Gregg Allman documentary roadshow screenings announced

“Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul”, the highly acclaimed full-length feature documentary exploring the life and work of the late, great Gregg Allman, is set for over 40 one-night-only screenings in diverse venues across the United States, offering fans a unique opportunity to see the film on a big screen with a maximum fidelity sound system.

The roadshow presentations will begin on September 1 in venues ranging in size from the 70-capacity Capricorn Sound Studios in Macon, GA, to the 4,500-capacity Fox Theater in Atlanta, GA.

The idea for the roadshow screenings came to fruition when lead film producer Michael Lehman told Northstar Artists agency owner Kevin Daly that he wanted this film to be seen by as many people as possible to honor his longtime friend and client, Gregg Allman. With that in mind, Lehman and Daly decided to offer the film to Performing Arts Centers, Rock Clubs, Casinos, outdoor venues, and Theaters of all sizes. They concluded that, due to the nature of the film, Allman Brothers Band fans and lovers of music will want to see this film on the big screen with a professional PA system in venues that, in many cases, had presented live performances from Allman, Dickey Betts, Jaimoe, or the Allman Brothers Band themselves.

They also decided to create opportunities for presenters to add film intros and post-show Q&A's with Director James Keach and/or Lead Producer Michael Lehman, and/or appropriate musical guests among other ideas. With that in mind, Q&A sessions with Lehman are confirmed for several screenings, including in Aspen, CO; Tarrytown, NY; South Orange, NJ; and Mohegan Sun. James Keach will speak at the screening in San Francisco at the Presidio Theatre and both Lehman and Keach are slated to speak at the screening in Austin, TX at the ACL Live at the Moody Theater on October 20, 2026.

Additional screenings will be announced monthly and take place worldwide until December 8, 2027 (Allman's 80th Birthday). $2 from tickets sold for all screenings of "Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul" will benefit the Gregg Allman Scholarship Funds or a local charitable organization dedicated to supporting live music.

"It is incredibly rewarding to bring Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul to audiences around the country," says Michael Lehman, Lead Film Producer and longtime manager of Gregg Allman. "Having the opportunity to share stories about making the film and my years managing Gregg will make the evening especially meaningful. I hope the attendees leave with an even deeper appreciation for Gregg's extraordinary music, his remarkable life, an

d the legacy he continues to inspire. "I truly believe Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul should be experienced more like a live concert than a traditional film. The music of Gregg and the Allman Brothers Band is the heartbeat of this experience and presenting it in a live venue transforms it into a shared event. It gives audiences the chance to gather with friends, enjoy a beverage, browse exclusive merchandise, and celebrate Gregg's incredible legacy together as a community. That's what makes these screenings so special - they're not just watching a film, they're participating in an unforgettable musical event."



GREGG ALLMAN: THE MUSIC OF MY SOUL - ONE-NIGHT-ONLY SCREENINGS 2026-2027

SEPTEMBER 1 - Seattle, WA - Nectar Lounge https://nectarlounge.com/events/calendar/

2 - Aspen, CO - Wheeler Opera House ** https://aspenshowtix.com/event/wheeler-presents-greg-allman-the-music-of-my-soul/

2 - Oxford, MS - The Lyric https://thelyricoxford.com/calendar/

3 - Victor, ID - Pierre's Theatre https://www.pierrestheatre.com/

4 - Carson City, NV - The Swan Music Hall https://thenashvilleclub.com/the-swan-live-music-calendar/

4 - Napa, CA - Uptown Theater https://www.uptowntheatrenapa.com/

6 - San Luis Obispo, CA - Fremont Theater https://www.fremontslo.com/

11 - Portland, ME - The Hills Arts https://www.thehillarts.me/calendar

11 - Jonesborough, TN - Jackson Theatre https://thejacksontheatre.com/calendar/

11 - Omaha, NE - Guitars and Cadillacs Omaha Granary Green https://www.guitarsandcadillacs.com/store/events-1/

12 - Salt Lake City, UT - The State Room https://thestateroompresents.com/the-state-room

12 - Auburn, NY - Auburn Public Theater https://auburnpublictheater.org/events/

15 - New York, NY - The Cutting Room https://thecuttingroomnyc.com/calendar/

16 - Westland, MI - Token Lounge https://www.tokenlounge.com/

17 - Pottstown, PA - The SunnyBrook Ballroom at SoulJoel's https://souljoels.com/upcoming-events/

18 - Los Angeles, CA - GRAMMY Museum ## https://grammymuseum.org/programs/

18 - Kent, OH - The Kent Stage https://kentstage.org/events/

19 - Kansas City, MO - Knuckleheads https://tickets.knuckleheadskc.com/

19 - New Orleans, LA - The Fillmore https://www.thefillmorenola.com/shows

24 - Prestonsburg, KY - Mountain Arts Center https://macarts.com/event-list/

24 - Asheville, NC - Orange Peel https://theorangepeel.net/events/

25 - Fresno, CA - Tower Theatre https://www.towertheatrefresno.com/

25 - Tarrytown, NY - Tarrytown Music Hall * https://tickets.tarrytownmusichall.org/

25 - Macon, GA - Mercer Music at Capricorn https://capricorn.tixr.com/

26 - Macon, GA - Mercer Music at Capricorn https://capricorn.tixr.com/

27 - Macon, GA - Mercer Music at Capricorn https://capricorn.tixr.com/

30 - South Orange, NJ - South Orange Performing Arts Center # https://www.sopacnow.org/calendar/?exclude=&month=September+2026

OCTOBER 1 - Pittsburgh, PA - Omni Max at Kaman Science Center https://kaminsciencecenter.org/calendar/

2 - Pittsburgh, PA - Omni Max at Kaman Science Center https://kaminsciencecenter.org/calendar/

3 - Pittsburgh, PA - Omni Max at Kaman Science Center https://kaminsciencecenter.org/calendar/

4 - Fairfield, CT - Sacred Heart Community Theater https://www.shucommunitytheatre.org/allevents

4 - Nashville, TN - 3rd and Lindsley https://www.3rdandlindsley.com/calendar/

7 - Savannah, GA - Lucas Theatre for the Arts * https://www.lucastheatre.com/events

11 - Three Oaks, MI - The Acorn https://acornlive.my.salesforce-sites.com/ticket/#/events/a0SPd000004V2PpMAK

