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Gov’t Mule will celebrate Mule-o-Ween at The Tabernacle in Atlanta on Saturday, October 30. For one of the night’s 2 sets, The Mule, joined by very special guests Charlie Starr (Blackberry Smoke) and Paul Riddle (Marshall Tucker Band), will pay homage to the 50th anniversary of The Allman Brothers Band’s first live album, At Fillmore East.
Whitebread picnic — 7/25/2022 12:30:27 PM
"First Panic Halloween run missed in New Orleans in 22 years. And to be in a setting w only about 1100 people on the floor in Atl, at the Tabby. and to experience an out of body brothers show was phenomenal. Nobody but Mule and Company could’ve pulled that off and they did it top notch. The sound was perfect, Backdrop something straight out of a brothers show which was fun and would love to get a DVD if Mule and Nugs can work out a deal to make it available. Nugs does a great job recording it and hope it can be watched and heard again. It’s hard for something to get into top 10 status after so many shows but looks like covering the live at Fillmore East (one of the best live albums cut) got into the “ won’t ever forget” column.. Congrats to everyone who was involved in what was a magical evening."
Curtin — 11/3/2021 4:57:59 PM
"Incredible night! Actually both were amazing. Go Mule! "
Edward Zinkon — 11/1/2021 6:31:26 PM
"Outstanding show!!! Second set was one for the ages!!! Charlie Starr, Paul Riddle, and Tommy Talton were great additions for the night. Hoping to watch it again… and again… and again."
Mr. Mallett — 11/1/2021 3:45:02 PM
"What an AWESOME ABB set!"
Farrell Sprayberry — 11/1/2021 2:47:02 PM
"Outstanding show with an outstanding crowd! Charlie Star was a great addition and the Braves won! ???"
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