Allman News (Haynes y Trucks dejaran la banda a finales de 2014)

Oktober escribió:...Voto por Elizabeth Reed...

skydog escribió:Aparte de su peso específico en la banda, que es capital, tiene mucho valor que firme casi entero el Seven Turns. Tiene mucha culpa en la resurrección.

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Funkymen escribió:Jessica es EL INSTRUMENTAL.

La original de Mr Betts, la que hacen ahora me gusta bastante menos.

Ojito que la del Second Set es antologiquísima.

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Funkymen escribió:Jessica es EL INSTRUMENTAL.

La original de Mr Betts, la que hacen ahora me gusta bastante menos.

Ojito que la del Second Set es antologiquísima.

El Jessica que hicieron el 28 de Marzo en el Beacon con Chuck Leavell si que es antólogico

Murdock escribió:

skydog escribió:Aparte de su peso específico en la banda, que es capital, tiene mucho valor que firme casi entero el Seven Turns. Tiene mucha culpa en la resurrección.

Sin infravalorar al resto de la banda, casi toda.

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skydog escribió:Aparte de su peso específico en la banda, que es capital, tiene mucho valor que firme casi entero el Seven Turns. Tiene mucha culpa en la resurrección.

Sin infravalorar al resto de la banda, casi toda.

Dickey fué el artífice de la reunión y quién tiró del timón, y ese disco es responsabilidad suya, y además lo hizo de puta madre. Es muy buen disco.

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skydog escribió:Aparte de su peso específico en la banda, que es capital, tiene mucho valor que firme casi entero el Seven Turns. Tiene mucha culpa en la resurrección.

Sin infravalorar al resto de la banda, casi toda.

Dickey fué el artífice de la reunión y quién tiró del timón, y ese disco es responsabilidad suya, y además lo hizo de puta madre. Es muy buen disco.

Ya ves como se lo agradecieron, querido Nashville...

Y no, no quiero volver a discutir sobre el presente de la banda

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Funkymen escribió:Jessica es EL INSTRUMENTAL.

La original de Mr Betts, la que hacen ahora me gusta bastante menos.

Ojito que la del Second Set es antologiquísima.

El Jessica que hicieron el 28 de Marzo en el Beacon con Chuck Leavell si que es antólogico

¿Del año pasado? ¿Dónde se puede escuchar esa maravilla?

skydog escribió:Aparte de su peso específico en la banda, que es capital, tiene mucho valor que firme casi entero el Seven Turns. Tiene mucha culpa en la resurrección.

Murdock escribió:

skydog escribió:Aparte de su peso específico en la banda, que es capital, tiene mucho valor que firme casi entero el Seven Turns. Tiene mucha culpa en la resurrección.

Por cierto, Seven Turns está en mi Top Ten personal de temas de la banda. Un tema mágico.

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Funkymen escribió:Jessica es EL INSTRUMENTAL.

La original de Mr Betts, la que hacen ahora me gusta bastante menos.

Ojito que la del Second Set es antologiquísima.

El Jessica que hicieron el 28 de Marzo en el Beacon con Chuck Leavell si que es antólogico

¿Del año pasado? ¿Dónde se puede escuchar esa maravilla?

de los conciertos del 40 aniversario. Cuando tenga algo de tiempo te subo el concierto. Es de tenencia obligatoria. También aparecen Phil Lesh y Bob Weir.

from the mars hotel escribió:The Allman Brothers Band Plot Release of New Classic Era Live Albums

The Allman Brothers Band will release three live and archival CDs and one DVD on Dec. 6 as part of a new distribution deal that gives the band control of their own music to an unprecedented level. “Finally, after 40 years, (the band) are making records for their own label, without any interference from non-musicians,” says Gregg Allman.
The group has joined forces with Entertainment One Distribution to market two signature record labels; Peach Records and the Allman Brothers Band Recording Company. The agreement with Peach Records is for the sales of its previous Sanctuary label releases, as well as new live recordings of the current band. The deal with the Allman Brothers Band Recording Company is for the release of archival recordings that feature the late band members Duane Allman and Berry Oakley.

First up, they will release the live ‘S.U.N.Y. At Stonybrook, NY’ (1971) show, which will include apparently the only soundboard recording of ‘Blue Sky’ that features deceased founding members Duane Allman and Berry Oakley.

Previously, this show was only available through mail-order and at the ABB live shows. Also to be expected is the out-of-print 2003 studio album ‘Hittin’ The Note,’ a re-issue of the 2003 ‘Live At The Beacon Theatre’ DVD, and the 2004 live album ‘One Way Out,’ which features classics and newer material.

