The Allman Brothers Band - Full Concert - 04/20/79 - Capitol Theatre (OFFICIAL)

[@fastjazz]

The dangerous Dan Toler mix! How did I miss this video for so many years?!!

[@phileddings150]

I was the Bus Driver and Gregs bodyguard on the Pegasus Tour!!

[@kathyroberts7232]

talk to us.. lol

[@kimgeraci3838]

😛😜😝🤪

[@BarbButler]

💗 💖 💘 💝 💟 ☮️

[@lisamoroney3036]

Lucky 🍀 man !!!

[@curtisporter2158]

@@BarbButler PM BP 00 BP

[@axslinger99]

Wow, just amazing. This was the heyday of concerts. Dickey and Dan were such a great duo. Dan was so underrated and so was Dickey for that matter. Butch and Jaimoe were always the best. I wish I could go back and live it all over again. I was a senior in HS when this took place and all of the shows were just raw talent. God bless all of those who have passed for the great music and memories that will last for generations.

[@richardalexander4300]

You too young but you would have love their 1970 concert Live at the Fillmore. With Duane Allman laying down the best live LP ever produced. 2 months before we lost him.

[@ap202TPR]

what a time to be alive!! this footage is impeccable 🔥

[@marciasplace9806]

I have loved the Allman Brothers since the 70s and always believed that Gregg Allman was one of the best blues singers ever not to mention the incredible talent of Dicky Betts and Duanne Allman. I finally got to see Gregg in 2015 at the San Diego County Fair and didn't regret a minute of it although I missed the great guitar undertones which were replaced by more horns, etc. to Gregg's delight and will. RIP Gregg thanks for the great music!

[@marciasplace9806]

Oh and let's not forget Gregg hammering that Hammond B3!!

[@valerielonn2563]

i wish music today still sounded like this....sigh

[@gristams3439]

+valerie lonn theres stuff like this out thier you just gotta look for it. but yea the new music makes me wanna vomit fucken overproduced bullshit. fucken kanye west, taylor swift, justin bieber can all die for all i care

[@BackyardRambo]

+valerie I'm trying... It's hard to get musicians to play this stuff nowadays... meh..

[@gristams3439]

it is..i play bass myself..well allman brothers are hard to cover...but thier are alot of hippie shows in this country with classic country rock bands they just funk it up a bit. also bluegrass is kind of getting more popular and the younger guys make it more rockin.

[@valerielonn2563]

+69zenos1 eecchh

[@valerielonn2563]

+69zenos1 i think you have the wrong idea, i am a 58 year old russian man, valerie is a common MAN's name in russia. do not ever email me again, i am not into that shit

[@karlmao21]

twin guitar ,double drummer just brutal music still is unforgivable

[@rs8707]

Dickey is a total MONSTER guitar player. Wow.

[@andrewtripp8921]

Always on the lookout for another great Liz Reed and this doesn’t disappoint!!

[@tirrellwilson1390]

This mix of rock, roll,rb ,blues and whatever else shit whatever you can think of!!!!!!! they was creating this unique sweet, heartfelt and warming and you know it was the inspiration point blank....

[@pieyedapple]

What a gift to see this! It's a treasure--I feel like I'm there!

[@MrT5mustang]

The average age of the kids in the audience 17 today mid 50's and still recall the day they saw, heard and experienced the Allman Brothers band live for the first time. Wishing for days to be like they had been. No worries no fears no problems just a moment in time to rock, roll shake your butt and forget the problems of life. may the circle be unbroken Some day!

[@revwahfair]

I try very hard to play the music of our youth. Actually just came from banf practice & looking to cover something by them.

[@kimberlyknowlton9482]

Dicky Betts made this work...saw Great Southern at a sm. venue In Mid-Coast Maine in 2004! He rocked our town out..Please come Back! Smokin Great time!

[@josephdurso5069]

Dickey was on fire this show. He is one of the best!!!

[@fredsinger3894]

Saw this line here n at MSG . Simply an Allmanific performance 😊

[@samissomar]

This deserves a video,and audio remastering...this's really one of the greatest bands of Blues Rock !...

[@suzannenichols6900]

They should have fired the guy that was operating the microphone.

