Allman Brothers Band / Westwood One Superstar Concert Series #94-51 - New Jersey 1994

Allman Brothers Band

Westwood One Superstar Concert Series #94-51
for broadcast the week of December 12, 1994

Recorded at the Garden State Arts Center, Holmdel, NJ - August 16, 1994

Flac files of wavs.
300 dpi scans of cue sheet and discs

01 Westwood One Superstar Concert Series 94-51 Intro
02 Statesboro Blues
03 Blue Sky
04 The Same Thing
05 Soulshine
06 Seven Turns
07 Midnight Rider
08 Southbound
09 No One To Run With
10 Back Where It All Began
11 One Way Out
12 Westwood One Superstar Concert Series 94-51 Outro

Westwood One broadcast at least two dozen Allman Brothers shows over the years, often repeating sets from the same concert.  I compared set lists, and it looks like the Holmdel '94 set was only broadcast once.

https://mega.nz/file/yV4VBSpY#u5zNPiMQF0NfGggbF1bNsd9LHfjZdsPkHwOR7A0GKhU

Allman Brothers Band / Supergroups In Concert 1979

The Allman Brothers Band – Super Groups In Concert Presents The Allman Brothers Band

This is digitized from the 3-LP set, which was originally broadcast on August 25, 1979.  I've seen the source concert listed as July 19, 1979 Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, Maryland.   This was the fourth Supergroups show, and ads from that time say it was to be broadcast by "300 stations," which may give us an idea of how many records were pressed up.

I've included a scan of the cover and a disc label, but unfortunately the cue sheets are missing. 

As our friend Anonymous was having trouble downloading this as a single file, I've added a two part download below.  I hope this works for him! 

Label: ABC Radio Networks – SGC 102
Series: Super Groups In Concert –
Format: 3 × Vinyl, LP, Album, Box Set
Country: US
Released: 1979
Genre: Rock, Non-Music
Style: Interview, AOR, Southern Rock


01 Jimmy Fink - SGC-12 Intro
02 Don't Want You No More
03 It's Not My Cross To Bear
04 Jimmy Fink - SCG-102 Break
05 Interview - Dickey Betts
06 Can't Take It With You
07 Blue Sky
08 Need Your Love So Bad
09 Crazy Love
10 Jimmy Fink - SCG-102 Break
11 Interview - Gregg Allman
12 It Just Ain't Easy
13 In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed
14 Jimmy Fink - SCG-102 Break
15 Interview - Butch Trucks16
16 Statesboro Blues
17 Try It One More Time
18 One Way Out
19 Jimmy Fink - SCG-102 Break
20 Interview - Dickey Betts
21 Southbound
22 Whipping Post
23 Jimmy Fink - SCG-102 Break
24 Interview - Butch Trucks
25 Ramblin' Man
26 Midnight Rider
27 Will The Circle Be Unbroken
28 Jimmy Fink - SGC-12 Outro
29 Supergroups - Music Bed

Updated May 2024 with scans of all six disc labels, plus newpaper ads:

https://mega.nz/file/fF42kJYR#s01skLa81VSQAvDB8iGCm401ytL3x-prfR7SNF3Snb8

Allman Brothers Band / Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers

"Live From Central Park" TBS-CP-17
Produced by TBS Syndications - Toronto
(none of the tracks were recorded in Central Park!)

Allman Brothers Band
Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers

run out groove side A etching:  TBS-CP-17-A
run out groove side D etching:  TBS-CP-17-B

No cue sheet included. Scans of the disc labels at 300 dpi are included.

Side 1:
01.  Live From Central Park Intro - Pat St. John
02.  I Got A Right To Be Wrong - Allman Brothers Band
03.  Angeline - Allman Brothers Band
04.  Live From Central Park Break - Pat St. John
05.  One Way Out - Allman Brothers Band
06.  Jessica - Allman Brother's Band
07.  Live From Central Park Intro - Pat St. John

Side 2:
01.  Anything That's Rock 'n' Roll - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
02.  I Need To Know  - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
03.  Don't Do Me Like That - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
04.  Live From Central Park Break - Pat St. John
05.  Refugee  - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
06.  American Girl - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
07.  Breakdown  - Tom Petty & the Heartbreaker

All of the Tom Petty tracks were recorded at London's Hammersmith Odeon.
"Anything That's Rock 'n' Roll" is from March 6, 1980.
The rest of the Tom Petty tracks are from March 7, 1980.