11 - Baton Rouge, LA - Manship Theatre https://manshiptheatre.org/calendar

17 - Lichfield Park, AZ - Hilltop Theatre https://hilltop.aguafria.org/agua-fria-high-school-calendar?cal_date=2026-10-01

20 - Austin, TX - ACL Live ** https://www.acllive.com/event/2026-10-20-gregg-allman-the-music-of-my-soul-screening-at-8-pm?utm_campaign=acllive_shows&utm_medium=organicsocial&utm_source=insta&utm_audience=mofu_&utm_content=product_gregg_allman_102026_onsale

24 - Carmel, CA - Golden Bough Playhouse/PacRep https://www.pacrep.org/golden-bough-events

25 - Agoura Hills, CA - The Canyon Theater https://www.axs.com/events/1521593/gregg-allman-the-music-of-my-soul-tickets?hash=p0tfzKrj5PqpFrs9tStz19rzuecG98D-yd0jVVfepF4

NOVEMBER 4 - Cambridge, MA - Arrow Street Arts *** https://www.arrowstarts.org/shows

8 - Concord, NH - Capitol Center for the Arts https://www.ccanh.com/show/26000779

8 - Uncasville, CT - Comix Roadhouse at Mohegan Sun # https://www.comixroadhouse.com/calendar

27 - Macon, GA - The Piedmont Grand Opera House https://thegrandmacon.tixr.com/

DECEMBER

5 - Macon, GA - Mercer Music at Capricorn https://capricorn.tixr.com/

8 - Madison, WI - Atwood Music Hall https://www.theatwoodmusichall.com/shows

12 - Macon, GA - Mercer Music at Capricorn https://capricorn.tixr.com/

17 - Milwaukee, WI - Turner Hall Ballroom https://www.axs.com/events/1542179/gregg-allman-the-music-of-my-soul-tickets?skin=pabst

19 - West Palm Beach, FL - Rinker Playhouse at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts * https://www.kravis.org/performance-calendar/rinker-playhouse/

23 - Macon, GA - Mercer Music at Capricorn h

ttps://thegrandmacon.tixr.com/ MARCH 2027

18 - San Francisco, CA - Presidio Theatre ## https://www.presidiotheatre.org/shows

* Q&A Session w/ Michael Lehman

** Q&A Session w/ Michael Lehman & James Keach

*** Q&A Session w/ Michael Lehman & Bert Holman

# - Q&A Session w/ Michael Lehman & Alan Paul

## - Q&A Session w/ James Keach

Gregg Allman The Music Of My Soul documentary trailer released

A trailer has surfaced ahead of the theatrical release of the full-length feature documentary “Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul.”

Produced by Subtext, in association with Rolling Stone Films, the film - directed by Grammy and Golden Globe Award-winning filmmaker James Keach – explores the life and work of Gregg Allman, one of the most distinctive voices in American music and, as co-founder and frontman of the Allman Brothers Band, a groundbreaking architect of Southern rock.

The project traces Gregg's journey from a childhood scarred by his father's murder to the heart of a generation-defining sound with the Allman Brothers Band; the film uses electrifying performances and archival recordings to reveal how his music, his headline-making marriage to Cher, and his restless pursuit of authenticity affirmed him not just as a rock legend, but as a lasting cultural force.

Told through archival recordings, candid interviews, and electric live performances, the film weaves an intimate portrait of Allman, honestly reflecting on the death of his brother and bandmate Duane, his battles with addiction, and the personal demons that shaped both his life and his blues-driven music. The documentary is anchored by rarely seen concert footage that captures the Allman Brothers Band at their creative peak, offering audiences an immersive, front-row view of one of rock 'n' roll's most powerful live outfits.

“Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul” will see its theatrical release on Wednesday, June 17, including one-week engagements in Los Angeles and New York as well as one-night exclusive screenings across the country.

Two premiere events will take place ahead of the film's arrival; the first, on June 9 at New York City's Gramercy Theatre, will feature a special acoustic performance by Devon Allman and Duane Betts – while the second will be held on June 11 at the Grand Opera House in Macon, GA, and will include a special appearance by Chuck Leavell. Both events will include a screening of the film along with a Q&A with members of the filmmaking team.

Gregg Allman tops the hennemusic Hot 10

Gregg Allman tops this week’s hennemusic Hot 10.

A documentary about the iconic rocker is coming to theaters.

Read all about it and check watch a video preview in this week’s top story!

The HH10 is a list of the most-viewed rock news stories in the past week by hennemusic readers.


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week ending May 3, 2026

01 – Gregg Allman documentary coming to theaters
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03 – Megadeth stream debut performance of Metallica classic Ride The Lightning
04 – Ghost wins Best Hard Rock/Metal at Swedish Grammis Awards
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06 – Metallica announce remastered ReLoad reissues
07 – Foo Fighters rock Saturday Night Live UK
08 – Sammy Hagar revises Best Of All Worlds UK dates
09 – Metallica stream 2023 debut performance of 72 Seasons
10 – Judas Priest to release new Best Of collection

Gregg Allman documentary coming to theaters

Subtext, in association with Rolling Stone Films, proudly announces the highly anticipated domestic theatrical release of “Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul” on Wednesday, June 17, including one-week engagements in Los Angeles and New York as well as one-night exclusive screenings across the country.

Directed by Grammy and Golden Globe Award-winning filmmaker James Keach, the full-length feature documentary explores the life and work of Gregg Allman, one of the most distinctive voices in American music and, as co-founder and frontman of the Allman Brothers Band, a groundbreaking architect of Southern rock.

Two premiere events will take place ahead of the film's theatrical release. The first, on June 9 at New York City's Gramercy Theatre, will feature a special acoustic performance by Devon Allman and Duane Betts. The second will be held on June 11 at the Grand Opera House in Macon, GA, and will include a special appearance by Chuck Leavell. Both events will include a screening of the film along with a Q&A with members of the filmmaking team.

“Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul” offers a profound portrait of Gregg Allman, a luminous figure whose life and songs mirror his struggles and salvation. This visionary music documentary traces Allman's turbulent, transcendent journey through profound personal tragedy and hard-won redemption - from a childhood ruptured by his father's murder to the soulful emergence that birthed Southern rock and permanently reshaped American music. Told through archival recordings, candid interviews, and electric live performances, the film weaves an intimate portrait of Allman, honestly reflecting on the death of his brother and bandmate Duane, his battles with addiction, and the personal demons that shaped both his life and his blues-driven music. The documentary is anchored by rarely seen concert footage that captures the Allman Brothers Band at their creative peak, offering audiences an immersive, front-row view of one of rock 'n' roll's most powerful live outfits.

