Guest Book

Last night was a great show. The Mule show really suprised me, they played pretty much older Mule until the end which they asked if we wanted to hear a few new ones, and the crowd loved them. They did a great job, Matt Abts sounded absolutely amazing on that new Pearl kit of his, heck, it's not the kit that made him sound great, he's just Matt effin' Abts!! The New songs were really great, Mr. High & Mighty was solid as a rock! The second song they played was an old old Ray Charles song called I do Believe to My Soul, they just killed it! Amazing. 08.27.06 Scranton, PA - Toyota Pavillion That's What Love Will Make You Do I Believe To My Soul Sco-Mule Slow Happy Boys Lively Up Yourself Banks Of The Deep End Soulshine Mr. High & Mighty Brand New Angel A Million Miles From Yesterday Mule The ABB set was alright... I think they should do away with No One Left To Run With, we've all heard this song too many times. Don't Keep Me Wondering raised the energy bar after Statesboro for me, followed by a very soulful version of Who's Been Talking. From this point, it was obvious it was a Warren night. Instrumental Illness was extremely Jazzy in the beginning. Firing Line was great to hear, and I'm glad Gregg finally hit this one, everytime I've seen it, he's flubbed it, and he totally nailed it last night. The Same Thing Danny Louis came out, and the whole song Danny & Gregg were total smiles and laughing over something, Danny had a great solo in that as well. Marc played Jai's kit for this one, and Jaimoe came out and played some percussion on it. Desdemona was great to hear again, I used to complain they didn't play this enough, but the last 3 shows I've been too I've heard it, and still love it. Black Hearted Woman was alright, it was the obvious spot for the 20 minute drum interlude, JaBuMa. It was interesting, still have to listen to it on the IL. We all thought Southbound was going to be the encore, and luckily a second after it ended Warren pulled out the Jessica Riff, and totally saved the show for me. What a great night of music. It was great to see Terri, Barb & Bob, Jim Benjamin, Sari, Stacy(Happy Birthday!!!), Corny, Greg Potter, Joe Bell(Finally after about 5 shows running into eachother) Elliot and his friends. Sorry if I left you out, you all know who you are. Thanks Dave A for the pre-show party and a great plate of food, sweet corn, BBQ, and a variety of pastas.

Get well Linnie! Carol, so sorry I couldn't get there yesterday. I hope it was a success. The "sweeties" that are part of the Allman Brother family here are so important to their respective communities as well. Any band is lucky to have Carol as a fan. God bless you. Folks I've been just a little hesitant to ask, but ... I could sure use y'alls prayers for my parents especially my mother. We've recently had to put my father in a home. We are trying hard to move in with my mother and take care of her. She recently had to go to the hospital for an infection and her mind has seemed to slip noticably this week. It feels like we are juggling about a thousand dishes right now. There is a distinct possibility that things will get better for everybody. (Maybe I'll be able to get out and here some more music.) We've just got to wade through a swamp to get there. Anyway thanks again for this site and all of y'all. May God richly bless each and everyone of you. Peace.

Healing vibes to Linnie! Hope you have a speedy recovery! :flower2:

Terri, don't know where you'll see it first, but thanks very much! :wave:

It was an incredible night with the Best Damn Band In The Land! I don't know how they summon the magic up night after night but Atlanta, PNC, Boston and Scranton have all been A+ shows. I thought tonight's show stood up with the best of them, even Atlanta! After the performance Derek said he thought it was a special night as well. Highlights for me were the JaBuMa into a rip roaring galloping version of Black Hearted Woman...Whose Been Talking...Desdemona...Jessica...aw hell - the whole night was special! Green Bay, Chicago and Red Rocks - get ready, this band is taking no prisoners! JNB

Underneath a diamond sky with one hand waving high......

BIGDAVE, Warren opened some dates for the ABB in 1993 as the Warren Haynes band, supporting Tales of Ordinary Madness. Not sure how many shows he did or how long they played. On this run, Mule is doing about 13 songs. ABB shows are running 2hr. 15min to last night's 2hr. 30 min.

thanks for the call Sari !!! sounded like Jessica..:)

The show @ tweeter center (GREAT WOODS) was fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! one of the best I've ever seen!!!!!!!!! MULE opening was real great, too!! Derek is definately "THE MAN." Gregg's vocals especially on WHIPPING POST were awesome.