Allman Brothers Band - 1976-03-13 - Uniondale, NY (FM)

Allman Brothers Band   
1976-03-12
Nassau Coliseum
Uniondale, New York
FM Broadcast
320 kbps
Artwork Included

01. Don't Want You No More
02. It's Not My Cross To Bear
03. Long Time Gone
04. Midnight Rider
05. Ramblin' Man
06. Win, Lose, Or Draw
07. Can't Lose What You Never Had
08. One Way Out
09. High Falls
10. Nevertheless
11. Statesboro Blues
12. Sweet Mama
13. Jessica
14. Stormy Monday
15. You Don't Love Me [w/Toy Caldwell]

Encore
16. Les Brers In A Minor

Allman Brothers Band - 1976-03-13 - Uniondale, NY (FM)

1976:  As mentioned in our previous post today, Southern Rock was at its peak in the mid 1970s. In fact the genre was so big, that a double bill of Southern rockers could sell our the 20,000 seat Nassau Coliseum in New York  The Marshall Tucker Band led in for The Allman Brothers ion March 13, 1976, 41 years ago today, and both sets were broadcast live on WNEW-FM. Incredibly, Southern rock would plummet almost as it quickly as it rose to prominence. By the end of 1976, the Allmans would split apart  due to drug issues, legal conflicts and numerous tensions between band members. Despite a successful reunion in 1979, highlighted by the release of the album Enlightened Rougues, the Allmans were still a band in serious trouble. Their record label, Capricorn, collapsed later in the year due to financial issues as Southern Rock simply was losing popularity amidst the punk and new wave revolution. By 1982, the band would again break up, and stay apart for another 7 years until a resurgence in the 1990s!