Great show that day with Sheryl Crowe,Big Head Todd and the monsters,Blues Traveler and of course the ABB topping things off.
I think during the mid 90's is when they ABB reached they're peak of popularity for this time frame /era/lineup of the band for drawing crowds. The "Jam Band" scene was getting really popular and taking off during the 90's and that helped them being influences for the newer groups. They played 7 songs off "Where It All Begins".
Setlist
1. Sailin' 'Cross The Devil's Sea
2. Statesboro Blues
3. Blue Sky
4. All Night Train
5. Change My Way of Living
6. The Same Thing
7. Soulshine
8. Seven Turns
Instrumental version of My Window Faces The South, a swing tune w/Dave & David Lyle
9. Midnight Rider
10. Temptation Is A Gun
11. Jessica
12. Back Where It All Begins
13. In Memory of Elizabeth Reed
14. One Way Out
15. Whipping Post
Everyone has a plan, till you get punched in the face,
1994 was a good year for the ABB and the jam band scene. Where It All Begins was their best selling new album since Enlightened Rouges in 1979. The band's only new album after Enlightened Rouges to go GOLD (500,000 or more copies sold).
And after 20 years Dickey stopped playing his 1957 Goldie Les Paul. He moved to a Paul Reed Smith.
