VARIOUS ARTISTS
''DUANE ALLMAN: AN ANTHOLOGY, DISC TWO''
1972
90:19
1/B.B. King Medley: BBKing Medley: Sweet Little Angel/It's My Own Fault/How Blue Can You Get?
John Lee Hooker / B.B. King / Mel London / Jules Taub/The Hour Glass/7:05
2/Hey Jude
John Lennon / Paul McCartney/Wilson Pickett/4:01
3/The Road of Love
Clarence Carter/Clarence Carter/2:54
4/Goin' Down Slow
Champion Jack Dupree / Aretha Franklin / James Oden/Duane Allman/8:44
5/The Weight
Robbie Robertson/Aretha Franklin/2:57
6/Games People Play
Joe South/King Curtis/2:45
7/Shake for Me
Willie Dixon/John Hammond, Jr/2:40
8/Loan Me a Dime
Jesse Anderson / Mike Middlebrook / Fenton Robinson/Boz Scaggs/13:00
9/Rollin' Stone
Muddy Waters/Johnny Jenkins/4:58
DISC TWO
1/Livin' on the Open Road
Delaney Bramlett/Delaney & Bonnie/3:02
2/Down Along the Cove
Bob Dylan/Johnny Jenkins/3:03
3/Please Be With Me
Scott Boyer/Cowboy/3:47
4/Mean Old World Feat. Eric Clapton
Walter Jacobs/Duane Allman/3:50
5/Layla
Eric Clapton / Jim Gordon/7:05
6/Statesboro Blues
Blind Willie McTell/The Allman Brothers Band/4:17
7/Don't Keep Me Wonderin'
Gregg Allman/The Allman Brothers Band/3:26
8/Stand Back
Gregg Allman / Berry Oakley/The Allman Brothers Band/3:24
9/Dreams
Gregg Allman / Lennie Tristano/The Allman Brothers Band/7:15
10/Little Martha
Duane Allman / Gregg Allman/The Allman Brothers Band/2:06
REVIEW
by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Duane Allman's greatness was apparent on his recordings with the Allman Brothers, yet there was another side to the superb guitarist. For many years, he was a highly respected session musician, playing on cuts by Wilson Pickett, Aretha Franklin, King Curtis, Boz Scaggs, Delaney & Bonnie, and Clarence Carter, among others. By including those session cuts, as well as a sampling of his brief sojourn in Eric Clapton's Derek and the Dominoes and a few rare solo tracks, along with a number of representative Allman Brothers songs, the double-album Anthology winds up drawing a complete portrait of Allman. He may have recorded plenty of other material worth hearing, but this has the bare essentials for an excellent introduction and retrospective.
BIOGRAPHY
by Bruce Eder
Duane Allman went from musical unknown to one of rock's most revered guitar virtuosos, only to die a legend, all in about 24 months. He barely had time to establish his legacy, much less his name -- two finished studio albums with his band, a live album, and lots of shows with them (some of which, off radio, are starting to surface on bootlegs), and session work in which he played behind other artists, along with songs off of a busted solo album project. The bulk of his reputation and legacy rests, understandably, with the Allman Brothers Band, but there were enough outside projects to justify a pair of anthology collections. Either one is the place to start musically, with the first set also containing a wonderful extended essay on his life and career, but serious fans will obviously want the entire albums from which a lot of those tracks, even the session work, were pulled.
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''DUANE ALLMAN: AN ANTHOLOGY, DISC TWO''
1972
90:19
1/B.B. King Medley: BBKing Medley: Sweet Little Angel/It's My Own Fault/How Blue Can You Get?
John Lee Hooker / B.B. King / Mel London / Jules Taub/The Hour Glass/7:05
2/Hey Jude
John Lennon / Paul McCartney/Wilson Pickett/4:01
3/The Road of Love
Clarence Carter/Clarence Carter/2:54
4/Goin' Down Slow
Champion Jack Dupree / Aretha Franklin / James Oden/Duane Allman/8:44
5/The Weight
Robbie Robertson/Aretha Franklin/2:57
6/Games People Play
Joe South/King Curtis/2:45
7/Shake for Me
Willie Dixon/John Hammond, Jr/2:40
8/Loan Me a Dime
Jesse Anderson / Mike Middlebrook / Fenton Robinson/Boz Scaggs/13:00
9/Rollin' Stone
Muddy Waters/Johnny Jenkins/4:58
DISC TWO
1/Livin' on the Open Road
Delaney Bramlett/Delaney & Bonnie/3:02
2/Down Along the Cove
Bob Dylan/Johnny Jenkins/3:03
3/Please Be With Me
Scott Boyer/Cowboy/3:47
4/Mean Old World Feat. Eric Clapton
Walter Jacobs/Duane Allman/3:50
5/Layla
Eric Clapton / Jim Gordon/7:05
6/Statesboro Blues
Blind Willie McTell/The Allman Brothers Band/4:17
7/Don't Keep Me Wonderin'
Gregg Allman/The Allman Brothers Band/3:26
8/Stand Back
Gregg Allman / Berry Oakley/The Allman Brothers Band/3:24
9/Dreams
Gregg Allman / Lennie Tristano/The Allman Brothers Band/7:15
10/Little Martha
Duane Allman / Gregg Allman/The Allman Brothers Band/2:06
REVIEW
by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Duane Allman's greatness was apparent on his recordings with the Allman Brothers, yet there was another side to the superb guitarist. For many years, he was a highly respected session musician, playing on cuts by Wilson Pickett, Aretha Franklin, King Curtis, Boz Scaggs, Delaney & Bonnie, and Clarence Carter, among others. By including those session cuts, as well as a sampling of his brief sojourn in Eric Clapton's Derek and the Dominoes and a few rare solo tracks, along with a number of representative Allman Brothers songs, the double-album Anthology winds up drawing a complete portrait of Allman. He may have recorded plenty of other material worth hearing, but this has the bare essentials for an excellent introduction and retrospective.
BIOGRAPHY
by Bruce Eder
Duane Allman went from musical unknown to one of rock's most revered guitar virtuosos, only to die a legend, all in about 24 months. He barely had time to establish his legacy, much less his name -- two finished studio albums with his band, a live album, and lots of shows with them (some of which, off radio, are starting to surface on bootlegs), and session work in which he played behind other artists, along with songs off of a busted solo album project. The bulk of his reputation and legacy rests, understandably, with the Allman Brothers Band, but there were enough outside projects to justify a pair of anthology collections. Either one is the place to start musically, with the first set also containing a wonderful extended essay on his life and career, but serious fans will obviously want the entire albums from which a lot of those tracks, even the session work, were pulled.
DoWnLoAd
