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Widespread Panic & The Allman Brothers Band Setlists
10.17.09 :: Sat :: Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion :: The Woodlands, TX
Widespread Panic:
Let’s Get Down To Business, Give > Disco > Tall Boy, Blue Indian > Junior > Party At Your Mamas House > Ribs and Whiskey, North, Pilgrims, Good People > Use Me* > Cortez the Killer* > Lawyers, Guns and Money, Henry Parsons Died
* with Warren Haynes on guitar
The Allman Brothers Band:
Revival, Done Somebody Wrong, Rocking Horse, One Way Out, Guilded Splinters*, The Sky is Crying, Franklins Tower**, Black Hearted Woman, Dreams***, In Memory of Elizabeth Reed****
E: Southbound^
* with John Bell on guitar/vocals, Sunny Ortiz on percussion
** with Sunny Ortiz on percussion, Jimmy Herring on guitar
*** with Dave Schools on bass, without Oteil Burbridge
**** with Jimmy Herring on guitar
^ with all of Widespread Panic
You can stream Panic’s set at panicstream.com.
You can download Panic’s set at LiveDownloads.com.
10.16.09 :: Fri :: Superpages.com Center :: Dallas, TX
Widespread Panic:
Radio Child, Weight Of The World > Don’t Be Denied, Wondering, Greta > Under The Radar Jam > Three Candles > Space Wrangler, Gradle, From The Cradle, Second Skin* > Blackout Blues*, All Time Low, Makes Sense To Me
* with Derek Trucks on guitar
The Allman Brothers Band:
Statesboro Blues, Come And Go Blues, No One To Run With, Who’s Been Talking, Midnight Rider, Highway 61 Revisited*, Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad?, One Way Out, Into The Mystic, Jessica
E: Melissa, Whipping Post
* with John Bell on guitar/vocals
You can stream Panic’s set at panicstream.com.
You can download Panic’s set at LiveDownloads.com.
10.14.09 :: Wed :: Municipal Auditorium :: Nashville, TN
Widespread Panic:
Let’s Get The Show On The Road > Happy > You Should Be Glad, Pickin’ Up The Pieces, Up All Night, Love Tractor, Big Wooly Mammoth* > Fishwater > Drums > Fishwater > Don’t Wanna Lose You** > It Ain’t No Use** > Jam** > Driving Song > You Got Yours > Driving Song > Chilly Water
E: Vacation > Life During Wartime
* Johnny Neel on keys
** Audley Freed on guitar
The Allman Brothers Band:
Don’t Want You no More > Not My Cross To Bear > Don’t Keep Me Wondering, Trouble No More, Good Morning Little Schoolgirl, Midnight Rider*, Done Somebody Wrong**, Black Hearted Woman* > Other One Jam, Woman Across The River*, Soulshine, It Takes A Lot To Laugh It Takes A Train To Cry***, In Memory of Elizabeth Reed**** > Drums & Bass > In Memory of Elizabeth Reed****
E: Melissa*****, You Don’t Love Me******
* Chris Jackson on keys
** Elizabeth Pearson on bass and Chris Jackson on piano
*** JB on guitar & vocals; Johnny Neel on piano
**** Jack Pearson on bass with Oteil; Chris Jackson on piano
***** Gregg Allman on acoustic; without Derek Trucks
****** Jimmy Hall on harmonica; Elizabeth Pearson on bass; without Oteil
You can stream Panic’s set at panicstream.com.
You can download Panic’s set at LiveDownloads.com.
10.13.09 :: Tue :: Knoxville Coliseum :: Knoxville, TN
Widespread Panic:
Better Off, One-Arm Steve, Old Neighborhood > Action Man, Time Zones > Jam > Angels On High > Rebirtha > Watching The Sleeping Man, Papa’s Home > Stop/Go > Papa’s Home > Travelin’ Man > Ride Me High > Drum Solo > Jam* > Surprise Valley* > Drum Solo > Surprise Valley* > Climb To Safety*
* With Derek Trucks on guitar
The Allman Brothers Band:
Statesboro Blues, One Way Out, Sky Is Crying, Come and Go Blues, Any Day, 44 Blues, Leave My Blues at Home, Melissa, Rocking Horse > Little Martha > Rockin Horse, Dreams*, Mountain Jam*
E: Whipping Post*
* With Jack Pearson on guitar
You can stream Panic’s set at panicstream.com.
