Allman Brothers Band – At Fillmore East

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Artist: Allman Brothers Band

Title: At Fillmore East

Year: 1971

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1. Statesboro Blues - Live At Fillmore East, March 13, 1971 (4:19)
2. Done Somebody Wrong - Live At The Fillmore East, March 1971 (4:35)
3. Stormy Monday - Live At Fillmore East, March 13, 1971 (8:49)
4. You Don't Love Me - Live At Fillmore East, March 12, 1971 (19:19)
5. Hot 'Lanta - Live At Fillmore East, March 13, 1971 (5:21)
6. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed - Live At Fillmore East, March 12, 1971 (13:07)
7. Whipping Post - Live At The Fillmore East, March 1971 (23:09)

Review

The Allman Brothers Band's "At Fillmore East" is an absolute cornerstone of live albums, showcasing the band's remarkable blend of blues, rock, country, and jazz. Recorded over three electrifying nights in March 1971 at New York City's legendary Fillmore East, this album is a testament to their raw energy and musical mastery. The album kicks off with a powerhouse rendition of Blind Willie McTell's "Statesboro Blues," where Duane Allman's slide guitar work sets the tone for a night of unforgettable performances.

Tracks like "Done Somebody Wrong," "Stormy Monday," and "Hot 'Lanta" highlight the band's ability to blend diverse styles, while extended jams such as "Whipping Post," "You Don’t Love Me," and "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed" reveal their exceptional musicianship and improvisational magic. The stunning dual guitar attack by Duane Allman and Dickey Betts on "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed" is nothing short of mesmerizing. With Berry Oakley's melodic bass lines and Tom Dowd's crisp production, "At Fillmore East" resonates as a brilliant showcase of the band's chemistry and inventiveness, securing its place as one of the greatest live albums of all time. - Ralph