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Thursday, October 5, 2017

Allman Brothers Band - 1991-10-05 - Sacramento, CA (FM)

Allman Brothers Band
1991-10-05
Cal Expo Amphitheater
Sacramento, CA
FM Broadcast
160 kbps
Artwork Included

01. Introduction
02. Statesboro Blues
03. Tuning
04. End Of The Line
05. Stage Banter & Tuning
06. Blue Sky
07. Stage Banter & Tuning
08. Nobody Knows
09. Stage Banter & Tuning
10. Low Down Dirty Mean
11. Stage Banter & Tuning
12. Melissa
13. Tuning
14. Come On In My Kitchen
15. Midnight Rider
16. Song Introduction >
17. Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad
18. Hoochie Coochie Man
19. Song Introduction >
20. Kind of Bird
21. Song Introduction >
22. Get On With Your Life
23. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed
24. Band Introductions
25. Revival
26. Stage Banter & Tuning
27. Jessica
28. Whipping Post


Allmans Brothers 1991 - #1: As the decade of the 1980s became the 1990s, the Allman Brothers, who had disbanded in 1982, once again revived their career. The Allmans reformed in 1989, as the success of Greg Allman’s tune I’m No Angel, coupled with the release of the Dreams box set to commemorate the group’s 20th anniversary, generated renewed public interest in the band. Original members Allman, Dickey Betts, Jai Johanny "Jaimoe" Johanson and Butch Trucks were joined by new members Warren Haynes, Johnny Neel and Allen Wood, infusing the band with additional energy. Moreover, Betts and Haynes gave the band a dynamic one two punch on guitar, reminiscent of the glory days of the early 1970s. This soundboard recording captures the band in Sacramento on October 5, 1991, 26 years ago today. Download load this on, the come back tomorrow for our 2nd entry in the Same Your, Different show set. 



9 comments:

speedymjb said...

My pleasure justdave!

Anonymous said...

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Ramalou said...

Thanks for this speedy! Love this era of Allmans.

speedymjb said...

Thanks for the kind words. Zippyshare is very fast but can only handle small files 0 under 200 mb. That's why I use sendspace on larger files. As to why zippy is so fast, not really sure.

Anonymous said...

I was fortunate enough to have seen them on this tour. At the USF Sundome in Tampa. Three weeks after this show on the 20th anniversary of Duane's death. One thing we did get then that other city's on that tour did not... at the end of the night when the lights had come on and everyone was leaving the arena... Little Martha started playing over the PA system. That is the only song composed by Duane Allman that the band recorded. Everyone just stopped where they were and listened intently, and then gently applauded when it was over. A very respectful thing that they did for the occasion, let me tell you. It brought a tear to my own eye, personally speaking... You wouldn't know they did this unless you were there, since they didn't play it for the other stops on that tour.

speedymjb said...

Thanks for sharing a great story. Points to the power of music and the connectiions we make with great bands and great artists. That's the whole reason I write this blog!

rintesh said...

Lovely show! Thanks for sharing.

Anonymous said...

Thanks a lot for this upload

Anonymous said...

Thanks speedy. You've got a wonderful depth of shows!

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Deckard

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