[@wasabiginger6993]

Sooo glad this recording exists! The energy of this incredible show still blows my mind. For Elizabeth Reed … Greg hopping all over the keyboards barely contained … most stunning live version! Thank you

[@bassplayersayer]

Dan Tolier was a great guy. and a kickass player, RIP brother.

[@yvonnelaurenty6427]

Bassplayersayer: I'm with you. Marvelous group interaction on Liz Reed - and Dan's beautiful solo. Dan's work having up Gregg on Not My Cross to Bear and It Just Ain't Easy can make you cry.

[@larryn2682]

Dan Toler did dual leads with Dickey better than anyone after Duane died. More in tune and a better mesh than with Warren.

[@randylahey5456]

@@larryn2682 Totally respect your opinion. But Dickey himself said that the reason they brought Warren into ABB was because he was the only one that didn’t play too much like Dickey…they didn’t need someone copping Dickey’s style and Warren pushed Dickey to be better. Not my words, but his.

[@kevinmichaelcallihansr5053]

Condolences to family and friends of Mr. Betts passing at 80 years of age, #music is best. Thank you kindly for sharing this wonderful group of musicians. #CALSON 🐬 Dickey Betts - vocals, guitar

[@iansnyder274]

Dickey's tone here is heavenly.....love it..perfection

[@maurizioferegalli6850]

One of the best ABB concerts of all time and a milestone of the genre that will forever remain in the History of truly good Music!

[@JohnWilson-bn1xs]

I'd almost forgotten how it felt to be from Georgia, gettin' high, and groovin yer ass off with the best band to ever come from Georgia. TX for bringing it all back--everything but the buds burnin.

[@brettpedersen628]

Either them or the Dead is the best American band EVER. Am I wrong?

[@larryn2682]

Florida band originally

[@earcheer]

Dickey was at his peak here after the band added Toler, an excellent player who enhanced the pure ABB sound. The slide and sheer ferocious musical intensity of Duane will ever be missed as long as people "appreciate" music.

[@MorrisRicker-is6vg]

Gregs contribution to this music as a keyboardist is so often overlooked. His blues powered chording and jazz riffs were a major part of the Allman Brothers sound.

[@redflamered]

It must be amazing to play in a band that good.

[@George-kr9gc]

Gregg Allman by far was the greatest white blues singer to ever write and sing the blues

[@calmb4storm205]

i was there and it still gives me chills, i consider myself so fortunate to have expierienced this great night along with countless others with the ABB

[@skipsassy1]

I was there and it was in color.

[@donna3465]

I would give anything to have been there!

[@daves4645]

Last time I saw ABB I was seeing many colors.

[@donna3465]

Dave S I can relate. 😎

[@grifftrain]

Dave S lol. Good one!

[@yourontheair]

did the "The Band" follow. if so me too.

[@chrismnj]

I was 10 years old and to think this awesome concert was occurring withing walking distance to my house..

[@TEXASFENDERBENDER]

We lost the great Dickie Betts last night. What a killer Guitarist and what an amazing experience the ABB was. Absolutely the most destructive solo on Whipping Post I have ever heard. Hands down iMO "THE" Godfathers of Southern Rock and with the deepest roots in THE BLUES! Brother Jamoi is the last man standing now.

[@joenania]

DICKEY BETTS - ONE TIME AROUND - he was the man - his knowledge of music went way past the blues and country rock - he liked Django Reinhardt - and other musicians that we would think he never knew of - Yes DICKEY BETTS a true All - American rocker !

[@ireneruthfox]

This is when Dickey was leading the Band. As always the " Brothers" kicked ass live. I always dug Goldflies bass playing.

[@JoeTillGuitars]

I liked this lineup. Saw them at the Greek Theater in LA that tour and Belushi came out for a couple of numbers, too. He seemed to have trouble with that signature Allman shuffle. Fun, though.

[@judikatavic8255]

Get well Greg, You are revered by many. There will never be a band as fine as this ever again.

