Allman Brothers Band

Beacon Theatre

New York

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New York
UNITED STATES
March 9, 2000
19:00:00*
From the archives

Official releases

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Peakin’ at the Beacon cover
Archival release

Peakin’ at the Beacon

Music from Beacon Theatre, New York, March 2000

Released 11/2000

Set list

10 – Statesboro Blues
20 – Leave My Blues At Home
30 – Crazy Love
40 – Black Hearted Woman
50 – Shady Streets
60 – Midnight Rider
70 – J.J.'s Alley
80 – Sailin' 'Cross the Devil's Sea
90 – Set II:
100 – True Gravity
110 – You Don't Love Me
120 – Please Call Home
130 – Change My Way of Living
140 – End Of The Line
150 – High Falls
160 – Revival
170 – Encore:
180 – One Way Out
190 – Whipping Post

Show notes

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

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Comments from the original ABB site

03/09/2008 Holt

First time Crazy Love and Shady Streets had been played in years.

09/15/2005 BarrySmith

There was a false start from the drummers for BLACK HEARTED WOMEN, and they came in too early, earning some cheers from the audience. Jaimoe gave a bow and there was laughter. Then came the count off and the song was up and running. I remember a real cool light show during this tune. Unfortunately, the Brotherhood of Light is not doing such a great job anymore (circ. 2005), the visual effect are no longer as impressive and half the show the lights are turned off. ¡Qué lástima!

01/01/2002 awman

Have a nice copy of this show and 3/11/00 to trade for other grade A copies of Beacon 2000 shows. Not a bad show for opening night, but they can can Shady Streets…zzzz….

01/01/2002 SteveKennedy

Opening night this year (3/9/00) was my 89th show since seeing them for the first time when they re-formed in 1989. The Allman Brothers have listened to their fans. Every year they mix up their set list, taking polls from the fans. For exam

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