The Allman Brothers Band

In the late '90s, The Allman Brothers Band was riding a wave of revival and growth that followed their reunion in 1989. Just prior to the "Live at Great Woods" recording in November 1990, they released the album "Seven Turns" earlier that same year, marking a significant return to form. This album featured the hit "No One to Run With," which showcased their signature blend of Southern rock and blues while introducing a fresh sound to both old and new fans. Interestingly, the Great Woods show is notable for its intention to capture the band's dynamic live essence, and "Midnight Rider," a classic from their iconic self-titled debut, was embedded deeply in their setlist, reminding audiences of their storied past while they were stepping boldly into a new era. It's moments like this—when past and present collide—that give the Allman Brothers their enduring magic.

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