The first thing to know about this Canadian syndicated radio show is the name of the show is not true.  "Live From Central Park" was not recorded in "Central Park," but was an edited rebroadcast of King Biscuit Flower Hour tapes, rebroadcast in Canadian radio markets.

While I don't know the source of the Allman Brothers Band tracks, the Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers songs are sourced from the 1980 King Biscuit Flower Hour program recorded at the Hammersmith Odeon on March 6th and 7th, 1980.  There was also a King Biscuit Allman Brothers show in 1980, and all of these "Central Park" tracks are on that KBFH show...so that's POSSIBLE as a source.

A show recorded in England presented a problem for a concert supposedly from "Central Park," as the introduction on "Anything That's Rock 'n' Roll" says, "Ladies and gentlemen, would you please welcome from the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers!"

The show doesn't define where "Central Park" is located, but the most famous American "Central Park" is in New York City.  A native speaker of the English language in North America would never welcome an American band to New York City by calling out that the band is from "the United States of America." So TBS Syndications - Toronto edited out the words "United States of America."  It's the same intro as on the Hammersmith show and the edit is obvious when you compare the two shows, and it maintained the fiction that the show was from "Central Park."

The original broadcast included a second LP of the band Triumph, which I don't have..

TBS Syndications also rebroadcast some of the Supergroups shows. The "Live From Central Park" series ran in the early 1980s.  Our old pal, Pat St. John, turns up as the announcer (once again!)

https://mega.nz/#!fYoT3Qhb!pUj79w9GGy953nWcEqVBubvWvqFUVurkZn79X4EtmQI

https://mega.nz/#!fYoT3Qhb!pUj79w9GGy953nWcEqVBubvWvqFUVurkZn79X4EtmQI

Anyway...to make it clear as possible:
"Live From Central Park" is NOT "Live From Central Park!"
"Live From Central Park" n'est pas "Live From Central Park!"
"Live From Central Park" NO es "Live From Central Park!"
"Live From Central Park" ist NICHT "Live vom Central Park!"
"Live vanuit Central Park" is NIET "Live from Central Park!"
"Live From Central Park" NON è "Live From Central Park!"
"Live From Central Park" NIE jest "Live From Central Park!"
«Live From Central Park» НЕ «Живите из Центрального парка!»
"Live From Central Park" não é "Live From Central Park!"
Το "Live From Central Park" δεν είναι "Live From Central Park!"
"Otse Keskpargist" EI EI "Live Keskpargist!"
"Phila Ku-Central Park" AKUKHO "Phila Ku-Central Park!"
"Live From Central Park" NU este "Live From Central Park!"

Super Groups Salute To The South - Sept. 5, 1981

In 1981, Super Groups came back with a new look for their syndicated radio shows.  Gone were the premium "boxed set" packages, audiophile sleeves, and premium paper inserts. The new look was like the King Biscuit product: a monochrome disc label, photocopied cue sheets, and cheap paper sleeves...and the similar look wasn't coincidental:  the shows were produced by D.I.R. Broadcasting Corp., also the producers of the King Biscuit shows.

It looks like they were etching a show number into the run-out groove that numbers the shows in a simple ascending numbering scheme.  If that's right, this is the second show in the new series (SG-002)

For this one, broadcast on a Saturday at the start of the Labor Day weekend, Super Groups adopted a "Southern Rock" theme for a "compilation show" with live spots from the Allman Brothers, Marshall Tucker, Molly Hatchet, Outlaws/Henry Paul Band, Rossinton Collins, .38 Special, and the Johnny Van Zant Band.   Each group gets one to three songs per LP side, so this doesn't play like a real concert, but it's a good overview of the genre.

...and they wrap the whole thing up with a long version of "Freebird" (or "Free Bird").  If you were ending a Southern Rock smorgasbord, is their any other choice?

It's hosted by Pat St. John,  a Yankee D.J. who shows up hosting a lot of these syndicated shows..

