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The compilation album 'Duane
Allman Memorial Album' is released in Japan. (DETAILS)
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Ella Brown's single
'A Woman Left Lonely / Touch Me' is released. (DETAILS)
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The master tapes of
Delaney & Bonnie's unreleased album 'Country Life' are sold by Atco
to CBS, who would release it later that year on the Columbia label
as 'D & B Together'. DETAILS
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John Hammond's album
'I'm Satisfied' is released. (DETAILS)
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Smith Perkins Smith' album 'Smith
Perkins Smith' is released. (DETAILS)
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Pete
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in Sheffield, AL. |
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JANUARY
1972 |
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The
Delaney & Bonnie & Friends single 'Move 'Em Out / Sing My Way
Home' is released. Duane plays on 'Sing My Way Home'. |
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1972 |
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February
11: The Allman Brothers Band play their first concert in Macon, GA
since the dead of Duane Allman. |
Cash Box
February 19, 1972
page 34
Record World
March 11, 1972
page 16
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Record World
March 11, 1972
page 76
Cash Box
March 11, 1972
page 42
Billboard
March 18, 1972
page 46
The Miami News
Miami, FL
April 20, 1972
page 4-B
Melody Maker (UK)
May 6, 1972 |
February
12: The
Allman Brothers Band album 'Eat A Peach' is released. (DETAILS)
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1972 |
Cash Box
March 4, 1972
page 30 |
Cash Box
March 4, 1972
page 35 |
March 4: 'Phil
Walden: Young, White And Personable' is published in the 'Insight &
Sound: Hollywood' department on pages 30 & 35 of the March 4 issue of 'Cash
Box' magazine. |
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March 11, 1972
page 9 |
March 11:
The signing of Delaney and Bonnie Bramlett to an exclusive recording
contract with Columbia Records is announced on page 9 of the March
11 issue of 'Cash Box' magazine. |
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Billboard
April 8, 1972
page 46 |
The
Delaney & Bonnie & Friends album 'D & B Together' is released. (DETAILS)
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Record World
April 8, 1972
page 12
Cash Box
April 8, 1972
page 24 |
Billboard
April 15, 1972
page 58
Statesman Journal
Salem, OR
April 30, 1972
page B-3 |
The
compilation album 'History Of Eric Clapton' is released. (DETAILS)
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Cash Box
March 25, 1972
page 36
Billboard
March 18, 1972
page 46 |
Bobby Whitlock's album
'Bobby Whitlock' is released. (DETAILS)
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Cash Box
March 11, 1972
page 44
Billboard
March 25, 1972
page 37 |
The Everly Brothers' album 'Stories
We Could Tell' is released. (NOTE) (DETAILS)
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APRIL
1972 |
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April 12: Stephen
Stills' album 'Manassas' is released. (NOTE)
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April 13: The Allman
Brothers Band album 'Eat A Peach' is certified gold by the Recording
Industry Association of America (RIAA). |
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April
13: Tony Glover's ' article 'Dedicated To A Brother' is published in
'Rolling Stone', issue #106.
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April 19: Duane Allman's Harley
Davidson Sportster motorcycle is sold at a public auction. |
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Billboard
April 29, 1972
page 64 |
The Duane & Greg (sic)
Allman album 'Duane & Greg Allman' is released by Bold Records. (NOTE)
(DETAILS)
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James Luther (Jim)
Dickinson's album 'Dixie Fried' is released. (NOTE)
(DETAILS)
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Marlin Greene's album
'Tiptoe Past The Dragon' is released. (DETAILS)
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MAY
1972 |
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Circus Magazine
May 1972 |
A letter of Myrtle Allman, the
grandmother of Duane and Gregg Allman, is published in Circus
Magazine. |
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May
27: Derek And The Dominos' 'Layla' enters the Cash Box Top 100 for
the second time. |
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May 30: Bobby Womack's
album 'Understanding' is released. (DETAILS)
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1972 |
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Cash Box
July 1, 1972
page 7 |
July
1: From 'Cash Box' magazine, page 7:
Atlantic's Glew: High Marks For W-E-A Branches.
The Derek & The Dominos single 'Layla' is re-released. |
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Billboard
July 15, 1972
page 62 |
July 15: From 'Billboard' magazine,
page 62:
Bill McEuen, manager
of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, sues Gregg Allman, Duane Allman, Paul
Hornsby, Johnny Sandlin and Pete Carr for the amount of $ 14,619.
McEuen was the one who met The Allman Joys in St. Louis and
convinced them to relocate to Los Angeles, gave them the funds to do
so and arranged a recording contract with Liberty Records.