Beyond the music, the project explores what Gregg Allman and the Allman Brothers Band came to represent in American culture - an ethos rooted in artistic freedom, collaboration, and defiance of convention. It highlights how Gregg and the band rejected the racial divisions that defined much of the American South, grounding their sound in deep respect for Black musical traditions and collaboration with Black musicians at a time when integrated rock groups were rare. The documentary also examines Allman's complicated relationship with fame, including his highly publicized marriage to Cher, and how life in the public eye collided with his restless pursuit of authenticity.

“Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul” marks the inaugural release from Subtext, the U.S. independent film production and distribution company started in January 2026 by industry veterans Danielle DiGiacomo, Brian Levy, and Teddy Liouliakis with a focus on author-driven, distinctive cinema. The film represents the launch of Subtext's broader vision to build a curated slate of music-driven films, combining storytelling, distribution, and cultural partnerships to maximize both reach and revenue.

Keach, whose previous credits include 2005's Academy Award-winning Walk The Line and such acclaimed documentaries as 2014's Glen Campbell: I'll Be Me, 2019's David Crosby: Remember My Name, and the Grammy Award-winning Linda Ronstadt: The Sound of My Voice, directed and produced “Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul” alongside producer and longtime Gregg Allman manager Michael Lehman and Alex Komisaruk of PCH Films, as well as Emmy-, Golden Globe-, and Grammy Award-winning executive producers Justin Falvey and Darryl Frank (Music by John Williams, Faye, Laurel Canyon) of Amblin Documentaries, Douglas Banker of Five All in the Fifth, Michael Hughes and Greg C. Lake of DLP Media Group, Robert Stein, Alexandra Dale of Rolling Stone Films, and Levy and Liouliakis of Subtext.

"Gregg's story totally resonated with me," says Keach, "especially his relationship with his brother, Duane. I have a very close relationship with my brother, Stacy. We worked together for years on a lot of great projects - The Long Riders was formative for us as well as for the Carradine and Quaid brothers - and the thought of losing my brother at such a young age really got me.

"Not everyone works this way, but I believe that understanding trauma from the formative years of a person's life is central when telling their story in a documentary. A lot of incredible artists have these shattering experiences in their past that inform every aspect of their lives and talent. Gregg had those demons inside his amazingly creative brain. He dove deep into his addiction when Duane died, but later in life, when he was sober, he faced his own mortality with dignity and acceptance. It's personally important to me to carry Gregg's message of trying to change the trajectory of people consumed by addiction. You can hear the ache in his voice in his brilliant music."

"I was Gregg's friend," says Lehman. "This movie is personal to me because I want the world to know the Gregg behind the music. Gregg was impacted by, among other things, his profoundly close relationship and the tragic loss of his brother Duane. His music reflects the joy and the pain of his life experiences. I chose James Keach to direct this film because James is both an incredibly talented director and has a close relationship with his own brother, Stacy. I knew from the start that he would bring to life Gregg's story, including the relationship with Duane and with his band, The Allman Brothers Band, and that James would be able to create both an enjoyable and deeply memorable film."

The Allman Brothers Band tops the hennemusic Hot 10

photo: Madison Square Garden
The Allman Brothers Band tops this week’s hennemusic Hot 10.

A 50th anniversary tribute concert featuring the surviving members of the icon group will see its home release this summer.

Read all about it and check out the video in this week’s top story!

The HH10 is a list of the most-viewed rock news stories in the past week by hennemusic readers.

For a full list of hennemusic Hot 10 charts, check out the archives here.

hennemusic Hot 10 week ending May 30, 2021

01 – Allman Brothers Band 50th anniversary tribute concert gets home release
02 – Tesla announce new 2021 live dates
03 – Megadeth fire bassist David Ellefson following sex video scandal
04 – Robert Plant launches fourth season of Digging Deep podcast
05 – Metallica stream 2018 Nebraska concert
06 – KISS stream 1979 classic from 2001 Tokyo concert
07 – Stone Temple Pilots share early version of 1996 classic
08 – Former Megadeth bassist issues statement on sex video scandal
09 – KISS preview A&E KISStory documentary
10 – The Black Crowes announce rescheduled US tour

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May 09: Tom Petty
May 02: The Rolling Stones
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Allman Brothers Band 50th anniversary tribute concert gets home release

photo: Madison Square Garden

A 50th anniversary tribute concert featuring the surviving members of The Allman Brothers Band will see its home release on July 23.

Billed as “The Brothers”, the lineup of drummer Jaimoe Johanson, guitarists Warren Haynes and Derek Trucks, bassist Oteil Burbridge and percussionist Marc Quinones were joined at Madison Square Garden for the one-time event by Duane Trucks and Reese Wynans, and special guest Chuck Leavell.

“The Brothers/March 10, 2020/Madison Square Garden/New York, NY” took place just two days before the live music industry was effectively shut down as the coronavirus pandemic began to spread across the US.

The 2020 tribute came 50 years after the group formed in Jacksonville, FL in the spring of 1969, and six years since they performed their final show at New York’s Beacon Theatre on October 28, 2014.

According to Rolling Stone, the live package will be available in multiple formats, including 4CD, 3DVD, or 2Blu-Rays sets, and the video will also be streamed on Nugs and Amazon Prime’s streaming service Coda.

The group are sharing video of a live version of “Don’t Keep Me Wonderin’” from the forthcoming collection.

See also:

Allman Brothers Band stream Live At Great Woods 1991 reissue
Allman Brothers Band announce Live At Great Woods reissue
Allman Brothers Band to release Down In Texas ’71 live package
Allman Brothers Band to release final concert with Duane Allman
Search The Allman Brothers at hennemusic

Allman Brothers Band stream Live At Great Woods 1991 reissue

The Allman Brothers Band are streaming their newly-reissued concert video, “Live At Great Woods September 6, 1991.”

Filmed for a Japanese TV special 9/6/1991 and issued on VHS and LaserDisc in 1992, the original 2014 DVD release incorporated interview segments into the songs, but this remastered version – with the rights recently being returned to the group – delivers the performance in full.