 Unfortunately, there were no cue sheets with this one.  I've included a scan of a disc label.  The vinyl on Side A presented some challenges, but I put in a week of work and made it listenable.   Flac files of wavs!

https://mega.nz/#!7d5nDJJT!-JklEiIi0kJi-DFCPGJE064P1QmzFTCcShZgWKPxH2E

Super Groups
Salute To The South
Broadcast date of Saturday, September 5, 1981
Disc run out grooves etched SG-002-A, SG-002-B, etc., for Sides A,B,C,D,E, and F.

01. Super Groups Salute To The South Intro - Pat St. John
02. Commercial - Nestlé $100,000 Bar
03. Super Groups Intro To Allman Brothers - Pat St. John
04. Southbound
05. Ramblin' Man
06. Angeline
07. Super Groups Salute To The South Break - Pat St. John
08. Commercial - Budweiser
09. Commercial - U.S. Navy
10. Commercial - Breathsavers Mints

11. Super Groups Intro To Marshall Tucker - Pat St. John
12. Heard It In A Love Song
13. Can't You See
14. Ramblin' 
15. Super Groups Salute To The South Break - Pat St. John
16. Commercial - Nestlé $100,000 Bar
17. Commercial - Keepsake Diamond Ring

18. Super Groups Intro To Molly Hatchet - Pat St. John
19. Molly Hatchet - Gator Country (lead vocal Danny Joe Brown)
20. Molly Hatchet - Flirtin' With Disaster (lead vocal Jimmy Farrar)
21. Molly Hatchet - Beatin' The Odds (lead vocal Jimmy Farrar)
22. Super Groups Salute To The South Break - Pat St. John
23. Commercial - A&W Root Beer
24. Commercial Carefree Sugarless Gum

25. Super Groups Intro To Three Van Zant Brothers - Pat St. John
26. Lynyrd Skynyrd - Sweet Home Alabama
27. 38 Special - Wild Eyed Southern Boys
28. Johnny Van Zant Band - Standing In The Darkness
29. Super Groups Salute To The South Break - Pat St. John
30. Commercial - Nestlé $100,000 Bar
31. Commercial - Budweiser (BusBoys)

32. Super Groups Intro To Outlaws - Pat St. John
33. Outlaws - Ghost Riders In The Sky
34. Henry Paul Band - Grey Ghost
35. Super Groups Salute To The South Break - Pat St. John
36. Commercial - Honda Motorcycles
37. Commercial - Keepsake Diamond Rings
38. Commercial - Lifesavers

39. Super Groups Intro to Rossington Collins Band - Pat St. John
40. Rossington Collins - Prime Time
41. Lynyrd Skynyrd - Free Bird
42. Super Groups Salute To The South Break - Pat St. John
43. Commercial - Nestlé $100,000 Bar
44. Super Groups Salute To The South Outro and Credits - Pat St. John

Allman Brothers Band / Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-26

Allman Brothers Band
Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-26
for broadcast the weekend of September 22, 1989
Concord Pavilion, Concord, CA...but see information below...

Digitized from 3-LP set May 2015.
Flac files of wavs.
Includes 300 dpi scan of cue sheet and disc label.

Discs 1, 2 and 3:
01: Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-26 Intro
02. Commercial - Miller Lite
03. Statesboro Blues
04. Blues Ain't Nothin'
05. Commercial - Miller Lite
06. Commercial - Listermint
07. Commercial - Volkswagen GTI
08. Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-26 Break
09. Commercial - Miller Lite
10. Blue Sky
11. Commercial - Volkswagen GTI
12. Commercial - Listermint
13. Commercial - Miller Lite
14. Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-26 Break
15. In Memory of Elizabeth Reed
16. Commercial - Miller Lite
17. Commercial - Listermint
18. Commercial - California Fruit Bartlett Pears
19. Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-26 Break

Discs 4, 5, and 6:
20. Dreams
21. Commercial - Listermint
22. Commercial - Volkswagen GTI
23. Commercial - Miller Lite
24. Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-26 Break
25. Jessica
26. Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-26 Break
27. Commercial - Miller Lite
28. Commercial - Volkswagen GTI
29. Commercial - Listermint
30. Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-26 Break
31. Whipping Post
32. Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-26 Outro
33. Commercial - Miller Lite

There are seven songs spread across six sides...most of the songs are over ten minutes long.

https://mega.co.nz/#!SMIEDA4L!GIIUxHDaPn25D35yhUieFWJW_ktpg3FxgKyb9KEaEE4

The big mystery:

This version is digitized from Westwood One Superstars In Concert CO-89-26 for broadcast the weekend of September 22, 1989.  The concert is identified as from the Concord Pavilion by the announcer on tracks 1 and 26.