You can download Panic’s set at LiveDownloads.com.
10.11.09 :: Sun :: Time Warner Cable Music Pavilion at Walnut Creek :: Raleigh, NC
Widespread Panic:
Pigeons, 1 x 1, Proving Ground, Down > Holden Oversoul > Little Lilly > Tie Your Shoes, City of Dreams > B of D > Barstools & Dreamers, Ribs & Whiskey* > Stop Breakin’ Down Blues* > Ribs & Whiskey*, Tall Boy > Ain’t Life Grand
w/ * Warren Haynes
The Allman Brothers Band:
Don’t Want You No More, Not My Cross To Bear, Done Somebody Wrong, Don’t Keep Me Wondering, Only You Know and I Know*, Can’t Find My Way Home**, No One To Run With, Who’s Been Talking, You Don’t Love Me, The Same Thing, Melisa, In Memory of Elizabeth Reed***
E: Southbound****
w/ * James van de Bogert on drums
w/ ** JB and James van de Bogert
w/ *** Jimmy Herring
w/ **** J Herring, JoJo, D Schools
10.10.09 :: Sat :: BJCC Arena :: Birmingham, AL
The Allman Brothers Band:
Midnight Rider, Trouble No More, Can’t Lose What You Never Had, You Don’t Love Me, Soulshine, Stand Back, And It Stoned Me*, Revival, Statesboro Blues, Mountain Jam > Smokestack Lightnin’** > Mountain Jam
E: Black Hearted Woman
* w/ with John Bell, guitar & vox; James van de Bogert, drums
** w/ with Colonel Bruce Hampton, vocals
Widespread Panic:
The Take Out > Diner > Rock > Porch Song, Dyin’ Man*, Slippin’ Into Darkness**, Just Like A Woman***, Bust It Big**** > Drums > Airplane > Pilgrims > Goodpeople > Dark Bar > Goodpeople > Junior
E: Expiration Day > Goin’ Out West
* with DJ Logic on turntables
** with Marc Quinones on percussion, Warren Haynes on guitar
*** with Gregg Allman on vocals
**** with Warren Haynes on guitar
Review of this show here.
10.09.09 :: Fri :: BJCC Arena :: Birmingham, AL
Widespread Panic:
Hatfield > Walkin’ (For Your Love) > Wondering, Tickle the Truth > Chainsaw City > Machine > Arleen > Space Wrangler, Her Dance Needs No Body > Greta > Drums* > Maggot Brain** > Time Is Free*** > Give
* with DJ Logic on turntables
** with Derek Trucks on guitar
*** with Col. Bruce Hampton on vocals, Derek Trucks on guitar, Oteil Burbridge on bass
['Time Is Free' without Dave]
The Allman Brothers Band:
Done Somebody Wrong, Come and Go Blues, End Of The Line, The Weight*, Key To The Highway*, Rocking Horse, Dreams**, Highway 61 Revisited***, Into The Mystic****, Leave My Blues at Home, Melissa, Jessica
E: One Way Out*****
* with JoJo Hermann, piano
** with Dave Schools, bass
*** with John Bell, guitar & vocals; Dave Schools, bass; James van de Bogert, drums
**** with James van de Bogert, drums
***** with Jimmy Herring, guitar
10.07.09 :: Wed :: NTELOS Wireless Pavilion :: Portsmouth, VA
Widespread Panic:
From The Cradle > Can’t Get High > Love Tractor, I’m Not Alone, Imitation Leather Shoes > Jam > Jack > Impossible > Jam* > Nobody’s Fault But Mine > Blight > Driving Song > Disco > Drums > Solid Rock > All Time Low > Under The Radar Jam > Driving Song > Conrad
* with Danny Louis on keyboards
['Nobody's Fault But Mine' without JoJo]
The Allman Brothers Band:
Don’t Keep Me Wonderin’, Statesboro Blues, Hoochie Coochie Man, Come On In My Kitchen, No One To Run With, Stormy Monday, The Same Thing*, Franklin’s Tower**, Midnight Rider, In Memory of Elizabeth Reed***
