Lamar Williams on bass is real fine and Jaimoe is playing almost like Buddy Rich. Chuck is excellent. Southbound at the Wunterland 1973 is real smoke. All 6 of them locked in and smoking. It's really exciting to hear a band get that tight and letting it really roll. It probably equals anything on Fillmore East except some of Duane's solos such as Duane on Liz Reed is unequaled for power and energy in the entire history of the band.

It probably equals anything on Fillmore East except some of Duane's solos such as Duane on Liz Reed is unequaled for power and energy in the entire history of the band.

Chuck's solo on the Winterland "Liz Reed" is right there as is the raw emotion on display in the segue between "Trouble No More" & "Whipping Post" during the encore

superb stuff, but pales in comparison to spectacular likes of the following, the setlist of which does not do justice to its intensity...

The Allman Brothers Band
Saratoga Performing Arts Center    
Friday, June 22, 1973

Setlist:
1. Wasted Words
2. Done Somebody Wrong
3. One Way Out
4. Stormy Monday
5. Southbound
6. Midnight Rider
7. Ramblin' Man
8. Statesboro Blues
9. Come and Go Blues
10. In Memory of Elizabeth Reed
11. You Don't Love Me
12. Les Brers In A Minor
13. Jessica
14. Whipping Post.

Marshall Tucker opened
 

73 was a great year,I saw 2 and only 2 shows that year: 6/9&10/73 RFK and 7/28/73 Watkins Glen, The Dead, The Allmans, The Band,etc. Epic shows that really stand out and bring back some wonderful memories.

Is this show commercially available and if so where?
Thanks in advance for any response.

[Edited on 8/12/2019 by owencarol]

Is this show commercially available and if so where?

The 1973 Winterland show was released as part of the Brothers & Sisters boxed set (the first few tracks were previously released on Wipe the Windows): https://www.amazon.com/Brothers-Sisters-CD-Super-Deluxe/dp/B00CHRB9RM