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3/22/07: Allman Brothers Rock in a Silent Way
Sunday, March 25, 2007
In a Silent Way (CLICK HERE!)
Don't Want You No More ->
Desdemona
Every Hungry Woman
Woman Across the River
Come & Go Blues
Good Morning Little School Girl
Wasted Words
intro -> Done Somebody Wrong

Melissa
No One Left to Run With -> killer jam
Rocking Horse
Statesboro Blues
IMOER -> Jabuma -> bass -> IMOER
e: Revival

The band takes the stage, Oteil chimes, Derek joins in, a melancholy, jazzy bebop jam that is clearly an overture, swelling in the way “High Falls” does as an opener but with a vaguely Miles Davis feel… then, clearly, it is “In a Silent Way.” Derek plays lines that are evocative of the Beatles’ “Within You Without You.” A Jaimoe jaunt, an Oteil vamp, Derek spats out sparse lines, the band finds a bop groove, Derek doing his play-the-guitar-like-a-horn thing over the top, all peaceful and Zen bebop. Warren pushes the piece to an almost-“Birdland” space (Oteil observes between sets, “Zawinul wrote both songs.”) For those of us that pay attention, it is a sublime opening, but not surprisingly the magic is lost on much of the crowd.

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