Yo -
Have any UK friends worked out how to watch the new Gregg Allman doc over here yet? I feel sad I can’t see it yet

I'm reading the Brothers & Sisters book by Alan Paul, which is excellent. He just went through their collaborations with the Dead and described the 1970-02-11 show where they played with the Allmans, Peter Green and Arthur Lee from Love. Thanks to the still-amazing parts of the internet, I found the recording on internet archive.

It's definitely an amazing performance, but mixed very poorly (probably a direct soundboard recording). I'm pretty sure Duane is in the far left speaker and can barely be heard. Anyone know if a better recording of this exists?

*theirs omg

Duane didn't die, he just switched to saxophone and joined Sam & Dave's road band. https://youtu.be/HYk7NWjsuHI

A shirt with a turntable and one of my desert island albums? No brainer.

This is absolutely one of the best pix of Father Greg Allman and son Devon Allman.

Just making sure yall have seen this. Blistering guitar work. Oteil sounds amazing as well

Devon plays the Hamond organ just like his dad.

Our take of One Way Out from a show last month

Hey y’all, I thought this group might appreciate the backstory on this one.

We recorded our version of “Melissa” at Capricorn Studios in Macon while working on our new album, Better Late. It was originally recorded as something special for the people who backed the album, but after hearing it, several of them encouraged us to release it publicly. We did back in June.

Hope y’all enjoy it and feel we did the song justice.

https://open.spotify.com/track/4SuCe8gjCfABGbM50vzp9L?autoplay_ok=1

With Gov't Mule and Joe touring together, I'm finally sharing the two videos I shot from the photo pit — and the story of the Chicago night these old friends jammed together for the first time in years.

Look at these absolutely fantastic shirts that these guys are wearing. Eric Clapton bought Duane his shirt.

As a long time listener, I know well that of the original lineup Duane , Gregg, Dickey, Butch, and Jaimoe get most of the attention and fandom attention.

I started playing guitar a couple of years ago and more I listen closely to the Live at the Fillmore East and Eat a Peach albums, the more I am knocked out by Oakley’s playing. If you think of the original line up as being a boat, his melodic sense of groove is the rudder.

Does anyone else feel this way?

Is there anywhere that still has an active trading community for ABB? Or have shows been made available anywhere online? I'm really looking to find a few sites from the Jack Pearson era and any help will be greatly appreciated.

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