E: You Don’t Love Me
* with James van de Bogert, drums
** with Oteil Burbridge, vocals; Jimmy Herring, guitar.; Sonny Ortiz, percussion; Dave Schools, bass; Todd Nance, drums; Danny Louis, B3, no Gregg
*** Danny Louis, B3, no Gregg
10.06.09 :: Tue :: Merriweather Post Pavilion :: Columbia, MD
Widespread Panic:
Travelin’ Light, Thought Sausage > Pleas > Who Do You Belong To?, C. Brown, Up All Night, Three Candles > Flicker > Contentment Blues > North > Second Skin* > Protein Drink > Sewing Machine* , Radio Child > Action Man > Chilly Water
* w/ Warren Haynes
The Allman Brothers Band:
Trouble No More, Leave My Blues At Home, One Way Out, Sky is Crying, Dreams, Guilded Splinters*, Woman Across The River, Don’t Think Twice**, South Bound***, Melissa, Stand Back****, Mountain Jam > Dazed & Confused > Mountain Jam
E: Whipping Post
Danny Louis on keyboard entire show
* w/ JB & Sunny Ortiz
** w/ Susan Tedeschi, Jaimoe Jr (without Jaimoe)
*** w/ Jimmy Herring, Ron Holloway on sax, Susan Tedeschi, Todd Nance (without Jaimoe)
**** w/ Ron Holloway on sax
Gregg Allman is recovering from the pinched nerve in his back but did sit out the set closer “Mountain Jam.” As noted above, Gov’t Mule‘s Danny Louis continues to perform on keyboards throughout the show.
You can stream Panic’s set at panicstream.com.
You can download Panic’s set at LiveDownloads.com.
Widespread Panic and The Allman Brothers Band began the second leg of their co-headlining tour over the weekend with a pair of shows at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater in Charlotte, NC. On Saturday evening guitarist Warren Haynes was unable to perform due to travel complications and Jimmy Herring subbed for the entire show. Haynes’ Gov’t Mule bandmate, Danny Louis also joined the Allmans on keys to help support Gregg Allman who was suffering from back pain. Allman performed the entire show on guitar and was still able to sing.
Special guests for Widespread Panic’s set included longtime producer John Keane, Bloodkin‘s Danny Hutchins as well as Danny Louis and Derek Trucks on loan from the Allman Bros. Warren Haynes would join Panic on Sunday night. Complete notes below.
10.04.09 :: Sun :: Verizon Wireless Amphitheater :: Charlotte, NC
Widespread Panic:
Papa Legba, Worry, Pigeons, Angels On High, Heroes, Ribs & Whiskey, Party At Your Mamas House > Tall Boy > Blue Indian, You Got Yours > Papas Home > Drums > Papas Home > Porch Song, Henry Parsons Died* > Mr. Soul*
* w/ Warren Haynes
The Allman Brothers Band:
Don’t Want You No More* > It’s Not My Cross To Bear*, Done Somebody Wrong*, Revival*, Good Morning Little School Girl*, No One To Run With*, Midnight Rider*, Rocking Horse**, Soulshine*, Little By Little***, Black Hearted Woman*, Melissa****, Les Brers In A Minor*****
E: You Don’t Love Me******
Gregg Allman on B3 throughout except where noted
* w/ Danny Louis on piano
** w/ Danny Louis on B3, no Gregg
*** w/ Susan Tedeschi on guitar & vocals; Danny Louis, piano; James van de Bogert, drums
**** w/ Gregg Allman on acoustic guitar
***** w/ Kofi Burbridge on B3
****** w/ with Gregg Allman on electric guitar, Danny Louis on B3
You can download Panic’s Sunday night North Carolina set at LiveDownloads.com.
