Allman Brothers Band Perform Cream's "Politician" as Tribute to Jack Bruce
This past Saturday night, the Allman Brothers Band played the fourth of sixth shows at New York City's Beacon Theatre will be that bring their 45-year career to a close.
Toward the end of the the band worked a cover of Cream's "Politician" into "In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed" as a tribute to Cream bassist Jack Bruce, who had died earlier that day.
Warren Haynes handled vocals on the ABB debut of "Politician." Check it out below.
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