In Los Angeles the name of the band was changed to Hour Glass. |
Cash Box
September 2, 1972
pages 20 & 34 |
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Captain Beyond's
self-titled debut album is released. The album is dedicated to the
memory of Duane Allman. |
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AUGUST
1972 |
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Record World
August 19, 1972
page 8 |
The Duane & Greg (sic)
Allman single 'Morning Dew / I'll Change For You' is released. (NOTE)
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SEPTEMBER
1972 |
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September 26: 'The
Eagles' opening for 'Yes' at the Boston Music Hall in Boston, MA. (NOTE)
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Record World
October 7, 1972
page 12 |
The
compilation album 'Eric Clapton At His Best' is released. (DETAILS)
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Cash Box
September 23, 1972
page 29 |
Laura
Lee's compilation album 'Love More Than Pride' is released. (NOTE)
(DETAILS)
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OCTOBER
1972 |
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Cash Box
October 21, 1972
page 28B
Record World
October 21, 1972
page 6 |
The
album 'The Best Of Delaney & Bonnie' is released. (NOTE)
(DETAILS)
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NOVEMBER
1972 |
Macon Telegraph
Macon, GA
San Francisco Sunday
Examiner & Chronicle
San Francisco, CA
November 12, 1972
Section B page 13
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
St. Louis, MO
November 13, 1972
page 7A
The Boston Globe
Boston, MA
November 13, 1972
page 35
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The Palm Beach Post
West Palm Beach, FL
November 13, 1972
page C3
The Great Speckled Bird
November 20, 1972
page 25
Melody Maker (UK)
November 25, 1972
Best (France)
January 1973
page 90
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November
11: Allman Brothers Band bass player Berry Oakley dies after a motorcycle accident in Macon, GA at the age of
24.
The accident occurs just a few blocks away from the place of Duane's
motorcycle accident the previous year. |
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Duane Allman and Berry Oakley are
buried side by side at Rose Hill Cemetery in
Macon, GA.
https://nl.findagrave.com/memorial/1189/duane-allman
https://nl.findagrave.com/memorial/1472/berry-oakley |
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Cash Box
October 7, 1972
page 71
Billboard
October 14, 1972
page 72
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Bobby Whitlock's album
'Raw Velvet' is released. (DETAILS)
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The promo album 'Duane
Allman Dialogs' is released by Capricorn Records, to coincide with
the release of 'Duane Allman - An Anthology'. (NOTE)
(DETAILS)
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Cash Box
July 29, 1972
page 26
Record World
August 12, 1972
page 21
Cash Box
August 12, 1972
page 14
Billboard
August 12, 1972
page 19
Record World
August 19, 1972
page 67
Record World
September 16, 1972
page 47
Record World
October 7, 1972
page 22
Cash Box
October 7, 1972
page 24
Record World
October 14, 1972
page 43
Billboard
October 14, 1972
page 18 |
Record World
November 25, 1972
page 17
Billboard
November 25, 1972
page 60
Record World
November 25, 1972
page 20
Cash Box
December 2, 1972
page 39
The San Francisco Examiner
San Francisco, CA
January 11, 1973
page 25
Best (France)
January 1973
page 105
Billboard
April 21, 1973
page 52
The Tampa Tribune
Tampa, FL
May 5, 1973
Page 10D
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The
album 'Duane Allman - An Anthology' is released. (DETAILS)
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1972 |
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December 21: The album 'Duane
Allman - An Anthology' is certified gold by the Recording Industry
Association of America (RIAA). |
Billboard
December 23, 1972
page 21 |
Billboard
December 23, 1972
page 46 |
December 23:
A special Capricorn Records Duane Allman package for college radio
stations is mentioned on pages 21 & 46 of the December 23 issue of 'Billboard' magazine. |
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The Allman Brothers
Band compilation album '2 Originals Of Allman Brothers' is released
in Germany. This is a reissue
of the first and second albums. (DETAILS)
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The album 'Gregg &
Duane Allman' is released. (DETAILS)
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Irma Thomas' album 'In
Between Tears' is released. (NOTE)
(DETAILS)
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Cash Box
January 27, 1973
page 20
Record World
January 27, 1973
page 22 |
Wilson
Pickett's compilation album 'Wilson Pickett's Greatest Hits' is released. (DETAILS) |
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Cash Box
February 3, 1973
page 39
Record World
February 3, 1973
page 24 |
The
compilation album 'Clapton' is released. (DETAILS)
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FEBRUARY
1973 |
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February 1: Lester Bangs' article 'Duane Allman In Perspective:
Session Cat To Star' is published in
'Rolling Stone', issue #127.
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left to right:
David Reid, Dennis Garner,
Don Antoine, Len Raines |
February 3: David
Reid, Dennis Garner, Don Antoine and Len Raines carve a tribute to
Duane Allman in a dirt bank next to Interstate 20 near Vicksburg, MS. (NOTE)
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Patrick "Willie Boy" Salvo's article 'The Legend Of Duane Allman -
26 Albums Closer To Home' is
published in the February 1973 issue of 'Circus'.
(READ) |
Cash Box
March 10, 1973
page 30
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Billboard
March 10, 1973
page 52
Record World
March 10, 1973
page 10
Record World
March 17, 1973
page 24 |
The Allman Brothers
Band compilation album 'Beginnings' is released. This is a reissue
of the first and second albums. (DETAILS)
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APRIL
1973 |
Record World
April 21, 1973 |
section 2
page 32
section 2
page 46 |
April 21:
The article 'The Allman Brothers Band: Always Brothers' is published
in the April 21 issue
of 'Record World' magazine.
