Allgood Music Company succeeds where most jam bands fail. Their songs showcase memorable choruses and deep grooves. Where a lot of lesser bands meander through songs, Allgood thrashes and rocks. They maintain no sleep-inducing jazz influences. Instead, blazing rock riffs and hard, rhythmic grooves rule the day.

Allgood were the best of 1990s Southern-fried rock and were at the top of the class taught by the Allman Brothers and Stevie Ray Vaughn.

Allgood Music Company
Twister's
Richmond, Virginia
8/2/1991
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1. Mornin'
2. The Nights You're On
3. A Song
4. Trilogy
5. Cork's Baby
6. Don't You Get it Wrong (?)
7. Deeper
8. Strings
9. Revolution's Over (?)
10. Chore Boy

(Less than 80 Minutes Long -- I'll post an updated set-list if I figure out the correct names)


(I hope this show inspires those of you who have
old soundboards out there -- to load 'em on your
computer and put them out there for us thirty-something
guys to hear something familiar!! Still looking for
bands such as Allgood Music Company, Little Women (pre-1993 Jerry Joseph!), White Buffalo, Uncle Mingo, SoulHat and all those other killer bands hanging out in the southeast in the early 1990s.)

Enjoy the show....

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