The Allman Brothers Band - Full Concert - 07/12/86 - Starwood Amphitheatre (OFFICIAL)
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- The Allman Brothers Band - Full Concert
Recorded Live: 7/12/1986 - Starwood Amphitheatre (Nashville, TN)
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Setlist:
0:00:00 - Intro by Charlie Daniels
0:00:53 - Statesboro Blues
0:06:13 - Blue Sky
0:11:11 - One Way Out
0:20:37 - In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed
0:32:56 - Ramblin' Man
0:38:41 - Jessica
0:48:24 - Whipping Post (incomplete)
Personnel:
Dickey Betts - guitar, vocals
Gregg Allman - organ, vocals
Jai Johanny "Jaimoe" Johanson - drums
Butch Trucks - drums
"Dangerous" Dan Toler - guitar
Chuck Leavell - piano
Bruce Waibel - bass
Jerry McCoy - bass 
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Gosh, I have soooo many great memories of the Allman Brothers Band. I was raised in Jacksonville, FL in the 70's and graduated from Englewood High School in 1980. I went to the Sunshine Jam in 1976 (I think...I'm 61 now..yikes) in the Gator Bowl. The reefer was plentiful that day and at 14 years old my memory of that long hot day is not so good..heeheehee. I just remember dancing my way to the stage to do what I still call "shake my booty dancing" to be close to the speakers for the Allman Brothers Band music. Gosh, as I type this comment I'm listening to a RUclips 58 minute live video and just singing my heart out. And YES, I am up shaking my booty albeit not high..lol.
My boyfriend took to see a freaking awesome Allman Brothers Cover Band a few months ago at a small venue in Jacksonville. Their name is Steelin Peaches. I felt like I was 14 again. The band was soooo good. Two drummers, two guitar players, a large bongo type instrument, keyboardist, etc. Their music, their voice, their stage presence took me back 47 years!!!!! Steelin Peaches travels all over Florida, Georgia, Alabama. If you love the Allman Brothers Band, you'll LOVE Steelin Peaches. They do not know I'm writing this. I'm just an ole' Southern Rock girl. Play on ABB in heaven and I'll be up front shaking my booty when I get there xoxoxox
Rest in Peace Dickey, you were the best. ✝️
Dan Toler...so much underrated. Great guitarist!
Dan Toler was magician !!! R.I.P. GREAT ONE !!!
50:39 whoa! absolutely!!
So goddamn into these guys once again after many years of not listening. RIP Dickey. I saw them in 1990 and 1992, they were total badasses.
RIP Gregg, Butch and Dan. Great musicians...thank you for passing the love our way. The music lives on.
Every member of this band was a national treasure. So glad Dicky Betts is still with us.
AMEN!
I know that’s right! God I miss them!
My sister Becky just said wouldn't you give your right arm to be able to play like Dicky. Is't that the Truth, we've been Blessed with this Wonderful Band for so many Great years. Yes Bluelicks101 They are a National Treasure. We Saw them in Indy in 1975, muddy opened for them. I was a Cub.
I saw The Allman Brothers in August 98. Dickey Betts and Jack Pearson were on guitars and to this day that concert is the greatest musical experience of my life. People talk about seeing The Grateful Dead with Jerry Garcia. That's how I feel about seeing The Allman Brothers with Dickey Betts.
Most people wouldn't think so. But the Allman Brothers double album compilations make for Great work out music in the home gym (basement). Just plug into either 1970's "The Road Goes on Forever" or 1971's "Filmore East - Live." I do the exercise bike with Headphones and try my hardest to emmulate Gregg's deep and rich blues vocals. It is often said, "If you want to introduce someone who has never heard this iconic band, turn them onto the Filmore East - Live album.
Dickie really steped up his game after Duane left us! Chuck was a great addition to the band when they needed it also! Loved this band from the beginning to the end!
Dan Toler....my favorite....after Dickie and Duane....he really played tastefully and with perfect intonation.....from the heart....
Jason Lee !
I love his playing so much.
Very true. Always great time and phrasing. Bends and vibrato always in tune. Beautiful tone.