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MAY
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1973 |
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An article about Duane
Allman, written by Richard Albero, is published in 'Guitar Player
Magazine', May/June 1973, Vol. 7 No. 4.
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JULY
1973 |
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The Allman Brothers
Band 4 tracks EP 'Beginnings' is released by Little LP's Unlimited /
Atlantic Records. (DETAILS)
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1973 |
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August 13: Lynyrd Skynyrd's debut
album '(Pronounced 'Lěh-'nérd 'Skin-'nérd) is released.
The song 'Free Bird' is dedicated to the memory of Duane Allman
by the band in their live shows. During their 1975 performance
on The Old Grey Whistle Test, lead vocalist Ronnie Van Zant
dedicated the song to both Duane Allman and Berry Oakley,
commenting, "they're both free birds". |
Rock & Folk (France)
Issue #79
August 1973 |
Rock & Folk (France)
Issue #79
August 1973 |
Guitar special: All the great guitar
players of the history of rock. |
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1973 |
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September 19:
Gram Parsons dies. (NOTE) |
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September 25: The
Allman Brothers Band compilation album 'Beginnings' is certified gold
by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). |
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September 29: Geoff
Brown's article "Allman Brothers: Agony And The Ecstasy' is
published in 'Melody Maker' (UK).
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OCTOBER
1973 |
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Billboard
October 27, 1973
page 16
Billboard
October 27, 1973
page 18 |
October 27:
A re-release of the Bold Records album 'Duane & Greg Allman' is
announced in the 'Studio Track' department on pages 16 & 18 of the
October 27 issue of 'Billboard' magazine. (NOTE)
(DETAILS)
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Cash Box
October 27, 1973
page 40
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Cash Box
October 27, 1973
page 42
Rolling Stone
December 6, 1973
page 80
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The Hour Glass' album
'The Hour Glass' is released. (NOTE)
(DETAILS)
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Record World
April 1, 1972
page 19
Cash Box
April 1, 1972
page 30 |
Cash Box
October 6, 1973
page 40
Record World
October 6, 1973
page 18
Billboard
October 13, 1973
page 46
Rolling Stone
December 6, 1973
page 80
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The Allman Joys' album
'Early Allman - Featuring Duane And Gregg Allman' is released. (DETAILS)
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1973 |
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November 10:
The Cowboy album 'Why Quit When You're Losing' is mentioned in the 'Top
Album Picks: Recommended LP's' department on page 76 of the November
10 issue of 'Billboard' magazine. |
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Billboard
November 24, 1973
page 36 |
November 24:
From the November 24 issue page 36 of 'Billboard' magazine:
Guitar Player Magazine has produced a 13-week series of half-hour
programs for 50 US college radio stations. |
Cash Box
September 1, 1973
page 27
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Billboard
November 10, 1973
page 76
Cash Box
October 13, 1973
page 30 |
The
Cowboy compilation album 'Why Quit When You're Losing' is released. (DETAILS) |
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1973 |
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Laurel Dann's August 1, 1971
interview with Duane Allman is published in the December 1973 issue
of 'Creem Magazine'.
(READ)
This article was reprinted in the Spring 1977 issue of 'The Best Of Creem'.
It was again reprinted as 'Pure Attitude' in the November 1991 issue
of 'Guitar World'.
(READ) |
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December 6: An article
(with discography) about The Allman Brothers Band, written by
Cameron Crowe, is published in 'Rolling Stone' issue #149.
(READ) |
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Link Wray's song 'I
Got To Ramble' from the album 'The Link Wray Rumble' is
dedicated to the memory of Duane Allman. |
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The
various artists compilation album 'Peaches - Pick Of The Crop' is released. (DETAILS)
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MARCH
1974 |
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March 22:
The Eagles album 'On The Border' is released. (NOTE) |
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APRIL
1974 |
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The article 'The
Allman Brothers Band Story' is published in the April issue of the
Dutch music magazine 'Muziek Expres'.
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JUNE
1974 |
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June 29: Mike
Hyland's
article 'The
Allman Brothers Band: A Brief History' is published in the June 29
issue of 'Record World'.
(READ) |
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JULY
1974 |
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July 17: An
article about Duane Allman is published in the July 17
issue of the Dutch music magazine 'Muziekkrant Oor'.
(READ) |
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July 22: A review of Eric Clapton's
album '461 Ocean Boulevard'
is published in the July 22
issue of 'The Great Speckled Bird'.
(READ) |
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1974 |
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August 1: The
article 'Het Gregg Allman Interview' is published in the August 1
issue of the Dutch music magazine 'Muziekkrant Oor'.
(READ) |
Record World
July 20, 1974
page 333
Cash Box
July 20, 1974
page 36
Record World
August 10, 1974
page 22
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August 24, 1974
page 14
Cash Box
August 24, 1974
page 22
Billboard
August 24, 1974
page 48
Capricorn Records ad
Muziekkrant OOR
(The Netherlands)
August 1974 |
August 9: The
album 'Duane Allman - An Anthology Volume II' is released. (DETAILS)
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1974 |
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Richard (Dickey) Betts'
album 'Highway Call' is released.
