The Allman Brothers Band - Full Concert - 01/05/80 - Capitol Theatre (OFFICIAL)
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- The Allman Brothers Band - Full Concert
Recorded Live: 1/5/1980 - Capitol Theatre (Passaic, NJ)
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Setlist:
0:00:00 - Taking The Stage
0:01:54 - Don't Want You No More/It's Not My Cross To Bear
0:10:29 - Can't Take It With You
0:14:29 - Blue Sky
0:19:59 - Stormy Monday
0:27:57 - Blind Love
0:33:39 - Crazy Love
0:37:17 - Just Ain't Easy
0:42:20 - In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed (Incomplete)
0:52:14 - Try It One More Time
0:57:15 - One Way Out
1:06:19 - Statesboro Blues
1:11:56 - Southbound
1:20:15 - Jessica
1:29:29 - Whipping Post
1:45:05 - Pegasus
1:46:53 - Midnight Rider
1:47:34 - Will The Circle Be Unbroken
1:50:56 - Ramblin' Man
Personnel:
Gregg Allman - keyboards, vocals
Dickey Betts - guitar, vocals
Dan Toler - guitar
David Goldflies- bass
Butch Trucks - drums
Jai Johnny Johansen - drums
Bonnie Bramlett - vocals, tambourine 
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The man's voice and his soul was meant to play and sing the blues.
My favorite band of all ! I am a percussionist and I learned it by watching Butch and Jamo and the band love them all. The different members that have come and gone. Miss them all so much thank God for recordings. Rip all of you!
Dangerous Dan Toler was a gem. RIP to all the ABB band members who have left us.
Can you imagine being Toler and Betts jamming together like butter....smooth, Fun!!
Dangerous Dan's guitar playing is fantastic. His lead guitar playing on One Way Out from this show is tremendous. 🎸
@@SuperStrik9 whipping post solo wowzer......
I feel for "Dangerous Dan," ALS took my grandmother, and it's a terrible way to die. RIP Dan Toler.
DANGEROUS DAN TOLER one heck of a guitar man !
INCREDIBLE - - THE WHOLE BAND - - THE DUAL DRUM AND BASS GUITAR BIT WAS FANTASTIC -AND OF COURSE GREG'S BLUESY VOICE IS TOPS - DICKEY AND DANGEROUS DAN ARE THE GREATEST DUO GUITAR TEAM - UNREAL - GOD BLESS THEM ALL -UNREAL -
I love when musicians recognize their talents and decide they have something special to offer the world..and go for it.
Are u ok?
I'm at that point now with my guitar playing. There's a difference between I can play the guitar and I have something fresh to offer the world.
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Indeed
It's more luck to have the chance than anything else lol but yeah music is cool
Dickey Betttsssss we love you
Absolutely love these guys ❤
Hands Down, The BEST Band Ever to Come out of the U'S'A, This Music will Live On as long as People Can Hear, Cousin Figel
You got that one right
Best improvisational southern Rock/Blues band in history. Mr. RhythmMan once use to say, "It's close enough to be jazz."
Saw them at the capital theater in 72. On of the true great live bands.
Remember this like it was yesterday ,Capitol Theater was always a great venue ! Few days after NewYeats 1980 , RIP Brothers
39 years after still alive ! good music cannot die !
Incredibly good concert. I didnt mean to watch any of it but couldn't turn it off. God, they're fantastic!!
Jeez. These guys were absolutely awesome! Wish I could've seen them live in their heyday. At least we have concert footage to watch 😎👍 the next best thing.
I stopped counting shows 17 starting in 1970...
I did❤🌴😎
I saw the original group. This group is good but not AS good.
@@rickc9539 Dan Toler, Warren Haynes, good players but Duane was unique.
So agreed
And don' t to forget Berry Oakley.
This is my second YT live. The first 1.5 minutes were just as good as a Dead concert. Not that I've been to one of those either...
This is such a beautiful concert 🎶🎼😇🌍🎶🙌🌞
Dickey Betts’ solo on my cross to bear is everything.
Yes FUCKING A!!!!!
@@MARKIEBANUNCE o
John M: Dickie Betts - such a fantastic technical guitarist. But with so much feeling that is unmistakable. And great licks and superb timing. Plus his singing! It's hard to believe he was eventually fired, this iconic Brother who carried the group after Duane died. ABB would not have a top 10 hit with Ramblin Man. Not to mention Blue Sky, Liz Reed, High Falls, Southbound . . . What a freakin tragedy! And though Great Southern lasted some 10 years, it never equaled his success with ABB.
@@yvonnelaurenty6427 Dickey was fired for being a violent drunk.
