Allman Brothers Band

Bank of America Pavilion

Boston

, 

Massachusetts
UNITED STATES
August 7, 2012
19:30:00*
From the archives

Official releases

Munck Music cover for August 7, 2012
Live recording of this show

Live at Boston, MA

Our authorized recording of the August 7, 2012 show, sold by Munck Music.

MP3, FLAC, CD

Set list

10 – Statesboro Blues
20 – You Don't Love Me
30 – I Walk On Gilded Splinters
40 – And It Stoned Me
50 – Leave My Blues at Home
60 – Egypt
70 – Don't Think Twice
80 – with Susan Tedeschi, guitar & vocals; Marc Quinones, drums
85 – No Butch or Jaimoe
90 – Revival
100 – Set II
110 – Stormy Monday
120 – One Way Out
135 – with Susan Tedeschi, guitar; Egule Castrillo, percussion
140 – The Same Thing
155 – with Egule Castrillo, percussion; Scott Murawski, guitar; Paul Lieberman, Sax; Kenwood Dennard, drums; no Butch or Jaimoe
160 – Dreams
170 – Melissa
180 – In Memory of Elizabeth Reed
190 – Encore
200 – Black Hearted Woman

Show notes

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

Photos from fans

Submitted by: Susea on: 08/11/2012
Submitted by: Susea on: 08/11/2012

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Comments from the original ABB site

08/12/2012 simms

Thanks ABB for a kick ass show, and the fans of Boston for showing me and my wife the ultimate concert going experience, you guys are the greatest. We traveled from Newfoundland Canada to attent both these shows and it was well worth it. I haven’t been able to take the instant live cd’s out of the deck since. Having been a ABB fan for a long time now, since about age fourteen,I was turned on to this music by my dad. I though I knew what to expect, but it was far beyond anything I’ve experienced before, and thanks guys, my wife is now hooked as well.

08/08/2012 AndrewSpagno__

What a show… What a setlist… HOWEVER, the posted list omits several clear jams/songs…
Between Egypt and Don’t Think twice was an instrumental jam of the Beatles song Norweigan Wood (they played the melody line twice, and then jammed on it)
Also the jam between the verses of Revival contained a clear Mountain Jam before returning to Revival. Then in the encore, the jam out of Black Hearted Woman morphed into a long jam on the Grategul Dead song The Other One…

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