The Black Crowes and The Allman Brothers Band
Telstar Studios
Pensacola , FL.
April 6, 1995

unknown generation (probably high) cassette>Harmon Kardon tape deck>
>Pioneer stand alone burner>wav>flac level 8 in Traders Little Helper

SBD recording.
There is some of hiss on this tape.  It is more obvious during the quiet stuff.
When the band plays, the hiss is not as noticeable.


1.  Jam
2.  She Lived Her Life Too Fast
3.  Alimony
4.  Bottle Of Red Wine
5.  Shake Your Money Maker
6.  Need Your Love So Bad
7.  Woke Up This Morning
8.  Knocking On Heavens Door
9.  Tobacco Road




This might be Telstar Studios in Sarasota, It belonged to Bud Snyder the then ABB soundman



Marc Ford about this:

Ah, the guitars-I think it was me and Warren. Dickey or Rich weren’t there. It was me, Chris (Robinson), Johnny Colt, Gregg, and Allen Woody…I just saw a picture from that night the other day. Duane Betts was there. That night Gregg was…

(reporter): I remember on the tape he said, you upstarts play too loud…

Yeah, he was drunk as hell and all sassy and he ran the band out of rehearsal earlier, so they all split. We were jammin’ and I was playing through Dickey’s amp loud as hell, and he was like ‘Turn that down. I can’t stand you guitar players playing so loud.’ By the end of the night-he was like ‘You’re my brother. I dig you.’ (laughs). It was hilarious. There were a few hangers-on, probably the dope man was around somewhere. The fire department came at one point and we had to shut it down because there was so much smoke being blowed in the place that the fire department came. (laughs)

