Showing posts with label Allman Brothers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Allman Brothers. Show all posts

10/03/08 - Allman Brothers Band - Wrap Up

Tutelage Led By Vinny "Bond" Marini Friday, October 3, 2008 0 replies




ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND - Part 4

To read Part 1 go HERE
To read Part 2 go HERE
To read Part 3 go HERE

We end this week of Allman Brothers with some basic facts, more pictures (remember, all photos enlarge by clicking on them), and music for you to enjoy...

10/02/08 - Allman Brothers Band - Part 3

Tutelage Led By Vinny "Bond" Marini Thursday, October 2, 2008 0 replies



THE ALLMAN BROTHERS - PART 3

You can read Pt.1 HERE
You can read Pt.2 HERE

2008 - (L-R)Jaimoe, Marc, Butch, Greg, Derek, Oteil, Warren


The Allman Brothers had to pick themselves up after the double tragedy. It was the end of 1972 and they were in the middle of recording their next studio album Brothers & Sisters. Lamar Williams was asked to join the group to take over for Berry.

10/01/08 - Allman Brothers Band - Part 2

Tutelage Led By Vinny "Bond" Marini Wednesday, October 1, 2008 0 replies






ALLMAN BROTHERS - PART 2
For Part 1 - Please Go Here

1973-Back Row: Greg Allman, Lamar Williams, Butch Trucks, Front Row: Chuck Leavell, Dickie Betts, Jaimoe

It is March 26, 1969. Gregg has arrived back in Florida from California having completed his agreement with Liberty Records.

Six men have found something special in their music.

09/30/08 - Allman Brothers Band Part 1

Tutelage Led By Vinny "Bond" Marini Tuesday, September 30, 2008 0 replies




The Allman Brothers Band (circa 1970)

Nashville, TN is the birthplace of brothers Howard Duane & Gregory Lenoir Allman. Duane was born to Willis & Geraldine Allman on November 20, 1946 and baby brother Gregg was born on December 8, 1947.

09/28/08 - Concert Review - The Allman Brothers Band

Tutelage Led By Vinny "Bond" Marini Sunday, September 28, 2008 0 replies


Brilliant...tight...in a groove...fun...all of these describe the Allman Brothers on stage at Bluesville at the Horseshoe Casino in Tunica on Saturday evening.

The show was a bit short for an Allman concert clocking in at just over 2 hours, but every second was filled with music new and old.