Cool thread -
ABB - 3/12/71? - At Fillmore East (my friends and I still debate which show we saw, 3/11 or 3/12)
ABB - 5/1/73 Archive Release Nassau Coliseum, NY
Derek & The Domino's - Live at The Fillmore
Grateful Dead - Skull & Roses (4/26/71)
Jeff Beck - Rock & Roll Party - Iridium, NYC 2010
Mahavishnu Orchestra - Central Park 1973
No Nukes Concert - MSG, NYC
Rolling Stones - Get Yer Ya Ya's Out - NYC 1969
Roy Buchanan - Livestock Town Hall, NYC
Simon & Garfunkel - Live at Central Park
Two For Woody - Nov.2010 ABB, Warren Haynes, Matt Abs, various guests
ABB, Band, Grateful Dead - Watkins Glenn, 1973

[Edited on 7/25/2020 by PeachNutt]

Almost forgot this one. Dark side of the Mule

Tedeschi Trucks Band Live From the Fox Oakland.

Govt Mule Tail of 2 Cities DVD .....

Weren't you at the Rush - Different Stages show? Tinley Park?

Nope - at least I don't have a ticket from it.....

Without thinking too hard

No Nukes
Stevie Ray Vaughn-Live at Carnegie Hall
Renaissance-Live at Carnegie Hall
Simon and Garfunkel-Central Park
ABB-Peakin at the Beacon

DVD-ABB 40th anniversary show

Some Instant Lives I'm sure

Plenty of Instant Lives and nugs.net downloads.

Drivin & Cryin's Essential Live album was partially recorded at The Bay In Chattanooga.

I'll get kicked out of here, but I was at Matchbox 20's show at Phillips Arena in Atlanta when they filmed a DVD. (Girlfriend at the time wanted to go.)

Couple of Christmas Jam's that had a DVD or CD release.

Levon's DVD from the Ryman.

^ I attended the Benefit Concert Volumes 2('00) 3('01) 4('02), & 16('14) . . .and a ton of others(all Xmas Jams from '09-'18 including 3 Pre-Jams and THE Snow Jam) and a record store gig at Horizon in Greenville, SC in '09 that all likely will never be released.

Almost forgot this one. Dark side of the Mule

forgot about that one

I was also at Stones 50 licks tour that was made into a 4 disc DVD - I don't remember if anything from the Boston show (opening night) made it to the final cut.

My first ABB Beacon show in 2003. I remember they had signs on the doors going into the theater saying the show was being recorded.

Bowie at the Tower. Thin Lizzy at the Tower. Gov't Mule at the Saenger New Orleans.

Another one I just remembered was Frank Zappa at the Providence Civic Center on March 16th, 1988. Some of the show wound up on his 'Broadway the Hard Way' live album released in 1989.

Can't believe no one has mentioned Gov't Mule - Live with A Little Help From My Friends (12/31/98 at the Roxy in Atlanta)

I also have:
Without A Net - Grateful Dead
2nd Set - ABB

I was at the Macon shows that were originally supposed to make up the first "An Evening With" but apparently they didn't like what they got

An obscure collection of concert attendances (not as overwhelming as from the fans located in the US....)

1982, Emma Junaro, En vivo, ( https://www.discogs.com/de/Emma-Junaro-Emma-Junaro-En-Vivo/release/4719608), I attended the concert with my then Bolivian girl friend and saw the record on my second trip to Bolivia in 1984)

1987: 2. Blues Festival, Live in Bonn (Germany), 27. September 1987, with Stan Webb’s Chicken Shack, Dr. Feelgood, Man and Canned Heat (with James Thornberry, Henry Vestine, Larry Taylor, Fito De LaParra), LP on a small label (Half Moon Records, Bonn), ( https://www.discogs.com/Various-2-Blues-Festival-Live-In-Bonn-September-87/release/5348543).

2005, September 6: Second European tour of Gov’t Mule in Europe, no live record, but the first Rockpalast appearance (E-Werk Cologne = the venue where I saw the ABB the second time in 1991, first in 1980, third in 2013 at Jones Beach) and my second GM show after the Amsterdam show of their first European tour in the same year.

2006, Jackson Browne, David Lindley, Love is strange, En vivo con Tino; I was lucky to be able to arrange a business trip to Madrid in a way to be able to attend one of the concerts which were used for this record.

2008: Dickey Betts & Great Southern, Bonn, Rockpalast CD and DVD (I am visible in the audience). I saw them also a couple of days earlier in Hamburg and was invited backstage and had a long chat with Mike Kach and Andy Aledort (and a brief one with Dickey).

I was at The Concert For Bangladesh. Yes I was. 15 years old. Sis was in a great seat up front. I was outside trying to get a ticket, I never did. But I heard it through the steel doors from outside. Very muffled. One of my "Oh Well" moments.

Racking my brain after attending hundreds of concerts since 1983. I finally remembered these....

Warren Haynes Presents: The Benefit Concert Volume 2 (Christmas Jam 2000)
Warren Haynes Presents: The Benefit Concert Volume 3 (Christmas Jam 2001)
All My Friends: Celebrating The Songs & Voice of Gregg Allman (Fox 2014 tribute)
Judas Priest - Priest...Live! (parts from Omni in Atlanta 1986)
possibly ABB - Peakin' At the Beacon (if anything came from night 1, March 9, 2000)

I'm sure there are more, but not that many considering all my shows...

Interesting for me is four I can come up with are all mainly DVD releases:

Black Crowes - Freak and Roll into the Fog, Fillmore, San Francisco, August 2005
Widespread Panic - Earth to Atlanta, Fox Theater, May 9, 2006
Widespread Panic - Live at the Classic Theater, 25th Anniversary, Athens, Ga. February 10-11, 2011
Gregg Allman - All My Friends Tribute, Fox Theater, January 10, 2014

Also I think the Fox Box counts:
Allman Brothers - September 24-26, 2004

Clapton/Winwood at MSG
Cream at MSG

Ditto. I met Chitown (anyone remember him?) for some cold ones before the Cream show.

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The Allman Brothers Band at Great Woods on September 6th, 1991 (which was released on VHS in 1992) and I also saw them at the same venue on September 19th, 1998 (which was broadcast live as a pay-per-view cable TV special.)
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The Brothers were coming to the Boston are all the time back then, and I think I was at all of them.
Was "Second Set recorded at the Boston Orpheum?

I think so. Memory is hazy these days. I know for certain I was at those Great Woods shows. Had a miserable time at one. Went with a friend & his wife who were at each other's throats the whole night. Plus we had lawn tickets which I hate at GW. I only realized how good the show was when I saw the video. I don't think I ever missed an Orpheum show.

[Edited on 7/24/2020 by kevdab]

Lynyrd Skynyrd - One More From The Road was my big one. 3 nights at the Fox Theater.

Whole bunch of Instant Lives.

Post I saw earlier from Bird that I would have LOVED to have attended was Concert for Bangladesh. Couple of number from Leon...…… Ready?

Jackson Browne @ Saratoga (Running on Empty)

The Who - Join Together (My picture is in the booklet)

Grateful Dead Syracuse Dick's Picks 20