[@larryn2682]

Gregg

[@LucaMontana7]

THE HARP PLAYER = JIM ESSERY. Met Jim in Flagler Beach after surfing...there was a bar across from the pier, walked over and he was playing with a drummer who was taught by Artemis Pyle (Skynyrd) and accompanied by a guitar player whose name is Ace Moreland who was friends with Steve Gaines (Skynyrd post Ed King). The deep south and Florida is a magical, magical place. Been out in Koo Koo Fornia for too long...music scene out here can't touch what the south has....unless you are into P Diddy "Greatest Musician" that can't play an instrument (eyes rolling). it's sad. In any event - Jim and Ace were awesome, super nice and gave me some of their CDs for free. I LOVED hearing Jim's stories about playing with the ABB. Super great guy. Ace had a studio and I went out to play some drums at his studio (i play guitar, drums and sing) and got to hear more Steve Gaines stories and Derek Trucks too - Ace knew him / jammed with Derek when he was a kid. Artemis lived out in St. Augustine (12 min up north on A1A)...as did Jim. Ace and Jim both passed away relatively young. Long live Rock N' Roll! Cheers y'all!

[@franrod74]

The years go by, and no other band makes me feel like this one does. It just reaches places inside my soul that the rest just can't. I'm not saying they all suck. It's just something no other band has ever made me feel. Only the great ABB! So sad they're not around anymore. I guess some torches just don't get passed, right? RIP Brothers.

[@sonjawhite5815]

I just painted Whitby Abbey - as years go by -

[@josephvengen9989]

DDT always gets me as he exudes such coolness... wondering what Dicky was motioning to at 1:20 .... we caught this '79 tour at the RAC Rutgers Athletic Center ... the best times we ever had!

[@beatlehmann3424]

Enlightened Rogues is One of my Favorit Allman Brothers Band Albums - I like the Comeback 1978/79 with Dan Toler as the second Leadguitarist !!!

[@RenikaVectora]

This should be played in church because it's the only music that touches my soul.

[@BTLM1917]

Touched my holes

[@cotontzu1661]

I was 19 and in my dorm at Rutgers listening on WNEW FM. Gregg Allman R.I.P. 5/27/2017 ❤️🕯

[@lesliehilesgardener6959]

Thanks for stopping In you'll be back and your always Welcome Anytime...love forevermore Dear darling

[@budreaves5377]

This was a good line up of the reassembled ABB. Dan Toler was a good guitar player that complimented Dickey quite well. Sad he's gone like so many of the others.

[@davidchereneimmel8820]

RIP Gregg thanks for all the Jams...

[@Mr.CoachBeaulieu]

the musicianship throughout this entire concert just brings a smile to my face, so seamless and effortless but yet some of the best playing of all time from every instrument. if steely dan was from the south.

[@loverdudley4208]

Fun Facts on the theater in which this was filmed: - had it's own in house light show run by former Fillmore East crew under Bill Graham - became the new Fillmore after the Fillmore East and West closed - was a former Vaudeville theater and it had perfect acoustical properties due to grading of floors and walls, and the batting on the walls (this is why acts like Springsteen's Sept 1978 three night stand are legendary bootlegs today: the sounds the place allowed were unmatched for power and ferocity) - after Vaudeville era, and before the 1970's when it became a music venue, it was a porn theater, showing adult films to men who would literally sit in there all day and .... yes, that. True. Very historic venue for Rock and Roll. Everyone played the Capital from Prince to Springsteen to Stevie Ray Vaughan and The Dead and The Clash. amazing place

[@stelliumeleven2889]

damn that's crazy ! thanks for sharing hahah

[@TheBigjohn527]

Another fine concert by The Bros. The epitome of what Southern Rock is all about.

[@andycsurka9235]

No music can ever compare to the sounds, licks and arrangement of this perfectly timed band. One of a kind then....and one of a kind still now. I will be listening to all these songs until i die. No other hand can come close to this. I have not yet come across any band to play Allman Brothers cover songs. Perhaps Guns n Roses be the only ones who can EVER pull off a worthy cover.

[@drat9191]

There's an outfit out of Nashville called End of the Line that's doing a pretty solid job as an Allmans tribute band. YT search their vids.

[@VBForbes]

@@drat9191 no one has Duane's spirit or Dickie's balls

[@tabathastaples7884]

Shepherd's Chapel Network !!!!!!! Pastor Murray is an Anointed Servant of GOD who teaches the Word of GOD with Authority!!!!!!!

