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| Event Date: |
Saturday, March 14, 2009
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| Start Time: |
6:00 PM * |
| Band: |
The Allman Brothers Band |
| Venue: |
Beacon Theatre |
| Location: |
New York, New York  Weather
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| Parking Lots Open: | 3:00 PM |
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| | | Setlist | | Order | Song or Setlist Comment | | 1. | Little Martha | | 2. | Ain't Wastin' Time No More | | 3. | I Walk On Gilded Splinters | | 4. | Rocking Horse | | 5. | Gambler's Roll | | 6. | Revival | | 7. | Woman Across The River | | 8. | Dreams | | with Randy Brecker, trumpet; Lenny White, drums | | Set II | | 9. | Melissa | | 10. | Turn On Your Love Light | | with Robert Randolph, pedal steel & vocals, Adam Nussbaum, drums | | 11. | One Way Out | | with Robert Randolph, pedal steel, Adam Nussbaum, drums | | 12. | In A Silent Way | | with Randy Brecker, trumpet; Lenny White, drums | | 13. | In Memory of Elizabeth Reed > | | with Randy Brecker, trumpet; Lenny White, drums | | Drums and bass | | w/Stanley Clarke bass solo | | Encore | | 14. | Mountain Jam > | | 15. | Dazed And Confused > | | 16. | Mountain Jam | | | | Trade Recordings WARNING: Listings for Instant Live recordings will be deleted and your account cancelled! |
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| CDR | A | DSBD | jimmybob | |
| Great Recording of this show!!! |
| CDR | A | DAUD | propylaen2001 | |
| also have the Moogis SBD |
| CDR | A | | JayinPa | |
| AKG480/ck63>Sound Devices 722 @ 24/48>Wavelab 5.0 Lodge Railing ROC |
| CDR | A+ | DAUD | Mike_K_Brothers_Fan | |
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| CDR | A+ | | zepwolf | |
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| CDR | A+ | | Toemoss | |
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| CDR | A+ | | peachlovingman | |
| One of my favorite ABB concert tapes |
| CDR | A- | DAUD | mashingthegas | |
| Recorded @ FRC seat AA108 on Sony PCM-D50. Due to rookie error w/new recorder, missed first two songs; rest of concert OK. Recorded in front of monitors and mix is spotty, but still good music. (subst edit fr first post-PM for explanation) |
| Want Recordings |
| CDR | | | figglebit | |
| I'm up for a good quality recording, will trade. |
| CDR | | | olebikdaddy | |
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| CDR | | | sss2800 | |
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| CDR | | | angryandy | |
| Offering B&P for this awesome show. Thanks! |
| CDR | A | DAUD | domo1129 | |
| would love a good copy of the tunes with robert randolph & adam nussbaum!!! thanks! |
| CDR | A | DAUD | bgnogin | |
| Was at the show and loved it. Would really like a copy of it. |
| CDR | A | AUD | wallyb12 | |
| Was there and would love a copy of the show. |
| CDR | A+ | DAUD | frnkielove | |
| Was at the show and would love the recording! |
| CDR | A- | AUD | billybarool | |
| Have lots to trade or I can do B & P...my list: http://www.phishhook.com/lists/billybarool |
| | Reviews | | 1. | 40th Anniversary: Saturday 3/14 (josh chasin) |
*Show times are approximate or outright guesses, especially for historical shows. Please check with the venue for future shows so you arrive on time! | |
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Show Review (Score: 1)
by jchasin (jchasin@nyc.rr.com) on Mar 19, 2009 - 10:51 AM
(User information | Send a message) http://apennysworth.blogspot.com | The first Saturday night is an epic show, a heaping helping, double-stuffed, supersized, meaty, beaty, big and bouncy. It’s also jazzy, but we’ll get to that…
Another “Little Martha” opener, lovely, with Oteil joining Derek and Warren. Then Derek works it on out on “Aint Wastin’ Time No More,” a song that was made for him; Warren offers a nice solo at the end. Then right into “Walk On Gilded Splinters,” heavy on the back end as Warren and Derek slather on the Tabasco. Next Oteil turns around, offers the drummers a funky, almost Philly soul bassline. Warren pours hot lines over a happenin’ little groove, Derek soars over the top… then it flips over into “Rocking Horse” with a mighty oomph.
Out of Warren’s solo on the mid-section break, the music ebbs, slows to an almost-stop; Derek plays gently over the sound of winding down. Oteil pulls out into a happy gallop, and Derek paints over the top, then he’s taking his “Rocking Horse” solo, but over what is now a totally different song. Then, finally, bam-bam, Warren takes us back to the Horse for the back end vocals… and out of the song, beautifully into “Gambler’s Roll,” dripping with dewy blues. Warren squeezes out teardrops of tone. All it is, is the blues, but no other band, anywhere, makes the blues this epic. Gregg sings the hell out of the song; the “Rocking Horse” into “Gambler’s Roll” is a stone cold highlight, bluesy and sweaty and perfect.
“Revival” starts and ends as a dance party, with a hot jam in between. “Woman Across the River” is twelve minutes in the smokehouse, nothing subtle, just the fire, Warren and band shoveling coal with frantic urgency. Then Randy Brecker and drummer Lenny White join the band for a rare, divine first set “Dreams.” Brecker’s trumpet embellishes the verse as he punches in between Gregg’s vocal lines; Warren comes in for his solo like a lion, goes out like a lamb. Then Brecker does the dance of life at the precipice of the abyss, the pure essence of the song after all; Derek gets on his pony and rides. Brecker blows cold steel over a hard outro.
Gregg strums into a lovely, lilting “Melissa” to start the second set. Then Robert Randolph comes on for “Lovelight;” with drummer Adam Nussbaum sitting in for Jaimoe. Brother Robert testifies on the pedal steel, then Brother Gregg on the vocals. I’ve heard from the Moogis home audience that Randolph was low in the mix; but he was plenty loud in the house. Randolph rollicks with band, throwing off white light until the song is almost “Jessica,” with Randolph shining over the top. Then the music yields to a muscular drum interlude, Nussbaum still on Jaimoe’s kit, then out of the drumming a slow, gradual, snaky entrance into “One Way Out.” But it picks up speed quickly; Warren goes around two times, then Randolph goes around two times, the second time going through the roof.
Nussbaum and Randolph exit, Lenny White and Randy Brecker return, and slowly music begins to seep out that takes shape as the Miles Davis tune “In a Silent Way.” The Brothers have assayed this number before, but never like this. Brecker sounds vaguely Spanish, directly evoking Miles Davis himself on a slow opening theme that is clear as a bell (and of course, if you were a bell, you’d go—well, you know.) Derek floats overhead, Brecker runs the voodoo down, Derek and Oteil are totally simpatico, drawn visibly, physically to him. The Allman Brothers sound bubbles up through the jazz at the part near the end that hints at “Birdland” (why does this song sound like “Birdland”? “Well, Zawinul wrote ‘em both,” Oteil pointed out to me once.) The Allman Brothers blues and the Miles jazz blend together, Derek composes on the spot as the music wanes, then 1, 2, 3, 4 and “Liz Reed.”
Brecker goes all Spanish/Latin/jazzy, right in tune with the song; Derek rips, it is a less introspective, more hard-charging night for him. He leans over to Oteil, and they put their flames together. Gregg’s solo is “on,” Warren careens out
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