At the time, the band was touring in support of their newly-released “Shades Of Two Worlds” album, and the outdoor show featured the lineup of founding members Gregg Allman, Dickey Betts, Jaimoe and Butch Trucks plus Warren Haynes, Allen Woody and Marc Quinones.

“Live At Great Woods” is now available on DVD and digitally, with individual audio and video tracks available digitally.

The set is being reissued in sync with the Allman Brothers Band’s 52nd anniversary, following their formation in Jacksonville, FL in March of 1969 before relocating to Macon, GA.

The iconic group performed their final show at New York’s Beacon Theatre on October 28, 2014.

In the years following the farewell concert, a pair of original members have died: drummer Butch Trucks committed suicide in January of 2017 while singer and keyboardist Gregg Allman passed away from liver cancer four months later.











See also:

Allman Brothers Band announce Live At Great Woods reissue
Allman Brothers Band to release Down In Texas ’71 live package
Allman Brothers Band to release final concert with Duane Allman
VIDEO: Allman Brothers Band reunite for 50th anniversary concert
Allman Brothers Band announce 50th anniversary collection
Search The Allman Brothers at hennemusic

Allman Brothers Band announce Live At Great Woods reissue

The Allman Brothers Band will reissue their concert package, “Live At Great Woods”, on March 26.

Filmed for a Japanese TV special 9/6/1991 and originally issued on VHS and LaserDisc in 1992, the 2014 DVD release incorporated interview segments into the songs, but this remastered version – with the rights recently being returned to the group – delivers the performance in full.

At the time, the band was touring in support of their newly-released “Shades Of Two Worlds” album, and the outdoor show featured the lineup of founding members Gregg Allman, Dickey Betts, Jaimoe and Butch Trucks plus Warren Haynes, Allen Woody and Marc Quinones.

“Live At Great Woods” will be available on DVD and digitally, and individual audio and video tracks will be available digitally.

The set is being reissued in sync with the Allman Brothers Band’s 52nd anniversary, following their formation in Jacksonville, FL in March of 1969 before relocating to Macon, GA.

The group are also marking the occasion with the release of a new live package, “Down In Texas ’71.”
Allman Brothers Band
“Live At Great Woods September 6, 1991”
Release date: March 26

01. Statesboro Blues
02. End Of The Line
03. Blue Sky
04. Midnight Rider
05. Going Down The Road Feelin Bad
06. Hoochie Coochie Man
07. Get On With Your Life
08. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed
09. Revival
10. Jessica
11. Whipping Post

See also:

Allman Brothers Band to release Down In Texas ’71 live package
Allman Brothers Band to release final concert with Duane Allman
VIDEO: Allman Brothers Band reunite for 50th anniversary concert
Allman Brothers Band announce 50th anniversary collection
Search The Allman Brothers at hennemusic

Allman Brothers Band to release Down In Texas ’71 live package

The Allman Brothers Band will release a new live package, “Down In Texas ‘71”, on March 26.

The project captures the group during a September 28, 1971 performance at the Austin Municipal Auditorium in Austin, TX, delivering classics like “Statesboro Blues,” “In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed” and “Stormy Monday,” among others.

The “Down In Texas ’71” appearance came two months after the release of the band’s legendary live package, “At Fillmore East”, and took place one month before the death of Duane Allman following a motorcycle accident in Macon, GA.

The Austin show presents the original ABB line-up – Duane Allman, Gregg Allman, Dickey Betts, Berry Oakley, Butch Trucks and Jaimoe – at the peak of their creativity. An innovative “You Don’t Love Me” and the jazz-inspired “Hot ’Lanta” give hints of where the group may have taken their music if Duane had lived.

In addition, “Down In Texas ’71” features saxophonist Rudolph “Juicy” Carter sitting in on six out of the nine tracks, which is the most extensive guest appearance available with the band’s first incarnation. Juicy and Jaimoe had played together with Percy Sledge, and it was Juicy who coined the moniker Jaimoe for the drummer born as Johnny Lee Johnson.

As a bonus available only on the physical CD is an exclusive radio interview with band members Berry Oakley and Duane Allman, recorded just a few months ahead of Austin performance.

Proceeds from this exclusive release will benefit the Allman Brothers Band Museum; The Big House in Macon, GA is the three-story house where members of The Allman Brothers Band, their roadies, friends, and families lived between 1970-1973 and was the focal point of gathering in the group’s early years. The Big House is now home to the largest collection of ABB memorabilia in the world.
Allman Brothers Band
“Down In Texas ‘71”
Release date: March 26

01. Statesboro Blues
02. Trouble No More
03. Don’t Keep Me Wonderin’
04. Done Somebody Wrong
05. One Way Out
06. In Memory of Elizabeth Reed
07. Stormy Monday
08. You Don’t Love Me
09. Hot ‘Lanta
10. Berry Oakley and Duane Allman 06/06/71 Houston, TX interview

See also:

Allman Brothers Band to release final concert with Duane Allman
VIDEO: Allman Brothers Band reunite for 50th anniversary concert
Allman Brothers Band announce 50th anniversary collection
Allman Brothers Band to reunite for 50th anniversary concert
Search The Allman Brothers at hennemusic

Allman Brothers Band to release final concert with Duane Allman

The Allman Brothers Band have announced plans for the fall release of a partial recording of guitarist Duane Allman’s final concert performance with the group, just days before his death in a 1971 motorcycle accident.

According to Relix, “The Final Note” presents 7 of 11 songs from an October 17, 1971 show at the Painters Mill Music Fair in Owings Mills, MD, as captured on a hand-held cassette machine by 18-year-old radio journalist Sam Idas.

“My only intention was to record the interview,” recalls Idas. “This was a brand-new cassette recorder with an internal microphone, and I had one 60-minute cassette tape. I was sitting there with the recorder in my lap, and I remember thinking ‘Why don’t I try this out? I can record the concert!’ It was a totally spontaneous decision.

“I’d been to many concerts, but this was the only time I had the thought – and the motivation – to record the show.”

The cassette went forgotten by Idas until a few years ago, when his old roommate asked him if he still had it; the tape’s audio quality has been upgraded with current recording techniques.

Due October 16, “The Final Note” features seven tracks, including “Statesboro Blues”, “Trouble No More”, “Hot ‘Lanta” and “Whipping Post.”

The package will feature never-before-published photos from the Maryland show alongside liner notes from band archivist John Lynskey and an image of the actual cassette Idas used to tape part of the concert.

