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Live At The Atlanta International Pop Festival July 3 & 5, 1970

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The Allman Brothers Band

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Live At The Atlanta International Pop Festival July 3 & 5, 1970

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Live At The Atlanta International Pop Festival July 3 & 5, 1970

The Allman Brothers Band Sony
Released: Sep 30, 2003
Number of Disks: 2

Disk 1

1

Introduction

 
Time: 1:04     Size: 2MB
2

Statesboro Blues

 
Time: 6:05     Size: 8MB
3

Trouble No More

 
Time: 4:05     Size: 6MB
4

Don't Keep Me Wonderin'

 
Time: 3:49     Size: 5MB
5

Dreams

 
Time: 9:49     Size: 14MB
6

Every Hungry Woman

  by  The Gregg Allman Band
Time: 4:31     Size: 6MB
7

Hoochie Coochie Man

 
Time: 5:29     Size: 8MB
8

In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed

 
Time: 11:35     Size: 16MB
9

Whipping Post

 
Time: 14:47     Size: 20MB
10

Mountain Jam Pt. 1

 
Time: 10:35     Size: 15MB
11

Rain Delay

 
Time: 1:14     Size: 2MB
12

Mountain Jam Pt. II

 
Time: 6:51     Size: 9MB

Disk 2

1

Introduction

 
Time: 1:10     Size: 2MB
2

Don't Keep Me Wonderin'

 
Time: 4:04     Size: 6MB
3

Statesboro Blues

 
Time: 4:26     Size: 6MB
4

In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed

 
Time: 13:14     Size: 18MB
5

Stormy Monday

 
Time: 9:04     Size: 13MB
6

Whipping Post

 
Time: 14:23     Size: 20MB
7

Mountain Jam

 
Time: 28:20     Size: 39MB

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