Steve Winwood Sits In With The Allman Brothers Again In Raleigh
By Scott Bernstein Aug 31, 2013 • 10:30 am PDT


Winwood opened the festivities with songs from his time in the Spencer Davis Group, Traffic and his solo career. The Allmans opened their headlining set with “Statesboro Blues” and reeled off classics “Done Somebody Wrong” and “You Don’t Love Me” before offering the North Carolina crowd one of their newest originals -“Spots Of Time,” penned by Phil Lesh and Warren Haynes. The sit-in action started with a cover of “Feel Like Breaking Up Somebody’s Home” that featured Richard Daily on drums and Paul Booth on sax. Later in the set, the Allmans brought up Winwood for the aforementioned covers of “I Found A Love” and “The Weight.” Just before the “No One To Run With” main set finale, the Brothers welcomed Winwood band members Cafe da Silva and Jose Neto for the instrumental “In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed.” A “Whipping Post” encore brought the show to a close. The Allman Brothers Band finish their run with Winwood tonight in Charlotte.
Allmans Set: Statesboro Blues, Done Somebody Wrong, You Don’t Love Me, Spots of Time, Every Hungry Woman, Feel Like Breaking up Somebody’s Home *, Ain’t Wastin’ Time No More, The Sky Is Crying, I Found A Love #, The Weight #, Melissa, In Memory of Elizabeth Reed @, No One To Run With
Encore: Whipping Post
* Richard Daily, drums; Paul Booth, sax
# Steve Winwood
@ Edson “Café” da Silva, percussions; Jose Neto, guitar
[via AllmanBrothersBand.com]
Watch video of Steve Winwood sitting in with the Allman Brothers Band at SPAC on Wednesday night: