Mama's Pride with Gregg Allman "Don't Mess Up A Good Thing" (1978)

[@Mareb5818]

I want to know more about this recording !!!awesome !!

[@Dogtownpaddy]

We were Gregg's backup band in 1978 and our soundman recorded a lot of the songs from the board.... this is one of them.... written by St. Louis legend, Oliver Sain

[@QuaaludeCharlie]

This Rocks :) QC

[@ravensbrokenwings2080]

LOVE IT! Thank You SO Much For Sharing! Can't Beat One Of My All Time Favorite Bands Hooking Up With One Of my Favorite Artists! Those Sure Were The Days! After Finding This I Turned My Mom Onto It And Well Lets Just Say The Battle Started! Could You Please Tell Me Where Was This Tasty Track Was Recorded At? It's Obviously Live So That Narrows It Down Some. I'm Thinking Mississippi Night's But My Mother (Who Introduced Me To Mama's Pride By Fire By Smuggling Me Into BGH To See Them When I Was 7 Or So) Swears I Am 150% Wrong! LOL I Keep Trying To Tell Her That There Was No Way This Was Done At Billy Goat Hill Without Any Success! LOL Now I May Have Only Been 7 Or So When I Was There But I'm Quite Sure The Acoustics Just Don't Match. If You Have The Answer Please Let Us Know So We Can End Musical Standoff Version 5.0! LOL Again....Thanks For Posting This.The Memories It Brought Back Were PRICELESS! :)

[@Dogtownpaddy]

This was at the Agoura Theater in Atlanta, GA

[@MusicMattersEnt]

@@Dogtownpaddy I was at the Agora Ballroom that night with my then husband and one of our dear friends and his girlfriend, that dear friend later becoming my husband and the love of my life. He passed away on May 19th. I came to KZbin looking and hoping for a recording of that concert. I had been looking all over for something from that night. Even though we weren't married then, we were lifelong friends, had dated briefly in high school, and I knew that someday, somehow we would be together. He and I both love great music, particularly Gregg Allman and The Allman brothers, and I later began working with a lot of the Capricorn artists. I miss him dearly. Our favorite music is one of the things that keeps me going. This is all way tmi. Thank you so much for posting this! I'll now go look for others you have posted from that night. 🙏

[@EJA91506]

Jimmy Essery on harmonica

[@Dogtownpaddy]

you are correct!!

[@roberthamlin6638]

I saw the show that y’all opened up for Gregg in Atlanta somewhere between 77-80. I also saw y’all open up for Charlie Daniels in Milledgeville Georgia at Georgia College. I think I also saw y’all at a club in Atlanta called CW Shaw’s. I loved all your shows. They were great.

[@thomaslarkin2530]

RocknRoll!