From Chuck Leavell: Gregg Allman was not only a friend and brother, but he was a strong inspiration to me very early on in my career. I used to go see the Allman Joys at the Fort Brandon Armory in Tuscaloosa, Alabama when I was a young aspiring musician of 13 and 14 years old. He mesmerized me with his talent…that incredible voice, his understated yet strong stage presence. As he developed as
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The Gregg Allman Band, also known as Gregg Allman & Friends, is a Southern rock/blues rock group that Gregg Allman established and has led since the 1970s, during periods when Allman has been recording and performing separate from the Allman Brothers Band and has chosen not to perform exclusively as a solo artist. I'm No Angel is the fifth studio album by the Gregg Allman Band, re
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Allman Brothers on May 5th, 1969 in Muscle Shoals, Alabama. Michael Ochs Archives The Allman Brothers Story: How Gregg Allman Keeps Band Going After Duane's Death Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Aretha Franklin, Bono, Greg Allman and more! DVD Duane and Gregg Allman as teenagers Gregg Allman, Southern Rock Pioneer, Dead at 69 Allman Brothers Band
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The Allman Brothers Band - In Memory of Elizabeth Reed (At Fillmore East, 1971) At Fillmore East is a double live album by The Allman Brothers Band. The band's breakthrough success, At Fillmore East was released in July 1971. It ranks Number 49 among Rolling Stone magazine's 500 Greatest Albums of All Time. Enjoy in the southern mix of rock, blues and jazz. Duane
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Gregg Allman Chuck Leavell. The Allman Brothers Band - Dec 1972 Photo of Dickey BETTS and Lamar WILLIAMS and Greg ALLMAN and Chuck LEAVELL and ALLMAN BROTHERS
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Rockin'on 1981 images from Philadelphia except Bill Wyman
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PHILADELPHIA Mark Weiss Mark Weiss September 26, 1981
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Fonda Theater
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Who said there won't be a new album? The last info I heard was that they made some new songs when the did Blue and Lonesome. Then did't Charlie say recently they went back in the studio or was it an old interview?
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Quotegastonl74 Hello! How are you! Someone has this photo? If someone has it, could you post it? Thank you very much !! Can you scan the photo. It'll be easier to find. It looks the the red shirt from that Mick wore in Philadelphia but it's later in the tour. I can tell by Mick's longer hair. It may be a movie still from Let's Spend the Night Together movie.
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QuoteHonkeyTonkFlash Love those crowd shots with the cherry picker! That thing went right over my head that beautiful fall day; crazy to know I'm there in those crowd shots but impossible to single out! One really cool thing about the first Philly show was that we didn't expect the Mick on the cherry picker! Here are a few more images to find yourself under the cherry picker
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The Philly soundboards are much different than Hampton. The beginning of the 1981 tour had no Sax players and the band played much faster, similar to the 1978 tour. You Can't Always Get What You Want sounded more like Love You Live than the 1981 versions that are well known (Hampton and KBFH Radio Shows). Go-Go wasn't on the set list until much later in the tour and Down the Road
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QuoteWinning Ugly VXII + the shows with Mona and Tops falls under "The first 8 or 9 shows of the tour for some rare live songs not performed later in the tour". No sax player in Philadelphia or Buffalo. Lee Allen in Rockford and Boulder. Ernie Watts joined up in San Diego. Bobby Keys made spot appearances starting in Orlando. Bobby was in LA too.
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Quotebarbabang The last one with those two fans should be used for the Vault release : Philadelphia 1981 ! Like the No Security artwork but better! Great shot! It's gives a real feel for the concert on a lovely day. PHILADELPHIA Here's another great one.... Lynn Goldsmith, September 26, 1981
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Quote71Tele The Stones on the El Mocambo side of LYL are vibrant, tight, crisp, and sound great. The other three sides are lackluster, and the band sounds tired and murky. My question: Does anyone know why they didn't just take the entire live LP from the El Mocambo performances instead of using tapes of the 76 European tour for most of it? Did they not play complete sets at El Mocambo? This
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There was more to "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" at the Fonda than on the Zip Code Tour.
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PHILADELPHIA Veteran's Stadium, Spectrum & JFK Stadium JFK Stadium photo by PL Gould photo by PL Gould Fans of the Rolling Stones enjoying the concert at JFK Stadium, September 26, 1981 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. photo by PL Gould
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QuoteGasLightStreet Appropriately they should open with Star Star. Star Star would make a great opener!
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PHILADELPHIA Bill Ingraham photo www.kansas.com www.kansas.com "run away, run away, run away, run, run, run, run, run" Nancy Kaye photo Philadelphia 9/25
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PHILADELPHIA September 25, 1981 The official Tour opener!
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QuoteRip This Would they drop Sympathy? I hope so.
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PHILADELPHIA, September 25, 1981
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Share. Enjoy.
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I like it, like it, yes I do!
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PHILADELPHIA Ken Regan photos The Stones take a break before an encore in Philadelphia. September 26, 1981
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