As a teenager, Ulster County native Danny Louis snuck into the Chance in Poughkeepsie to see musicians and bands perform, James Brown and Taj Mahal among them. In his early 20s, Louis, a musician ...

The post The Allman Brothers Band’s Final Concert to Be Released as Live Album appeared first on Consequence. The Allman Brothers Band played their final concert on October 28th, 2014 at New ...

The album captures The Allman Brothers’ three-set performance ... which led into a version of the Donovan-inspired “Mountain Jam.” Gregg’s soulful growl was showcased on such songs as ...

Like "Whipping Post" and "Mountain Jam," "You Don't Love Me" was an Allman Brothers showpiece, a vehicle for the invention and improvisation that made the name of the early band. Willie Cobbs, "You ...

By Alex Williams Dickey Betts, a honky-tonk hell raiser who, as a guitarist for the Allman Brothers Band, traded fiery licks with Duane Allman in the band’s early-1970s heyday, and who went on ...

Their mother later moved the brothers to Florida in the ... his expert input and playing on tracks like “Mountain Jam.” When bandmate Duane Allman died after a 1971 motorcycle crash, however ...

Their fathers made music history with The Allman Brothers Band ... album combo of live and studio recordings including “Mountain Jam,” “Blue Sky” and “Melissa.” ...

The Allman Brothers, who had only been together for ... “Whipping Post,” as well as an epic 31-minute version of “Mountain Jam” that spreads across the entire two sides of the second ...

Today, we revisit the 1971 live double LP from the Allman Brothers Band ... They rolled straight into “Mountain Jam” for 35 minutes, then responded to relentless calls for an encore with ...

As the live music world beings to pick up steam after more than a year of COVID-19 disruption, a pair of archival releases from the Allman Brothers ... of "Mountain Jam," even with a reel-change ...

Cool covers: 10 best Allman Brothers Band song covers Bucket list ... each of “In Memory of Elizabeth Reed” and "Mountain Jam," with the majestic finale clocking in at 35 minutes.

In 1970, The Allman Brothers Band landed a prime spot ... including a 28-minute “Mountain Jam” and 11-minute “In Memory of Elizabeth Reed,” along with now-classics “Statesboro Blues ...