Allman Brothers Band
1971-01-17
Syria Mosquw
Pittsburg PA
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included
01. Statesboro Blues
02. Trouble No More
03. Don't Keep Me Wonderin'
04. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed
05. Midnight Rider
06. You Don't Love Me
07. Whipping Post
As 1971 began, the Allman Brothers Band was riding a wave of critical success. Their 2nd album, Idlewild South, released in late 1970, had received a strong review from Rolling Stone magazine. The band’s best work, however, was still to come. The Allmans played 2 shows at the Fillmore East on March 12 and 13, which would be recorded and then released as a live album in July of that year. The resulting 2 disc set, simply entitled At Fillmore East, is often called the finest live album ever produced. Rolling Stone ranked it 49th on its list of the greatest albums in rock history. That album sealed the Allman’s reputation as one of rock’s most innovative, exciting and powerful live acts. While the Fillmore shows get the attention thanks to the historic album that documented them, the truth is that on almost every night in 1971, The Allmans, with Duane leading the way, were on fire. This soundboard recording from Pittsburgh on January 17, 1971, 41 years ago this very day, is no exception. Download this one to catch the Allmans just 2 months before the shows that made them legends.



5 comments:
Thanks so much for your continuing excellence. I always enjoy your blog, and really appreciate your kindness. Happy 2012!
Iggy
Thanks as always for the kind words Iggy!
tremendous post, duane was smokin' back in the day....keep up the great work
Thanks Speedy ! justdave
Thanks speedy. Always nice to get a show from the old hometown!
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Deckard
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