Allman Brothers Band Beacon Theater set list: March 25, 2012

In the final show of their run at the Beacon Theater, the Allman Brothers played without Gregg on keys as he was not feeling well.  Bruce Katz (keys player in Gregg's solo band) sat in on B3 and piano for the whole show.  There were plenty of guest artists who helped out with the show as well.  Here's hoping Gregg recovers soon.

Meanwhile, check out the set list from the grand finale for the Allman Brothers 2012 New York City Beacon Theater run.

Set 1:

1. Blue Sky
2. Every Hungry Woman
3. Gambler's Roll
4. Les Brers in A minor
5. Statesboro Blues (Blind Willie McTell cover), (feat. Jimmy Hall: harmonica & vocals & Berry Oakley Jr., bass)
6. She Caught the Katy (Taj Mahal cover) (feat. Jimmy Hall: harmonica & vocals)
7. River's Gonna Rise (feat. Alecia Chakour: vocals & Ron Johnson: bass)
8. Jessica

Set 2:

9. Soulshine (feat. Alecia Chakour: vocals, Ron Johnson: bass, & Anton Fig: drums)
10. Hot 'Lanta
11. All Along The Watchtower (Bob Dylan cover) (feat. Maurice Brown: trumpet)
12. Spoonful (Willie Dixon cover) (feat. Col. Bruce Hampton: vocal, Oz Noy: guitar, & James van de Bogert: drums)
13. Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad (Derek & The Dominoes cover)
14. Alone (Blues Traveler cover) (feat. John Popper: harmonica & vocals)
15. That's What Love Will Make You Do (Little Milton cover) (feat. John Popper: harmonica & vocals, Jimmy Hall: sax, Jay Collins: sax & Maurice Brown: trumpet)
16. Dreams
17. Mountain Jam
18. Smokestack Lightning (Howlin' Wolf cover) (feat. Hook Herrera: harmonica)
19. Dazed & Confused (Led Zeppelin cover) (feat. Hook Herrera: harmonica)
20. Mountain Jam (reprise)
21. Soul Serenade (King Curtis cover) (feat. Jr. Mack: guitar & vocals: Hook Herrera, harmonica: Berry Oakley Jr.: bass & Will Calhoun: drums)

Encore:

22. You Don't Love Me (Willie Cobbs cover) (feat. Jr. Mack: guitar & vocals: Hook Herrera, harmonica: Berry Oakley Jr.: bass & Will Calhoun: drums)

So ends another incredible Beacon Theater run.  The Allman Brothers next perform two shows at their own Wanee Festival with several other bands slated to be on the bill in Live Oak, Florida, on April 20th and 21st.  Stay tuned to this blog for information on that.  Long live the Allman Brothers Band!