[@drummerman1954]

@@drat9191 Heard them and they do a Damn good job!!!

[@mariomonti6967]

I es at this show. Thanks for letting me see what I missed!! (Anyone 17 /18. At this time will understand what I mean). Still no venue compares. The era. The $6.50 ticket price. Getting high. Who remembers the smoke filled lobby??

[@OnefootinBrooklyn]

I feel like I need to go to rehab just for watching this video

[@Michael-bp9uc]

Let's all go together! 32 people responded to this 5 years ago.

[@Michael-bp9uc]

I hope everyone has made it the last 5 years...

[@janetmobilia9572]

Rehab is for quiters!

[@wasabiginger6993]

@@janetmobilia9572 … always one who has to be the cop … and just not getting it

[@bubbakkharrison3313]

🥰😂😂

[@philipeastup6793]

Best band and music

[@johnisthomas5818]

Best Rock band of 70’s, bar none. Not one of my favorite live concerts, but, still great. All their concerts and Albums are and still are amazing 😊😉Statesboro Blues , man, best rock song , ever

[@andyloveday8612]

Use. To go 2. Boston at 15 yrs old 2 c. Greg

[@eliyahumietla9992]

Check out Ramblin' Man Dickie Bets Virtuosity - RIP Dickie - Thanks for the best vibes of our lives!

[@philipeastup6793]

Grew up listening and concerts in the 70s

[@RNFORLAW]

God bless the Allman Brothers Band. Get well Gregg, I have never heard a more pure soul-filled voice... the best

[@johnjackson8561]

Hullo did anyone notice the cameo with John Belushi?! Hey bartender was I hullucinating.🤣

[@bubbakkharrison3313]

For certain, belushi could belt out the blues! One of the wonderful things about ABB was that they did often invite other performers up onto the stage with them, sometimes on the spur of the moment, especially back in the early days.

[@MrHarper00]

Saw them play a lot in the 90's, early 2000's. They were Awesome, always. I would trade them all to have been at this show. This lineup kicked some serious ass! Dickie and DD, Goldflies great bassist. Just Ain't Easy was epic this night. Gregg was Southern Blues personified! R.I.P, there will never be another like him....

[@yvonnelaurenty6427]

Chris Layton: agree, and his playing on the B3 that night was inspired. He was so into it that he missed his cue to sing for quite a few bars toward the end of One Way Out.

[@BoWannaGoldstein]

Fantastic concert....typ[cally awesome of the great Allman Brothers Band

[@judewessel5713]

Crazy love is the most underrated allman’s tune out there. Unreal groove and vibe.

[@gsoltis29]

John Belushi....the man could do it all...This was during a good period for him...he looks great. Miss that guy....

[@wyngnut101]

For my personal flavor, I think that I will stick with the "Fillmore" double album to veg with. Vinyl albums, Cassette tapes, 8 tracks. DVD's, Live at the Fillmore is 'simply the best' mood altering therapy that I know. The Lord knows that I am a fan and continue to appreciate this wonderful band!

[@danielmendoza8270]

Tom Eidum We share the same feeling about the "Live at the Fillmore" album. People talk about Duane and Dickey and Berry...to me, Greg was the straw that stirred the drink! Best version of Stormy Monday! EVER!

[@kevintidd1833]

Un

[@patriciareihing6456]

Dickey Betts was a bad ass. Love watching him play.

[@douglasalan7786]

Patricia Reihing No. Dickie IS a badass.

[@kevintidd1833]

The worst blue sky I ever heard coke was killing the music

[@mayito714]

Yes he was. One of my favorite all time guitarist.

[@catbird-dq7ri]

With bandaged right hand no less.

[@Flavum]

I think I preferred Dickey before he became a "badass". When his temper started to take over, it was nothing but trouble.

[@robsniffen7597]

Takes my breath away. Simply outstanding, No one did it as well as the ABB.

[@TaTa-pe9gd]

..The end of Don't Want You No More..Dickie Betts and Toler standing playing next to each other...a picture for the ages!