10.03.09 :: Sat :: Verizon Wireless Amphitheater :: Charlotte, NC
Widespread Panic:
Little Kin > Holden Oversoul > Surprise Valley, Pilgrims > Blackout Blues, This Part of Town*, Ain’t Life Grand**, Diner > Drums > You Should Be Glad*** > Climb To Safety > Fishwater****
E: End of the Show*****
* w/ John Keane on pedal steel
** w/ JB on mandolin; John Keane on pedal steel
*** w/ Derek Trucks on guitar
**** w/ Danny Louis on keyboard
***** w/ John Keane on pedal steel and Danny Hutchens on vocals
The Allman Brothers Band:
Mountain Jam, Don’t Keep Me Wonderin’, Stormy Monday, Statesboro Blues, Anyday*, Trouble No More*, In Memory of Elizabeth Reed
E: One Way Out
Gregg Allman was on guitar for the entire show
Danny Louis was on Keyboards and Hammond B3 for the entire show
Jimmy Herring played guitar for the entire show
Warren Haynes did not play
* with Paul Riddle (The Marshall Tucker Band) on drums
You can stream Panic’s set at panicstream.com.
You can download Panic’s Saturday night North Carolina set at LiveDownloads.com.
Words by: Frank Etheridge | Images by: Ian Rawn
Widespread Panic & The Allman Brothers Band :: 10.10.09 :: BJCC Arena :: Birmingham, AL
 John Bell | 10.10 | Alabama |
“Happy birthday, Allman Brothers! Happy birthday, everybody!”
With these words, Widespread Panic frontman John Bell not only extended warm birthday wishes to the opening Allman Brothers on the occasion of their 40th anniversary, he also delivered, in vintage JB inflection, a succinct summation of a five-hour marathon of music that was nothing short of life-affirming.
Bell’s stage banter is a barometer of the band’s mood and energy, and on this Saturday night in Birmingham, it revealed a playfulness and joy that shined throughout a night that was more collaboration than co-bill, more celebration than concert. This tour partnering two Georgia-bred juggernauts, which disappointingly bypassed their home state, was long overdue; a dream-come-true for fans of blues-based improvisational rock, that even in consideration of the loftiest, dearly held expectations, met any and all promises. All the players in both bands seemed to share JB’s sentiment, with their playing inspired and fueled by an infectious energy that was amazingly levels beyond the quality Friday night show for a stellar two-set, two-encore show Saturday night.
The Allmans kicked the night off with a raucous start featuring Muddy Waters’ classic “Trouble No More.” It was readily apparent by the time Derek Trucks‘ searing licks introduced “Can’t Lose What You Never Had” that the band brought their A-game. An early highlight came in the song’s refrain – “Got drunk/ Burned it down/ Now people ain’t that sad” – that encapsulates a key theme of the band. As grizzly veteran frontman Gregg Allman belted out this cautionary tale, his tone became his essence in revealing, on the surface, a defense-mechanism flippancy buoyed by a deeply seeded seasoned wisdom key to Gregg and ABB’s survival and perseverance. Been there, done that? This legend certainly has, and on Saturday night, preaching to the choir, showed proof positive that he’s even managed to live to tell about it.
 The Allman Brothers w/ JB | 10.10 | Alabama |
“You Don’t Love Me” found the band really opening up for some intense improvisation as the double-edged attack of Warren Haynes and Trucks’ guitars sailed over Allman’s organ. The ubiquitous, but always-appreciated, “Soulshine” came next. With countless Gov’t Mule renditions setting its standard for this reviewer, it was a breath of fresh air to have Allman take the lead vocals and give it a toned-down, more traditional blues feel. The uptempo “Stand Back” put the band’s groovy shoes on as they danced about a relentless jam that rode on waves of expert drum rolls that propelled even more screeching guitar wails.