Duane was born in Nashville, TN in 1946; after playing in a number of groups to various degrees of success, the guitarist and his younger brother, Gregg, formed the Allman Brothers Band in Jacksonville, FL during a series of jams with guitarist Dickey Betts, bassist Berry Oakley, and drummers Butch Trucks and Jai Johanny "Jaimoe" Johanson.

The group issued their self-titled debut album in 1969, a set that featured classics like “Whipping Post” and “Dreams.”

Duane died as a result of injuries suffered in a motorcycle accident in Macon, GA on October 29, 1971 at the age of 24; Gregg passed away from liver cancer in 2017 at the age of 69.
Allman Brothers Band
“The Final Note”
Release date: October 16

1. Statesboro Blues
2. Trouble No More
3. Don’t Keep Me Wondering
4. One Way Out
5. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed
6. Hot ‘Lanta
7. Whipping Post


See also:

VIDEO: Allman Brothers Band reunite for 50th anniversary concert
Allman Brothers Band announce 50th anniversary collection
Allman Brothers Band to reunite for 50th anniversary concert
Duane Allman guitar from Eric Clapton Layla sessions sells for $1 million at auction
Search The Allman Brothers at hennemusic

VIDEO: Allman Brothers Band reunite for 50th anniversary concert

photo: Madison Square Garden

The surviving members of The Allman Brothers Band reunited for a 50th anniversary concert at New York’s Madison Square Garden on March 10, and video from the event is streaming online.

Billed as “The Brothers”, the lineup of drummer Jaimoe Johanson, guitarists Warren Haynes and Derek Trucks, bassist Oteil Burbridge and percussionist Marc Quinones were joined at the one-time event by Duane Trucks and Reese Wynans, and special guest Chuck Leavell.

The group started the evening with the first two songs on the Allman Brothers' 1969 debut, "Don't Want You No More" and "It's Not My Cross To Bear," and stayed focused on the classic material from the band's first four albums for much of the night, according to Billboard.

Noted expert Alan Paul – author of “One Way Out: The Inside History of the Allman Brothers Band” – detailed the highlights of the two-set, four-hour performance, which wrapped up with Jaimoe taking to the microphone to say a few words of thanks before the lineup closed out the reunion with "Midnight Rider" and "Whipping Post."

The 2020 tribute comes 50 years after the group formed in Jacksonville, FL in the spring of 1969, and six years since they performed their final show at New York’s Beacon Theatre on October 28, 2014.

In the years following the farewell concert, a pair of original Allman Brothers members have died: drummer Butch Trucks committed suicide in January of 2017 while singer and keyboardist Gregg Allman passed away from liver cancer four months later.

The Allman Brothers Band recently released “Trouble No More: The Complete 50th Anniversary Collection”; the package delivers 61 classics from the Jacksonville, FL outfit, including a mix of live performances, rarities and seven previously-unreleased tracks.









See also:

Allman Brothers Band announce 50th anniversary collection
Allman Brothers Band to reunite for 50th anniversary concert
Duane Allman guitar from Eric Clapton Layla sessions sells for $1 million at auction
Allman Brothers Band to release Fillmore West '71 package
Search The Allman Brothers at hennemusic

Allman Brothers Band announce 50th anniversary collection

The Allman Brothers Band will release a massive box set to mark their 50th anniversary.

Due February 28, “Trouble No More: The Complete 50th Anniversary Collection” delivers 61 classics from the Jacksonville, FL outfit, including a mix of live performances and rarities – including seven previously-unreleased tracks.

Available in multiple configurations, including as a 10LP deluxe vinyl box set, 5 CD package and digitally, the compilation is named after – and being previewed by – a previously-unavailable 1969 demo of “Trouble No More”, and bookended with a live performance of the song from the Allman Brothers Band’s final show at New York’s Beacon Theatre in the fall of 2014.

Arranged chronologically and thematically and representing all 13 lineups the band had, “Trouble No More: The Complete 50th Anniversary Collection” is grouped into five distinct eras representing the various stages of the band’s recording and performance history, divided by the group's stints on the Capricorn, Arista and Epic labels, as well as the band's own Peach imprint.

The deluxe vinyl box presents 10 LPs packaged in five gatefold jackets housed in a wood veneer-wrapped slipcase with gold graphics, accompanied by a 56-page book. The vinyl set will also be released as a limited edition color vinyl collection via the online music retailer uDiscover with each LP pressed on orange and red splatter colored vinyl evoking the insides of a peach.

The 5CD edition will be packaged in a 12-panel softpack with a visually distinctive slipcase and includes an 88-page booklet.

Both physical editions feature an insightful nearly 9000 word essay on the 50-year history of the band by John Lynskey, unreleased band photos along with newly shot photos of memorabilia from the Big House Museum in the band’s adopted hometown Macon, GA and a recap of the 13 incarnations of the band lineup.

The digital version of the album will mirror the 5CD edition and be available for streaming and download, including Apple Digital Master.

The surviving members of The Allman Brothers Band will reunite for a 50th anniversary concert at New York’s Madison Square Garden on March 10.

Billed as “The Brothers”, the lineup of drummer Jaimoe Johanson, guitarists Warren Haynes and Derek Trucks, bassist Oteil Burbridge and percussionist Marc Quinones will be joined at the one-time event by Duane Trucks and Reese Wynans, and special guest Chuck Leavell.


The Allman Brothers Band
“Trouble No More: The Complete 50th Anniversary Collection”
Release date: February 28

10LP TRACK LIST

The Capricorn Years 1969 – 1979 Part I
Disc 1
1. Trouble No More (Demo)* (Side A)
2. Don’t Want You No More (Side A)
3. It’ Not My Cross To Bear (Side A)
4. Dreams (Side A)
5. Whipping Post (Side B)
6. I’m Gonna Move To The Outskirts Of Town (Live at Ludlow Garage) (Side B)
7. Midnight Rider (Side B)
8. Revival (Side B)

Disc 2
1. Don’t Keep Me Wonderin’ (Side A)
2. Hoochie Coochie Man (Side A)
3. Please Call Home (Side A)
4. Statesboro Blues (Live at Fillmore East) (Side A)
5. Stormy Monday (Live at Fillmore East) (Side B)
6. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed (Live at Fillmore East) (Side B)

