Allman Brothers - Hoochie Coochie Man - 2/11/1970 Fillmore East

The Allman Brothers playin to a small crowd at the Fillmore East. Muddy Water's Hoochie Coochie man with Oakley singing in the style of Johnny Winter.

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Music

Tags:

• Allman
• Brothers
• Band
• Berry
• Oakley
• Duane
• Jaimoe
• Butch
• Trucks
• Gregg
• Dickey
• Betts
• Hoochie
• Coochie
• Man
• Johnny
• Winter
• Fillmore
• Eastt
• 1970

[Jerseygirl660]

Was a stage hand in 70'.  Boyfriend worked there 68-70

[HendrixClaptonSRV]

@Jerseygirl660 im sure you had some pretty memorable times there! lucky

[HendrixClaptonSRV]

its just a bootleg cd i have. i have many, just message me your email address and ill send it, and a list of any concerts you'd like to hear. most if not all of it is Duane Allman Era material

[rmg13021]

I visited Duane & Berry's grave at Rose Hill Cemetery in Macon Georgia. Words cannot express how moving of an experience this was...

[jlhyz2]

Wow I thought it was johnny Winter!

[BerkLeeDrm]

AWESOME pics I ve never seen wow...blowin my mind!!!!

[sugarhollowdaddy]

@bthoma1

I was at 2.11 and don't remember them playing Mountain Jam. (But you know what they say about your memory; it's the second thing to go.) I just have never seen any two guitarists play so well together as Duane and Dicky did. Have you seen the current band with Derek Trucks? Now that's a smokin' thang!

[sugarhollowdaddy]

I was at this show! 10th row. Allmans played, then Love, then the Dead came on. After 3-4 Dead tunes, half the Allmans came back on stage, along with Peter Green and two other members of the original Fleetwood Mac band for 3 1/2 hrs non-stop. Pigpen was terrific, and Jerry, Green, and Duane stood together on the left side of the stage--what an amazing show. I HAVE read Amalie Rothchild's book--it's spooky how small that theatre was. When you were there and the music was hot, it was HUGE!

[Jerseygirl660]

No, I haven't read it, but would love too. It was a very crazy time in my life and in the world in general. I'm lucky I survived! To be honest, I was extremely pretty and extremely naive, but not for long!!!

[aarfeld]

@Jerseygirl660: Tell us some of your memories. Have you read Amalie Rothchild's "Live At Fillmore East"? It's filled with lots of her wonderful intimate photos of the old place.

[shaneh1983]

great cover

[Jerseygirl660]

@HendrixClaptonSRV What I remember, LOL!