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To: MichiganCheese

Best live performers ever.

After the Allman Brothers, you mean. :-)

23 posted on 03/02/2017 6:05:52 PM PST by Alberta's Child ("Yo, bartender -- Jobu needs a refill!")

To: Alberta's Child

Allman Brothers Fillmore East show was just breath taking.

There are a number of “the best” live rockers. Seen a few of them myself.

Humble Pie. Awesome. Steve Marriott, the little guy with the giant voice. Tampa 1972

The Moody Blues. Orlando 1971 (maybe 1972) Wow. It was like being in the studio with them.

Jefferson Airplane. Orlando 1969. Grace Slick in her prime. Whew.

For the hard stuff. Deep Purple Orlando 1971. Ian Gillian hitting those highs.

36 posted on 03/02/2017 6:18:07 PM PST by ChildOfThe60s ("If you can remember the 60s........you weren't really there")

To: Alberta's Child

Sweet Melissa Alberta’s Child Hugs.

Allman Brothers,
“Melissa” featuring Jackson Browne and Gregg Allman

129 posted on 03/02/2017 7:20:01 PM PST by fatima (Free Hugs Today :))

To: Alberta's Child

And Boston.

158 posted on 03/02/2017 7:39:47 PM PST by steve8714 (My wife calls me Dr. Smartacus. This makes me happy.)

To: Alberta's Child

And Boston.

159 posted on 03/02/2017 7:39:57 PM PST by steve8714 (My wife calls me Dr. Smartacus. This makes me happy.)

To: Alberta's Child

While The Allman Brothers “Live at the Fillmore East” has my vote for best live album ever, having seen The Who live, nothing compares.

Their performance of “The Punk and the Godfather” in 1981 was epic.

161 posted on 03/02/2017 7:41:51 PM PST by henkster

To: Alberta's Child

Allman Brothers and The Dead, summer 1971 at RFK in DC. Either band knew when to end a song.

301 posted on 03/03/2017 12:20:29 PM PST by gathersnomoss

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