I have wondered for a long time when this was going to be released. This 2 cd set contains both of the Allman Brothers Band's performances from the Atlanta International Pop Festival in July of 1970. "Every Hungry Woman" from the first set was previously released on the "Mycology" compilation and scorching versions of "Statesboro Blues" and "Whipping Post" from the second set were released on the "Great Festivals of the Seventies" lp in 1971. Highlights of the first set include an inspired version of "Dreams" and the Berry Oakley vocal spotlight "Hoochie Coochie Man". The band was really locked in by the time of the second set. From the barnstorming opener "Don't Keep Me Wonderin'" the intensity never fails. After the aformentioned slide workout "Statesboro Blues" the band performs one of the best ever versions of "In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed". Duane and Dickey trade licks like there is no tomorrow. An emotional reading of T-Bone Walker's "Stormy Monday" follows with a great vocal by Gregg. Berry Oakley's lead bass kick starts the runaway version of concert favorite "Whipping Post" played jazzier than usual. Just when you think the intensity can not get any higher the best ever version of "Mountain Jam" clocks in next at around 28 minutes. Johnny Winter joins in on the jam to make it more interesting than usual. It contains a monster bass solo by the underrated Berry Oakley and great jazzy drum interplay between Butch Trucks and Jaimoe. The guitars of Duane and Dickey just soar and Gregg adds some interesting keyboard fills to the mix. Old friend Thom Doucette adds his tasty harmonica playing to a number of songs on the set. The first set also contains a good version of Muddy Waters' "Trouble No More" which was not played during the second set. Some have called the Allman Brothers Band of this time period the greatest live American rock band. This new set "Live at the Atlanta International Pop Festival" ranks right up there with "At Fillmore East" and after hearing these two live sets I'm inclined to agree. The new 2 cd set is the next best thing to being there! If you like this set by all means pick up the Deluxe Edition of "At Fillmore East" that was recently reissued. The new Deluxe Edition of that set contains at least one version of every song played during this historic run of concerts. Hopefully some of the performances of the other bands that played at the Atlanta International Pop Festval like Ten Years After, Mountain, Johnny Winter, Jethro Tull etc. will be released in the future.

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