The Capricorn Years 1969 – 1979 Part II
Disc 3
1. One Way Out (Live at Fillmore East) (Side A)
2. You Don't Love Me / Soul Serenade (Live at A&R Studios) (Side A)
3. Hot ‘Lanta (Live at A&R Studios) (Side B)
4. Stand Back (Side B)
5. Melissa (Side B)
6. Blue Sky (Side B)

Disc 4
1. Ain’t Wastin’ Time No More (Live at Mar y Sol) (Side A)
2. Wasted Words (Side A)
3. Ramblin’ Man (Side A)
4. Southbound (Side A)
5. Jessica (Side B)
6. Early Morning Blues (Outtake) (Side B)

The Capricorn Years 1969 – 1979 Part III / The Arista Years 1980 – 1981
Disc 5
1. Come And Go Blues (Live at Watkins Glen) (Side A)
2. Mountain Jam (Live at Watkins Glen)* (Side A)
3. Can’t Lose What You Never Had (Side A)
4. Win, Lose Or Draw (Side B)
5. High Falls (Side B)

Disc 6
1. Crazy Love (Side A)
2. Can’t Take It With You (Side A)
3. Pegasus (Side A)
4. Just Ain’t Easy (Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion) (Side B)
5. Hell & High Water (Side B)
6. Angeline (Side B)
7. Leavin’ (Side B)
8. Never Knew How Much (I Needed You) (Side B)

The Epic Years 1990 – 2000
Disc 7
1. Good Clean Fun (Side A)
2. Seven Turns (Side A)
3. Gamblers Roll (Side A)
4. End Of The Line (Side A)
5. Nobody Knows (Side B)
6. Low Down Dirty Mean (Live at the Beacon Theatre) (Side B)

Disc 8
1. Come On Into My Kitchen (Live at Radio & Records Convention) (Side A)
2. Sailin’ ‘Cross The Devil’s Sea (Side A)
3. Back Where It All Begins (Side A)
4. Soulshine (Side B)
5. No One To Run With (Side B)
6. I’m Not Crying (Live at the Beacon Theatre)* (Side B)

The Peach Years 2000 – 2014
Disc 9
1. Loan Me A Dime (Live at the New World Music Theatre)* (Side A)
2. Desdemona (Live at the Beacon Theatre)* (Side A)
3. High Cost Of Low Living (Side B)
4. Old Before My Time (Side B)

Disc 10
1. Blue Sky (Live at the Beacon Theatre)* (Side A)
2. Little Martha (Live at the Beacon Theatre)* (Side A)
3. Black Hearted Woman (Live at the Beacon Theatre) (Side A)
4. The Sky Is Crying (Live at the Beacon Theatre) (Side B)
5. “Farewell” speeches (Live at the Beacon Theatre) (Side B)
6. Trouble No More (Live at the Beacon Theatre) (Side B)

* Previously unreleased


See also:

Allman Brothers Band to reunite for 50th anniversary concert
Duane Allman guitar from Eric Clapton Layla sessions sells for $1 million at auction
Allman Brothers Band to release Fillmore West '71 package
Dickey Betts recovering from brain surgery following accident
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Allman Brothers Band to reunite for 50th anniversary concert

The surviving members of The Allman Brothers Band will reunite for a 50th anniversary concert at New York’s Madison Square Garden on March 10.

Billed as “The Brothers”, the lineup of drummer Jaimoe Johanson, guitarists Warren Haynes and Derek Trucks, bassist Oteil Burbridge and percussionist Marc Quinones will be joined at the one-time event by Duane Trucks and Reese Wynans, and special guest Chuck Leavell.

The 2019 tribute comes 50 years after the group formed in Jacksonville, FL in the spring of 1969, and six years since they performed their final show at New York’s Beacon Theatre on October 28, 2014.

In the years following the farewell concert, a pair of original Allman Brothers members have died: drummer Butch Trucks committed suicide in January of 2017 while singer and keyboardist Gregg Allman passed away from liver cancer four months later.

"Hard to believe it’s been five years since our final show at the Beacon,” says Haynes. “We had all talked about doing a final show at Madison Square Garden which never came to fruition. What a great way to honor 50 years of music and fulfill that wish at the same time.”

Presales for the Madison Square Garden concert will begin on Tuesday, January 7, with general public tickets going on sale Friday, January 10.

See also:

Duane Allman guitar from Eric Clapton Layla sessions sells for $1 million at auction
Allman Brothers Band to release Fillmore West '71 package
Dickey Betts recovering from brain surgery following accident
Dickey Betts to undergo brain surgery following accident
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Duane Allman guitar from Eric Clapton Layla sessions sells for $1 million at auction

A 1957 gold-topped Les Paul guitar famously played by Duane Allman on Eric Clapton’s 1970 classic, “Layla”, was sold in a recent auction for a record-breaking $1.25 million.

According to the The Macon Telegraph, the instrument had been on display at the Allman Brothers Band’s museum, The Big House, in Macon until last week.

“It was the first time that a refinished guitar sold for that much money,” says Richard Brent, director of The Big House. “I don’t think anybody expected that. ... The history of it is what sold it.”

Prior to guesting with Clapton on the classic track from Derek and the Dominos' “Layla And Other Assorted Love Songs” collection, Duane played the guitar on the first two Allman Brothers records – 1969’s self-titled debut and 1970’s “Idlewild South” – and on “Loan Me A Dime” with Boz Scaggs.

Brent explains that the man who bought the guitar at the auction is a collector from out of town who wants to remain anonymous, but has agreed to share it with the museum every other six months.

“It will be coming back to The Big House in late November,” adds Brent. “We couldn’t ask for more than that.”

Duane Allman died as a result of injuries suffered in a motorcycle accident in Macon, GA in October of 1971 at the age of 24.

See also:

Allman Brothers Band to release Fillmore West '71 package
Dickey Betts recovering from brain surgery following accident
Dickey Betts to undergo brain surgery following accident
Former Allman Brothers guitarist Dickey Betts postpones shows following stroke
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Allman Brothers Band to release Fillmore West '71 package

The Allman Brothers Band have announced plans to release an archival live package, “Fillmore West '71” – documenting the band’s three-show series at the famed San Francisco, CA venue – as part of their 50th anniversary celebrations.

Due August 16, the 4CD set presents material captured in concert in late January of 1971, just two months ahead of the group’s recording of the legendary live album, “At Fillmore East”, at the chain’s New York location.

