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flac16/44.1khz 8th row, left: Nakamichi CM-300 CP-1’s (on T-Bar) >Sony WM-D6C (Maxell MX-S Metal, No Dolby) Cassette Master >CDR Via: Sony TC-D5M >HHb CDR 800 PRO, CD Masters >FLAC (Level 8) Via xACT 2.35 >Tags Via xACT 2.35 Recorded/Transferred/FLAC’d & Tagged By OldNeumanntapr

Allman Brothers Band
7/18/92
Santa Barbara County Bowl
Santa Barbara, CA

8th row, left: Nakamichi CM-300 CP-1’s (on T-Bar) >Sony WM-D6C
(Maxell MX-S Metal, No Dolby)
Cassette Master >CDR Via: Sony TC-D5M >HHb CDR 800 PRO,
CD Masters >FLAC (Level 8) Via xACT 2.35 >Tags Via xACT 2.35

Recorded/Transferred/FLAC’d & Tagged By OldNeumanntapr

disc 1:
01. Don't Want You No More
02. It's Not My Cross To Bear
03. Statesboro Blues*
04. Blue Sky
05. Don't Keep Me Wonderin'
06. Nobody Knows
07. Black Hearted Woman
--acoustic--
08. Seven Turns
09. Midnight Rider
10. Southbound
11. Melissa

disc 2:
01. Pony Boy
--electric--
02. Hoochie Coochie Man
03. Get On With Your Life
04. In Memory of Elizabeth Reed
05. Drums / Bass
06. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed
07. Revival
Encore:
08. One Way Out
09. Whipping Post

*w/John Popper on harp

Taper Notes:
I had heard that the Allman Brothers were becoming taping friendly and trying to attract some of the Dead's taper crowd. When I got to the County Bowl that afternoon I noticed that the sign that says 'No Cameras, Tape Recorders, Weapons, Etc', had black electrical tape over the words 'tape recorders'. I took that as a Good Sign! They let me in with no problem after I explained that my bag contained Only audio taping equipment; my usual spiel. I just wish that the head of security had clued in the rest of the staff! The security sure tried to hassle me as I was setting up my mics. They were clueless that the Allmans allowed taping. The Bowl wouldn't allow mic stands so I had to hold a T-Bar with the CM-300s on it the whole night. Man, was my arm tired later! As I was setting up my mics on the T-Bar, this security guy comes over, frowns, and says, 'What are Those?' Ah, microphones, says I. 'What are they FOR?', he asks. For Recording, says I. I Almost added, 'Is this a trick question'? It seemed obvious to me what they were for! 'We'll see about this!' he says, and storms off. A little while later he comes back, about 20 feet away, looks at me and shrugs his shoulders and shakes his head as he walked away! I had a lady complain to me that they wouldn't let her bring in a camera so why was I able to tape the show? Hey, rules are rules. I asked her if she'd ever had a flash go off in her eyes but she wasn't listening. There were a couple of other tapers there that night but I think that I was the closest to the stage. I've never seen another recording of this show from another source in circulation. Anyway, this was my 1st Allman Brothers concert and I thought that they were awesome. I loved the interplay between the musicians. Warren was on fire!!! Hootchie Coochie Man sent chills down my back. He is such a bluesman! I had seen and recorded the Dead since early 1986 but I understood after the show why people say that NOBODY COOKS LIKE THE ALLMAN BROTHERS!!! Blues Traveler opened the show and I recorded them with the same Nakamichi CM-300s->Sony WMD-D6C rig. Even now, after seeing the Allmans quite a few times over the years, I have to say that the 1992 line up is still one of my favorite incarnations of the band.

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