Photos by Dino Perrucci

The Allman Brothers Band resumed their Beacon Theater residency last night after two days off. Near the end of The Allman Brothers Band’s first set, longtime collaborators The Juke Horns emerged for “Don’t Keep Me Wondering,” Otis Redding’s “I’ve Been Loving You Too Long,” “Who to Believe” and The Band’s “The Weight.”

Like every show this run, The Allman Brothers Band opened their second set with an acoustic segment. The three-song stretch kicked off with the Derek Trucks Band original “Back Where I Started” and also included “Come On Into My Kitchen” and “Will the Circle Is Unbroken.” The members of The Allman Brothers Band played “Will Circle Be Unbroken” for the first time since 1997 during their Hepatitis C awareness concert last summer. The latter who acoustic songs also featured Nitty Gritty Dirt Band’s John McCuen on banjo. The Brothers then plugged in for the recently revived Dickey Betts number, “Blue Sky” and charged through the rest of their set. The Juke Horns also returned to the stage for “And It Stoned Me.”

The Allman Brothers Band will return to the Beacon this evening.

Here’s a look at last night’s set via The Allman Brothers Band’s website

March 13, 2012, Beacon Theater, New York, NY

Set I:
Don’t Want You No More>
Not My Cross To Bear
Leave My Blues At Home
Key To the Highway
Who’s Been Talkin’
Egypt
Don’t Keep Me Wondering (w/ Juke Horns)
I’ve been Loving You (w/ Juke Horns)
Who To Believe (w/ Juke Horns)
The Weight (w/ Juke Horns)

Set II:
Acoustic
Back Where I Started
Come On Into My Kitchen (w/John McCuen)
Will the Circle Be Unbroken (w/John McCuen)

Electric
Blue Sky
Every Hungry Woman
And It Stoned Me (w/ Juke Horns)
In Memory of Elizabeth Reed

E:
No One To Run With