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Sunday, January 24, 2016

Allman Brothers Band - 1970-01-24 - Los Angeles, CA (SBD)

Allman Brothers Band
1970-01-24
Whiskey A Go Go
Los Angeles, CA
Soundboard recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included

01. Don't Keep Me Wonderin'
02. Stormy Monday
03. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed
04. Trouble No More
05. Dreams
06. Mountain Jam

Allman Brothers Band - 1970-01-24 - Los Angeles, CA (SBD)

When the Allman Brothers took the stage at the Whiskey-A-Go Go on January 24, 1970, 46 years ago today, it was the 3rd of 4 shows at the legendary venue.  At the time, the band was just about 1/2 way between 2 milestones in their career. The first official Allman Brothers band concert took place on March 30, 1969 in Jacksonville, FL. In March, 1971, the Allmans played 2 shows that were recorded for what became one of rock's most legendary live albums, entitle simply At Fillmore East. So this February performance finds the band on the rise to stardom, having just released their debut album about 2 month's earlier, in November 1969.



15 comments:

Earl said...

Thanks SO much for this! I love any live "Mountain Jam".

Anonymous said...

Thanks! I got this a few months ago and the sound is great. Surprised it hasn't been on the ABB label. This is probably the earliest known soundboard of the original Allman's in circulation.

Necessary Music Productions said...

Its the July Stoneybrook show. Sounds nice!

Necessary Music Productions said...

"Thanks! I got this a few months ago and the sound is great. Surprised it hasn't been on the ABB label. This is probably the earliest known soundboard of the original Allman's in circulation." The earliest SB is the dead recorded shows in Feb 70 @ Fillmore East. This is the July 26th 1970 Stonybrook, NY show that you can find in the you might also like links DIRECTLY above these comments. So you know...

Necessary Music Productions said...

Which was released by GD records a LONG time ago....

Anonymous said...

This show is a couple of weeks before the Fillmore shows.

speedymjb said...

the Fillmore shows that were recorded for the At The Fillmore East album took place in March 1971, over a year after this concert
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/At_Fillmore_East

Anonymous said...

I meant the Feb 1970 Fillmore shows that were on GD records. They were after this Whiskey show, making this 1/24/70 date the earliest known sndbrd I believe.

Unknown said...

Thanks Speedy!

Anonymous said...

So is this 7-26-1970 or 1-24-70? Both posts have the same music attached. Trouble No More is mislabeled here, it's actually You Don't Love Me.

Anonymous said...

I believe this is actually the Stoneybrook 7-26-70 show. As noted in the comment above, it's the same set list and the songs are exactly the same length.

La Piazza Gancio said...

This is velvet-lined groove.

Anonymous said...

Whichever date this is, SBD shows with Duane are rare, so thanks for this one!

Anonymous said...

Hello, very nice shows with Duane very rare; I did not pick up this one. Please would tou reload it. If so many thank's. all the Duane Allman gig are so good I went thru a few with the link dead, plaid make them alive again. Thank's

speedymjb said...

new link is up - enjoy

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