Long Live the ABB: Conversation from the Crossroads

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The Mighty Mountain Jam
Any band that can hold my attention for 30 minutes, deserves it
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“Hope gets passed around” Music, faith, and family legacies
Conversation from the Crossroads with Brad Beatty (the older cousin)
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1:26:34
"Like-minded people have a way of finding each other" Brotherhood, lost tapes, and keeping the Allman Brothers story alive
Watch now | Conversation from the Crossroads with John Lynskey, Big House Museum Resident Historian (part 2)
1:01:27
"Mother, I would go hungry to play this guitar" The making of Duane Allman
The Allman Brothers Band: A Biography in Words and Pictures marginalia series part 1
"Nobody played harder, with more passion, more purpose" History, community, & the Allman Brothers Band as the ultimate team
Watch now (51 mins) | Conversation from the Crossroads with John Lynskey, Big House Museum Resident Historian (part 1)
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1:40:46
"I wanted to get in the game" History, storytelling, and making sense of the South
Conversation from the Crossroads with Sebastian Garcia
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8:03
At Fillmore East: The Allman Brothers Band's definitive artistic statement
Conversation from the Crossroads bonus episode
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1:32:35
“The words 'no access' aren't in my vocabulary” Authenticity, roller derby, and breaking cycles
Conversation from the Crossroads with Jessica Dawkins
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To Forrest Richard "Dickey" Betts, with gratitude
Travel out across the burnin' sand, across the ocean to some distant land...
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1:15:42
"They're basically Mozart" Duane Allman, Derek Trucks, and the art of conducting with the guitar
Conversation from the Crossroads with Doug Peaches
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1:17:45
"There is a rabbit dissipating into thin air and coming back as an elephant running down the highway." The magic of music and the community…
Watch now | Conversation from the Crossroads with Adam Choit, The Unofficial Tedeschi Trucks Band podcast
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5:21
"A once in a lifetime experience." Warren Haynes on kicking the Allman Brothers back into gear
[Conversation from the Crossroads bonus episode.]
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1:34:11
"Stop overthinking and hit the note" The Beatles, the Allman Brothers, and music as a metaphor for leadership
Conversation from the Crossroads with Sean Gaillard
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4:42
A third lead guitar~Mountain Jam, Berry Oakley and the Allman Brothers Band
Berry Oakley learned lead bass from Phil Lesh and Jack Casady and made it the foundation of the Allman Brothers Band's sound. His influences, his…
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Long Live the ABB: Conversation from the Crossroads
Conversation from the Crossroads of Southern music, history, & culture is an independent project of historian Dr. Bob Beatty, author of 'Play All Night! Duane Allman and the Journey to Fillmore East.' No affiliation/endorsement with the Allman Brothers.
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