There
is a picture on the back cover of this album of Duane Allman's 1932
'National Resophonic'
guitar. This guitar came in Dickey Betts' possession after Duane died and on
this album Dickey plays it on the song 'Long Time Gone'. (NOTE)
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Bachman-Turner Overdrive's album 'Not
Fragile' is released.
The track Free Wheelin' is dedicated to Duane. |
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OCTOBER
1974 |
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October
10: Tony Glover's article 'Duane & Dick: Dualing Guitars' is published in 'Rolling Stone'
issue #171. (READ) |
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1975 |
Standard And Times
September 16, 1975
page 1 |
Standard And Times
September 16, 1975
page 2 |
September 16: An article about Pete
Carr is published in 'Standard And Times' in The Shoals, AL. |
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1975 |
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Billboard
December 6, 1975
page 60 |
The Allman Brothers
Band compilation album 'The Road Goes On Forever' is released. (NOTE)
(DETAILS)
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The Tennessean
Nashville, TN
December 30, 1976
2nd edition
page 24 |
December 28:
Duane and Gregg's paternal grandfather John Alfred Allman dies in Vanleer,
Dickson County, TN at the age of 79.
https://nl.findagrave.com/memorial/64265979/john-alfred-allman |
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Tom Nolan's book 'The
Allman Brothers Band: A Biography In Words And Pictures' is
published by the Chappell Music Company. |
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Mike Bloomfield's
LP 'If You Love These Blues, Play 'Em As You Please' is released.
Duane Allman is mentioned in the song 'The Altar Song'. |
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Spencer Wiggins'
compilation album 'Soul City USA' is released in Japan. (DETAILS)
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1977 |
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Laurel Dann's August 1, 1971
interview with Duane Allman is reprinted in the Spring 1977 issue of
'The Best Of Creem'.
This article was first published in the December 1973 issue of 'Creem
Magazine'. (READ)
It was again reprinted as 'Pure Attitude' in the November 1991 issue
of 'Guitar World'.
(READ) |
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1977 |
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Billboard
April 16, 1977
page 72 |
November 24:
From the April 16 issue page 72 of 'Billboard' magazine:
'Leased Masters Spark UA Suit Against 2 Companies' |
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1977 |
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Record World
November 12, 1977
page 32 |
November 12:
'Allman Sues Springboard' is published on page 32 of the November 12 issue of 'Record
World' magazine. |
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Cash Box
November 12, 1977
page 14 |
November
12: From 'Cash Box' magazine, page 14:
'Allman Sues To Halt Release Of Old Songs' |
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The various
artists compilation
album 'Hotels, Motels And Road Shows (Live)' is released. (DETAILS)
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A remixed version of Boz Scaggs' album 'Boz
Scaggs' is released. (DETAILS)
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JUNE
1978 |
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June 8:
Jas Obrecht interviews former Allman Brothers Band road manager
Twiggs Lyndon.
The interview is published in 2010 as 'Twiggs Lyndon Talks Gear: An
Unpublished 1978 Interview' on jasobrecht.com.
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The compilation
album 'The Best Of Duane Allman' is released. (NOTE)
(DETAILS)
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MAY
1979 |
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May 3:
Robert Palmer's article 'The Allman Brothers: A Great Southern
Revival' is published in 'Rolling Stone' issue #290.
(READ) |
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JUNE
1979 |
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June 9:
Guitar player Francis 'Tippy' Armstrong
dies in Tuscaloosa, AL at the age of 32. |
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Rochester Democrat
And Chronicle
Rochester, NY
November 17, 1979
page 3A
Daily News
New York, NY
December 9, 1979
page 177 |
November 16:
Former Allman Brothers
Band road manager Twiggs Lyndon dies in a skydiving accident in
Duanesburg, NY at the age of 37.
In 2007 the Georgia Allman Brothers
Band Association (GABBA) planted a tree and placed a marker in
memory of Twiggs Lyndon at Rose Hill Cemetery in Macon, GA. |
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The compilation album
'The Best Of The Allman Brothers Band' is released. (DETAILS)
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The compilation album
'The Best Of The Allman Brothers Band' is released in the UK. (DETAILS)
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FEBRUARY
1980 |
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February 23/24: The radio show 'The Allman Brothers Band: Profiles In
Rock' is broadcasted. (DETAILS)
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MAY 1980 |
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The Arizona Republic
Phoenix, AZ
May 31, 1980
page C13
Daily News
New York, NY
May 31, 1980
page 15 |
May 30: Carl Radle,
bass player of 'Delaney & Bonnie & Friends' and 'Derek & The
Dominos'
dies in Tulsa, OK at the age of 37. |
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JUNE 1980 |
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June 12: :
The article 'Duane Allman / Berry
Oakley' is
published in 'Rolling Stone' issue # 319.