Compiled from reel-to-reel soundboard masters, the project sees the lineup of Duane Allman, Gregg Allman, Dickey Betts, Jaimoe, Berry Oakley and Butch Trucks deliver tracks from their self-titled 1969 debut and 1970’s “Idlewild South”, as well as the new instrumental "Hot 'Lanta"; the set also adds a March, 1970 version of "Mountain Jam" from the Warehouse in New Orleans, LA that clocks in at 45 minutes long.

Kirk West – who served as the "Tour Mystic" and official archivist for the Allman Brothers Band for over 20 years – played a pivotal role in re-acquiring the original live performance two-track, reel-to-reel tapes used for this release from legendary band crew members Twiggs Lyndon, Joe Dan Petty and Mike Callahan, who were the original care takers of these recordings.

The tapes had been stored in closets and attics for many years, necessitating careful transfers and several successive attempts at restoration, as technology continued to improve.

Long before his association with the group, West was on hand for the Fillmore West shows.

"I was living in Palo Alto with a bunch of hippie kids who, by and large, were Dead Heads. I had moved to California from Chicago, and I already was a big Allman Brothers fan," recalls West. "I was insisting that everyone in the house go up to the Fillmore that weekend - 'Let's go, let's go - the Brothers are in town, playing with Hot effin' Tuna."

The Allman Brothers Band are previewing “Fillmore West ‘71” with an audio stream of their take on the Muddy Waters classic, "Trouble No More."

Allman Brothers Band
“Fillmore West ‘71”
Release date: August 16

Disc 1 – 1/29/1971

Statesboro Blues
Trouble No More
Don't Keep Me Wonderin'
In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed
Midnight Rider
Dreams
You Don't Love Me
Whipping Post

Disc 2 – 1/30/1971

Statesboro Blues
Trouble No More
Don't Keep Me Wonderin'
In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed
Stormy Monday
You Don't Love Me
Whipping Post

Disc 3 – 1/31/1971 Part I

Statesboro Blues
Trouble No More
Don't Keep Me Wonderin'
In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed
Midnight Rider
Hoochie Coochie Man
Dreams
You Don't Love Me

Disc 4, 1/31/1971 Part II

Hot 'Lanta
Whipping Post

Bonus Track:

Mountain Jam Live At The Warehouse, New Orleans, LA 3/13/1970
(first release of this version)


See also:

Dickey Betts recovering from brain surgery following accident
Dickey Betts to undergo brain surgery following accident
Former Allman Brothers guitarist Dickey Betts postpones shows following stroke
Allman Brothers Band stream 1972 classic from archival 2003 live release
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Dickey Betts recovering from brain surgery following accident

Former Allman Brothers Band guitarist Dickey Betts is recovering following brain surgery last Friday after injuring himself recently in an accident at his Sarasota, FL home.

“Dickey Betts and his family want everyone to know that his surgery was a success,” read a post by his manager David Spero on social media sites for both the Dickey Betts Band and The Allman Brothers Band. “The outpouring of support from all over the world has been overwhelming and amazing. We are so appreciative. Thank you all so much for your wonderful thoughts and prayers. We will keep you updated.”

Spero revealed last week that the guitarist was hospitalized after injuring himself while playing with his dog in the backyard when he slipped and hit his head, referring to the incident as a ”freak accident.”

The Allman Brothers shared the latest news on Betts via Facebook on Tuesday, writing: “An update from David Spero: Donna just texted me that Dickey is ‘Off the respirator and doing great! Talking, laughing and, of course, complaining!’ We thank you all for your love and prayers. He still has a ways to go.”

A cofounding member of the Allman Brothers Band, Betts wrote the group’s only US Top 10 hit with 1973’s “Ramblin’ Man”, while the 1973 instrumental, “Jessica”, won them a Grammy Award in 1996; he served several stints with the legendary southern rockers before leaving for good in 2000.

Betts, who had recently returned to live action this year, was forced to postpone a series of concerts last month after suffering what doctors referred to as a “mild stroke”; Spero confirmed that all scheduled fall dates would be cancelled following the injury as the musician deals with recovery in the months ahead.




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Former Allman Brothers guitarist Dickey Betts postpones shows following stroke
Allman Brothers Band stream 1972 classic from archival 2003 live release
Allman Brothers Band preview archival 2003 live release
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Dickey Betts to undergo brain surgery following accident

Former Allman Brothers Band guitarist Dickey Betts will undergo brain surgery after injuring himself in an accident at his Sarasota, FL home, according to the Bradenton Herald.

“He had a fall at his house on Monday night and he’s at the hospital,” says manager David Spero. “They have him sedated. He’s listed as critical but stable.

“It really was just a freak accident,” he adds, explaining that the guitarist was playing with his dog in the backyard when he slipped and hit his head.

“As far as recovery, we don’t what is going to happen,” adds the manager, who confirmed that Betts is scheduled for surgery on Friday to ease the pressure on his brain. “Once that happens it will probably turn everything around.”

“Donna is by her husband's side with Dickey's children,” read a statement from the Dickey Betts Band social media sites.

“The family appreciates all of your thoughts and prayers during this very trying time,” says Donna. “Dickey is a notorious fighter and he is displaying that now!”

Last month, the former Allman Brothers Band rocker postponed a series of concerts after suffering what doctors are calling a “mild stroke.”

According to Spero, the fall was unrelated to the stroke.

Betts – who had aimed to return to the stage in November – had returned to live action this summer following a three-year touring hiatus.

“Now, though, Betts' family, friends and band mates are focusing their attention on Betts regaining his health; with the upcoming November shows obviously being cancelled,” added the group.

"It was just a few days ago that Dickey was telling me how excited he was to get back in front of the fans on November 1," said Spero. "It is very unfortunate, for all involved, that we need to cancel those shows. Please add Dickey into your thoughts and prayers.”

“Please say a prayer for brother Dickey,” posted the Allman Brothers Band.


See also:

Former Allman Brothers guitarist Dickey Betts postpones shows following stroke
Allman Brothers Band stream 1972 classic from archival 2003 live release
Allman Brothers Band preview archival 2003 live release
Gregg Allman 70th birthday marked with Song For Adam video release
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Former Allman Brothers guitarist Dickey Betts postpones shows following stroke

Former Allman Brothers Band guitarist Dickey Betts has postponed a series of upcoming concerts after suffering what doctors are calling a “mild stroke.”

