Gregg Allman , leyenda del Southern Rock

Nashville escribió:Me cago en mi vida!!!!!

beriboogie escribió:Dandole un nuevo repaso a uno de los discos fundamentales del SouthernRock y si me apuras del Rock70s. Por sí solo es una obra maestra pero su importancia crece si tenemos en cuenta el momento y situación en que fueron creados con las muertes de Duane y Berry aún recientes y que a punto están de significar la muerte de la A.B.B...................... "Laid Black" es un disco colosal, sin fisuras donde TODO suena a perfección. Composiciónes magníficas, interpretación tanto a las voces como la instrumentación de otro mundo y con ese aura "mágico" de las obras maestras. Un disco a reivindicar cada cierto tiempo ya que sigue siendo bastante desconocido, por lo menos no lo suficiente dada la calidad del artefacto
COLOSAL es la definición,

Little bastard escribió:¿Y qué tal es este disco? Tuve el vinilo entre mis manos y lo dejé escapar.

Little bastard escribió:¿Y qué tal es este disco? Tuve el vinilo entre mis manos y lo dejé escapar.

Nashville escribió:

Se pasan con lo de "stupid famous people", la verdad es que Gregg encaja bien el asunto

from the mars hotel escribió:Gregg Allman Memoir ‘My Cross to Bear’ Due May 1

Gregg Allman‘s memoir ‘My Cross to Bear’ is scheduled to land at bookstores and digital outlets on May 1. The Allman Brothers Band mainstay shared more details about the book on his official Facebook page.
The book pulls back the curtain on his life for the first time, with Allman telling all the thrilling tales of his adventures onstage and off. He goes deep about his several failed marriages, including his high-profile union with Cher. His battles with drugs and alcohol, which eventually lead to him having a liver transplant later in life, are also documented in the tome.

Additionally, his upbringing in the South is also discussed, offering a portrait of life in the 1960s with brother Duane during an intense time of racial and cultural transformation, which eventually impacted the music they made.

The motorcycle deaths of Duane as well as bassist Berry Oakley, which occurred but a year apart, also receive considerable space. Allman has lived a memorable life and this book certainly sounds like a page turner!



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Nashville escribió:

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from the mars hotel escribió:Gregg Allman Postpones Book Tour Due To Cardiac Testing

Gregg Allman will postpone his upcoming book tour to undergo diagnostic cardiac testing at the Mayo Clinic’s campus in Jacksonsville, FL tomorrow. The procedure will determine what, if any, additional medical attention may be required.

“I’ve been working on the book for years and am grateful for all the support I’ve received in putting it together,” says Allman. “As soon as doctors give me the thumbs up to go back on the road, I will be heading out onto my book tour and I can’t wait to meet all of my fans.”

Allman missed the final night of The Allman Brothers Band’s recent Beacon run due to a slipped disc in his back. He also sat out portions of The Allman Brothers Band’s shows at Live Oak, FL’s Wanee festival this past weekend. The Allman Brothers Band co-founder will release his first memoir My Cross to Bear on May 1. He was expected to make a number of in-store appearances this spring.

According to a press release, if there are no complications, doctors advise that Allman’s tour will be delayed only one week and will now kick off on May 8. Allman will also tour with the Allman Brothers Band later this summer; tour dates to be announced on May 1.

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from the mars hotel escribió:

dos gigantes del Southern Rock................

red ryder escribió:

from the mars hotel escribió:

dos gigantes del Southern Rock................

Perdon por mi ignorancia ¿Pero quein es el que está de pie?

Spoiler:

Nashville escribió:
In 1994, Mark Harrelson got this wild idea that it would be interesting to have Gregg Allman perform, and he asked Johnny Sandlin to be music director for the show. It was a heck of a night and some really good music. Mark recorded the show (Gregg Allman & The Alabama Allstar Soul Revue @ Sloss Furnace, Birmingham, AL. – 10/08/94) and after he listened to the tapes he'd recorded he started talking with Johnny telling him it would be a good idea for him to do a solo album with Gregg. Eventually Johnny contacted the record company and that's how the “Searching for Simplicity” album began.

It was originally recorded at Duck Tape Music Studios (11/95) and was produced and engineered by Johnny Sandlin. Mark Harrelson was assistant engineer and as near as we can figure this particular tape came from one that Johnny gave to Mark. The entire album was recorded here except for the final vocals. After a fall out between Gregg and Johnny the tapes were sent to Tom Dowd for the vocal overdubs and were supposed to have been returned to Johnny for mixing. That didn't happen. While Tom had the tapes, two additional songs were added (“Memphis In The Meantime” and “Startin’ Over”) at the expense of “Please Let Me Know”, and the album was remixed and then released as "Searching for Simplicity", but it ended up being a very watered down, bland version of what was actually originally recorded for the album in 1995.

Listening to the “Duck Tape Mixes” you'll get closer to what the record was meant to sound like. Johnny did the mixes on this CD and other than the final vocals, it was everything he meant to have on the album.

cablehogue escribió:

Nashville escribió:
In 1994, Mark Harrelson got this wild idea that it would be interesting to have Gregg Allman perform, and he asked Johnny Sandlin to be music director for the show. It was a heck of a night and some really good music. Mark recorded the show (Gregg Allman & The Alabama Allstar Soul Revue @ Sloss Furnace, Birmingham, AL. – 10/08/94) and after he listened to the tapes he'd recorded he started talking with Johnny telling him it would be a good idea for him to do a solo album with Gregg. Eventually Johnny contacted the record company and that's how the “Searching for Simplicity” album began.

It was originally recorded at Duck Tape Music Studios (11/95) and was produced and engineered by Johnny Sandlin. Mark Harrelson was assistant engineer and as near as we can figure this particular tape came from one that Johnny gave to Mark. The entire album was recorded here except for the final vocals. After a fall out between Gregg and Johnny the tapes were sent to Tom Dowd for the vocal overdubs and were supposed to have been returned to Johnny for mixing. That didn't happen. While Tom had the tapes, two additional songs were added (“Memphis In The Meantime” and “Startin’ Over”) at the expense of “Please Let Me Know”, and the album was remixed and then released as "Searching for Simplicity", but it ended up being a very watered down, bland version of what was actually originally recorded for the album in 1995.

Listening to the “Duck Tape Mixes” you'll get closer to what the record was meant to sound like. Johnny did the mixes on this CD and other than the final vocals, it was everything he meant to have on the album.

duck tape mixes >>> searching for simplicity...

MR.PUNCHY escribió:Asombroso como un disco que ya me gustaba se convierte en estas grabaciones en una autentica delicia.Gracias infinitas From Mars.

from the mars hotel escribió:

en la papelera ,cortesía de Txomin............. ..........

Nashville escribió:Menuda fiesta de fin de año, concierto de Gregg y farra por el barrio francés, casi ná.

dantes escribió:¡¡¡Me encanta ese disco,Mars!!! Justo ahora lo estoy escuchando,y tiene un temazo detras de otro,es un no parar!!!



Me gusta ponerlo de noche y a ser posible con los auriculares,tumbarme en la cama,y disfrutar con ese sonido tan cojonudo que tiene!!!