There is another Westwood One Superstars In Concert show from 1990 with an identical track listing, 90-16 for broadcast the weekend of July 14-15, 1990.  The number 90-16 is printed on the LP discs and that number is in sequence with the broadcast window date (90-15 is Don Henley for July 8-9 and show 90-17 is Bruce Hornsby for broadcast July 21-22).

However, the cue sheet for the 1990 Allman Brothers show has the number of 90-28 on it.

There was an ongoing mix-up that summer at Westwood One, because the Don Henley show for July 7-8 has discs 90-15 and cue 90-27, the Tom Petty show for Aug. 26-28 has discs 90-22 and cues 90-34, the Elton John show for Sept. 22-23 has discs 90-26 and cues 90-38.  And there may be more....

The 1990 show - whether it's 90-16 or 90-28...has been identified several times on Ebay as Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View.  Presumably that comes from the announcer, too, but I can't verify that as I don't have a copy.

The Allman Brothers played both venues in 1989, a day apart:

Concord Pavilion Aug. 10, 1989
Shoreline Amphitheatre Aug. 11, 1989

Westwood One may have recorded both shows, but it's not likely they would have edited two identical track listings out of the raw recordings and broadcast both of them.  The most likely guess is that one of the shows was incorrectly identified.  It's also possible that the show is a composite of recordings from both venues, leading to the difference in attribution.

I'm listing this as Concord, but if anyone can confirm or deny the actual venue by comparing with an audience tape, that would solve this mystery.

Allman Brothers Band - Tampa `70

Allman Brothers Band

Tampa,Florida `70

For brother Mitch who used to be posting on the FBS and on the Wagon (and there was another one:The Blue Suede Lounge; do yu still remember?) in the early days of beginning. The hot days! Always very funny,too...

The only reason to give cource for concern is,that I`m afraid he got this boot for a long time already (haha)...

For the ones,who maybe still don`t have this one: Excellent Allman Brothers performance; the rhythm section`s playing cool and groovy, while Duane let his guitar howl.

Beautiful!

And Exciting: It`s the Allman Brothers 1970.

But:

Much too short recording...
(Oh, I forgot: Unknown date of performing)

01. Statesboro Blues 6:52

02. Trouble No More 5:09

03. Goin`Down Slow 8:58

04. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed 18:30

FLAC recording!

Soundboard!

Thanks to the original source!

Enjoy!

Tampa
or
320

The Allman Brothers Band - last live Concert at Fillmore East 1971

The Allman Brothers Band - Last live Concert at Fillmore East 1971

Type: Bootleg
Format: Flac
Source: Soundboard
Date :1991 Made In :Italy
Quality: A+
Download size: One file 379 MB
Lineage: ? Soudboard - Reel to Reel > Silver CD > Flac > You
Covers included

Notes: I recieved this show in trade this past summer It is a Kick ass Show
featuring the original Allman Brothers Line up. This is one of those shows you do
not want to miss.

Included notes: What can be said about this legendary Allman Brothers Band set that
hasn't been said before? Not much, but for the sake of those unfamiliar with this
particular show, here they are, the original lineup, performing the last set
ever to be played at the venerable Fillmore East.

Country influences were not yet prominent in the group’s sound, but their
unique blend of rock, blues and jazz was reaching stratospheric regions by
this point. Duane Allman and Dickey Betts’ telepathic lead guitar playing
combined with Berry Oakley's incredibly inventive, melodic bass to achieve a
pure, improvisational genius, equal to the likes of the greatest jazz
performers. Add Gregg Allman's bluesy organ, authentic gritty vocals and the
dynamic, propulsive drumming duo of Johanson and Trucks, and you have
one of the most innovative and captivating bands to ever play the Fillmore.

After the classic Bill Graham introduction, the group warms up with
"Statesboro Blues." After three more, relatively short bluesy numbers - all of
which are played wonderfully - they get down to serious business on "In
Memory Of Elizabeth Reed." Here, the band takes flight, soaring upward with
Betts' and Allman's inspired guitar playing, riffs vacillating from beautiful to
furious. This is also a testament to Berry Oakley's bass playing as an integral
melodic factor to the band's overall sound.

