Bernie Williams with the Allman Brothers Band. Photo by Dino Perrucci

The Allman Brothers Band returned to New York’s Beacon Theatre after a day off last night. The band opened its first set with “Sailin’ Across The Devils Sea,” a song the group revived for the first time since 2005 last week. Near the end of the band’s first set, keyboardist John Ginty (Blind Boys of Alabama/Citizen Cope/Robert Randolph) and Yankee turned guitarist Bernie Williams emerged for “Who’s Been Talkin‘” (Williams has studied jazz guitar extensively since retiring from baseball).

Gregg Allman sat out the first song of the band’s second set— the Brothers’ new cover of Miles Davis’ “Spanish Key”—while Ginty played keys and Bill Evans sat in on saxophone. Evans remained onstage for this run’s first version Warren Haynes’ signature number “Soulshine” as well as the classic “Dreams.” The latter song also featured former ulu drummer—and current solo artist—Josh Dion. Near the end of the night, Gregg Allman’s son Devon also took the stage for a version of “One Way Out.”

Here’s a look at last night’s setlist via the Allman Brothers Band’s website

Monday, March 14, Beacon Theater, New York, NY

Set 1.

Sailin’ Across The Devils Sea
Hot Lanta
Midnight Rider
Statesboro Blues
And It Stoned Me
Egypt
Who’s Been Talkin’ w/ John Ginty and Bernie Williams
Revival

Set 2.

Spanish Key w/ John Ginty and Bill Evans
Soulshine w/ Bill Evans
Dreams w/ Bill Evans and Josh Dion
Black Hearted Woman
Rocking Horse
Les Brers In A Minor>
JaBuMaOt>
Les Brers In A Minor

E: Melissa
One Way Out w/ Devon Allman