[@JaimeyPerham]

miss these guys, just lucky to see Gregg and Dickey jam together back in the day before Dickey left.

[@JaimeyPerham]

that was a surprise during "Hey Bartender"

[@jimhamlin6475]

Dickie's solo on Pegasus, on this show is smoking good.. Great show!!!..thanks for the post....

[@jamestomkin3835]

Ah yes the Enlightened Rogues tour! My first time seeing them was 3 weeks prior to this. First time was Manley field house in Syracuse and 2 nights later in Rochester! Great shows! From the days of Duane and Berry to the final curtain in NYC... THE BEST F-CKING BAND EVER! EVER!!! .

[@arthurshingler2025]

I thought this Enlightened Roques album came out a year later? I do remember that Album, and as I recall I saw them shortly after this album came out in Ohio. Still.... they were great and their music will always be the best, no matter how old I get! I saw them live at least 4 times... the most ever, too. AND I wish that I could always see them again and again....until they put me in the ground.

[@patrickomarr8756]

Wow, hats off to John Belushi! Great voice and cartwheel! ABB are legends!

[@yvonnelaurenty6427]

Can some professional biographer out there please take on he project of giving us all the details of Dickie Betts life while he's still with us to work with? We fans so far have been left to gather up random references from books and articles not featuring him. That Dan Rather interview was a sad disappointment. We do know he played as a child with his family of violinists and pickers. And he played and did dance moves in teen circus bands. He has mentioned his earliest music influences of Western swing, blues, his love of plaing with the jazz/country violinist Val Clements, his love of the Jefferson Airplane and of Miles and Bird once Jaimoe hipped him. We also know Berry Oakley played with him and loved his work before he dragged him along to join Duane Allman's developing band. By that times he'd already married his first wife, a Native American whose name translated to Blue Sky. And that he had to be pushed at first to play that song he'd written for her after they broke up. There's no denying that Duane had him play toe-to-to with him as a complementary equal, and that he stepped up to lead ABB after Duane died. Galladrielle points out not unkindly that Dickie was a man of many moods, we can easily surmise also from his famous temper. Anyone want to wager that his bandaged is the result of having punched someone out earlier? We know that he showed early aptitude for writing complex compositions like Liz Reed (much praised by Duane). That he was a canvas painter and could build houses (which he did with his father on a piece of land they owned). He doesn't explain much about his being "fired" by his band mates, but terrible tensions had developed with Butch, and Gregg felt an intense rivalry prior to ending their association y fax. g Dickie

[@yvonnelaurenty6427]

More... Dickie had composed ABB's only top 10 single Ramblin' Man, as well as gems like High Falls, the Indian inspired seven Turns; and brought Dan Toler along with him into his Great Southern band after leaving ABB. that he replaced Dan after he died with his own son Duane Betts. What's more, although he'd successfully sued ABB after he was let go, he did attend Greg's funeral. And had called Gregg every day for months before Gregg died, but refused to reveal what was said because it was "personal," saying he had chosen to talk to Gregg "just to make his day a little better." Dickie himself has survived a bad accident here in his 70s. He sustained a cracked cranium when giving his lab a bath and being tugged by the dog onto his steps head first. Finally, he has tried unsuccessfully to return to the stage, but has lived long enough to see his son join Greg he's son Devon, and Berry Oakley Jr. in a Wells received Allman Betts Band. Again, will some writer pull all this and more into a coherent life story for this astounding guitarist? We fans will eat it up.

[@arthurshingler2025]

Agreed!

[@yvonnelaurenty6427]

@@arthurshingler2025 I'm glad you agree. I asked the show biz reporter (Tartangelo ?) in the Sarasota Times would he be interested to take on such a biography. He's friends with and has written lots of stuff on Dickey. He declined because he couldn't see that there as enough interest nowadays for anyone to fund such a project. I think he's wrong. Do you?

[@rayglenn6697]

David ( Rook) Goldflies on the Bass is terrific on this recording. His work on Pegasus is outstanding. Rook never got the credit he deserved for his contribution to this incarnation of The Brothers

[@sblair6362]

So true! In an interview on Tom Snyder Show, Gregg was talking about the band hiring a new bassist. When 'The Rook' began playing, the other bassist, trying out, packed up & left. That tells it all about the talent Goldflies brought to ABB.

