This is a super budget collection from Sony Special Products highlighting Gregg Allman's later years with both the Allman Brothers Band and h his solo career for the label. There are ten cuts here, some noteworthy, such as "Lead Me On," the minor hit "I'm No Angel," "Loaded Dice," and the live staple "Seven Turns," written by Dickey Betts. This is for the hardest of hardcore Allmans fan who has to have everything. There isn't anything here that would serve well for the merely cur...   [ read more ]

CD $6.64

Gregg Allman's tour in support of his debut solo LP, Laid Back, led to the recording of this album (originally two LPs) at Carnegie Hall in New York and the Capitol Theatre in Passaic, NJ. It's a match for Laid Back in musical value and then some, with a good, wide range of repertory and great performances throughout by all concerned, plunging head-first and deep into blues, R&B, honky tonk, and gospel. Strangely enough, the album contains only three of Laid Back's songs -- {&...   [ read more ]

CD $48.43

This midline-priced best-of surveys Gregg Allman's stop-and-start solo career of the 1970s, which he conducted during hiatuses in the career of the Allman Brothers Band that, at the time, were thought of either as temporary or permanent. The first track, "Melissa," actually is an Allmans recording from the 1972 Eat a Peach album that was a minor singles chart entry and that serves as a good introduction to the set, since it is a Gregg Allman-written and -sung ballad. Following the succ...   [ read more ]

CD $9.45