THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND Live at Starwood Amphitheatre 1986 DVD

THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND
Live at Starwood Amphitheatre 1986 DVD

Concert Review:

The Allman Brothers Band’s 1986 performance at the Starwood Amphitheatre captures the group during a transitional yet powerful era. Even in the mid‑80s, the band’s signature blend of Southern rock, blues, and improvisational jamming remained strong, delivering a show full of grit, soul, and musicianship. The chemistry between the guitarists, the rhythmic drive of the double-drummer setup, and the unmistakable vocal and organ presence create a timeless ABB atmosphere.

The concert features extended jams, blues‑soaked solos, and classic fan favorites, reminding audiences why the band remains a cornerstone of American rock. The 1986 lineup plays with renewed energy, offering a raw and emotional performance that balances nostalgia with tight execution.

Concert Highlights:

Powerful guitar interplay echoing the classic ABB twin-guitar tradition.
Extended jam sections displaying the band’s improvisational depth.
Soulful vocals and organ work, adding emotional weight to the blues numbers.
Dynamic rhythm section, with the dual-drummer attack providing groove-heavy foundations.
Classic hits performed with renewed energy, offering a unique mid‑80s interpretation.
Southern rock authenticity present in every track, even during the improvisational detours.

DVD Format: NTSC
Video Quality: 8.0
Source: Pro Shot (Multi-Camera)
Menus: Yes
Chapter Selection: Yes
Fullscreen: Yes
Standard Quality: Yes
Total Runing Time: 62 Min.

TRACKLIST:
Intro by Charlie Daniels
Statesboro Blues
Blue Sky
One Way Out
In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed
Ramblin’ Man
Jessica
Whipping Post (incomplete)