[@Cpayne30]

@@sblair6362 But then Gregg took a cheap shot at Goldflies in his book ("too many notes"). By Goldflies' own admission, he was more in the "Dickey camp" in the band. Great player though, it's clear!

[@sblair6362]

@@Cpayne30 Yes, I've read GA's so many times. It's actually on my nightstand. GA & ABB are my all time favorites still to this day. GA, after awhile, thought Goldflies played too many chords & was playing more for Dickey than ABB. Yet, Goldflies was good for the band at that time & he was great on Black Betty with Ram Jam.

[@Cpayne30]

@@sblair6362 Dickey could be very demanding of his bassists, and Gregg had in mind what he wanted to hear on his songs too. Goldflies did a good job for sure. Shame that the keyboards kind of hide his playing on Reach for the Sky and Brothers of the Road. He's loud and clear on Enlightened Rogues.

[@sblair6362]

@@Cpayne30 Dickey began to drown Gregg out. He started to play so loud that everyone got fed up with his playing. That & his mean disposition finally drove Warren & Allen to quit. After Dickey left ABB (I know his departure can be disputed), once again Gregg's playing could be heard. I love Derek's technique but w/o Dickey, it just wasn't the ABB I fell in love with 40 yrs ago.

[@onthebus11]

TY Fond memories celebrating appreciating remembering🎇🎇❤❤❤❤🚌🚌

[@bethvosburgh9075]

😂❤❤😅❤ the best band always !! Glad I even met him !! 😅😊❤❤❤

[@gregorythompson1009]

all respect in the world to LYNERD SKYNERD thatIloved everything they did but the Allmans Bros. did it for me.

[@axslinger99]

I didn't follow the ABB closely back in the day but always liked them and knew who most of the members were etc. I guess it never registered that Dicky was kind of their front man.

[@rsussman11]

The Alman Brothers Band is The Best Rock and Roll Band Ever

[@drewcooks42]

It sucks the sound is wonky at the beginning and that Greggs mic seems not to be given the proper volume at points. Greatest band of all time!

[@Michael-bp9uc]

I can't keep up with all of the replies

[@Michael-bp9uc]

Great to know we are all still here....I graduated high school in 1978

[@Michael-bp9uc]

barely made it through these past five years.....transplanted to Tampa Florida for the last 5 years

[@steverubino7190]

I was at this show . I was 17. We had a great time . One big party !

[@jcarboski1]

I was at the 1979 Providence show a week or so after this show. I loved this lineup alot.

[@amerocker]

I was there too. Do you remember the opening band?

[@joemurphy6849]

Wow, what a band and what a setlist!

[@justduckie59]

always love a redo.....best concert....sad to see you go...Capitol Theatre...best place for the best concerts for dirt cheap .....thank you again..Happy Healthy New Year

[@musicmanbart]

Listening to this shoe on my TV. Roku is a device to put on your aub port of your tv .It allows you to watch you tube on TV. Fantastic.

[@dantean]

While it's strange to say a player this famous in THIS famous and important a band could possibly be considered "underrated", I have to say Dickie comes close to being at least not as well appreciated as he should be. He was fucking amazing! Yeah, Dickie! Yeah, boys! And yeah, Bonnie, too!

[@InsaneGuitarGenius]

Dickie Betts was what gave the Allman Brothers their signature sound. Yes very underrated and one of my favorite guitarist, if not my favorite.

[@shelleyharris9349]

I had a 420 SEL Benz😊, I think 💭🤔 it was an 87, can't remember exactly

[@mellissaasher3217]

Thx drifting. Off. 💖

[@philipeastup6793]

Yes one heck of a guitar player

[@gavriellev9959]

dangerous dan's solo in statesboro is perfection

[@tigerlikeswater]

Love how Dicky throws his arms up at 1:20 or so ....Dangerous doing the solo and Dicky can see the camera is on him....has to walk over to Dangerous for the camera dude to get there.....

[@grifftrain]

Pete B ... Ha! That’s a good job by you pointing that out. Good job by Dickie too, letting him know it was Dan jamming at that time. Dangerous Dan should be known as the “unknown” Allman brother who could really play.

