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In Memory of Elizabeth Reed
Conversation from the Crossroads bonus episode
Jul 17
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Mixing in Macon with the Allman Brothers: October 1975 Circus cover story
Bonus post for paid members of Long Live the ABB: Conversation from the Crossroads
Jul 13
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Southern blues/rhythm & blues onstage, psychedelic pop in the studio: Hour Glass's split identity
Before the Allman Brothers Band, Duane & Gregg Allman played in Hour Glass—forced into pop psychedelia in the studio while they wailed live on other…
Jul 10
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At Fillmore East at 55: Long Live the ABB 🍄
Why the Allman Brothers Band's At Fillmore East still tops every other live record in the rock era. Dr. Bob Beatty & Jeff Kollath chop it up on the…
Jul 7
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"All music is soul music" Lamar Williams Jr. on recording and touring with Oteil and life within the Allman Brothers family
Conversation from the Crossroads with Lamar Williams Jr.
Jul 7
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"The best damn rock & roll band this country has produced in the past five years.” The Allman Brothers Band's At Fillmore East at 55
The Allman Brothers Band released At Fillmore East on July 6, 1971.
Jul 6
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At Fillmore East at 55 Livestream July 6 9pm eastern
Join me and past Conversations from the Crossroads guest Jeff Kollath to celebrate the 55th anniversary of rock’s greatest live record, At Fillmore…
Jul 5
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"This is the People’s Band. Music is for the people." The Allman Brothers Band finally breaks through: At Fillmore East at 55.
Duane Allman, Phil Walden, Capricorn Records, FM, and how the Allman Brothers Band's live album became rock's essential document. Historian Bob Beatty.
Jul 5
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Pondering America's Civic Season
Musings on freedom and its many meanings
Jul 4
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“Some of the greatest live performances I’ve ever witnessed” The Allman Brothers Band's At Fillmore East at 55
The Allman Brothers Band released At Fillmore East on July 6, 1971.
Jul 4
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"The Allman Brothers did it all. On stage they were giants." At Fillmore East at 55
At Fillmore East, Duane Allman, Phil Walden, Atlantic Records, FM radio, and the fight to release Southern rock's most essential album.
Jul 3
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The fight behind the At Fillmore East—and the gamble that made it one of rock's greatest albums.
Part 13 of an annotated read of Tom Nolan's 1976 Allman Brothers Band biography
Jul 1
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