Allman Brothers Band

Fillmore East

New York

, 

New York
UNITED STATES
March 12, 1971
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.

At Fillmore East cover
Archival release

At Fillmore East

Music from Fillmore East, New York, March 1971

Released 7/1971
The Fillmore Concerts cover
Archival release

The Fillmore Concerts

Music from Fillmore East, New York, March 1971

Released 10/1992
At Fillmore East Deluxe Edition cover
Archival release

At Fillmore East Deluxe Edition

Music from Fillmore East, New York, March and June 1971

Released 9/2003
Eat a Peach cover
Archival release

Eat a Peach

Music from Fillmore East, New York, March and June 1971

Released 2/1972
The 1971 Fillmore East Recordings cover
Archival release

The 1971 Fillmore East Recordings

Music from Fillmore East, New York, March 12–13 and June 27, 1971

Released 7/2014

Set list

10 – Light show back, horn section gone at Tom Dowd's request
20 – Elvin Bishop, ABB, Johnny Winter And
30 – Statesboro Blues
40 – Trouble No More
50 – Don't Keep Me Wonderin'
60 – Done Somebody Wrong
70 – In Memory of Elizabeth Reed
80 – You Don't Love Me

Show notes

The Allman Brothers Band Logo

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

Photos from fans

Submitted by: Dan on: 10/28/2011
Submitted by: Randy Zahakos on: 10/03/2001

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Comments from the original ABB site

04/17/2010 dsing

Question: According to Willie Perkin’s book on the Allmans, it seems the band played with the horns on the 12th, and without the horns on the 13th. It makes more sense that they played with the horns on the 11th, and without on the 12 and 13th, as you indicate. If Perkins is correct, then Fillmore East was recorded all on the 13th, in one night?

Can anyone confirm? I’d appreciate it.
davidsinger43@gmail.com

04/04/2007 do2dew2

The entrance to the old Filmore East is still there and is a bank. Unfortunately the theater itself which was between 2nd and 3rd ave’s was knocked down in the 1990’s.

03/12/2007 Holt

Playing it loud today!

01/01/2002 cryptical17

If you go to 2nd Avenue/ 6th Street, you’ll notice that the old Fillmore East is still there!!! (Bill Graham closed its doors in June of 1971. In the 80s, the place reopened temporarily. It was called the Saint…Bob Weir played an acousti

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