[@AC-ob7ke]

Look Ma, no hands!

[@D.Lee.W]

What’s sad is that he shouldn’t even have to make the effort for the cameraman to know who to focus on. See it over and over in countless other shows with many other bands. How did we all miss our calling to be cameramen or directors? 😄

[@jaytroxel3495]

For a second I was thinking "ARE THEY PLAYING A RECORDING??" Then realized it was Dan T. playing the solo... Good on Dickey to say Hey! Cameraman!! Over here buddy!! lol

[@TheGuitarMan71]

Dumbass cameraman should know Dangerous Dan’s capabilities

[@petermichelson8319]

I was AT this show!!! Truly amazing!!!

[@boblackey1]

Remember Gregg. His funeral is today. Dickey and Jaimoe will be there. The only original members left.

[@grifftrain]

I love this video. Being in black and white gives it that “classic” look to it. This was not at a great period for the Allman Brothers as far as creating new music. (That would improve after the 80s), but these guys sure could play live. Thanks for posting this

[@bethvosburgh9075]

Just ain’t easy ! My favorite song It’s so true ! Well , well … ❤❤❤

[@randlemcmurphy450]

Hey, I know you. I worked stage at Cal Expo and Shoreline

[@jorhay1]

Shout out to Dangerous Dan Toler! Rest in Power!

[@frederickus]

First tune: A GREAT take on It's Not My Cross To Bear!

[@caniican]

I LOVE DANGEROUS DAN❤❤❤

[@painterphilippe]

Saw them four nights later, April 24, 1979 at The Palladium on 14th St. NYC. Great show also featuring Belushi!!

[@gimmeshelter2151]

Belushi got around. Between those ABB shows he went to Toronto to introduce the Stones/New Barbarians shows on April 22nd.

[@BumboRasKlat79]

I was born March 26 1979. I like to joke around about cocaine & disco being popular when I was born. It's good to see videos like this from that time period!👊🙏

[@donnasca4740]

I heard John Belushi 1:57:25 did shows with the Allman Brothers, but this was the first time I got to see it. He just walks on stage and does one song. Wow, 2:02 WNEW FM was the only station I listened to. Funny to hear Alison Steel "The Night Bird." call the male announcer at Scott by mistake. God, did I receive a great history lesson in Rock and Roll thanks to that station. They played entire albums during the night. The funny thing is she had no background in Rock and was learning along with her audience. I just read she was almost my mother's age and she died at the age of 58 in 1995 of stomach cancer. Very sad to hear and I am 57! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alison_Steele RIP

[@mrlucky777]

the male announcer was Pat Dawson a NEW dj. if you miss 102.7 a great site is www.nyradioarchive.com/wnewfm.html

[@cannibalsaaa]

best thing I've ever heard. thank you so much

[@rexmagnum8047]

Dan Toler was a player who really expressed himself with originality. I definitely rate him above Warren Haynes.

[@blu68caddy]

Oh hell yes‼️way above‼️ Dangerous Dan Toler could've taught ole Warren a thing or two for sure🎶

[@ireneruthfox]

Dangerous Dan, along with David Goldflies (I'm a bassist ) were underrated for sure. They never got there dues. I can't say Dan is better than Warren. Two completely different players. Plus Warren can also sing his ass off. Both are great.

[@stevenslagle5186]

Outstanding? Yes. Underrated? Without question. Rated above Warren? Uh...No.

[@IgnatiusChinaski]

hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha that's the dumbest thing i've EVER read on youtube!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@curtiseverett1671]

Warren is great .... but for my taste, he is a little bit too exact (mechanical) not saying he doesn't have soul, he does..... but we are comparing some of the greatest gun slingers who ever lived......so haha that's my taste on it. They are/were all so great!

[@redzone77p]

Listen to that organ ...that makes honey seem sour...its our cross to bear.

[@samsmith4216]

I will never get used to a girl singing lead with the Allman's. Greg or Dickie only...Please.

[@봉구한-m4g]

삐땀어린 역량과 정신에 경의를 표한다!!

[@chesterproudfoot9864]

Damn - is there any Allman Brothers Band show that isn't the greatest?