ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND - The Allman Brothers Band At Fillmore East

Item Description

2 x Vinyl, , SP - Specialty Press
LP Album Mispress Stereo

[l=Specialty Records Corporation] pressing denoted by SRC stamp in runouts and SP plant code on labels.
MISPRESS: Side 3 which should have Hot 'Lanta and In Memory of Elizabeth Reed, instead has Side 2 of the CSNY Live album 4 Way Street. The Side 3 Label reads as a correct Side 3 Allman Bros at the Fillmore East. The Labels 1 and 4 in images are indeed Pink despite the color difference discernible to the eye due to flash and light variation on taking the pictures.

Side 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 label: DIST. BY ATCO, DIV. OF ATLANTIC RECORDING CORP., 1841 B'WAY, N.Y., NY

(This section untouched from the correct release info until Runouts which are the ones on my Mispressed record)

Pink Label.

Liner Notes:
In this two record set Side One is backed with Side Four and Side Two is backed with Side Three.

The Allman Brothers Band is:
DUANE ALLMAN - Lead and Slide Guitars
DICKY BETTS - Lead Guitar
BERRY OAKLEY - Bass Guitar
JAI JOHANNY JOHANSON - Drums, Congas, and Timbales
BUTCH TRUCKS - Drums and Tympani

Thanks to special guest - Thom Doucette - Harmonica
All Arrangements by The Allman Brothers Band

Disreputable persons seen with The Allman Brothers Band from time to time - Rudolph "Juicy" Carter, Donald "Fat" McClure, Bunky Odom, Tuffy Phillips, Carlos Sound, Bobby Caldwell, Buster Lipham, Phil Walden, Alex Taylor, Jon Podell, Cowboy, and Sid Yochem.

Personnel on back cover reading left to right: The Red Dog, Kim Payne, Joe Dan Petty, Mike Callahan, Willie Perkins & Twiggs on the wall.

Remote Recording by: Location Recorders, New York, New York
Engineers: Aaron Baron, Larry Dahlstrom

RECORDED LIVE AT THE FILLMORE EAST MARCH 12 & 13 1971 BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WITH BILL GRAHAM
PRODUCED BY TOM DOWD FOR NO EXIT MUSIC, INC BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WITH PHIL WALDEN AND ASSOCIATES, INC.

Photography & Graphic Concept by Jim Marshall.

Capricorn Records, distributed by ATCO Records, division of Atlantic Recording Corp., 1841 Broadway, New York, N.Y.
©1971 Atlantic Recording Corp. Printed in U.S.A.

The Artisan Recorders logo stamp resembles an Lp record flanked by two diagonal strokes to form the letter "A".