Shepherd's Chapel Network !!!!!!! Chapter by Chapter / Verse by Verse !!!!!!! Amen
She's belting it out🎤🎼🎹
I saw this tour at The Greek Theater in Los Angeles. One of the greatest experiences of my concert going career....
Unsurpassed beautiful music from the heart and soul. Timeless. XO
I'm in n heaven on a Saturday morn 7:23am..got these beautiful musicians in my home....dont get any better.. .
I've probably watched this 20 times in its entirety so far this month. Talk about an overall great performance by everyone. Great show!
Didnt know Jaimoe smoked,,,,
Whipping Post seems off. Even for an epic live show.
Dickie's playing is amazing but the ladies all agree, we loved looking at Gregg😘 His vocals were so effortless, iconic and the most recognizable element of the ABB.
Rest in peace Gregg.
T Brad Women love Gregg.'I sat down and wrote you a long letter!'
U ain't lying. I have an older cousin who is in love with him, so much so it was agreed upon by her husband, a big fan, if she got the chance to sleep with him she could lol. Alive obviously to any jokesters. Shes a very attractive woman too.🤣👍
*Dickey
It's about the music boys. Duane was the driving force. I love Greg's voice so blue. Could you imagine having a voice like that at 17?!?
His penis was said to be a full three inches long.
Wish Dangerous Dan was still with us. A great player!!
Good
Capitol theater so iconic. It was my home away from home.
I saw these guys about a half a year later June 25th 1980 at the Pine Knob by Detroit , they were awesome
I cannot believe that they played Pat Metheny's "San Lorenzo" over the PA when the band took their encore break. I guess I shouldn't have been surprised, since they were into all sorts of jazz (and Jai was a jazz drummer), but I did a double take when I heard that. Probably the most beautiful tune I've ever heard. I wonder whose idea that was.
Bonnie Bramlett was so young here....weren't we all! Gregg is just so fine! Dickie Betts is terrific! Great Band!
absolutely.peace
He sure was fine!
Pat Hesselgrave very true Bonnie Bramlet looks send sounds like Dale Krantz Rossington..she is married to Lynerd Skynerd founding member Gary Rossington...they both are underestmated singers...they don't make them like this anymore.... Skynerd was great too we are from the same area they all where from God bless you and yours
Bonnie's birthday was just a couple of days ago, as well. I never knew she was the first Sister until just a few days ago.
now that what im talkin bout!! music is healing:)
I had the pleasure of seeing this same show at The Forum in LA. -Thanks, Poster..!
This was my first time to see The Allman brothers. ...the 1980 US Tour ....
I was so impressed. ...
Lucky you. I didn’t get to see The Allman Brothers live until 1992 (twice), & 1994. By 1980 I had already seen Black Sabbath, Yes, Jethro Tull, Kansas, & Rush. It took me 12 years to catch on. Once I did they became one of my all time favorites. When Gov’t Mule formed, I’d catch them live whenever I could. Then after Dickey was fired I would see him & Great Southern live whenever they played annually from 2006-2014! Dickey is such an amazing guitarist, song writer & musician!!!
I probably shouldn't bring this up because hey we all have a past but I think Greg was wired. watch his mouth movements and moving his Jaws. But let me tell you everyday 60% of the music I listen to probably is Gregg Allman I just wish I would have had the opportunity to have met him I think he was kind of guy that wouldn't matter what Walk of Life you came from if he liked you he would befriend you
Awesome great harp etc thanks so much
I was at this concert with my brother!
Can't believe that i found this. I was there. Remember it like it was yesterday.
They were all kinda wrecked this night...but still the best dang rock & roll band on the planet. And that Bonnie can sure enough wail. Lawd, Lawd....
They were definitely in their element
I saw them in 76 aft the
Bayfront Center I remember that one I was preg with my first child.sober lol this band made me pick up a guitar in 1972 first Isong learned was Sweet Melissa. Still play it today. With many others. . 68 to 72 killer music. I couldn't stand it any longer. Got me a guitar and have not put it down since last time counted I know 146 songs. I'm sure I left some out. Soooo much killer. Music I would say 68 ,to 95 we're my best years in music. Those times can never be repeated.
DAMN! that's rock-n-roll!
That's SOUTHERN Rock! They set the table for Skynrd, Marshall Tucker Band, and so many more. Check out The Atlanta Rhythm Section if you like this. It's got a touch of something else. Hope you like it.
That little Pat Methany piece at the beginning was cool. That too was an awesome album. I still jam that album a lot.
I miss Pat Metheny, thanks for the reminder.
Perfect
Gregg Allman- Keyboards, vocal, Dickey Betts- guitars and vocals, Dan Toler- guitar, Dsvid Goldflies- bass, Butch Trucks- drums, Jai Johnny Johnsen- drums, Bonnie Bramlett- vocals, tambourine
Dan Toler's playing is pretty inspiring in this show......
