The Allman Brothers Band

When the Allman Brothers Band took the stage at the Starwood Amphitheatre in 1986, they were cruising through a fascinating chapter in their storied career. Just before this live recording of "One Way Out," they released their album *Brothers of the Road* in 1981, which marked a significant moment for the band as it featured a somewhat more commercial sound compared to their earlier work. The meal of Southern rock seasoned with a touch of pop was a pivot from their classic bluesy style. Interestingly, this was also the first album with former guitarist Dan Toler, shaking things up a bit and injecting fresh energy into their performances. By 1986, the band was riding a resurgence, drawing in audiences who craved that signature blend of improvisation and heartfelt storytelling that they did so well. The Starwood show encapsulates a moment when they were still deeply connected to their roots, yet embracing new directions. Who doesn't love a good jam session transitioning into a nostalgic

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