2011-07-27
Tune In To Hep C Benefit
Beacon Theater
New York, NY
Sirius XM broadcast
224 kbps
1st Set:
01. Tuning
02. Don’t Want You No More
03. It’s Not My Cross To Bear
04. Walk on Guilded Splinters
05. One Way Out
06. Into The Mystic
07. Statesboro Blues
08. Blind Willie McTell
09. Black Hearted Woman > Other One Jam
10. A Change Is Gonna Come (Natalie Cole vocals; Ron Halloway sax; Danny Louis keyboard)
11. The Weight (Natalie Cole vocals; Ron Holloway sax)
12. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed (Bill Evans sax)
2nd Set:
01. Teach Your Children (David Crosby and Graham Nash, Derek Trucks guitar)
02. Guinnevere (David Crosby and Graham Nash)
03. Find The Cost Of Freedom (David Crosby and Graham Nash)
04. Cowboy Movie (ABB David Crosby and Graham Nash; Phil Lesh)
05. Almost Cut My Hair (ABB David Crosby; Graham Nash; Phil Lesh; Danny Louis keyboard)
06. Shakedown Street (Phil Lesh; Danny Louis keyboard)
07. Sugaree (Phil Lesh; Danny Louis Keyboard)
08. Franklins Tower (Phil Lesh; Danny Louis keyboard)
09. Whipping Post (Natalie Cole vocals)
Encore
10. Midnight Rider (With All Guests) Devon Allman (No Phil, Ron or Bill) (8.3MB)
11. Will The Circle Be Unbroken (With All Guests) Billy Gibbons (No Phil, Ron or Bill)
Rolling Stone reported on July 28, 2011:
[In the summer of 2010] Gregg Allman was confined to his Savannah home, recovering from a transplant that became immediately necessary after his doctor found cancer on his liver. “It’s a painful thing,” he told Rolling Stone last night at the Beacon Theatre, where the Allman Brothers Band played a rare, off-tour, three-hour show. “While I was healing, I kept wondering what it’s going to be like a year from now.”
Last night, one year and one month later, he got his answer – with help from friends Natalie Cole (who slayed Whipping Post) David Crosby and Graham Nash (who lent their timeless harmonies to several of their classics and rarities), and Phil Lesh (who jammed with the band on a string of Grateful Dead classics). It was that kind of night.
Click here for the full article.
Over at the Allman Brothers website, the following note is posted:
What a Show! The one-night only benefit concert at the Beacon for the Tune In to Hep C campaign is now history, but what a night! Also broadcast live on XM Radio, The Allman Brothers Band was joined by a stellar list of special guests including, in order of their appearance, Natalie Cole, Danny Louis, Ron Holloway, Bill Evans, David Crosby, Graham Nash, Phil Lesh, Devon Allman and Billy Gibbons.
Although the show is over, the war against Hep C is not. We need your help! Please join Gregg and a host of others in supporting the battle against this horrible disease. Please visit the TuneInToHepC website and learn more about how you can help. Get the word out by wearing this Tune In to Hep C tee - all proceeds go to charity. You can buy it at Hittin’ The Note.
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