The Brothers

"The Brothers" returned to The Garden on April 15 and 16. In Chuck's words, "The Brothers are a conglomerate of us that have played with the Allman Brothers Band through the decades. " "The Brothers" band included: Jaimoe (drums, founding member), Warren Haynes (guitars, vocals), Derek Trucks (guitars), Oteil Burbridge (bass), Marc Quiñones (percussion), Joe Russo (drums), Reese Wynans (keys), Isaac Eady (drums) and special guest Chuck Leavell (piano). The set list for the shows included: Statesboro Blues (Blind Willie McTell) Trouble No More (Muddy Waters) No One to Run With Hot ‘Lanta Midnight Rider Black Hearted Woman Blue Sky Gambler’s Roll Come and Go Blues I Walk on Guilded Splinters (Dr. John) Jessica Mountain Jam Stormy Monday(T-Bone Walker) You Don’t Love …

"The Brothers" tribute concert to honor 50 years of Allman Brothers music was a true homage to the band's history. For those of us who had the pleasure of joining the band members before the show, the most asked question was "who are going to be the special guests". There were no special guests. And none were needed. With guitarists Warren Haynes and Derek Trucks out in front; Allman Brothers original member Jaimoe on drums along with Marc Quinones of Widespread Panic and Duane Trucks; Oteil Burbridge on bass; and with pre-Allman band member Reese Wynans on organ and Chuck Leavell on keys, the only person who could have added any more talent to the lineup would have been Dickey Betts. Given the unease and fear of the corona virus, the "The Brothers" played to a sold-out Madison …

The Brothers

The Brothers at Madison Square Garden 2025

Allman Brothers (aka “The Brothers”) Madison Square Garden 3/10/20

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