Setlist at Beacon Theatre New York, NY on 3/20/2012

Set One
Bill Graham Introduction 56
Don't Want You No More 161
It's Not My Cross to Bear 311
Done Somebody Wrong 235
End Of The Line 380
44 Blues 734
Kind Of Bird 847
Introduction 21
It Makes No Difference 378
Who to Believe 529
Don't Keep Me Wonderin' 328
Southbound 551
Set Two
Death Letter 300
Dark End Of The Street 252
Come On In My Kitchen 354
Stage Banter 56
Back Where I Started 325
I’d Rather Go Blind 339
Stage Banter 15
Anyday 665
Statesboro Blues 309
No One To Run With 293
JaMaBuBu 414
No One To Run With (reprise) 402
Crowd Noise 184
Encore
Whipping post 1023
Beacon Theatre
New York, NY
3/20/2012

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Setlist at Beacon Theatre New York, NY on 3/20/2012

Set One
Bill Graham Introduction 56
Don't Want You No More 161
It's Not My Cross to Bear 311
Done Somebody Wrong 235
End Of The Line 380
44 Blues 734
Kind Of Bird 847
Introduction 21
It Makes No Difference 378
Who to Believe 529
Don't Keep Me Wonderin' 328
Southbound 551
Set Two
Death Letter 300
Dark End Of The Street 252
Come On In My Kitchen 354
Stage Banter 56
Back Where I Started 325
I’d Rather Go Blind 339
Stage Banter 15
Anyday 665
Statesboro Blues 309
No One To Run With 293
JaMaBuBu 414
No One To Run With (reprise) 402
Crowd Noise 184
Encore
Whipping post 1023

Show Notes

They say lightning never strikes twice in the same place, but they're wrong! Many people thought it was virtually impossible for the second ABB show with Eric Clapton to equal the first, but in many ways this show surpasses Thursday's concert. There seems to be no ceiling to what the Allman Brothers Band was capable of in this Beacon run!

Check out the first set, a blockbuster that would be a worthy second set to most shows, complete with a "Mountain Jam" sandwich to open and close the set. "44 Blues" and "Gambler's Roll" provide some deep blues, and the end sequence of "Ain't Wastin' Time No More>Mountain Jam Reprise" is just as good as it sounds. Oteil's solo bass version of "Little Martha" adds a different twist to the Duane Allman classic, which had been played as a duet by Warren and Derek earlier in the run.

The second set is Clapton time, and Slowhand seems relaxed, comfortable and ready to jam. The Derek and the Dominoes classics sound just as good, if not better, than Thursday, but there are a few surprises in store. This performance of "Stormy Monday" might be the best ever, from Gegg's passionate vocals to the blues guitar master class being put on by Derek, Eric and Warren. Clapton soars even higher on this version of "Dreams" than he did on Thursday, and his jazzy explorations on "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed" show Slowhand venturing far from his blues-rock comfort zone and proving that he still has his mojo. This "Layla" encore may be even more emotional and powerful than the one from the previous show, if that's possible.

Another historic must-have show!  -Munck Music

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