Allman Brothers Band

Hofstra University

Hempstead

, 

New York
UNITED STATES
November 2, 1972
19:00:00*

Set list

10 – One Way Out
20 – Ramblin' Man
30 – Whipping Post
40 – partial
50 – Berry's last show
60 – Portions appeared on ABC-TV's 2nd In Concert show
70 – Featured Chuck Berry, ABB, Blood Sweat & Tears, Poco

Show notes

This was the only public performance with Chuck Leavell and Berry Oakley, just nine days before Berry’s passing on November 11, 1972.
 
The ABB In Concert performance was first broadcast on December 8, 1972.
 
The Allman Brothers Band Logo

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

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Submitted by: Lana on: 12/29/2004

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Comments from the original ABB site

01/27/2011 tvskies13

Is this the only show that features Chuck Leavell and Berry Oakley playing together?

11/02/2008 Holt

Thanks for the music Raymond Berry Oakley!

01/27/2007 BIGV

Yeah, this was shown on ABC’s “In Concert”..Whippin’ Post and Ramblin’ Man..circulate widely on VHS and DVD.. “One Way Out” was shown once on the PBS TV show “Great performances”…I have it on VHS lying around somewhere, pretty rare.

11/02/2006 SLIPPERYOS

Wasn’t that the 1st “In Concert”?????????

12/29/2004 Lana

The Allman Brothers, Poco, Seals & Croft, Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley, Curtis Mayfield, Blood, Sweat & Tears, Alice Cooper. . . the performers at the two concerts at Hofstra Playhouse were a surprising mixture. But the lineup was designed to appeal to a wide audience. Don Kirschner, creator of the Monkees and the Archies, produced the show as a pilot for a possible television series that the American Broadcasting Company (ABC) was considering for Friday nights at 11:30. Over 1,100 music lovers who’d learned about the free concerts through handbills distributed on Hofstra’s campus showed up. Although the concerts were late in starting, the audience remained surprisingly calm. ABC broadcast the concerts on November 24 and December 8. The Allman Brothers are shown here performing a set of their greatest hits at the November 2, 1972 concert.

Cynthia Blair, Newsday.com

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