Haynes’ introduction of JB, something along the lines of, “You guys know JB?” was obviously, sarcastically, rhetorical, but the crowd, significantly larger on Saturday than Friday, roared its response of recognition. In contrast to many of the stops on this tour, younger Spreadheads dominated the audience, though there was mercifully enough gray hair and Daytona Bike Week t-shirts to counterbalance the dready factor and help keep the waves of patchouli wafting through the air at bay. Bell switched verses with Haynes on an excellent cover of Van Morrison’s “And It Stoned Me,” a poem penned by one of Bell’s idols that is ideal for his voice.
Rollicking versions of Allman Brothers staples “Revival” and “Statesboro Blues” were next and preceded the night’s highlight: “Mountain Jam.” This never-ending instrumental is dismissed by some, primarily those that find the Allmans a classic-rock FM radio act and not the Southern sojourners of truth they are in their best live moments. Sure, “Mountain Jam” can be an endless noodle long enough to go home, cut the grass, and come back without missing a thing, but Saturday night it was a beautiful melody from the start as a long, spacey intro eventually fell sway to a guitar crunch. Drummers Jaimoe and Butch Trucks worked their kits in amazing syncopation to unleash a powerful, primal rhythm. Col. Bruce Hampton – another Georgia legend that connects more than his fair share of the dots in the non-linear lineage the Brothers and Panic share – graced the stage to belt out a few verses of “Smokestack Lightning,” with “Spoonful” teases swirling about it, before an abrupt, but classically Colonel, departure as “Mountain Jam” took over again.
 Oteil Burbridge – ABB | 10.10 | Alabama |
Unlike most shows on this tour, the Allmans as opener were provided a well-deserved encore slot they filled with “Black Hearted Woman,” marked by pounding teases of the Grateful Dead’s “The Eleven.” The lush acoustics of “Little Martha” as set break PA music was icing on the (birthday) cake.
Panic opened their set with an instrumental of their own, “The Take Out,” an old school number with a few twists played remarkably well. “Diner” meandered into a brief rap by JB that carried the song out into a flawless “Rock.” A monstrous intro provided one of those jaw-dropping Panic moments, reminiscent of their days thriving as a six-headed beast, where all members’ individual music cedes to a crazed collective and begs the question, “How the fuck are they making that sound?”
“There’s nothing logical ’bout this” was Bell’s introduction to DJ Logic‘s appearance on the subsequent “Dying Man,” his effort giving an edgy dimension, a la the ‘Til the Medicine Takes version with Colin Butler as DJ.
The silky-smooth funk of War’s “Slipping into Darkness” followed and took a nasty, wonderfully dirty Panic turn. A chatty JB then looked about to introduce Gregg Allman. “Can’t see him,” Bell beamed as he finally made eye contact with Allman. They shared vocals on a cover of Bob Dylan’s “Just like a Woman,” though Bell’s voice was primarily the only audible one. In a gesture evident of the family vibe that has taken shape this tour, the always-humble, appropriately reverent Bell bowed to Allman as he exited stage left.
 Dave Schools – WSP | 10.10 |
Bassist Dave Schools cooked up a sinister bass intro to “Bust It Big,” which was eventually taken over by the frenetic keys of John “JoJo” Hermann, who deftly moved from ragtime to funk in a fine display of his prowess on a night that found his playing both inspired and free-wheeling. DJ Logic reappeared during “Drums,” which segued into a rollicking jam between Schools and percussionists Domingo “Sunny” Ortiz and Todd Nance. A soaring “Airplane” came next, with an incredible, trademark “take-off jam.” JoJo again dominated in his intro to “Good People,” which he peppered with a minute-long “Dark Bar” rap. An excellent “Junior” closed the set.
