Allman Brothers Band

Atlanta Pop Festival

Byron

, 

Georgia
UNITED STATES
July 3, 1970
19:00:00*
From the archives

Official releases

These official releases have music recorded at this show or on this run of shows. Albums often use part of a show or mix tracks from several nights, so check the track list on the album page.

The Allman Brothers Band Live at the Atlanta Intn’l Pop Festival: July 3 & 5 1970 cover
Archival release

The Allman Brothers Band Live at the Atlanta Intn’l Pop Festival: July 3 & 5 1970

Music from Atlanta International Pop Festival, Byron, Georgia, July 3 & 5, 1970

Released 10/2003

Set list

10 – Not 100% certain but evidence points to ABB playing 7/3-5/70 at Atlanta Pop Festival
15 – Tape circulating has following setlist - 7/3/70 not confirmed
20 – Statesboro Blues
30 – Trouble No More
40 – Don't Keep Me Wonderin'
50 – Dreams
60 – Every Hungry Woman
70 – Hoochie Coochie Man
80 – In Memory of Elizabeth Reed
90 – Whipping Post
100 – Mountain Jam

Show notes

The Allman Brothers Band Logo

* Show times are our best guess, especially for the older shows.

Photos from fans

Submitted by: Marion Sindorf on: 01/27/2006
Submitted by: Marion Sindorf on: 01/27/2006
Submitted by: Marion Sindorf on: 01/27/2006
Submitted by: Sally on: 06/12/2005

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Comments from the original ABB site

07/03/2008 Holt

Gonna pop this official release in today! Thanks to Ray Colcard & Harry Zerler.

Its too bad that Sony/Legacy Recordings hasn’t added to the series. Bring us MORE *MULTITRACK* live ABB recordings.

10/22/2005 BarrySmith

The original circulating bootleg of this show had a totally different introduction than the one that was released on the 2 CD set. There is a stage announcer who pages “Rusty and Bobby” and then exclaims “Let’s give an honest welcome to the Allman Brothers Band!!!” Whereas on the album version omits all this and instead there is a stoned freak explaining the development of “All-men” from an article in Life magazine.

Seems like the offical release contains a fake intro, and the one on the original circulating bootleg is the actual Atlanta Pop stage announcement

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