The Allman Brothers Band - Don't Want You No More/Not My Cross To Bear (The Warehouse, 03-13-70)

The Allman Brothers Band performing ''Don't Want You No More/Not My Cross To Bear'' live at The Warehouse in New Orleans Louisiana on March 13 1970.

Photos by Sidney Smith

[TheNextlevelProject]

Why the Fu*k hasn't this been watched 20 million times. Kudos and thanks!

[mikesheridan]

I've been waiting for 50 years now for an official version of ' DWYNM, Its not my Cross to bear, Please call home, Black hearted woman, Every hungry woman LIVE!!! I want to hear something besides the same stuff that keeps being released..

[thomasskladany]

Brother Dayne, Thanks for this post & for all the great compillations you've provided throughout the years of the original (Duane) Allman Brothers Band !!! PLEASE keep up the great work & stay well ...The Road Goes on ...FOREVER .

[FCKJONI]

the vibe is so powerful, it gives me goosepumps when they start screaming in the beginning before kicking off. greates band of all time

[minnesotajack]

I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS RECORDING FOREVER!
All I remembered was an angry Duane kicking a song off “1234…HA”

[blueswailer]

Someone somewhere in a record company wants to get their collective arses together, get hold of these early tapes, clean 'em up as much as possible, and then release these concerts, either one at a time or in a box set.

[aidanvasseur]

Your content is awesome Dayne Peachman keep up the good stuff this is an amazing jam I can’t seem to get a don’t want you no more with Duane on it on cd!

[tvs]

That is rare. Very early in the band and even as tight and dynamic as the intro sounds, it seems slightly rushed and yet to evolved into the smooth but powerful masterpiece intro that would come later during the Trucks/Haynes era. But the transition to the first verse here is grand and full of emotion and brings the mightiest of blues into the house. Few bands could match the original Allmans' flawless dynamic control which gave each member room to be heard; something that was lost after 1971-72. And yet the live performances were still something to behold as the years went by.

[Dyrwlf]

Is this the only live version of "Don''t Want You No More/Not My Cross To Bear" that exists?

[paulc]

I’m usually good at distinguishing Duane and Dicky but I don’t know who solos first in Don’t Want You know more. Can someone help me out?

[danpatterson]

Where is the cover photo from? Same night, same place?