Dangerous Dan Toler was a beast, and maybe the only guy that could keep up with full speed Dickey Betts. His technique and speed was out of this world. Loved his solos. RIP legend.
Great!!!°
Man this never gets old to me I could listen these cats all day everyday my heart truly is joyous whem I hear them. I remeber when a family memeber turned me on to the Bros he hands me this cassette of the Philmore East tape an obvious bootleg from the concert could hear people having good time and it was obvious the tape has been copied a bunch of times the quality wasnt all that great. But turn that baby up all the way. Morandi told me the story that him and a friend ditch school this one day, trippen on somwthing they took the trolly into NYC from Queens flying high. He said they went Central Park to find some chicks to hang with and they could hear this acoustic guitar music and singing. They xould not find out were this music was coming from it sounded like it was from every were at the same time. He said they walked most of the park trying find the source of this amazing music. They finnaly find a bunch of people standing by the pond area central to the park, Duu. He said its was the Allman Brothers he was 17 at the time when this happened. I was totaly aw struck picturing this, he finished saying who ever the leader was of the band said they were playing The Philmore East the next night and invited everyone to come down. At the time he had no idea who they were. Later of course found out who they were ect after hearing that and holding this old recopied tape numerous times, I was right there in that story on the way home back to Jersey that night listening to the band that has been the best well for sure one of the best I say that because he also turnes me onto SRV my buddy Lou gave me my biggest source of joy the LEGENDS that I just cant stop listening to like I am that 17 year old kid he was back then
this is the real deal youngins
It's so important that you point that out to the youth.
ABB was one of the best live bands on the planet!! And on a really excellent night no one could touch them! Hittin the note was Berry Oakleys saying for Allman Brothers Magic nights. Great performance in Nashville TN!! Really missing these guys!!
These guys were REAL musicians, they played and toured constantly,(at least during their days with Duane Allman. Barry Oakley and Butch Trucks). Best Southern Rock ever from them
When it comes to Dickie Betts, all I can say is...."DAMN!"
+robert glenn Yep!!! Dickey Betts is,,, well,,,,,, DICKEY BETTS!!! One very unique guitarist for sure! He can play one note,, bend that one note,and get a sound, a sustain known only to,,,,,, HIM!!!
+robert glenn
Your born With That shit man. Hard as hell to teach natual ability.
+Heath Sharp You got that right...
robert glenn
I agree
And he plays slide with a Coricidin bottle! Sometimes the old ways are the best.
Dan Toler is kind of the forgotten Brother. Such a great player. RIP.
Dangerous Dan was great, and rest assured I haven't forgotten him. I had hoped to make it down to Sarasota to jam with him before his time came, but it came earlier than I thought it would. As with so many others.
Dan played with Dickey in the mid 2000's when he was touring as the Dickey Betts Band. Saw them together a few times. Great guitarist!
So was Lamar Williams. No one ever brings his name up.
He followed Berry. Great bass player. A name never mentioned.
YES!!! WISH HE WAS STILL WITH US!!!
AND DON'T FORGET,,, DICKEY BETTS & THE GREAT SOUTHERN BAND!!! DANNY FIRST PLAYED WITH DICKEY THEN!!!!
frickin Ducky Betts...top 10 greatest guitar players ever. Always had nice boots.
Dangerous Dan Toler not far behind
Both great still Duane Allman and Gregg and now Charlie Daniels will forever be missed long live Southern Rock!!!
Ducky has a brother named Dickey who’s a hella good guitarist
Dicky Betts is drunken permanently, so he is able to play guitar anymore
So Gregg kicked him after a while.
Derek and Warren smoke Dickey all day long.
I say if yer a fan of this band you are a true lover of music--dedicated for all the right reasons.
Otep
lets not forget Chuck Levell on the piano, the best in my book
That Elizabeth Reed solo was virtuosic.
That’s true. Chuck is a master
At 67 I can still jam out to Fillmore East on my drums and I'm Butch Trucks
Love that they played In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed. Probably my favorite ABB tune.
