I loved this version of the band. Dickey was a great band leader back then. The shows were powerful.

just finished listening . I remember that show clearly since alcohol wasn't sold at The Mann Music Center at the time and my brother and I weren't aware of the restriction. We were youthful and full of energy in 92 and we were so angry at the no beer restriction that it clearly impacted our listening experience. Jones Beach was another venue we would stay away from due to the lack of alcohol sales.
Meanwhile listening back to this show today and this is truly a classic 92 show .

This was my first show! Great memories, Rest In Peace my brother Chuck Connor who went to it with me and helped change a tire on the turnpike on the way home.

Incredible show. I took 3 Blue Unicorns that night, so I could not have cared less whether the place sold beer or not.

This was my Allman Brothers band. I was in college through 1992 and a music nut and fell in love with them. It was a current band in every sense of the term.

I saw them in Atlanta for a single show from 1990-1996, minus 1995. Loved it. If I had to do over again, I would hit the road for shows in Birmingham, Greenville, Knoxville, Nashville, Charlotte etc. Not sure why I didn't! (didn't start multiple shows until 1998).

I previewed this link and this will give me some listening to do this weekend. Thanks.

one of my favorite shows of the Dickey/Warren era. The Mann was a pretty cool place to catch a show back then.