Allman Bros LAST SHOW AT WANEE 2014 

that butch tribute show by les brers will live in my heart forever, and i still cannot believe gregg is gone, wanee is/was such a beautiful thing i can only hope it lives on somehow

Robert Pettigrew ...robert, I couldn't agree more. leaves such a hole..but I for one plan on collecting as many shows I can from this late incarnation. they made so much killer music from 2003-2014. and lots to collect. I'm sorry, but this was THE best of the best when it came to line ups...I mean, duane and Dickey and the rest only together 3 yrs and only released so much music and most of its the same...not to complain, I'm collecting all those as well...but have you heard the fox box for instance? 29 songs, all different (with the exception of Dreams) OMG, now that's 3 nights of FIRE ! If you haven't collected it, get it..it's a must have...but, yeah, being ABB is all I listen to 90% of the time, I feel ya brother. rock on Robert, Shawn in Az

Thanks Shawn.. Same to you!!

i was devastated when i saw wanee will not be happening next year, i love all my wanee ppls and hope it can be saved somehow

dude im right there with you,i would love to shroom up to this band but haven't had the chance.glad someone was able to have a great experience with this great music

Kofi Burbage. Otiel's brother.

RIP Dear Kofi ~ gone into the mystic 🍑🍄❤️

Check out his TTB work ☮️

Burbridge

How long were you in a coma?

Lol

An interesting comment. It's not the greatest video ever, or professionally recorded, but it captures 2014 ABB with pretty good audience audio (a tribute to the engineers doing the live mix)...The first two songs happen to be the very same two that open ABB's 1969 debut album. You're welcome to go back and listen to that (I just did and it sounds great) but a lot of people enjoy live music because it has different takes and jams, sometimes extended, than what they've heard so many times before. And in the case of the third song here, that's not on any ABB album at all...Although this show was professionally recorded and you can buy it, it wasn't professionally filmed and some people like video...Finally what's so bad about the behind stage visual? Do you go to concerts? I'll admit some artists are way over the top and truly "idiotic" with their light shows, etc., but this is fairly simple, isn't it? Yes, there'll always be folks (such as 70's rock critics) who'll insist studio versions are better than "indulgent" live versions, plus you'll rarely find a live album that's recorded as well as what you can achieve in a studio with multiple mics, baffles, endless takes if you miss a note, etc...but I'm a live guy. Anyway thanks for firing me up this morning I'm awake now:)

You had to be there, man...