Dan Toler one of the great, seen in concert with is brother Frankie (great drummer), just a word : Immense!!( R. I. P Brothers).
R.I.P. Gregg Allman
RIP Dicky
For me, it's Dickey followed by Mick Taylor. Tone, tone, tone! The vibrato on those big notes....superb
Dickey is in top form......when he was on he took the Band too another level. Nice show.
P.S. Chuck Leavell. As good as it gets for sure.
Your correct Dangerous Dan and Dickey your not crazy your right I love Warren and Derek but your correct .
Damn! Imagine a band having not only Duane Allman but also Dickie Betts! Best two guitarists ever? Damn right!
Duane, to me, was the best guitarist I ever had the pleasure to see !!! He and Dickie Betts could set the show on fire 🔥!!!
Got to meet Dan a couple of times at the old HOB Boston and Hampton Beach with Dickey and Great Southern. What a nice guy and a great player!
I think Dan's solos are excellent. Great player.
Dan Toler, what a player.
Unbelievable
Dangerous Dan!!!!
Dickey Betts and Dan Toler are two of the greatest guitar players in history
Dan Toler - thats laughable...
@@ronwohl6316 stupid troll
@@ronwohl6316 why are you such a dick?
Both great guitarists. Especially Dickey. Dan was certainly not "laughable".
I had the privilege of seeing Greg's band with Dangerous Dan in Providence RI in '87, the sole guitarist in the band, nailing every part of those classic ABB numbers and giving it everything he had. When he played with Dickey in ABB or GS, he showed the restraint any good player would under those circumstances (you aren't there to make it a contest or show anybody up, you are there to give the songs the energy and carry your share of the load). He had to deal with constant comparisons, but in all fairness - the market had changed and the band had changed. His job was not an easy one, but he *always* displayed both class & talent. What other people think about his level of ability is total BS...if he was not the right guy for the job, he would not have been there. Lots of guys (name players included) would have *loved* that job, but Dickey and Greg knew what they wanted and found it in Dan. His affiliation with them lasted quite some time, and that's because he was able to carry on the tradition. Just watching the videos of his term with ABB, the crowds always cheered after he plays a solo - so, mission accomplished.
That thar's the way its done folks........holy smokes Dangerous Dans lighting the fuse on this band that night !! Long live all the long gone brothers. Thanks for the timeless music you graced us with !! RIP
Dickie Betts tone! phrasing! melodies in his solos! telling a story, singing guitar! building the foundation, to sore to the sky! playing from the heart, not the scale book. Love his style!
Betts is overplaying in the song. He should give more space to the vocalist. Two drummers= overpowering. Annoyingly so. No finesse. Not delicate. Perhaps the heroin addicts and drunks like it this way. A dizzying maize of loud noise. Betts plays the same licks almost every song. He should woodshed more and come up with new stuff.
@@thomaspick4123subjective
@@thomaspick4123 as if you could do better?
13:16 , Dan Toler plays an amazing hard rock solo. and with the dexterity of a jazz guitarist. blows me away !!!
Dont forget Dickie what a fluid rock player
dan toler was a perfect fit for the allman bros
Korbon Dallas Say wha?
@Korbon Dallas who hey there i didnt say that lol although id say dan was as good a player as warren and maybe derek. dan was an excellent jazz fusion guitarist he could play anything
Do we have any possibilities to turn back time? I which I could, to have the privilege to witness such great musicians again, it hurts knowing that never we will have that privilege. To SAD.
2 guitars, 2 keyboards, 2 drums, 2 basses, 2 vocals, everthing in dobro.
Holy smokes . . . fantastic performance! It's really interesting to look at their videos over the years and see the changes in appearance and personnel, even in music (hello, Into the Mystic!), with the consistency in top-notch musicianship throughout. That said, does anyone at RUclips realize just how off-putting it is to be listening to one of these great videos and rocking out to the incredible music only for some dumbass ad to be dropped right into the middle of a song? PUT THEM IN BETWEEN THE SONGS, YOU KNUCKLEHEADS!
My thoughts exactly! Who at RUclips makes these decisions??
