Allman Brothers Band: Nassau Coliseum, NY 5/1/73
Allman Brothers Band: Nassau Coliseum, NY 5/1/73
Format: CD
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Artist: Allman Brothers Band
Label: Allman Brothers Band
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 821229111427
Genre: Rock, Southern Rock
Two CD live archival release. This double disc set captures a phenomenal performance by the version of The Allman Brothers Band that recorded the classic album Brothers And Sisters. Rebounding from the tragic losses of Duane Allman and Berry Oakley, the ABB was once again hittin' the note in the spring of 1973, and Nassau Coliseum 5/1/73 captures this important segment of Allman Brothers history. This release harkens back to the time when the ABB was commonly referred to as the "best damn band in the land," and is loaded throughout with incendiary performances. Play it often, and play it loud.
Tracks:
1.1 Intro
1.2 Wasted Words
1.3 Done Somebody Wrong
1.4 Statesboro Blues
1.5 One Way Out
1.6 Stormy Monday
1.7 Midnight Rider
1.8 Jessica
1.9 Come ; Go Blues
1.10 Ramblin' Man
1.11 In Memory of Elizabeth Reed
1.12 Trouble No More
1.13 You Don't Love Me
1.14 Les Brers in a Minor
1.15 Whipping Post
1.16 Mountain Jam
