1 - Ain’t Wastin’ Time No More
2 - You Don’t Love Me
3 - New Instrumental
4 - End of The Line
5 - The Sky is Cryin’ @
6 - Grits Ain’t Groceries @
7 - Keep On Smilin’ @
8 - Soulshine #$
9 - Can’t You See @#$
10 - Freebird %
11 - No One To Run With
12 - Who’s Been Talking %
13 - Midnight Rider &
14 - One Way Out @&*
15 - Les Brers in A Minor $

Gregg Allman - keyboards & vocals
Warren Haynes - lead & slide guitar, vocals
Derek Trucks - lead & slide guitar
Oteil Burbridge - bass
Jaimoe - drums
Butch Trucks - drums
Mark Quinones - percussion

Additional musicians :
@ = w/ Jimmy Hall, harmonica and vocals
# = w/ Kid Rock, vocals
$ = w/ Paul Riddle, drums
% = w/ Ivan Neville, keyboards
& = w/ Devon Allman, guitar and vocals
* = w/ Berry Oakley Jr., bass

The next-to-last show of the 2009 Beacon run was a down-home Southern affair, with Jimmy Hall of Wet Willie and Kid Rock joining the festivities. Hall was a dynamo in the first set, leading the band through a bluesy "The Sky Is Crying" and serenading the crowd with two Wet Willie numbers, "Keep On Smilin'" and "Grits Ain't Groceries." Kid Rock hit the stage for a heartfelt version of "Soulshine" and a cover of the Marshall Tucker Band classic "Can't You See," which also featured original MTB drummer Paul Riddle.

The second set opened with a truly historic event--The Allman Brothers Band played "Freebird"! For those of you who are big Lynyrd Skynyrd fans, this is something you absolutely have to hear. Of course, the fun didn't end there, with Ivan Neville adding some New Orleans funk to "Who's Been Talking" and Gregg's son Devon Allman sitting in on "Midnight Rider" and "One Way Out." Paul Riddle added some drum firepower to a spectacular "Les Brers In A Minor," and Riddle, Jimmy Hall, and Oakley Jr. all contribute to a smoking hot “Southbound” encore.