Following a straightforward, concise rendition of "Midnight Rider," the band
takes flight again on the fierce, propulsive instrumental "Hot ‘Lanta." Next up
is the ever popular "Whipping Post," here stretched out to almost twenty
minutes of epic jamming that never loses interest as Duane Allman explores
the farthest reaches of possibility on slide guitar. With the band's allotted
time having just run out, Bill Graham returns to the stage to say thanks and
goodbye to the Fillmore East audience. The band, still hungry to play, begins
the classic riff that launches "You Don't Love Me," and before you know it,
are off on another epic jam that would go down in history as the last song
ever played at the Fillmore East.

Of course nobody knew it at the time, but Duane Allman had less than 100
days left to live after this performance. He would be killed in a motorcycle
accident on October 29, 1971 in Macon, Georgia, when his bike collided
with a truck. Approximately a year after that tragic loss, Berry Oakley died
in another motorcycle accident, only three blocks away from the site of Allman's
fatal accident, on November 11, 1972.

Band Lineup:
Gregg Allman - organ, vocals
Duane Allman - guitar, vocals
Dickey Betts - guitar, vocals
Berry Oakley - bass, vocals
Butch Trucks - drums
Jai Johanson - drums

Tracklisting:
01. (00:00:54) - Bill Graham Introduction
02. (00:04:28) - Statesboro Blues
03. (00:03:37) - Don't Keep Me Wonderin'
04. (00:03:36) - Done Somebody Wrong
05. (00:05:26) - One Way Out
06. (00:12:34) - In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed
07. (00:03:08) - Midnight Rider
08. (00:05:42) - Hot 'Lanta
09. (00:19:17) - Whipping Post
10. (00:01:23) - Bill Graham Outro
11. (00:17:56) - You Don't Love Me

Enjoy or not!

https://rapidshare.com/files/933731306/THB_1971.rar

Allman Brothers Band - First Flight (1969)

Allman Brothers Band - First Flight (1969)

Format: Flac
Source: Soundboard>Silver>CD>Flac>You
Quality: A+
Sound Quality: 8.5
Download size: One file 379 MB

Notes: This is regarded as the first live show of the Allman Brothers Band, and was recorded just four days after their official foundation. Besides some oscillation and abrupt cuts and fades the sound is pretty good considering the date which this took place, more than 40 years ago, March 1969.

Band Members: Original line up:
Gregg Allman - organ, piano, guitar, vocals
Duane Allman - guitar, slide guitar
Dickey Betts - guitar, slide guitar, vocals
Berry Oakley - bass, vocals
Butch Trucks - drums, tympani
Jai Johanny "Jaimoe" Johanson - drums, percussion

CD 1:
1. Don't Want You No More
2. Rock Me Baby
3. Crossroads
4. Born In Chicago
5. Willie Jean Jam
6. Born Under A Bad Sign

CD 2:
1. She Has Funny Cars
2. Hey Joe
3. New Shoes Blues
4. Travellin' Music Jam

Enjoy or not!

https://rapidshare.com/files/2194688431/AB_1969.rar

Allman Brothers Band - Stonybrook 7-26-1970

Allman Brothers Band - Stonybrook 7-26-1970

State University Of New York at Stony Brook Gym
Stony Brook, New York

Type: Bootleg
Format: Flac
Source: Soundboard
Quality A+
Download Size: One file 418 MB

The band was formed in Jacksonville, Florida on March 26, 1969, and consisted of Brothers Duane and Gregg Allman, Dickey Betts,

Berry Oakley, Butch Trucks, and Jai Johanny Johanson. This is a most excellent Soundboard recording of the band early days. I

wouldn't miss this one if you are an Allman Brothers fan. Some mind blowing guitar work here very tight band. The Band was in top form this evening.

The Band: 1970
Duane and Gregg Allman
Dickey Betts
Berry Oakley
Butch Trucks
Jai Johanny Johanson.

Setlist:
(there are actually 6 "tracks"
01. Don't Keep Me Wonderin'
02. Stormy Monday
03. Elizabeth Reed
04. You Don't Love Me
05. Dreams I'll Never See > Mountain Jam >
06. Drums >
07. Mountain Jam

Enjoy or not!

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