(READ) |
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1981 |
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The radio show 'Great American Guitars: Mike Bloomfield & Duane Allman' is broadcasted. (DETAILS)
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Jas Obrecht interviews Pete Carr.
The interview is published in 2011 as 'Duane Allman: The 1981 Pete
Carr Interview' on jasobrecht.com.
(READ) |
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JUNE
1981 |
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June 23:
Jas Obrecht interviews John Hammond.
The interview is published in 2011 as 'John Hammond Remembers His
Friend Duane Allman' on jasobrecht.com.
(READ) |
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JULY
1981 |
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July 6:
Jas Obrecht interviews Gregg Allman.
The interview is published in 2010 as 'My Brother Duane' on jasobrecht.com.
(READ) |
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July 16:
Jas Obrecht interviews Dickey Betts.
The interview is published in 2010 as 'Duane Allman: The Complete
1981 Dickey Betts Interview' on jasobrecht.com.
(READ) |
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OCTOBER
1981 |
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Jas Obrecht's article 'Duane Allman
Remembered' is published in 'Guitar Player'.
(READ) |
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Arlen Roth's article 'Duane Allman's Slide Style
-
Tunings, Licks, & Technique' is published in 'Guitar Player'.
(READ) |
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NOVEMBER
1981 |
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Billboard
November 28, 1981
page 72
Billboard
November 28, 1981
page 72 |
November 28:
A review of Duane Allman album 'The Best Of Duane Allman' is published in the 'Top Album Picks:
Recommended LP's' department on page 72 of the November 28 issue of 'Billboard' magazine. (NOTE)
(DETAILS)
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1982 |
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The Dregs' album
'Industry Standard' is released. (NOTE)
(DETAILS)
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MAY
1982 |
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May
12:
Jas Obrecht interviews Jim Shepley.
The interview is published in 2010 as 'Young Duane Allman: The Jim
Shepley Interview' on jasobrecht.com.
(READ) |
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May
18:
Jas Obrecht interviews Bob Greenlee.
The interview is published in 2010 as 'Young Duane Allman: The Bob
Greenlee Interview' on jasobrecht. com.
(READ) |
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May
18:
Jas Obrecht interviews Floyd Miles.
The interview is published in 2010 as 'Young Duane Allman: The Floyd
Miles Interview' on jasobrecht.com.
(READ) |
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OCTOBER
1982 |
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The Tennessean
Nashville, TN
October 2, 1982
page 33
Arizona Daily Star
Tucson, AZ
October 31, 1982
page 2 - section 1 |
Duane Allman is inducted into the
Georgia Music Hall Of Fame in Macon, GA. |
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Billboard
October 9, 1982
page 15 |
October 9:
From the October 9 issue page 15 of 'Billboard' magazine:
'Awards Highlight Georgia Fest' |
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1983 |
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JANUARY
1983 |
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An article about the
Derek And The Dominos drummer Jim Gordon by Scott K. Fish is
published in the January 1983 issue of 'Modern Drummer'.
(READ)
https://scottkfish.com/2015/09/25/scott-k-fish-interview-jim-gordon/
https://scottkfish.com/2024/03/04/interviewing-jim-gordon/ |
The Press Democrat
Santa Rosa, CA
January 27, 1983
page 15A |
South Florida Sun Sentinel
Fort Lauderdale, FL
January 28, 1983
page 13
The Boston Globe
Boston, MA
January 29, 1983
page24 |
January 21:
Bassist Lamar Williams, who played in
The Allman Brothers Band from 1972-1976 and in Sea Level from
1976-1980, dies at the age of 34.
https://nl.findagrave.com/memorial/7501435/lamar-williams |
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JULY
1983 |
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The Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta, GA
July 22, 1983
page 22-A |
July 21: Frank Fenter,
co-founder of Capricorn Records (with Phil and Alan Walden) dies in
Macon, GA at the age of 47. |
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Billboard
July 23, 1983
page 27 |
July 23:
From the July 23 issue page 27 of 'Billboard' magazine:
'Music's Over' |
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DECEMBER
1983 |
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The Tennessean
Nashville, TN
December 2, 1983
page 9-C |
December 1:
Duane and Gregg's paternal grandmother Myrtle Beatrice Turner Allman dies
in Nashville, TN at
the age of 84.
https://nl.findagrave.com/memorial/179766479/myrtle-beatrice-allman |
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1984 |
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NOVEMBER
1984 |
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Ben Watson
'Frank Zappa: The Negative
Dialectics of Poodle Play'
page 456
(St. Martins Press, 1995)
(NOTE)
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November 25: During a concert at
the Atlanta Civic Center in Atlanta, GA, Frank Zappa plays a guitar solo
in reference to Duane Allman, as a part of 'Whipping Post'.
The track is released as 'A Solo From Atlanta' on April 13, 1987
on the 'Guitar World' magazine cassette 'The Guitar World
According To Frank Zappa'.
A shorter edit is released as 'For Duane' on April 26, 1988 on
the Frank Zappa album 'Guitar'.
