Post (11:35)

They say you never forget your first time.

For nearly 25 years, traveling to New York's Beacon Theatre to see The Allman Brothers Band play a stretch of high-spirited live shows has become a rite of passage for fans old and new. What began as a daring ten-night run at the acclaimed venue is now a symbiotic relationship between a band, a venue and a devoted fan base, the likes of which are virtually unprecedented in rock and roll history.

Play All Night: Live At The Beacon Theatre 1992, is a new two-disc set showcasing The Allman Brothers Band s very first time playing such an extended run at the Beacon.

In more than four decades together, The Allman Brothers Band have faced personal setbacks and enjoyed monumental reinventions in the studio and on the road. The announcement of a 20th anniversary tour in 1989, after a seven year hiatus from recording or performing, made even the most faithful fans wonder how the band could rise again.

But the group was doing much more than merely reuniting. Founding members Gregg Allman (vocals/keyboards), Dickey Betts (guitar), Butch Trucks and Jaimoe (drums) were joined by a trio of talented up-and-comers: Allen Woody on bass, Marc Quinones on percussion, and Warren Haynes on guitar. The hiring of Haynes, a then little-known guitarist who'd toured with Betts, was a considerable stroke of genius; his guitar approach heavily evoked the spirit of Duane Allman's playing, drawing a clear line from the band's past to its future.

That reunion tour saw The Brothers first take the Beacon's stage for an extended run - a residency that s now a tradition for both band and venue. The band would tape two of their 10 shows at the theater in March 1992. Amazingly, material from these electrifying shows has seen virtually no release - until now.

In the spirit of The Allmans iconic 1971 live album At Fillmore East, Play All Night showcases Allman, Betts, Trucks, Jaimoe, Haynes, Woody and Quinones taking the Beacon's stage by storm. Through their most-requested songs, deep cuts and new favorites, the Allmans expertly showcase that unmistakable raw energy - at once practiced and spontaneous - that still make them one of the most beloved live acts. Play All Night will feature new liner notes by John Lynskey, editor of official ABB magazine Hittin' The Note, and onstage photos by longtime band photographer Kirk West, to further immerse audiences into the story behind these captivating sets.

Whether you've never experienced the magic of The Allman Brothers Band at the Beacon Theatre or you're eagerly planning for next year's shows, Play All Night is a first time you ll want to re-live over and over again.

Play All Night CD 1
Play All Night CD 2