They were a tribe
Damn! This performance is really tight for this time/era in their history. Gregg and Dickey in top form , no doubt!
Hazor777: there's an earlier Dickie and Dan Homer ABB ! concert circa. 1979 posted on RUclips, with Bonnie Delaney playing tambourine and singing awful harmony, plus an unexpected appearance of a Blues Brother.
A much more sober Gregg with Dickie playing superb but at his most aggressive. Many commenting on how great a show this is. One saying you should go into rehab after watching, however. I see his point
Now here's this so-called reunion of ABB 7 years later (I suppose there was one of their famous splits in the intervening years?). I cannot say enough how much more beautiful Liz Reed and Jessica sound here despite Dickey's rumored to be also captured by substance abuse. It certainly is not in evidence in this masterful, controlled performance.
Why so much better than the earlier concert? I've listened to both several times back to back, and feel certain that the civilizing influence is Chuck Leavell. Yes Liz Reed goes places Dickie hasn't seemed to take her before, but this is absolutely classic Jessica. Leavell is the leader of the pack here, imo.??
Meant Dan Toler above.
@@yvonnelaurenty6427 - think I've watched a bit of that - Ill go back . My guess the great performance here , is agreed: Leavell probably inspired/drove/pushed them to focus more...??? Usually happens after a band has hiatus , post success. Also, I remember seeing a quote from Betts, saying he was really happy SRV brought Blues back to the marketplace , which would've been 2 yrs prior to this show. So, maybe they were all jazzed there was renewed interest into Blues/Jam based music. I certainly remember SRV coming on the scene in 1984, via MTV - he was a very noticeable contrast to what they were playing at the time. Then again, this was the "Heyday" of real Rock N Roll music .
@@yvonnelaurenty6427 Ha! I'm rewatching this show, Whipping Post is whipping my post!!
Gregg looks high AF. Will say the audio is awesome on this vid.
Love these guys seen them in 74"&76" 👽👽👽!!!
Good performance by a bunch of very talented musicians, on a binge.
love that Dickey Betts & Dan Toler sound playing *Blue Sky*
One of the greatest live performances of all time
Dangerous Dan=====underated as hell !
+steelermule AT ABOUT 13:14 WE SEE JUST HOW "DANGEROUS",,, DAN CAN GET,,, OUCH!!!!!!!
+theseethered1 AKA matt mcintosh : Yes brother that is very true.
Amen to the comments about Dan Toler being a great, but forgotten Brother! I saw these guys in Virginia Beach around this time and I can tell you that Dan really knew the neck of his guitar. He held his own and then some, with the band the night I saw them. He seemed modest and humble, not trying to hog the spotlight.
I hear he died of ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease). RIP Dangerous Dan!
These guys, Gregg and Dickey, in particular, were a complete MESS at this time in their lives. Kudos to Dan and Frankie Toler. Great musicians saw them many times through the years
It's obvious for Gregg, but Dickie has never looked or played better. A mess in his life? Wish you'd explained more rather than just the bald statement.
i never get tired listening to their music it really brings me back home. 😀
The best Blues Rock n Roll bands ever. Southern sound.
Loved them ever since I first heard them !!!!
These are some of the baddest MF"s in the WORLD!!
The producers, director, crew of this recording did an awesome job capturing this performance
Every one of these great musicians were perfect and destined to play together. Truly Blessed
Dont u worried we wont forget na one of theses boys kiddo who's goin to forget any of this wow
This guy was flat out, the best, most versatile guitarist I have ever seen.
Beautiful harmonic guitarists. Two of the best ever. rip Dangerous Dan.
just the most beautiful version of Liz Reed in the entire ABB repertoire. There's another notable one with Warren Haines in a Gainesville, Fla. 1995 concert in which Warren catches fire and does a gorgeous, long solo (virtually carries it away from Dickey). But this one in which Chuck Leavell and the tightest of percussion (hear those lovely rhythm guitars wailing in the background) seem to lay down just the perfect vibe for Dickey's ensuing solo -- everything just works, tempo and all, for a classic rendition of the beautiful Liz Reed. Anyone out there agree?
