The Allman Brothers Band: 2011-03-15 Live at Beacon Theatre, New York, NY, March 15, 2011

1. Trouble No More (3:46)
2. Come And Go Blues (6:33)
3. The High Cost Of Love Living (11:06)
4. Worried Down With The Blues (8:03)
5. End Of The Line (7:31)
6. Don't Keep Me Wonderin' (4:54)
7. Devil's Right Hand (2:52) @
8. Knocking On Heaven's Door (7:16) @
9. Jessica (16:51)


1. Leave My Blues At Home (7:07)
2. Maydell (4:31)
3. Manic Depression (6:55)
4. Gambler's Roll (7:36)
5. Stand Back (7:46)


1. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed (20:24)
2. JaMaBuBu (11:41)
3. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed - reprise (2:41)
4. Crowd noise (2:41)
5. That's What Love Will Make You Do (11:41) #
6. One Way Out (6:22) #

@ = w/Steve Earle, guitar and vocals
# = w/ Robert Randolph, pedal steel guitar & Ali Jackson, drums



The Allman Brothers Band kept the momentum going with another great show on this Tuesday night! This one had a distinct bluesy feel, and some help from special guests Steve Earle and Robert Randolph.

The first set featured two songs the band had dusted off on Opening Night, "High Cost Of Low Living" and "Worried Down With The Blues." Derek soared on the first, while Warren belted out the blues on the second, and you'd never know these songs were out of the rotation for years. "End Of The Line" made its first 2011 appearance next, thrilling fans of this 90s hit. Singer-songwriter Steve Earle, the heir to Townes Van Zandt's legacy and a leading figure in Americana music, joined the band for his tune "The Devil's Right Hand" as well as a stirring rendition of Bob Dylan's "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" that saw Steve and Gregg trading verses! A powerful Jessica closed out the first set.

The second set continued in the same bluesy, rocking vein with scorching versions of "Leave My Blues At Home" and "Maydell" to kick things off. The Jimi Hendrix classic "Manic Depression" has turned into quite the showcase for Oteil, giving him a chance to display his vocal chops, and Warren and Derek show why they are worthy contenders for Jimi's throne here. "Gambler's Roll" makes its 2011 debut, and as he was all night long, Gregg is singing from his soul on this one. What a treat!

After a smokin' "Stand Back" the band digs in to an exploratory, unusual version of "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed" that sounded totally different than the one they played just three days ago. For the encore, pedal steel guitar maestro Robert Randolph joined the band for a funky, groovy "That's What Love Will Make You Do" before burning the house down with an explosive "One Way Out."

Another great show from the best live band in the land!

The Allman Brothers Band:

Gregg Allman - keys, vocals

Butch Trucks - drums

Jaimoe - drums

Oteil Burbridge - bass

Marc Quinones - percussion

Derek Trucks - guitar

Warren Haynes - guitar, vocals