(A recording of Frank Zappa's version of 'Whipping Post' was
released on October 18, 1984 as the closing track of his album
'Them or Us'). |
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1985 |
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The Hour Glass'
compilation album
'The Soul Of Time' is released by See For Miles Records in the UK. (DETAILS)
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The Kip Anderson &
Willie Walker album 'Southern Soul Stock Volume 1' is released in
Japan. (DETAILS)
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The
various artists album 'Louisiana Southern Soul - Lanor
Records 1966 - 1972' is released. Duane Allman plays on two Ella
Brown tracks. (DETAILS)
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JANUARY
1985 |
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January
27:
Jas Obrecht interviews John McEuen.
The interview is published in 2011 as 'John McEuen Interview: Duane
And Gregg Allman with Hour Glass' on jasobrecht.com.
(READ) |
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JULY
1985 |
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From the July
1985 issue of
Guitar Player Magazine: 'The Eric Clapton Story' (pages 71 & 72):
"Is he
[Duane Allman]
playing the high melody in the head fretted or on slide
[on "Layla"]
?"
"Both. Well, he played in standard tuning, so he could do both
whenever he felt like it. He could start a line fretting it and end
it on slide." |
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1986 |
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The various
artists album 'Atlantic Blues: Vocalists' is released. Duane
Allman plays on the Aretha Franklin track 'Takin' Another Man's
Place'. (DETAILS)
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Leo Kottke's album 'A
Shout Toward Noon' is released.
It contains Duane Allman's composition 'Little Martha'. |
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JANUARY
1986 |
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January 6:
Michael Groeschel, the grandson of Duane Allman and Patricia 'Patti'
Ann Chandlee is born in Jacksonville, FL.
His mother, Pamela Bohannon, was born on September 24, 1964.
https://www.facebook.com/michael.groeschel.5
https://www.facebook.com/groups/Skydog/posts/2539025716199429/
https://www.facebook.com/pamela.bohannonfrail
https://rockmusicrevival.com/2019/03/05/duane-allman-and-the-family-secret-you-were-never-meant-to-know-about/ |
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Billboard
January 18, 1986
page 42 |
January 18:
From the January 18 issue page 42 of 'Billboard' magazine:
'Muscle Shoals Songwriter George Jackson Says He's Still
Enthusiastic' |
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APRIL
1986 |
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April 11: An article
by Stuart Winkles about Duane Allman's recording sessions during the
period 1968 - 1971 is published in 'Goldmine Magazine'.
(READ) |
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AUGUST
1986 |
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The Tennessean
Nashville, TN
August 18, 1986
page 6-B |
August 16: John
Hurley, who produced 5 tracks for the Allman Joys LP 'Early Allman
Featuring Duane And Gregg Allman', dies in Nashville, TN at the age
of 45. DETAILS |
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1987 |
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APRIL
1987 |
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April 13: The
Frank Zappa track 'A Solo From Atlanta' is released on the
'Guitar World' magazine cassette 'The Guitar World According To
Frank Zappa'.
Frank Zappa played this guitar solo in reference to Duane Allman
as a part of 'Whipping Post' during a concert at
the Atlanta Civic Center in Atlanta, GA on November 25, 1984.
A shorter edit is released as 'For Duane' on April 26, 1988 on
the Frank Zappa album 'Guitar'. |
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JUNE
1987 |
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June 4: :
David Fricke's article 'Live!
Twenty Concerts That Changed Rock & Roll: The Fillmore East New York
City, March 11th - 13th, 1971' is
published in 'Rolling Stone' issue # 501.
(READ) |
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1988 |
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'Arlo
and Janis' comic strip about Duane Allman. |
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The Kip Anderson &
Willie Walker album 'Southern Soul Stock Volume 1' is released in
Italy. (DETAILS)
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APRIL
1988 |
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The Courier-Journal
Louisville, KY
April 11, 1988
page B5
The Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia, PA
April 12, 1988
page D1 |
April 9:
Brook Benton dies in New York at the age of 56. |
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Billboard
April 30, 1988
page 19
Billboard
April 30, 1988
page 31 |
April 18: Eric Clapton's box set
'Crossroads' is released. (DETAILS)
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April 26: The
Frank Zappa track 'For Duane' is released on his album 'Guitar'.
Frank Zappa played this guitar solo in reference to Duane Allman
as a part of 'Whipping Post' during a concert at
the Atlanta Civic Center in Atlanta, GA on November 25, 1984.
