Allman Brothers Band - 07/05/1996 - Charlotte, NC

Allman Brothers Band
Jul 5, 1996 (Fri)
Blockbuster Pavilion
Charlotte, North Carolina

1. Statesboro Blues
2. Midnight Rider
3. Blue Sky
4. You Don’t Love Me
5. What’s Done Is Done
6. Worried Down With The Blues
7. Change My Way of Living
8. True Gravity
9. Dreams
10. End Of The Line
11. Jessica
12. One Way Out

Allman Brothers Band - 08/30/1990 - Stanhope, NJ

Allman Brothers Band
8-30-1990
Waterloo Village,
Stanhope, NJ.

1. Don’t Want You Know More/Not My Cross To Bear
2. Statesboro Blues
3. Blue Sky
4. Low Down Dirty Mean
5. Seven Turns/ Midnight Rider
6. Good Clean Fun
7. Gamblers Roll
8. Elizabeth Reed
9. One Way Out
10. True Gravity
11. Butch Trucks Solo
12. True Gravity
13. Johnny Neel Solo
14. Jaimoe Solo
15. Allen Woody Solo.
16. True Gravity
17. Ramblin Man
18. Blues Ai’t Nothing
19. Loaded Dice
20. Jessica
21. Whipping Post

Allman Brothers Band - 08/24/1990 - Toronto, Canada

Allman Brothers Band
8-24-90
Grandstand
Toronto, Ontario Canada

1. Intro
2. Dont want you no more
3. Not my cross to bear
4. Statesboro Blues
5. Blue Sky
6. Low Down Dirty Mean
7. Seven Turns
8. Good Clean Fun
9. Gamblers Roll
10. Elizabeth Reed
11. One Way Out
12. True Gravity
13. Drums
14. Blues Aint Nothing
15. Loaded Dice
16. Ramblin Man
17. Southbound
18. Jessica
19. Whipping Post

Allman Brothers Band - 07/19/1979 - Columbia, MD

Allman Brothers Band
7-19-79
Merriweather Post Pavillion
Columbia,MD

CD1
1.don’t want you no more>> 2:32
2. it’s not my cross to bear 5:09
3. can’t take it with you 3:55
4. blue sky 4:36
5. need your love so bad 4:34
6. crazy love 3:32
7. just ain’t easy>> 4:55
8. in memory of elizabeth reed 10:52
9. statesboro blues 4:21

CD2
1. try it one more time 5:07
2. one way out 7:56
3. southbound 7:08
4. whipping post 11:11
encore
5. ramblin’ man 6:51
6. midnight rider 3:0

seeded by Patrick Mulvey
FM source

Please note: ABBase at www.allmanbrothersband.com lists “Pegasus”
after “Whipping Post” and “Will The Circle Be Unbroken” after “Midnight Rider.”

Allman Brothers Band - 3/19/2009 - New York, NY

ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND
2009-03-19
BEACON THEATRE
NEW YORK, NY

Web Captured Soundboard

1st Set:
01-Little Martha W/ Warren, Derek, Oteil
02-Statesboro Blues
03-Done Somebody Wrong
04-Revival
05-Woman Across The River
06-Don’t Keep Me Wonderin’
07-Whippin’ Post

2nd Set:
08-Oncoming Traffic - Gregg Solo
09-Come & Go Blues
10-Good Morning Little Schoolgirl W/ Danny Lewis Keys
11-Key To The Highway W/ Eric Clapton
12-Dreams w/ Eric Clapton
13-Why Does Love Have To Be So Sad W/ Eric Clapton
14-Little Wing W/ Eric Clapton
15-Anyday W/ Eric Clapton & Susan Tedesch

Encore :
16-Layla W/ Eric Clapton & Danny Lewis Keys

Frogwings - 2/09/1999 - Wetlands Preserve, NY

Frogwings
2/9/99
Wetlands Preserve, NYC

Frogwings Lineup:
John Popper-Harmonica & Vocals
Derek Trucks-Guitar
Jimmy Herring-Guitar
Bass & Vocals-Oteil Burbridge
Keyboards & Flute-Kofi Burbridge
Drums-Butch Trucks
Percussion-Marc Quinones