The group also plan a 2012 release of their 40th Anniversary show held at the 2009 Beacon Theatre. After years of the band being protective about their material, the group is excited about the possibilities of this deal. Longtime manager Bert Holman says, “This new relationship will allow us to get music into fans’ hands quicker and more readily than ever and will give us the added marketing support that these projects deserve.”



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KIM_BACALAO escribió:buff, es que vaya temas!!!

por cierto, últimamente había escuchado algunos rumores de que los Allman Brothers estaban medio apalabrados para este ARF después de que Gregg tocara el año pasado... pero supongo que estando ya los Lynyrd Skynyrd, esto ya es un poco más imposible, no? quiero decir... un ARF con Black Sabbath, Lynyrd Skynyrd y los Allman... dónde dejaría eso al reso de ediciones?!?!?!?!?!??

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KIM_BACALAO escribió:buff, es que vaya temas!!!

por cierto, últimamente había escuchado algunos rumores de que los Allman Brothers estaban medio apalabrados para este ARF después de que Gregg tocara el año pasado... pero supongo que estando ya los Lynyrd Skynyrd, esto ya es un poco más imposible, no? quiero decir... un ARF con Black Sabbath, Lynyrd Skynyrd y los Allman... dónde dejaría eso al reso de ediciones?!?!?!?!?!??

from the mars hotel escribió:Gregg Allman Says Band “Absolutely Has Another Album” in It

Gregg Allman has lived the rock ‘n’ roll lifestyle to the fullest and at 63 years of age, his body has been through the ringer. That hasn’t derailed him from doing what he loves, which is making music and touring with The Allman Brothers Band. That said, Allman is working to remain healthy while creating tunes. Since he was recovering from a liver transplant, he had plenty of time on his hands to write music. So the end most certainly is not nigh for the band or for Allman.
“Absolutely, we have another album in us,” Allman told The Boston Herald. “I’ve had to spend a lot of time healing up from these surgeries with nothing to do but write songs. So don’t listen when you hear there will never be another album. ‘Never say never’ is something I’ve learned recently.”

There you have it, straight from the horse’s mouth. The rumors that the singer/guitarist/keyboardist was done with music spread when he had to cancel shows since he returned to work a bit too soon after the surgery. Allman said, “The end is always in the back of my mind. After my liver transplant, I got back at it a little soon, and I went at it a little hard… I hated getting sick again and canceling shows. Music is my life’s blood, and I want to stay at it as long as I can.”

Allman did speak about some of the aches and pains his body endures, saying,”I could use a couple of new knees and one new hip, and my arthritis is pretty bad. But I don’t have the time for that, so I’m trying to exercise everyday and get plenty of rest, even on tour.”

That sounds like a terrific plan that will help keep Allman in the game even longer.

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from the mars hotel escribió:Gregg Allman Says Band “Absolutely Has Another Album” in It

Gregg Allman has lived the rock ‘n’ roll lifestyle to the fullest and at 63 years of age, his body has been through the ringer. That hasn’t derailed him from doing what he loves, which is making music and touring with The Allman Brothers Band. That said, Allman is working to remain healthy while creating tunes. Since he was recovering from a liver transplant, he had plenty of time on his hands to write music. So the end most certainly is not nigh for the band or for Allman.
“Absolutely, we have another album in us,” Allman told The Boston Herald. “I’ve had to spend a lot of time healing up from these surgeries with nothing to do but write songs. So don’t listen when you hear there will never be another album. ‘Never say never’ is something I’ve learned recently.”

There you have it, straight from the horse’s mouth. The rumors that the singer/guitarist/keyboardist was done with music spread when he had to cancel shows since he returned to work a bit too soon after the surgery. Allman said, “The end is always in the back of my mind. After my liver transplant, I got back at it a little soon, and I went at it a little hard… I hated getting sick again and canceling shows. Music is my life’s blood, and I want to stay at it as long as I can.”

Allman did speak about some of the aches and pains his body endures, saying,”I could use a couple of new knees and one new hip, and my arthritis is pretty bad. But I don’t have the time for that, so I’m trying to exercise everyday and get plenty of rest, even on tour.”

That sounds like a terrific plan that will help keep Allman in the game even longer.

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from the mars hotel escribió:Gregg Allman Says Band “Absolutely Has Another Album” in It

Gregg Allman has lived the rock ‘n’ roll lifestyle to the fullest and at 63 years of age, his body has been through the ringer. That hasn’t derailed him from doing what he loves, which is making music and touring with The Allman Brothers Band. That said, Allman is working to remain healthy while creating tunes. Since he was recovering from a liver transplant, he had plenty of time on his hands to write music. So the end most certainly is not nigh for the band or for Allman.
“Absolutely, we have another album in us,” Allman told The Boston Herald. “I’ve had to spend a lot of time healing up from these surgeries with nothing to do but write songs. So don’t listen when you hear there will never be another album. ‘Never say never’ is something I’ve learned recently.”