A longer edit was already released as 'A Solo From Atlanta' on April
13, 1987 on the 'Guitar World' magazine cassette 'The Guitar
World According To Frank Zappa'. |
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JUNE
1988 |
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Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles, CA
June 24, 1988
page 18
Daily News
New York, NY
June 25, 1988
page 10 |
June 22: Jesse Edwin
Davis III dies. |
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1989 |
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The Allman Brothers
Band bootleg CD 'Statesboro Blues' is released by 'The Swingin' Pig
Records'. (DETAILS)
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MAY
1989 |
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May 29: The radio show 'In
The Studio - Idlewild South' is broadcasted in the week of May 29. (DETAILS)
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JUNE
1989 |
Macon Telegraph
Macon, GA
June 23, 1989
page 6D
Billboard
July 8, 1989
page 66 |
Cincinnati Post
Cincinnati, OH
Rolling Stone
July 13, 1989
pages 161 & 162
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June 20: The Allman Brothers
Band box set 'Dreams' is released. (DETAILS)
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JULY
1989 |
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July 10
- July 30: The radio show 'The Allman Brothers Band: Rock Stars' is
broadcasted. (DETAILS)
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The Milwaukee Journal
Milwaukee, WI
July 28, 1989 |
July 28: An article about the release
of the Allman Brothers Band box set 'Dreams' is published in The
Milwaukee Journal. |
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AUGUST
1989 |
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August 19:
Bud Scoppa's article 'Duane Allman Don't Mess Around' is published
in the August 19 edition of 'Cash Box' magazine.
This article was originally published in 'Rock' magazine on April
26, 1971.
(READ) |
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Oliver Dziggel's article 'Dreams -
An Allman Brothers Band Celebration' and Jas Obrecht's articles
'Duane Allman 1969/1971', 'About The Soundpage: Statesboro Blues' and 'Dickey Betts 1989' are published in 'Guitar Player'.
(READ) |
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DECEMBER
1989 |
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Duane
Allman on the cover of 'Record Collectors Magazine' from Japan. |
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1990 |
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Laura
Nyro's 1970 album 'Christmas And The Beads Of Sweat' is released on CD. (DETAILS)
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The
CD 'The Best Of Delaney & Bonnie' is released. (NOTE)
(DETAILS)
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The
CD 'The Best Of Ronnie Hawkins And The Hawks' is released. (NOTE)
(DETAILS)
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The
Derek And The Dominos CD single 'Little Wing / Little Wing (live)' is
released. (NOTE)
(DETAILS)
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The Derek And The
Dominos bootleg album 'The Miami Sessions' is released. (DETAILS)
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Laura
Lee's compilation CD 'That's How It Is - The Chess Years' is
released. (DETAILS)
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FEBRUARY
1990 |
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February 22:
Travis Tritt's album 'Country Club' is released.
Duane Allman is mentioned in the song 'Put Some Drive In Your
Country'. (LYRICS)
(VIDEO)
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APRIL
1990 |
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April 20: The Allman Brothers Band
CD 'Live At Ludlow Garage 1970' is released. (DETAILS)
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JULY
1990 |
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The radio show 'The Allman Brothers Band: Up Close' is broadcasted. (DETAILS)
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AUGUST
1990 |
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August
13: The radio show 'In
The Studio - Eat A Peach' is broadcasted in the week of August 13. (DETAILS)
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SEPTEMBER
1990 |
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September 22:
Travis Tritt's single 'Put Some Drive In Your Country' is released.
Duane Allman is mentioned in this song'. (LYRICS)
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Rolling Stone
October 4, 1990
page 164
|
The
Derek And The Dominos box set 'The Layla Sessions - 20th Anniversary
Edition' is released. (DETAILS)
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OCTOBER
1990 |
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October 18:
Mikal Gilmore's article 'The Allman Brothers' is published in
'Rolling Stone', issue #589.
(READ) |
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October 19-21: The radio show 'The Allman Brothers Story' is
broadcasted. (DETAILS)
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1991 |
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Duane Allman's compilation album 'Loan Me A Dime - The World Of
Duane Allman' is released in South Korea. (DETAILS)
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MAY
1991 |
Billboard
May 18, 1991
page 1 |
Billboard
May 18, 1991
page 99 |
May 18:
From the May 18 issue pages 1 & 99 of 'Billboard' magazine:
'Capricorn Label To Rise Again' |
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OCTOBER
1991 |
The Press Democrat
Santa Rosa, CA
October 27, 1991
pages A1 & A4 |
San Francisco Examiner
San Francisco, CA
October 27, 1991
pages C1, C4 & C5 |
October 25: Impresario and rock concert promoter Bill Graham is
killed in a helicopter crash near Vallejo, CA at the age of 60. |
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October 29:
A
Duane Allman tribute radio show is broadcasted by Classic Rock 99.5
WZRR-FM from Birmingham, AL.
Interviews with Bill Connell, Mabron McKinney, Phil Walden, Jerry
Wexler, Jon Landau and John Hammond. |
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October
29: Dan Maley's article 'Blues For A Brother' is published in The
Macon Telegraph.
(READ) |
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NOVEMBER
1991 |
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Ellen Mandel's article 'The Georgia Peach' is published in 'Guitar World'.
This article was first published in 'Good Times Magazine' in
April 1971 and reprinted in 'Guitar Legends' in January 2009. (READ) |
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Laurel Dann's August 1, 1971
interview with Duane Allman is reprinted as 'Pure Attitude' in the
November 1991 issue of 'Guitar World'.
(READ)
This article was first published in the December 1973 issue of 'Creem
Magazine'.