Disc 1

1. Kickin J.S. Bach
2. Wetlands Shuffle
3. Hurdy Gurdy Fandango
4. Feel For You
5. Pattern
6. Tuning
7. Cut Mullet

Disc 2

1. Among Your Pillows
2. Just One
3. Ganja>
4. Deviant Dreams
5. Nomad
6.E: Hot ‘Lanta*

*w/Warren Haynes on guitar

Recorded by David Nolan
Transferred & Seeded by Yossi Pollak
Source:SBD

From BluesTraveler.net:

Frogwings began as an Allman Brothers/Aquarium Rescue Unit side project in 1997, with Edwin McCain as the lead singer. The band ran off five gigs in seven days in late May 1997, and the jazz/rock/calypso/metal fusion began. Founding members Butch Trucks [drums] and Jimmy Herring [guitar] were joined by the Burbridge brothers, Kofi [flute] and Oteil [bass], as well as Butch’s nephew Derek [guitar/, and band and percussion-mate Marc Quinones. The successful May run was followed by a two-week trip up and down the East coast in December, and this run cemented Frogwings as a permanent part of the Allman Brothers Band sideshow.

After a single Florida appearance in 1998, Edwin McCain was forced to leave the band due to issues with his record label [McCain was becoming a national star in his own right due to several hit singles off his latest album, Misguided Roses and the label no doubt wanted him to concentrate on his own band] and Blues Traveler’s John Popper was recruited as the new voice of Frogwings. Butch Trucks recalls the initial meeting between Popper and the rest of the band in a 1999 interview with JamBands.com:

Oh wow, I had no idea what would happen. We wrote a lot of stuff with Edwin and now John’s come in with his harp and his writing and his singing. It’s a lot harder edge now, a lot more rock ‘n’ roll oriented. It’s fun. I’m enjoying the hell out of it. We’re just going at it. We’re writing songs and playing and just having a ball doing it. [...] We worked up 14 songs in five days last week. John Popper and Oteil were writing a song a day. It was amazing. They run the gamut from a calypso song to The Thrill Is Gone kind of a blues feel to a really uptempo Latin groove to one that is almost industrial thrash rock. On the surface, that’s what you’re hearing, but when you listen to what the bass and the guitars are doing, it’s fucking incredible. Really cool. It’s like industrial rock meets James Brown.

After rehearsing together for only two weeks in late January of 1999, the newest version of Frogwings hit the road with an inaugural gig at Lupo’s Heartbreak Hotel in Providence, RI, supported by Derek Trucks’ band, whose leader pulled double duty all tour long. Two nights later, the band began a three-night stand at New York’s Wetlands Preserve, and rocked the house for over two hours each night, including a guest appearance by ex-Allman Warren Haynes on night two’s encore of Hot ‘Lanta. The entire tour was recorded for a live album, eventually entitled “Croakin’ At Toad’s”, released in late 2000. After the album was released, Dean Budnick interviewed Derek Trucks, again for Jambands.com, in which the younger Trucks reflected on the band’s genesis, tour and future.

Earlier in 2000, Butch Trucks and company began a record label, Flying Frog Records, taking on jam-band types such as Schleigho and the Slip. No further plans have been announced for Frogwings as of now but whenever band members are free, there is always the possibility of another brief tour…

Gov’t Mule - 12/31/2006 - New York, NY

Gov’t Mule
12/31/06
Beacon Theater
New York, NY
“Dub Side of the Mule”

Disc 1:
1.Thorazine Shuffle
2.Larger Than Life
3.She Said She Said>
4.Tomorrow Never Knows
5.Whiter Shade of Pale (1st time played)
6.Dolphineus>Painted Silver Light
7.Sco-mule
8.So Weak, So Strong
(begin 2nd set)
9.Play With Fire 1
10.Unring The Bell 1