Best of the best, compared to Keith Richards and Ron wood Dickie Betts and Dan toller have to be in the conversation.
Rode the bus in 91 with my bassist Mondo, lost track of you brother
Decent mix/recording considering this is back in 86
Allman Bro. 🔥
One of the greatest live performance ever of anything !
Yeah, I’ve watched this so many times it never gets old. It’s like it’s brand new again.
Saw the Allman Brothers twice in the mid 90's and man what great shows they were
Dangerous Dan Toler RIP What a guitar player
+frank maffa When did Dan Toler die? (I never heard that!) I thought he joined Dickey after he got Great Sothern back toghether
I think he died a couple yrs ago. I remember reading it. I'm glad I got to see him play once with Greg Allman band. He was a great player
His solo on ONE WAY OUT was beyond superb..doesnt get better-that dude was ON IT...
Died: February 25, 2013, Manatee County, Florida, FL From ALS RIP Dan
I had the pleasure of meeting Dan when he was playing with Great Southern at the Oakdale in CT. We sat on the bus and smoked a joint. Great fun guy with no bad words to say about anyone. I had him sign my copy of "Before the Bullets Fly" and told him how much I loved the album.
The epitome of sheer excellence, these guys. Damn. Dickey Betts..you're fucking awesome! Other fellers too..just tearing it up. LOVE IT
the 2nd guitarist: That's Dan Toler -He was a Phenomenally tasteful player-gorgeous tones/note choices-- my fav Allman Brothers guitar combo (besides Duane of course)
Chuck Leavell is the best!
Still my favorite version of Jessica!!!!
Another one of Dickey's FINEST performances.
The rest of the Bros won't bad either. 😁😁
This band is my very favorite p.
Ever since I can remember....
47:17 - Dickie's master piece all comes together .
Dicky is a national treasure - a singer, a songwriter, and a great guitarist. When he wrongfully got booted by Butch Trucks, the live shows were never as good as with him up there.
Miss you already, Dickey. RIP
dans tone is so good...damnnn
Gregg has died....Wow! What a Shame.... I saw him with Lonnie Mack and Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble on April 27, 1985 at Oklahoma City Zoo Amphitheater. It was a GREAT show. RIP Gregg Allman
Toler was smokin , man ! Is Dickey the only one left ... he's freakin awesome .I cant believe so much time has
passed already
Betts at 56 minutes + .. that was out there beautiful
Jaimoe is also still alive and kicking.
Jaime, dickey, chuck Leavell
Musta really hurt Greg to start a gig w/out his Bro. Seems that way cause they showed his tears. Your right Robert Glen, - Dicky Betts is amazing.
It looks more like pigsweat from too much dope....
@@harleyspringer7034 lmao, most definitetly sweatt from bein messed up
Dickie was AWESOME then!!!
Goosebumps 😇🌍🕊️🎶🎵
I forgot how effing amazing these guys were! I'm glad I stumbled across this vid.
Guy Sloggers Best Liz Reed I've ever heard.
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omg! Dan was such a monster here! Wow 🤟
To see them at their peak, just go to their performance at Woodstock -94!
I went to school with Jessica Betts, 1989 style at Bayshore High School...
Dangerous Dan Toler. So great guitarist
Perfection. Such a great, tight lineup playing all those wonderful ABB standards. What a concert. So glad it lives here on RUclips. Chuck Leavell, that precision percussion, and Greg knocking it out despite his obvious state; and Dan Toler fitting Dickey like a glove. Speaking of which, you can't take the country and blues out of that man -- whose developed sophistication thankfully gave us Liz Reed, High Falls, Les Brers. Can't be beat for his powerful harmonies, lyricism, and rhythmic sense. Pure talent. Wish I could have been there bobbing in the ailes to Blue Sky and Jessica. And can words express the sublime moments of the back-to-back solos of Leavell and Betts that close out Liz Reed here? Jesus! My all time favorite guitarist and concert post.
Great man dicky STILL is playing ALL the time his son in law said hes not giggin for a while local stuff for a bit didn't want to pry hes no sprinng chicken he just writein rod said as well
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Hazor777: your speculations sound right. I agree, a very powerful whipping post. Thanks for your comments.
