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  • Promised LandSugaree Mexicali Blues Loser Black Throated Wind China Cat Sunflower I Know You Rider Beat it on Down the Line Candyman El Paso Bird Song Playing in the Band Casey Jones Greatest Story Ever Told He's Gone Truckin' drums The Other One Stella Blue Big River Ramble On Rose Sugar Magnolia Brokedown Palace Around and Around One More Saturday Night Uncle John's Band

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  • dr.mac
    1 year ago
    Allman Brothers canceled

    Wanted to see the Allman Brothers so I purchased tickets for this event, but AB canceled. Bassist Berry Oakley had died Nov. 11 after a motorcycle crash. There was no opening act; Grateful Dead played the entire show.

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Promised LandSugaree Mexicali Blues Loser Black Throated Wind China Cat Sunflower I Know You Rider Beat it on Down the Line Candyman El Paso Bird Song Playing in the Band Casey Jones Greatest Story Ever Told He's Gone Truckin' drums The Other One Stella Blue Big River Ramble On Rose Sugar Magnolia Brokedown Palace Around and Around One More Saturday Night Uncle John's Band
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Submitted by dr.mac on Mon, 11/06/2023 - 20:49

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Wanted to see the Allman Brothers so I purchased tickets for this event, but AB canceled. Bassist Berry Oakley had died Nov. 11 after a motorcycle crash. There was no opening act; Grateful Dead played the entire show.