From the Gregg Allman Band's long-awaited first Japan tour in 1977, almost a complete recording of the Nippon Budokan performance on June 29th with high-quality audience recording. After the breakup of the Allman Brothers Band last year, he released the solo album "Playin' Up a Storm" and "Two The Hard Way" with Cher, and the long-awaited performance in Japan was held. The show opens with the instrumental song "Matthew's Arrival" from his new solo album. Next, the Allman Brothers' songs that the fans probably wanted the most were played in quick succession, and after that, almost all the songs from the highly complete "Playin' Up a Storm" were played. . However, the highlight of the day was probably "Whipping Post", which lasted for over 10 minutes. The song, which is built with Greg's voice and Hammond's tone, is a wonderful performance that dispels the despair of the fans that they will never be able to hear it again. At the end, three songs from “Two The Hard Way” were performed with Cher on stage, and the songs from this album, which have not yet been released on CD, can be said to be a very valuable take for fans of both. This is a long-awaited release with a title that conveys the entire story of the 1977 performance, which was recorded only in fragments from the TV sound source, and was recorded from the master cassette that was recorded for the first time with perfect sound quality for this era. . Live at Budokan, Tokyo, Japan 29th June 1977 PERFECT SOUND(from Original Masters) Disc 1 1. Introduction 2. Matthew's Arrival 3. Trouble No More 4. Don't Keep Me Wonderin' 5. Queen Of Hearts 6. Let This Be A Lesson To Ya' 7. Sweet Feelin' 8. One More Try/Oncoming Traffic Disc 2 1. Come And Go Blues 2. Bring It On Back 3. Leave My Blues At Home 4. Whipping Post 5. Midnight Rider 6. Do What You Gotta Do(with Cher) 7. Move Me(with Cher) 8. You've Really Got A Hold On Me(with Cher)
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