Toler was amazing...this show is a poor example..but, he adds an eerie, haunting quality to these songs which are known and remembered by the way Duane with Betts did them...big shoes to fill. RIP
Dan Toler was an amazing guitarist
Possibly a little too much top end @ times. I think I preferred the late Allan Woody, but he wasn't part of the picture yet. Also Bonnie's vocals work great with Dickies, but perhaps put the tambourine down.
@@judygirl3102 you could say almost "dangerous"!
Why u got to say that man no one cares just love what u r seeing hearing man stop the gossip
Dickey Betts wrote all the commercial hits this band had, sang and was the glue after Gregg went on his heroin voyage. Most under rated guitar player in history,
Well...aside from megahit #2 Ramblin' Man, not really. Then they had to eventually kick Betts out and show-cased the duo of Warren Haynes and Derek Trucks - Amazing! They had success on the Mainstream Rock Charts in the 90s forward. Saw Dickey Betts Band solo - they were great!
I was here, fn great concert. Wanted to jump up on that stage! 23-24 years old!
I wasn't there but Damn awesome 40years later
me too
Love this!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Goosebumps and shivers 😇🎼✝️☮️
YEAH THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND YOU ARE THE BEST IT IS 5 O CLOCK I WOKE UP AN HOUR AGO NOW I AM LISTENING THE NEWS ON MY RADIO YOU BOYS AND GIRLS ARE REAL LEGENDS I AM DRINKING MY COFFEE SMOKING AND LISTENING TO YOU I LIKE IT
My God !! What a Show ! I thought I had seen some of the best
Great, thanks for uploading!!
When they move into Not My Cross to Bear and Dickey hits that note and Gregg stands up. Quite a scene!
This made my day! That was the best drum solo I've seen in my life! I got to go look for the song Pegasus.
🙏Thank You 🙏
Amazing music! :-)
this is the mofaqn s#iT.. born in 80 and this is the ultimate music to my ears!!!
Gregg was born at St. Thomas hospital in Nashville TN, my mother in law was a nurse there, the fifth floor 😇😇🎼🌞🙌✝️☮️
Wish you were here is playing on the 📻🦌💋🩷🎼✌️😇💐🌞🦋🕊️🙏🔔
Nice great live 👌😁
Hey you 🤗, Time is playing 📻🦌💋🩷🎼🎸🥁🎹✝️☮️🎤🎶💐🦋🌍🌞😎🕊️
Thank you. ...
Awesome bass playing,😇🎼🎶🎵🎸✌️🎼✝️☮️
The instrumental beyond believe .
But Greggorys singing is out of this world !!!!!!
historic music I will allways consider ABB the greatest Southern Rock band of all time and Dicky as one of the most talanted and underrated guitarist of his time. With that said however, in my humble opnion, they just never got the spine tingling sound back on Whipping Post and Dreams that they had with Duane and Dickey together. I think Gregg even eluded to that in an interview. This is not to say ABB went on to create historic music that has and will stand the test of time. At 62, revisiting the old ABB has sparked the passion in me to pick up my guitar and bluers harp and get back at it.
Dickys the best…
You're partly right about losing that magic when it comes to the loss of the leader, Duane,, but that's how it is with everything that's artistically intended to touch our emotions/senses! But like most things in life, they're sort of ~Seasonal~ and we have to grow and adapt to differences how or what they may be! This is life my friend!!!! God bless!!!
No artist or band can keep the "urgency and fire" of youth alive forever, it's simply impossible. Even if Duane had lived, they would not have sounded the same in 1980 as they did in 1971, which was their absolute apex. And IMO that was the best that any band ever was playing that particular style of blues rock, it was transcendent.
Dickey and Gregg and the rest looking fine!!!!!
Always awesome!
They saved the best for last. When they were screamin, I had to dance! I feel like I went to the show.
dang Dickey Bettes is something else and everyone obviously. Great video 🔥🔥🔥
Nobody does it better!
well noise! fr. manila
LOVE Gregg's southern accent.
I love southern accent, period.
Being from Georgia they were it.
I saw this tour in pittsburghs civic arena charlie daniels was the opening act what a show
AB just keep on coming such a respite in mindful delight.
Bloody hell....that's good.
Love me some Gregg!
I wish I was old enough to attend. Fantastic!
this is an extension of the enlightened rogues tour I saw them in 79-80 and 81 the first tour was best without the idiot kbd player who would pull out his ketar. I saw them at the greek theater here in LA later in 1980 I was 10 rows back that was amazing I was right in line with toler's amplifier and it was LOUD!
Just one of the nany AB Roads to enjoy the ride, views we can relate to.
Great stuff, , that looks like Bonnie Bramlett over there!
