ROIO: audio and/or video recording of a performance that was not officially released by the artist, or under other legal authority. Soundboards, Quality Audience Recordings, FM Broadcasts, Concert Videos and Out of Print Recordings.
Sunday, October 19, 2025
Warren Haynes - The Ritz Power Jam, The Ritz, NYC, NY February 5th 1993
Wednesday, July 9, 2025
Warren Haynes & The Rich Hippies - Warren's House in Asheville, NC 1985
And Near The Beginning...
Warren Haynes & The Rich Hippies - Warren's House in Asheville, NC 1985
1. You Can't Judge A Book By It's Cover 6:31
2. Wild Fire 3:27
3. The Letter 3:30
4. Loan Me A Dime 7:35
5. Trouble No More 4:05
25:08
Warren Haynes got his first break joining David Allan Coe's touring and recording band in the early 1980s. David Allan Coe Bass Guitarist Mickey Hayes first saw Haynes performing at a nightclub called "The Brass Tap" in Asheville, NC. Coe and the band had just finished a movie called "Lady Grey", and the lead guitarist was going to be let go. Hayes went to Coe and told him of a promising guitarist he saw and recommended Haynes be hired ASAP to join the band and fill the spot. Upon Hayes advice, Coe called and asked Haynes join the band. He joined that night and played in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
He toured for a few years throughout America, along with trips overseas to Norway, Denmark, and Britain, amongst others. Haynes met Dickey Betts while recording a David Allen Coe X-rated album in the studio in Nashville, TN. Late at night during recording, Coe left and came back with friends Dickey Betts, Gregg Allman, and Don Johnson of the television show Miami Vice. This was Haynes' first introduction to Dickey Betts.
After playing with Coe for years, Warren Haynes and Mickey Hayes left Coe and relocated to Nashville, where they shared an apartment and worked together to form the band "Rich Hippies" which consisted of: Dennis Robbins on slide guitar and backing vocals, Mickey Hayes on Bass guitar and backing vocals, Mark Deaver on drums and Warren Haynes on lead guitar and lead vocals, and Tommy Irwin on steel guitar. The band lasted over a year from 1984 to late 1985, with them performing various clubs around the Nashville area.
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Wednesday, October 16, 2024
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Wednesday, September 1, 2021
Gov't Mule - The Very Best Of Covers Live
Originally posted January 13, 2009
A Great Compilation of Songs Covered by Gov't Mule including songs by King Crimson, The Beatles, Free, Pink Floyd and Black Sabbath. Excellent Sound!
Track List:
CD1
01. Feelin' Alright
02. The Hunter
03. Mississipi Queen
04. 21st Century Man
05. War Pigs
06. Helter Skelter
07. Madman Across The Water
08. Shine On You Crazy Diamond
09. Don't Stop On The Grass, Sam
10. Dazed And Confused
11. Red House
CD2
01. I Put A Spell On You
02. Since I've Been Loving You
03. It Hurts Me Too
04. Oh, Well
05. Look On Yonder Wall
06. Mr. Big
07. Little Wing
08. Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys
09. Don't Cut My Hair-Spanish Moon
CD3
01. Sad And Deep As You
02. Dreams
03. Tomorrow Never Knows
04. Breakdown
05. Sunshine Of Your Love
06. Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)
07. Lively Up Yourself
08. Cortez The Killer
09. Wish You Were Here
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September ABR&L OPEN!
Saturday, May 2, 2015
Allman Brothers Band / Westwood One Superstars In Concert 89-26
Allman Brothers BandWestwood 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.
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Warren Haynes - 2012-04-23 - Amoebe Records - San Francisco,CA
Amoeba Records
San Francisco, CA
April 23, 2012
02. River's Gonna Rise 4:05
03. Real Thing 6:58
04. Beautifully Broken 3:41
05. Warren speaks about Levon Helm 1:16
06. Your Wildest Dreams 7:04
07. Patchwork Quilt 4:52
08. Warren speaks about 420 1:39
09. Frozen Fear 5:22
10. Warren talks with crowd and tunes up for final song 3:35
11. It Hurts Me Too 6:57
Sunday, June 17, 2012
Gov´t Mule - 2010-08-01 - Riverfront Park - Cocoa,FL
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Warren Haynes - Atomic Studios 1997
Warren Haynes - Atomic Studios
Clinton, NY June 26, 1997
Stellar FM Source @160
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Track List:
Early Show
01-I'll Be The One
02-Before You Came
03-I Shall Be Released
04-How Blue Can You Get
05-Wasted Times
06-End Of The Line
07-Gonna Send You Back
08-To Lay Me Down
09-Soulshine
10-Old Friend
Late Show
11-The Big Muddy
12-End Of The Line
13-Before You Came
14-Goin' To Slow Down
15-Loaded Dice
16-Sad & Deep As You
17-John The Revelator
18-Painted Silver Light
19-Come & Go Blues
20-I've Been Loving You
Atomic Studios






