I love the Band's sound here, Smokin' old time ABB. God Bless Dickey Betts! I miss this venue, NJ's Beacon Theatre. Special guests Bonnie & Belushi.
Setlist:
0:00:00 - Don't Want You No More
0:02:41 - It's Not My Cross To Bear
0:08:21 - Can't Take It With You
0:11:58 - Crazy Love
0:16:04 - Need Your Love So Bad
0:20:24 - Blind Love
0:26:14 - Blue Sky
0:31:15 - Just Ain't Easy
0:37:08 - In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed
0:46:51 - Pony Boy
0:48:27 - Statesboro Blues
0:54:10 - Try It One More Time
0:59:32 - Southbound
1:06:02 - Wildflower
1:12:43 - Jessica
1:22:39 - Whipping Post
1:34:43 - Pegasus (Part 1)
1:44:56 - Drum/Bass Solos
1:56:55 - Hey Bartender
2:00:27 - Pegasus (Part 2)
2:02:39 - Ramblin' Man
2:09:08 - Will The Circle Be Unbroken
2:13:57 - Midnight Rider
2:17:19 - Mountain Jam
Personnel:
Gregg Allman - vocals, keyboards
Dickey Betts - vocals, guitar
Dan Toler - guitar
David Goldflies - bass
Butch Trucks - drums
Jai Johnny Johansen -drums
Bonnie Bramlett - vocals
Guest: John Belushi - vocals on "Hey Bartender"
Summary:
This is good quality audio and video of the complete show and a strong performance by this lineup, which included Bonnie Bramlett. Following the drum solos in the middle of "Pegasus," John Belushi joins the band onstage and sings "Hey Bartender." This was broadcast live on WNEW so fans are very familiar with this show.
God Bless Them All...... Ever!
Thanks for posting Fretsman. This is the incarnation and the year that I first saw them. Great show! Of course the first thing that jumps out is the bandage on Dickey's hand. Punched somebody out? It doesn't seem to affect his playing.
Saw this about a month ago...It's a great show with some set list...Thanks for posting this
Thanks for posting.I was at that show.Good memories.I still have the program.
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Scroll down the other shows on the right.The George Thorogood show from 7/5/84 is worth watching for the guests alone.
John Hammond,Elvin Bishop,Albert Collins,Willie Dixon, and John Lee Hooker
[Edited on 3/20/2015 by Uponthe2ndfloor]
Belushi, too funny - how many people have ever done a cartwheel onstage at an Allman Brothers Band concert?
