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That's the one I have on my phone, Bouche

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ahahahahahah awesomeness! Great day in the premiership

Allman Brothers Band — 12/31/1973 (With Jerry Garcia, Billy Kreutzman & Boz Scaggs) Okay folks, here we find the Allman Brothers playing at The Cow Palace on New Years Eve, 1973. With 1974 threatening and some help from their some friends, the Allman Brothers pull together a truly amazing show. This show was performed in the ominous shadow of their two fallen brethren, Duane Allman and Berry Oakley and was broadcast nationwide with assistance from Bill Graham, who made the arrangements. The Grateful Dead were on hiatus, so a few of the fellas decided to mosy on down to The Cow Palace and pitch in for the good of the cause. This was a mere five months after the Summer Jam At Watkins Glen, which saw roughly 600,000 fans catch The Allman Brothers, The Grateful Dead and The Band. Dickey Betts was largely controlling the course for the Allman’s at this point and performs some classics here: Blue Sky, Midnight Rider and Ramblin’ Man. These are primo soundboards of a legendary time and show. Gregg Allman – lead vocals, organ, electric piano Dickey Betts – lead guitar, slide guitar Lamar Williams – bass Chuck Leavell – piano Butch Trucks – drums, percussion Jaimoe Johanson – drums Guest: Jerry Garcia – guitar Guest: Bill Kreutamann – drums Guest: Boz Scaggs – vocals, guitar Set One: 1. Wasted Words, 6:04 2. Done Somebody Wrong, 6:02 3. One Way Out, 9:50 4. Stormy Monday, 8:59 5. Midnight Rider, 5:00 6. Blue Sky, 7:45 7. Elizabeth Reed, 17:37 Set 2: (Happy New Year), 8. Statesboro Blues 6:58 1. Southbound, 7:22 2. Come & Go Blues, 5:27 3. Ramblin’ Man, 8:06 4. Trouble No More, 4:22 5. Jessica, 12:59 6. Les Brers in A Minor > 6:09 7. drums > 11:12 8. Les Brers in A Minor 14:34 (Jerry Garcia, Bill Kreutzman & Boz Scaggs join in for remainder of the show) 1. Whipping Post Jam, 11:52 2. Linda Lou-> Mary Lou, 9:18 3. Hideaway-> You Upset Me, 15:21 4. Bo Didley-> Mountain Jam-> Bo Didley 27:11 1. Save My Life, 18:54 2. Blues Jam, 11:22 Set 3: 3. You Don’t Love Me, 9:49 4. Will the Circle Be Unbroken> 4:45 5. Mountain Jam 16:25 get me here

I'll bring backa few for ya, 'bone

https://twitter.com/TomMarshall111/status/274016345501339648/photo/1 Hilarious.

Am I the only one that finds this hard to watch?

Um. What?

They got it done today, thank god.

That fella was just glad to be out of your pants, Dave

GODDAMIT! I am destined never to see this band in my hometown. Sigh.... next time.

AVB is dead to me.

Buddy of mine won yesterday, Sean, if it's any consolation.

It's not on a limited run, Ollie. I believe they're keeping that around. However, If you still can't find any around the holidays, let me know and I'll bring some up from TO for you.

WOW! What a finish!

Great game going on at Emirates right now. Go Fullham!

I really should get out and see this guy one of these days...

See, that's what I was saying too. Thanks for your input, fellas.

Some discussion at work here about contacting these folks to invite them to be a part of what we do. Thought I'd ask you monkeys to chime in and see if it's something you'd get for yourself/gift. http://cityprintsmapart.com/rinks/

ollie: did you tag it at all or name it referencing Zep?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgJ5slZ9mOg&feature=youtu.be

I'm currently upping my vid of GTBT. It's a much better video if you like the look of Punk's ass.

It's all about the Red Racer. Expensive, but it's the best West Coast IPA we make in Canada, hands down.

I'd really like to. Even if I got to see a couple shows of the run, I'd be happy. Realistically, I don't know that it's going to happen though.

Who's goin'?