[MtnClimber]

I was just finishing my Bachelor of Science Electrical Engineering degree at U of F and was working in a research laboratory in the EE department near the bandshell. Just walked across to the concert, but have never spotted myself in the video. Was in the first few rows in the front, right of the stage.

[Federal46]

I saw the Allman Brothers Band in 71 shortly before Dwayne was killed. He was so obviously the leader and the most talented in that band they were just never the same to me after he was gone.

[Federal46]

I just realized I want to say I’m not trying to rain on your parade the Allman Brothers are great even after Dwayne was gone it’s just the way I felt about the bed but I appreciate the work you gone to thank you

[right way right]

This is a very, very tight band.
Thanks for posting it.

[CaliforniaCraftBeer]

great American music
Thank You for posting

[Freedom_Is_Not_Free]

Very cool. It is always fun to watch the magicians go through their paces. I love watching guitarists work the fretboards on popular songs. It like watching a master chef prepare his recipe.

[Travis McGee]

How far we have slid since then.

[Psalm 73]

Have seen Allmans many times - always a great show.
Never seen a concert at the U of F band shell, but have seen a ton of freebies at Lake Alice Field - Black Oak Arkansas, New Riders of the Purple sage, Joe Cocker, Butch Trucks own band "Trucks", and a lot of shows I can't remember (70's are a bit blurry...)

[TTFlyer]

It’s “Duane” Allman. And every member of the Allman Brothers Band was integral to their sound. Listen to “In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed” on the live “Fillmore East” album for an example.

Fantastic rhythm section, Gregg’s keyboards and vocals, and the incomparable twin guitars of Betts and Duane made ABB one of the greatest bands ever.

[ronniesgal]

My favorite!

[Fightin Whitey]

ping

[Wuli]

Thanks. Nice way to start the morning.

[CharleysPride]

Thanks friend!

Heck of a way to complete the morning.