There you have it, straight from the horse’s mouth. The rumors that the singer/guitarist/keyboardist was done with music spread when he had to cancel shows since he returned to work a bit too soon after the surgery. Allman said, “The end is always in the back of my mind. After my liver transplant, I got back at it a little soon, and I went at it a little hard… I hated getting sick again and canceling shows. Music is my life’s blood, and I want to stay at it as long as I can.”

Allman did speak about some of the aches and pains his body endures, saying,”I could use a couple of new knees and one new hip, and my arthritis is pretty bad. But I don’t have the time for that, so I’m trying to exercise everyday and get plenty of rest, even on tour.”

That sounds like a terrific plan that will help keep Allman in the game even longer.

Por el baile del colega y los acordes que pone el león marino, creo que está tocando Jessica.

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from the mars hotel escribió:Gregg Allman Says Band “Absolutely Has Another Album” in It

Gregg Allman has lived the rock ‘n’ roll lifestyle to the fullest and at 63 years of age, his body has been through the ringer. That hasn’t derailed him from doing what he loves, which is making music and touring with The Allman Brothers Band. That said, Allman is working to remain healthy while creating tunes. Since he was recovering from a liver transplant, he had plenty of time on his hands to write music. So the end most certainly is not nigh for the band or for Allman.
“Absolutely, we have another album in us,” Allman told The Boston Herald. “I’ve had to spend a lot of time healing up from these surgeries with nothing to do but write songs. So don’t listen when you hear there will never be another album. ‘Never say never’ is something I’ve learned recently.”

There you have it, straight from the horse’s mouth. The rumors that the singer/guitarist/keyboardist was done with music spread when he had to cancel shows since he returned to work a bit too soon after the surgery. Allman said, “The end is always in the back of my mind. After my liver transplant, I got back at it a little soon, and I went at it a little hard… I hated getting sick again and canceling shows. Music is my life’s blood, and I want to stay at it as long as I can.”

Allman did speak about some of the aches and pains his body endures, saying,”I could use a couple of new knees and one new hip, and my arthritis is pretty bad. But I don’t have the time for that, so I’m trying to exercise everyday and get plenty of rest, even on tour.”

That sounds like a terrific plan that will help keep Allman in the game even longer.

Por el baile del colega y los acordes que pone el león marino, creo que está tocando Jessica.

Creo que es una Morsa hembra, y por el baile del sujeto diría que está tocando One Way Out

Funkymen escribió:There is a seal down there, may be a morse...I don't know

Nashville escribió:
- Whipping Post

Funkymen escribió:Por cierto, cuales serían vuestras canciones favoritas de Gregg?

Yo lo tengo así de claro:

1- Dreams
2- Midnight Rider
3- Ain't Wastin' Time No More

...y luego muchas mas, pero con estas 3 ya le da para pasar a la historia sobradamente.

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from the mars hotel escribió:THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND - Orpheum Theatre, Boston MA - 11/29/2011

Disc 1

1. Don't Want You No More (2:45)
2. It's Not My Cross To Bear (5:12)
3. I Walk On Gilded Splinters (8:34)
4. Midnight Rider (3:35)
5. Rockin' Horse (17:23)
6. Every Hungry Woman (9:02)
7. And It Stoned Me (5:58)
8. Jessica (16:21)

Disc 2

1. Statesboro Blues (5:33)
2. Done Somebody Wrong (4:17)
3. Stormy Monday (10:16)
4. You Don't Love Me (14:49)
5. Hot 'Lanta (5:20)

Disc 3

1. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed (17:36)
2. JaMaBuBu (12:32)
3. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed - reprise (2:38)
4. Crowd noise (4:07)
5. Whipping Post (14:29)

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Gorie escribió:

from the mars hotel escribió:THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND - Orpheum Theatre, Boston MA - 11/29/2011

Disc 1

1. Don't Want You No More (2:45)
2. It's Not My Cross To Bear (5:12)
3. I Walk On Gilded Splinters (8:34)
4. Midnight Rider (3:35)
5. Rockin' Horse (17:23)
6. Every Hungry Woman (9:02)
7. And It Stoned Me (5:58)
8. Jessica (16:21)

Disc 2

1. Statesboro Blues (5:33)
2. Done Somebody Wrong (4:17)
3. Stormy Monday (10:16)
4. You Don't Love Me (14:49)
5. Hot 'Lanta (5:20)

Disc 3

1. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed (17:36)
2. JaMaBuBu (12:32)
3. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed - reprise (2:38)
4. Crowd noise (4:07)
5. Whipping Post (14:29)

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Gracias Mars, ya tengo banda sonora para la mañana...

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