The lights at Panic shows are seldom noteworthy (Charlotte 2008 being a MAJOR exception to this due to the insane “lightning storm” during “Drums”). Saturday night, and perhaps its been this way throughout the whole tour with the Allmans, the lights were simply incredible, always spot-on, highlighting individual members during solos and fading to black as jams began, and spinning wildly as they took form. The spotlight was on JB for “Expiration Day” in the encore, the singer awash in purple and red hues as he seemed to serenade the crowd with this paean to true love, a simple life well lived, and the peaceful contentment that exists only in those virtues.
One of Panic’s best qualities is their capacity to encompass the entire gamut of human emotion, to express and embrace both the yin & yang. This hallmark reared its head as the misty-eyed serenity of “Expiration Day” moved into a snarling, fierce take on Tom Waits’ “Going Out West” to close the show, slapping the crowd on the ass as they headed out the door into an Alabama Saturday night.
The Allman Brothers Band Setlist:
Midnight Rider, Trouble No More, Can’t Lose What You Never Had, You Don’t Love Me, Soulshine, Stand Back, And It Stoned Me*, Revival, Statesboro Blues, Mountain Jam > Smokestack Lightnin’** > Mountain Jam
E: Black Hearted Woman
* w/ with John Bell, guitar & vox; James van de Bogert, drums
** w/ with Colonel Bruce Hampton, vocals
Widespread Panic Setlist:
The Take Out > Diner > Rock > Porch Song, Dyin’ Man*, Slippin’ Into Darkness**, Just Like A Woman***, Bust It Big**** > Drums > Airplane > Pilgrims > Goodpeople > Dark Bar > Goodpeople > Junior
E: Expiration Day > Goin’ Out West
* with DJ Logic on turntables
** with Marc Quinones on percussion, Warren Haynes on guitar
*** with Gregg Allman on vocals
**** with Warren Haynes on guitar
Continue reading for more images of Panic and the Allmans in Alabama, including shots from the previous night…
10.09.09 :: Fri :: BJCC Arena :: Birmingham, AL
Widespread Panic:
Hatfield > Walkin’ (For Your Love) > Wondering, Tickle the Truth > Chainsaw City > Machine > Arleen > Space Wrangler, Her Dance Needs No Body > Greta > Drums* > Maggot Brain** > Time Is Free*** > Give
* with DJ Logic on turntables
** with Derek Trucks on guitar
*** with Col. Bruce Hampton on vocals, Derek Trucks on guitar, Oteil Burbridge on bass
['Time Is Free' without Dave]
 JB & Col. Bruce
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The Allman Brothers Band:
Done Somebody Wrong, Come and Go Blues, End Of The Line, The Weight*, Key To The Highway*, Rocking Horse, Dreams**, Highway 61 Revisited***, Into The Mystic****, Leave My Blues at Home, Melissa, Jessica
E: One Way Out*****
* with JoJo Hermann, piano
** with Dave Schools, bass
*** with John Bell, guitar & vocals; Dave Schools, bass; James van de Bogert, drums
**** with James van de Bogert, drums
***** with Jimmy Herring, guitar
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10.10.09 :: Sat :: BJCC Arena :: Birmingham, AL
The Allman Brothers Band:
Midnight Rider, Trouble No More, Can’t Lose What You Never Had, You Don’t Love Me, Soulshine, Stand Back, And It Stoned Me*, Revival, Statesboro Blues, Mountain Jam > Smokestack Lightnin’** > Mountain Jam
E: Black Hearted Woman
* w/ with John Bell, guitar & vox; James van de Bogert, drums
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The Take Out > Diner > Rock > Porch Song, Dyin’ Man*, Slippin’ Into Darkness**, Just Like A Woman***, Bust It Big**** > Drums > Airplane > Pilgrims > Goodpeople > Dark Bar > Goodpeople > Junior
E: Expiration Day > Goin’ Out West
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*** with Gregg Allman on vocals
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Widespread Panic and The Allman Brothers Band perform together again Tuesday night (10/13/09) at World’s Fair Park in Knoxville, TN. Complete tour dates available here.
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