Allman Brothers Band
9/3/1994
Saratoga Performing Arts Center, Saratoga, NY

Source: unknown mics > nakamichi mr2 > sony d6 > sony d7 > cass/1
Conversion: Cass/1 > Sony TC-K679ES > Audiophile 2496 > Sound Forge > flac16
Recorded by: John White
Cassettes provided by: John White
Converted by: Mark Domyancich (mark.domyancich@gmail.com)

CD 1:                           [65:53.07]

1. Sailing Across
   The Devil's Sea              [05:28.04]
2. Statesboro Blues             [06:00.20]
3. Blue Sky                     [09:39.06]
4. The Same Thing               [09:07.60]
5. Got To Change
   My Way Of Living             [07:20.45]
6. Soulshine                    [07:42.21]
7. Seven Turns                  [04:14.29]
8. //Midnight Rider             [03:17.14]
9. Jessica                      [13:03.33]

CD 2:                           [63:26.60]

1. No One To Run With           [06:27.08]
2. Back Where It All Begins     [11:02.03]
3. //Southbound                 [05:57.38]
4. One Way Out                  [11:37.26]
Encore:
5. Banter                       [01:56.11]
6. Dreams                       [12:24.54]
7. Whipping Post                [14:01.70]

Notes:
-Tape flip after d1t07.
-Cut at the end of d2t02; d2t03 starts abruptly.
-Cut at 00:01 on d2t04 and tape flip at the end.
-Brief cut at 00:48 on d2t05. No music or banter are missing.

notes from taper:
we were lucky enough to get to vend on the '94 horde tour...   the allman brother's crew came to our booth everyday to visit, and by the end of the tour my boss was on very friendly terms with kirk west and allen woody...   they let us patch for the last few shows from the mics and nakamichi decks they use at the soundboard...   this is one of those shows...   bruce 'slim' judd was kind enough to plug in my cables, let me use some power and share space with me at his mixing table...   they let us use one analog deck and one dat deck...   my boss insisted that his d6 be the first deck in line, so my d7 followed it...   my dat tapes are lost to the ravages of time, these transfers are made from cassette copies of my dat masters...   these cassette copies were made with a d7 > nakamichi mr2...

these notes were made 15 years after the fact, and are as correct as the notation on my tapes and my memory allows