Disc 2:
1.I’m A Ram 1
2.Toots Intro
(with Toots Hibbert)
3.54-46
4.Hard To Handle
5.True Love Is Hard To Find
6.Pressure Drop
7.Let Down
8.Dreams To Remember
9.Reggae Got Soul
10.Roots, Rock, Reggae>Happy Mule Year!>Auld Lang Syne
11.Turn On Your Lovelight w/Sean Pelton on Drums
12.Reggae Soulshine w/o Toots
(Set 3: Gregg Allman & Friends)
13.Warren Intros Gregg
14.Sweet Feeling

Disc 3:
1.Just Like A Woman
2.Feel So Bad 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
3.Dreams 2, 5, 6, 7, 9
4.A Million Miles From Yesterday 1, 3, 4
5.Endless Parade> 1, 3, 4
6.It’s A Man’s World 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
7.Ramblin’ Gamblin’ Man 1
8.Encore Break
9.E:It Hurts Me Too 1, 5, 6, 7, 8
10.Goin’ Out West 1, 5, 6, 7, 8

“Dub Side Of The Mule” guest artists
Gordie Johnson: Guitar & Vocals
Machan: Vocals
Elaine Caswell: Vocals
Buford O’Sullivan: Trombone
Pam Fleming: Trumpet
Jenny Hill: Saxophone
Sean Pelton: Percussion

Artist Key
1: Gordie Johnson, guitar
2: Gregg Allman, organ, vocals
3: Machan, vocals
4: Elaine Caswell, vocals
5: Buford O’Sullivan, trombone
6: Pam Fleming, trumpet
7: Jenny Hill, saxophone
8: John Popper, harmonica
9: Jay Collins, saxophone

Gregg Allman & Friends:
Gregg Allman: Keys & Vocals
Val McCallum: Guitar
Jeremy Jemmott: Bass
Steve Potts: Drums
Jay Collins: Saxophone
Neil Larsen: Keys

Source:Neumann KM184
Recorded and Seeded by Yossi Pollak

Gov’t Mule - 8/30/1997 - San Francisco, CA

Gov’t Mule
8/30/97
The Fillmore
San Francisco, CA

SBD

Disc 1
John The Revelator *>
Thelonius Beck >
Game Face,
Don’t Step On The Grass, Sam,
Temporary Saint >
Thorazine Shuffle,
Birth Of The Mule,

Disc 2
Dolphineus >
Painted Silver Light,
I Shall Return,
Pygmy Twylyte >
Blind Man In The Dark,
Mother Earth,
Left Coast Groovies >
Drums >
Left Coast Groovies,
She Said, She Said >
Tomorrow Never Knows jam >

Disc 3
Mule >
I’ve Been Working >
Mule

Encore:
I Shall Be Released **,
Midnight Rider ***+,
Done Somebody Wrong ***+,
Crossroads ***+,
Goin’ Out West ****,
Young Man Blues >
Good Morning Little School Girl >
Young Man Blues

Setlist Notes: * Allen on mandolin;
** Bob Sheehan on bass from Blues Traveler and Allen on mandolin;
*** Gregg Allman on guitar and vocals;
**** David Schools on the bass from Widespread Panic and Allen on guitar;
+ 1st time played

The Ritz Power Jam - 2/05/1993 - New York, NY

The Ritz Power Jam
93-02-05
The Ritz, in NYC

Disc 1

Set I
1. Back at the Chicken Shack (Jimmy Smith cover) ==>
2. Born Under a Bad Sign (Albert King cover) vocals: Warren Haynes
3. Let it Rock (Chuck Berry cover) vocals: Warren Haynes
4. Improv Blues in G, vocals: John Popper
5. She Caught the Katy (Taj Mahal cover) vocals: John Popper
6. Down the Road (Elvis Presley cover) vocals: Noel Redding
7. Mess of the Blues (Elvis Presley cover) vocals: Noel Redding
8. Little Wing (Jimi Hendrix cover) vocals: Warren Haynes
9. Day Tripper (Beatles cover) vocals: Noel Redding (verse 1) Warren Haynes (verse 2) & John Popper (verse 3)

