| Capn | looks like that might be Dickey with the guitar stage right??? i'll print this out and see if he knows |
| Capn | cant seem to get it to print.. great pic "nevertheless" |
| rockman627 | I don't know; it's not really clear, but I think the person between Pigpen and Mick Fleetwood is holding a bass and that's why I concluded John McVie; on the other hand(literally?) he seems to be using a pick. Could it possibly be Peter Green? |
| FrankJr | Duane is behind and to the left of Gregg. Berry is playing bass, and Butch is playing second drums. |
| klr61 | Your description is goes like this starting at the you have
Mick Fleetwood with his hands up then Peter Green, Pig Pen,
Bob Weir and Danny Kirwin with his back facing us. Then starting
at the right with brother Greg Allman, Duane Allman, Butch Trucks
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| klr61 | from the left is Mick Fleetwood, Peter Green, Pig Pen, Bob Weir, Danny Kirwin with his back facing us to the right brother Gregg Allman, Duane Allman, Butdh Trucks, Berry Oakley, Bill Krutzman and Jerry Garcia and I think Mickey Hart in the rear waving a |
| CowboyNeil | SWEET. Nice shot! |
| moondog697 | was at this show...close my eyes and i can see it...you got it klr61..dicky never came out to play |
| rockman627 | Phil Lesh's book "Searching for the Sound" devotes about 2 pages to describing this very event. A quote: "THIS is what it's all about".
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| stratomaster7120 | Where are these jams today?! Bands play their set, then it's off to do something...whatever that is why can't both bands do that at least? Tokin the grass, boozin', whatever... This IS what it's about!! Jam together! If ABB & the dog don't play together t |
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