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Many people wondered how the Allman Brothers would top Saturday's Fox show, but they were up to the challenge. The first set featured five songs over ten minutes in length, including top-notch versions of "Desdemona" and "Hoochie Coochie Man," plus Warren Haynes finishing off the magnificent "Dreams" trifecta. "Stormy Monday" shows why Gregg Allman is still considered one of the finest blues singers ever. Rob Barraco adds immensely to fantastic takes on "The Same Thing" and "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed," Oteil pays a beautiful tribute to Ray Charles in his bass solo, and a thunderous "Whipping Post" brings the Fox run to an earth-shattering conclusion!
DISC ONE
Revival 6:04
Every Hungry Woman 5:52
Done Somebody Wrong 4:11
Hoochie Coochie Man 11:25
Desdemona 14:17
High Cost of Low Living 11:13
Forty-Four Blues 12:36
End of the Line 6:29
DISC TWO
Dreams 12:36
I Walk On Gilded Splinters 7:06
Stormy Monday 9:04
The Same Thing (Rob Barraco, oiano) 13:05
In Memory of Elizabeth Reed (Rob Barraco, piano) >drums> 35:00
DISC THREE
In Memory of Elizabeth Reed>bass>In Memory of Elizabeth Reed 6:50
Don't Keep Me Wonderin' 4:59
No One To Run With 5:36
Whipping Post 15:00
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