My first shows were with the Warren/Woody lineup. Nobody Knows live in '91 and '92 were some of my favorite moments by any band in concert and certainly the Allman Brothers.
This version's a little sloppy with the vocals, but the sound is great and the harmony leads during Dickey's solo are a perfect example of how these guys were the best band on the road during these years (or during many others).
The Tonight Show performances in 1990 & 1991 where the band did (abbreviated) performances of True Gravity and Kind of Bird with Doc's horn section, in addition to Good Clean Fun and End of the Line, is one I go back to frequently:
Agree Tim! Those Tonight Show performances NEED! to be released. The True Gravity and Kind of Bird are as good as it gets with the horn section. I like the abbreviated versions as well.
I was luck enough to see this on the floor of the Beacon a few times. Hope they have been rehearsing this:
I hope the below reference is a good guide of available video.
http://www.allmanbrothersband.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=XForum&file=viewthread&tid=134968
