Tedeschi Trucks Band first night of their 11th multi-night run at the Beacon Theater on New York's Upper West Side in Style. Following in the tradition of The Allman Brothers to whom the group owes the origin of their southern rock sound and the lineage of their lead guitarist.

Every show at the Beacon is special, multi-night runs even more so. But this Thursday show was the band's 47th at the storied musical institution. On Monday 10-3 the band will perform their 50th show at the Beacon.

The band did not wait to get the party started. Blowing the doors off the place the group, fronted by married couple Susan Tedeschi (vocals and guitar), and Derek Trucks (guitar and guitar and guitar), is extraordinary in today's modern musical age. A band fronted by spectacular once in generation musical talents which has an exceptionally deep and capable bench - which they permit to shine.

Vocalists Mike Mattison, Mark Rivers, and Alecia Chakour sing as well as anyone you'll ever hear... Except for Susan Tedeschi. Having such self confidence in your own greatness is what allows one to surround yourself with the best you can get.

Drummers Tyer Greenwell and Isaac Eady held down the beat all night and got a few featured drum duos scattered about that got the crowd riled up.

A horn section that's not to be beat with Kebbi Williams on Saxophone, Elizabeth Lea on Trombone, and Ephraim Owens on Trumpet.

Bandon Boone holding his own on bass guitar despite the great standard guitar players he's trying to balance. As well as Keyboardist Gabe Dixon punching the ivories and providing some vocals as well.

Set List:
Somehow
None Above
Yes We Will
Gravity
Emmaline
Take Me As I Am
Les Brers in A Minor (The Allman Brothers Band cover)
Bell Bottom Blues (Derek and the Dominos cover)
Part of Me
I Walk on Guilded Splinters (Dr. John cover)
Do I Look Worried
It's So Heavy
Let Me Get By
Made Up Mind

Encore:
Leaving Trunk (Taj Mahal cover)
Let's Go Get Stoned (The Coasters cover)

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