(READ)
It was also reprinted in the Spring 1977 issue of 'The Best Of Creem'. |
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1992 |
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The
album 'Hour Glass' is released on CD with bonus tracks. (DETAILS)
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The
Hour Glass album 'Power Of Love' is released on CD with bonus tracks. (DETAILS)
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Clarence Carter's
compilation CD
'Snatching It Back - The Best Of Clarence Carter' is released.
(NOTE)
(DETAILS)
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Wilson
Pickett's compilation CD
'A Man And A Half - The Best Of Wilson Pickett' is released. (DETAILS)
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John
Hammond's CD 'I Can Tell' is released. (DETAILS)
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The CD 'Rising Sons
Featuring Taj Mahal And Ry Cooder' is released. (DETAILS)
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Taj Mahal's album 'Taj's
Blues' is released. (NOTE)
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FEBRUARY
1992 |
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February 10: The radio show 'In
The Studio - Eat A Peach' is broadcasted in the week of February 10. (DETAILS)
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MAY
1992 |
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May 18: The radio show 'In
The Studio - Allman Brothers Band / Idlewild South' is broadcasted in the week of
May 18. (DETAILS)
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AUGUST
1992 |
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August 25: The album 'The Allman
Brothers Band At Fillmore East' is certified platinum by the
Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). |
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SEPTEMBER
1992 |
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September 5-7: The radio show 'The Allman Brothers Band: Working
Man's Blues' is broadcasted during Labor Day weekend. (DETAILS)
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September 29: Aretha
Franklin's compilation CD box set 'Queen Of Soul - The Atlantic
Recordings' is released. (NOTE)
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OCTOBER
1992 |
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Billboard
October 10, 1992
page 9
Billboard
October 10, 1992
page 35 |
October 20: The Allman Brothers
Band CD 'The Fillmore Concerts' is released. (DETAILS)
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NOVEMBER
1992 |
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Jim Shepley's
article 'A Brother's Beginnings - The Daytona
Days' is
published in 'Guitar Player'. (READ) |
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1993 |
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Irma Thomas' album
'Turn My World Around' is released. (NOTE)
(DETAILS)
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The
Cowboy compilation CD 'The Best Of Cowboy - A Different Time' is
released. (DETAILS) |
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The
Derek And The Dominos bootleg CD ' Layla And Other Assorted
Unreleased Songs' is released. (DETAILS) |
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The
various artists compilation CD 'The Muscle Shoals Sound' is
released. (DETAILS) |
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JANUARY
1993 |
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The article 'The Allman Brothers Band: The Road Goes On Forever'
by Kirk West as told to Alan Paul, is published in 'Guitar World'.
(READ) |
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MARCH
1993 |
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March 8: Beck's
CD-single 'Loser' is released. (NOTE) (DETAILS)
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MAY
1993 |
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May 11: Jerry Wexler's and David
Ritz' book 'Rhythm And The Blues: A Life In American Music'
is published by Knopf Publishers. |
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OCTOBER
1993 |
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Jesse Gress'
article 'Soaring With Skydog -
The Duane Allman Style' is published in
the October 1993 issue of 'Guitar Player'.
(READ) |
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1994 |
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Floyd Miles' CD 'Goin' Back To
Daytona' is released.
Duane Allman is mentioned in the song 'Goin' Back To Daytona". |
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King Curtis' compilation CD
'Instant Soul: The Legendary King Curtis' is released. (DETAILS)
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Barry Goldberg's compilation CD '
Barry Goldberg & Friends' is released. (DETAILS)
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FEBRUARY
1994 |
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February 4: Beck's
CD-single 'Loser' is re-released. (NOTE) (DETAILS)
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MARCH
1994 |
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March 1: Beck's CD 'Mellow Gold'
is released. (NOTE)
(DETAILS)
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March 22: Aretha Franklin compilation album 'The Very Best Of Aretha
Franklin, Vol. 1' is released. (DETAILS)
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MAY
1994 |
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May 20-22: The radio show 'The Allman Brothers Story' is
broadcasted. (DETAILS)
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Green Bay Press-Gazette
Green Bay, WI
May 28, 1994
page A-6 |
New Era
Lancaster, PA
May 31, 1994
page B-3
Odessa American
Odessa, TX
May 31, 1994
page 3B |
May 26: Guitarist Sonny Sharrock, who recorded the track '1953 Blue
Boogie Children' with Herbie Mann and Duane Allman in 1971, dies in
Ossining, NY at the age of 53. |
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JUNE
1994 |
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June 6: The radio show 'The Allman Brothers Band: Off The Record
Special' is
broadcasted in the week of June 6. (DETAILS)
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JULY
1994 |
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July 14: Rolling Stones guitar player Ronnie Wood is interviewed by Jas
Obrecht, and he tells that he started playing slide guitar in 1969
after hearing Duane Allman play on 'The Weight' by Aretha Franklin. (NOTE)
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DECEMBER
1994 |
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Scott Freeman's article 'Soul Mates', about the making of
'Layla', is published in 'Guitar World'.
(READ) |