The rocker canceled the remainder of his summer tour – an August 28 date at Syracuse, New York’s Great New York State Fair, an August 30 gig in Wallingford, CT and an August 31 stop on Hampton Beach, NH – as he recovers.

Betts’ team revealed the news via social media, writing “yesterday, after describing to his physicians certain post-stroke repercussions, he was strongly advised to give himself more time to recuperate. Doctors have assured Betts that after three to five weeks he will be 100 percent recovered and can resume his touring schedule.”

“Dickey really regrets that he can’t be there for his fans,” says his manager David Spero, “but he has to take care of his health first.”

Betts is hoping to work with promoters to reschedule the dates in Connecticut and New Hampshire, with the goal of resuming his 2018 tour at the Bell Auditorium in Augusta, GA on November 1.

Joining Betts in the current lineup of his live band are his son Duane Betts on guitar, bassist Pedro Arevalo, drummers Frankie Lombardi and Steve Camilleri as well as guitarist Damon Fowler and keyboardist Mike Kach.

A cofounding member of the Allman Brothers Band, Betts wrote the group’s only US Top 10 hit with 1973’s “Ramblin’ Man”, while the 1973 instrumental, “Jessica”, won them a Grammy Award in 1996; he served several stints with the legendary southern rockers before leaving for good in 2000.

The guitarist had returned to live action this summer following a three-year touring hiatus.


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Allman Brothers Band stream 1972 classic from archival 2003 live release
Allman Brothers Band preview archival 2003 live release
Gregg Allman 70th birthday marked with Song For Adam video release
Gregg Allman’s final album nominated for two Grammy Awards
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Allman Brothers Band stream 1972 classic from archival 2003 live release

The Allman Brothers Band are streaming a live version of their 1972 classic, “Ain’t Wstin’ Time No More”, from their recently-released archival package “Peach Picks: Cream Of The Crop 2003.”

The lead single from the group’s third album, “Eat A Peach”, was written by Gregg Allman following the 1971 motorcycle accident death of his brother, guitarist Duane Allman.

“Peach Picks: Cream Of The Crop 2003” is dedicated to the memory of Gregg, who passed away in May 2017 from complications of liver cancer at the age of 69.

The 36-track, 4 disc set presents a collection of the best performances culled from six shows by the legendary group in July and August 2003, including material from events in Indianapolis, Pittsburgh, Darien Center, NY, Hartford, Charlotte and Raleigh … with no song repeated.

“That was an important time in the growth of that incarnation of the ABB,” recalls guitarist and Supervising Producer Warren Haynes. “We had just released Hittin’ The Note and everybody was psyched to be playing a lot of new material from an album we all were very proud of and there was new life being breathed into a lot of the older songs.”

Originally recorded for the then-nascent “Instant Live” CD series, guest musicians on four “Cream Of The Crop 2003” songs include Susan Tedeschi, Karl Denson and Branford Marsalis.

Continuing the tradition of providing quality content for fans, "Peach Picks: Cream Of The Crop 2003" is available in an array of configurations. The full curated four-CD set is offered, both physically and digitally. Each of the full six concerts are also available for completists, marking the first time any of this music has been made available digitally.


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Allman Brothers Band preview archival 2003 live release

The Allman Brothers Band are streaming a live version of their “Hittin’ The Note” tune, “Desdemona”, as a preview to the June 15 release of their archival package “Peach Picks: Cream Of The Crop 2003.”

The 36-track, 4 disc set presents a collection of the best performances culled from six shows by the legendary group in July and August 2003 (see track list below), including material from events in Indianapolis, Pittsburgh, Darien Center, NY, Hartford, Charlotte and Raleigh … with no song repeated.

The 2003 iteration of the Allman Brothers Band – founding members Gregg Allman, Jaimoe and Butch Trucks plus Warren Haynes, Marc Quinones, Oteil Burbridge and Derek Trucks – would prove to be the longest-running line-up and most consistent in its live performances. The band had just released their first album in 10 years, the Grammy-nominated “Hittin’ The Note”, and were in top shape for its accompanying tour.

“That was an important time in the growth of that incarnation of the ABB,” recalls guitarist and Supervising Producer Haynes. “We had just released Hittin’ The Note and everybody was psyched to be playing a lot of new material from an album we all were very proud of and there was new life being breathed into a lot of the older songs.”

Originally recorded for the then-nascent “Instant Live” CD series, guest musicians on four “Cream Of The Crop 2003” songs include Susan Tedeschi, Karl Denson and Branford Marsalis.

Continuing the tradition of providing quality content for fans, "Peach Picks: Cream Of The Crop 2003" will be available in an array of configurations. The full curated four-CD set will be offered, both physically and digitally. Each of the full six concerts will also be available for completists, and this marks the first time any of this music has been made available digitally.

“Peach Picks: Cream Of The Crop 2003” is dedicated to the memory of Gregg Allman, who passed away in May 2017 from complications of liver cancer at the age of 69.


The Allman Brothers Band
“Peach Picks: Cream Of The Crop 2003”
Release date: June 15

Disc One

1) Don’t Want You No More
2) It’s Not My Cross To Bear
3) Black Hearted Woman
4) Rocking Horse
5) Hot ‘Lanta
6) Old Before My Time
7) Come And Go Blues
8) Woman Across The River
9) Desdemona
10) The High Cost Of Low Living
11) Hoochie Coochie Man
12) Revival

Disc Two

1) Trouble No More
2) Midnight Rider
3) You Don’t Love Me
4) Who To Believe
5) Stormy Monday
6) Good Morning Little Schoolgirl
7) In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed

Disc Three

1) Ain’t Wastin’ Time No More
2) Worried Down With The Blues
3) Statesboro Blues
4) Stand Back
5) Melissa
6) Mountain Jam
7) Layla

Disc Four

1) Don’t Keep Me Wonderin’
2) Done Somebody Wrong
3) Gambler’s Roll
4) Soulshine
5) Who’s Been Talking
6) Don’t Think Twice, It’s Alright
7) Wasted Words
8) Dreams
9) Whipping Post
10) One Way Out


See also:

Gregg Allman 70th birthday marked with Song For Adam video release
Gregg Allman’s final album nominated for two Grammy Awards
Gregg Allman releases video for I Love The Life I Live
AUDIO: Gregg Allman streams Willie Dixon classic from final album
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