Allman Brothers Band

Manley Fieldhouse

Syracuse

, 

New York
UNITED STATES
April 7, 1972
20:00:00*
From the archives

Official releases

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Manley Field House Syracuse University April 7, 1972 cover
Archival release

Manley Field House Syracuse University April 7, 1972

Music from Manley Field House, Syracuse, New York, April 7, 1972

Released 1/2024

Set list

10 – Statesboro Blues
20 – Done Somebody Wrong
30 – Ain't Wastin' Time No More
40 – One Way Out
50 – Stormy Monday
60 – You Don't Love Me
70 – In Memory of Elizabeth Reed
80 – Midnight Rider
90 – Whipping Post
100 – Hot 'Lanta
110 – verified 4/7/72 by ticket stub and booking info
120 – Dr. John the Nighttripper and Orphan opened
130 – WAER presented the show
140 – Tony Yoken worked at WAER and later played
150 – this show on a radio station in Long Island

Show notes

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* Show times are our best guess, especially for the older shows.

Photos from fans

Submitted by: hsr 754@gmail.com on: 11/06/2012

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Comments from the original ABB site

04/08/2002 Stephen

Thirty years ago today…this is one of the better five man shows. As the other posters say, Berry is great in this one. So are the other four musicans.

Still I think of Brother Berry before anybody else when it comes to this show. His talent as a bass player is undeniable. Words don’t cut it though, listening does.

01/01/2002 cryptical17

Most likely this is a good reflection of the set they played at Mar Y Sol a couple of nights earlier.

01/01/2002 DCallan

We drove over from Troy, NY to see the show. We sat in the dirt (Recall Berry talking about a dirt track race after the show!) at the field house next to the soundboard. I saw the reel-to-reel recording the show. Tony Yoken worked for WA

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