I now realized Blue Sky and Jessica are not completed without Chuck Leavell's piano
FRIKKEN EXCELLENT!!! THIS IS ONE OF THERE BEST PERFORMANCES EVER! I'VE BEEN SEEING THEM LIVE SINCE 1971! AND WAS LUCKY ENOUGH TO NOT ONLY HAVE A FRONT ROW SEAT AT THE COLLEGE AUDITORIUM SMACK DAB IN FRONT OF DUANE,,, BUT WAS ALSO LUCKY ENOUGH TO GET HIS HIGH "E" STRING WHEN HE BROKE IT DURING THE SHOW!!! WAS A KEEPSAKE OF MINE FOR A LONG TIME!!!
Sad day! RIP Gregg!
Danny ,Frankie & I were at this concert..( Jaimoe was back, rightfully so) so Frankie didnt play..But my God what a show that was..Chuck Level playing...Theres more to the story..But what a show.🍄🍑🎸🎹🍑🍄
Love to hear it . First Starwood is best concert place Nashville, (sorry was, until 2006,is close)but this was very good concert one of best on you tube !!!
We were probly hanging together then. I hung most of the show with Dave ( Frankie). My backstage pass was like number 2100 and something though so there was a lot of us. I did ride back to the hotel with the guys until after the show and we partied late into the evening with the Mule guys and more.
YYVonne you're obviously a TRUE allman brother s. Band. Fan 👨 man gregg......he looks out of it sweats glassy eyes if it weren't for my big brother WHO gave me at 14 the record beggings thats when that WAS all i listed to so i said that s. Mom i need a bass and that's my. First band i learned the bass to all those songs what's got. A hold of greeg i. Played with some club bands at 16 longggg hair thay didn't care but i watched allman bros. At the Capitol theatre before. The one starwood he looks like alcohol and withdrawal s he looked buzzed and sounded off vocals at capital what was he doing i know derek t. Said thay had hangarounds th@t always had boat loads of coke@cola but its 😥 sad to see him. Like that they to me were a start of a sound i love so much rip greg barry. Duane and jammo. Rest peaceful upp up there freebirds
@@stephengiffith1010 jaimoe is still alive. I believe up until this corona mess he was still touring.
Dickey Betts was rockin here as were all the band. Sounded great
dickey kickin it boy !
I can listen to this band every day. Actually, I have been listening to them since 1969. Can never get enough. Thanks for posting this great show.
Como siempre es un privilegio y halago ver, pero sobre todo escuchar a estos increíbles músicos, como ellos pocos, le han transmitido y enseñado a varias generaciones, lo que es componer y interpretar la música desde el corazón
Go GO Johnny and Dicky GO...
In Nashville Tn. RIP Brother Gregg
Dickie Betts regardless of your flaws, you are still my Ramblin Man! God Bless.
There is no place than Nashville. .Great for me
Right on WHO said theirs no place like Nashville i love it it's music City i was lucky to my first record cut in Nashville s sound emporim great people's. Who run it itz a great studio memory will last forever thanks matt Andrews AND the resr of y'all see you next week
Wow! all of my eyes go on Dickey Bette
Hey Sally, ehemmm how many eyes do you got there?!?!?! LOLOLOL!!!
@@geetarnut Sally Younes: I know what you meant. Dickey, including being a great guitarist , was also a great showman. Agile as hell on stage. Probably from back in the days when he played and danced in a teen circus. Lots of fun watching his physical expressions when downright feeling the music.
Gregg was underrated on the keyboard!
The Allman Brothers Band Amazing Show!!!
Great performance of the Bros, of this era. Had not seen this before. Dickey is Smokin
Nothing but the best!!!
Everything I have I owe to Dickey Betts.
Was brought here after seeing videos of the starwood abandoned....such a beautiful place i hope they rebuild it soon
FIRST TIME I EVER SAW DICKEY PLAYING A LES PAUL WITH A WHAMMY BAR!!! WOW!!!