Photo via Dino Perrucci

Tedeschi Trucks Band’s annual run at New York’s Beacon Theatre continued last night. Like Friday’s residency opener, TTB keyboardist Kofi Burbridge—who has been on leave from the band since undergoing open-heart surgery in June—played with his group during the show.

TTB also honored Gregg Allman and nodded to the Allman Brothers Band’s own marathons at the Beacon with their debut cover of “Please Call Home.” The song originally appeared on the ABB’s 1970 LP Idlewild South, but the Brothers rarely played the song in their latter years (though Allman often slotted the tune during his solo sets). Derek Trucks also looked back at a few of his other past projects during the night, playing Derek and the Dominoes’ “Keep on Growing,” Elmore James’ “The Sky is Crying,” “Derek Trucks Band’s “Get What You Deserve,” the Dead family-adopted Jerry Garcia favorite “Sugaree” and Leon Russell’s “A Song For You.”

The ensemble’s Beacon run resumes on Tuesday.

Here’s a look at Tedeschi Trucks Band’s show via Setlist.fm

Saturday, October 8, Beacon Tehatre, New York, NY

Set I:
Let Me Roll It
Keep On Growing
Just as Strange
Sailing On
The Sky Is Crying
Midnight in Harlem
Leaving Trunk>)
Volunteered Slavery

Set II:
Anyhow
Get What You Deserve
Don’t Drift Away
Rollin’ and Tumblin’
Please Call Home
Don’t Know What It Means
How Blue Can You Get?
Angel From Montgomery>
Sugaree
I Want More

E:
A Song for You
Bound for Glory