Disc 2
1. Escaping (John Popper original) vocals: John Popper
2. Hey Joe (Billy Roberts cover) vocals: Warren Haynes
Set II
3. Hip Hug-Her (Booker T & the MG’s cover)
4. Rock Me Baby (B.B. King cover) vocals: John Popper
5. In the Night(???) vocals: Noel Redding
6. Red House (Jimi Hendrix cover) w/ Dave Tronzo (slide guitar) vocals: Warren Haynes
7. Yonder Wall (Junior Wells cover) vocals: Warren Haynes
8. She Belongs to Me (Bob Dylan cover) vocals: Noel Redding
9. Not Fade Away (Buddy Holly cover) vocals: Noel Redding

Disc 3
1. That’s Heaven to Me (Eddie Cochran cover) vocals: Noel Redding
2. Just Before the Bullets Fly (Warren Haynes original) vocals: Warren Haynes
3. Been Lovin’ You too Long (Otis Redding cover) vocals: Warren Haynes
4. Spanish Moon (Little Feat cover) w/ Trey Anastasio (from Phish) on lead guitar. vocals: Warren Haynes and Trey Anastasio (cut)
5. All Along the Watchtower (Bob Dylan cover) w/ the Dave Matthews Band and Trey Anastasio. Vocals: Dave Matthews and John Popper

Encore:
6. Gloria (Van Morrison cover, also includes a tease from ‘Thank you for Letting Me Be Myself by Sly and the Family Stone) w/ Trey Anastasio, and Mike Gordon (from Phish) on bass. vocals: John Popper

Artists:
Warren Haynes (The Allman Brothers Band): electric guitar
John Popper (Blues Traveler): harmonica
Noel Redding (The Jimi Hendrix Experience): bass, acoustic guitar
Leland Schliefer(??): bass
Chuck Leavell(Allmans/Aquarium Rescue Unit): piano
Bernie Worrell (Parliament Funkadelic): clavinet, organ
Jaimoe (Allmans): drums
Jerome Brailey (Parliament Funkadelic): drums
Marc Quinones (Allmans): percussion

Seeded to Etree by Brian Walker

Source: No source info…suspected lineage DSBD?>DAT?>CD-R?, A+

Dickey Betts - 11/03/1974 - East Hempstead, NY

Dickey Betts
Ultrasonic Studios

East Hempstead, NY
11-03-1974
with:
Vassar Clements
Spooner Oldham
The Poindexters
and others


1. Instrumental (2:22)
2. Old Joe Clark (2:40)
3. Hard Time Blues (4:26)
4. Rollin’ In My Sweet Baby’s Arms (6:01)
5. I Ain’t No Stranger Now (4:15)
6. Foggy Mountain Breakdown (3:21)
7. Will The Circle Be Unbroken (6:15)
8. Pony Boy (4:48)
9. Salty Dog (4:12)
10. Blue Sky (7:49)
11. Jambalaya (5:00)
12. I Saw The Light (4:40)
13. Carolina (2:19)
14. Come On In My Kitchen (3:06)
15. Long Time Gone (4:48)

Allman Brothers Band - 12/31/1972 - New Orleans, LA

Allman Brothers Band
12/31/72
Warehouse,
New Orleans, LA

Set I
Wasted Words
Done Somebody Wrong
Statesboro Blues
Ain’t Wastin’ Time No More One Way Out*
Stormy Monday*
Midnight Rider
Ramblin’ Man
In Memory of Elizabeth Reed Don’t Keep Me Wonderin’
Hot ‘Lanta
Whipping Post
You Don’t Love Me
Les Brers in A Minor