Yes that's Bonnie!
This is awesome! Fantastic✌👌
SWEET!
Gem pf a post. Thank you!
Bonnie Bramlet and Dale Krantz Rossington look the same send sound the same ..they both are very under estimated God bless you all
David Goldflies, is one underrated bass player.
Gregg spo serd. By bud king of blues rip Duane and Greg AND bass king mr barry Oakley
Yes I have to agree. This show proves it...
First heard the Allman Brothers in the late 60s/early 70's Ramblin Man. Got to see them numerous times, one time in Lenox MA in 1981, got there of Friday afternoon with three friends in my 69 Mustang, we just left from class in high school and headed to Lenox. There was an open field where everyone Parked. For three nights we slept in the field in or on my car. More friends from my hometown showed up with food.....Mind candy was a constant and when Sunday afternoon came around at 3 PM Eddie money played for three hours as the back up band and then the Allman Brothers came on around 6 pm and played until midnight, best I ever saw them, just like this. we got pulled over by the police on the way home, empty beers all over the back seat floor, the cops looked at my friend chuck and said "You look like you had a rough weekend" gave me a 25 dollar ticket for speeding and sent us on our way. Those were the days. God Bless Greg Allman, may he rest in peace and he is with his brother now
💗 💖 💘 💝 💟 ☮️!!!!!!!!!! YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
such excellence!!!! Tight band
yes
Even when they weren't so "tight" they were awesome! I've seen some not so stellar shows and they were just as enjoyable!!
The 1st ABB show I attended was January 78 @ the capital, Passaic
Snow storm canceled the first show and they performed anyway 🎭 😊 2nights at the capital...awwwwsomeness. my first ABB shows.
The palladium, MSG w.run DMC, AEROSMITH . Lots'a more shows at the capital, n.j. Dicky Betts band opening for Greg Allman band @ stone pony. Lots'a shows,awwwwsome memories
Saw them 4 days before this at the New Haven Coliseum on NYE, a CT band Fountainhead opened for them, what great audio on this early recording! We were fortunate that they played several NYE’s at New Haven, it was a large venue that seated 20,000, and of course there was Toads!
inversemedia, I was at that NYE New haven show 4 days prior to this one too. I was a freshman in high school dating a senior who took me with her and just before the encore I gave her my NYE cone hat they gave us at the door. She threw it at Gregg as he walked back out to play the encore and he wore it for a minute or two....totally forgot Fountainhead opened that show....
fountainhead...i used to have a signed album i got while stationed at the sub base in new london. used to see them play in the bars for free. good times.
I love Bonnie so much!
Best Band Ever puts that great feeling in you man ........................my mom took me to see them back in Fillmore East 1970/1971 God Like ! Oh Lord
+Richard Cosmillo
I Hate You!!
Dicky Betts is a true Guitar Player. turn it up
My favorite Band this era EVER
Chills 😇😎😊
Lord have Mery🩷🥁🎹🎸✝️☮️🎼😇🌍🙌🕊️💐
RIP Dicky. This was my first concert ever. Wonder if footage of Point Blank exists. ❤
The Adventure isn't Over Yet you'll See no Cross do we Beautiful people bear
True Brothers having te the time of their life with the world
I have loved and listened to the Allmans constantly for over 40 years. When Gregg sounds like he does hear even he would admit now he was wrecked. Dickey ,Dan and the rest sound ok though. Thanks for posting!!
Ned Johnson Me too!! Grew up listening to them! It was then. That's what he did. No more. Liver transplant.
that's rock and roll folks..
I concurr, mighty fine bassist.
Holy Smoly ... Turn it up: . smoke, snort ,bang,, trip, drink, be happy. Inhale life. peace
I saw g Gregg in Macon Gearga, and went to the big house and the graves of Duane and Berry on a wonderful journey. Trip was partly sunny and partly bad. 💘
Too many ads on here.
RIP Dickie 😭
got to spend two days with gregg , one drinking and playing b3s at a friends , and the other at daytona bike week..............always a big fan ................j
jfingerskeys You lucky thing!! He's so hot!! I met him in a club after a concert in Raleigh, NC in '94. He got up and jammed with the blues band. So awesome as always!! He is a phenom on the organ/keyboard, and he is a true legend. I wish so much Duane had lived. And Berry.
me too
+Sunny Johnson
yep - seems like he's mostly known for his voice, but he is a great keyboardist , when he's healthy and "present"......but I don't fault him for having troubles....we all do.
Stellar, and surprisingly good sound for 1980. Boonie Bramlett's vocals are fine, sometimes spectacular.
Love the blues and love you 😘
Dangerous Dan👏👏👏👏
Always Be Yourself So Happy-go-lucky me always on Top of My Life Also true Blue....hahaha love you forevermore