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rje66 · 19-08-2012, 17:50

anyone recommend a good allman brothers band live album, came across live at the filmore , would this be a good choice?

Rigsby · 19-08-2012, 18:20

I have the "Live at Filmore" album and I can recommend it. The AB's music is very diverse, but IMO you cant go far wrong with any album that Duane Allman is on.

"Beginnings" ( not a live album) is another great one. There is a slight over lap of tracks between the two though.

rje66 · 21-08-2012, 22:14

thanks , will check them out

win2one · 22-08-2012, 10:24

Beginnings is a very good recommendation I love it.

fourcats · 23-08-2012, 07:30

A band which you might also enjoy is Govt. Mule.

ElectricTaurus · 28-08-2012, 17:14

Live at Filmore East is the famous one try to get the deluxe version he got also the bonus tracks.

Live at Atlanta Pop Festival it's really good, there are two versions of Mountain Jam one with Johnny Winter

Eat a Peach got couple of live tracks taken from Live a Filmore East.

Also check for Live at the Beacon Theater every year the Allman play a week stretch jam with various guest.

In my opinion the best ones are the latest year with Warren Haynes (Gov't Mule) and Derek Trucks (Derek Trucks Band).

Check also The Derek Trucks Band.

Enjoy

Keyzer · 06-09-2012, 13:14

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Originally Posted by ElectricTaurus

Live at Filmore East is the famous one try to get the deluxe version he got also the bonus tracks.

I hate to be pedantic but the deluxe version, although it has more songs, is poor. For some unknown reason, they remixed the songs and destroyed many of them. Get the original live at the Fillmore with seven songs on it I believe.

And if you like them you should check out the Derek Trucks Band.

rje66 · 06-09-2012, 17:37

thanks for replies, live at fillmore (not DElux version) is on the way from US of A as i type. will see how it goes and order a few more from list.

while im here anyone recommend a good live freddy king recording

Rigsby · 06-09-2012, 17:54

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Originally Posted by rje66

while im here anyone recommend a good live freddy king recording

"Stayin' Home with the Blues". Great album !

Shakti · 06-09-2012, 18:07

'In memory of elizabeth reed' and 'whipping post' are high points on 'filmore east', but the whole album is a live classic and sad that duane died three months or so after it's release.

You could also check out 'ludlow garage' not as good as 'filmore east' but the track 'mountain jam' is on it (also on eat a peach(two sides!)) as it's the song thats after 'whipping post' on 'filmore east' that you don't get to hear as it was too long for the album. you should also try and get these all on vinyl it was the heyday for the gatefold
sleeve.

edhead · 16-09-2012, 16:02

I'll second the Gov't Mule/Derek Trucks suggestions.

Get Gregg's last solo album too, brilliant.

333joemc · 18-11-2012, 18:15

If you're thinking of a Derek Trucks Band album try 'Soul Serenade' its an absolute gem, almost more Jazz than blues but superb playing by all the musicians in the band not just Derek's slide playing and a guest appearance by Greg Allman for vocals on the Ray Charles cover Drown in my own tears.

For a good live album check out 'live at the Georgia Theater'

rje66 · 18-11-2012, 18:39

thanks for feed back.
got live at fillmore and eat a peach. both good.
will try DTB for next buy.

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Rigsby Registered User Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Dublin Posts: 3,248 Adverts \| Friends	I have the "Live at Filmore" album and I can recommend it. The AB's music is very diverse, but IMO you cant go far wrong with any album that Duane Allman is on. "Beginnings" ( not a live album) is another great one. There is a slight over lap of tracks between the two though.

21-08-2012, 22:14	#3
rje66 Registered User Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 289 Adverts \| Friends	thanks , will check them out

22-08-2012, 10:24	#4
win2one Registered User Join Date: Jun 2010 Posts: 70 Adverts \| Friends	Beginnings is a very good recommendation I love it.

23-08-2012, 07:30	#5
fourcats Registered User Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 74 Adverts \| Friends	A band which you might also enjoy is Govt. Mule.

28-08-2012, 17:14	#6
ElectricTaurus Registered User Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Dublin Posts: 47 Adverts \| Friends	Live at Filmore East is the famous one try to get the deluxe version he got also the bonus tracks. Live at Atlanta Pop Festival it's really good, there are two versions of Mountain Jam one with Johnny Winter Eat a Peach got couple of live tracks taken from Live a Filmore East. Also check for Live at the Beacon Theater every year the Allman play a week stretch jam with various guest. In my opinion the best ones are the latest year with Warren Haynes (Gov't Mule) and Derek Trucks (Derek Trucks Band). Check also The Derek Trucks Band. Enjoy

06-09-2012, 17:37	#8
rje66 Registered User Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 289 Adverts \| Friends	thanks for replies, live at fillmore (not DElux version) is on the way from US of A as i type. will see how it goes and order a few more from list. while im here anyone recommend a good live freddy king recording

06-09-2012, 18:07	#10
Shakti Registered User Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: the bewilderness Posts: 831 Adverts \| Friends	'In memory of elizabeth reed' and 'whipping post' are high points on 'filmore east', but the whole album is a live classic and sad that duane died three months or so after it's release. You could also check out 'ludlow garage' not as good as 'filmore east' but the track 'mountain jam' is on it (also on eat a peach(two sides!)) as it's the song thats after 'whipping post' on 'filmore east' that you don't get to hear as it was too long for the album. you should also try and get these all on vinyl it was the heyday for the gatefold sleeve.

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edhead Registered User Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 87 Adverts \| Friends	I'll second the Gov't Mule/Derek Trucks suggestions. Get Gregg's last solo album too, brilliant.

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333joemc Registered User Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Meath Posts: 13 Adverts \| Friends	If you're thinking of a Derek Trucks Band album try 'Soul Serenade' its an absolute gem, almost more Jazz than blues but superb playing by all the musicians in the band not just Derek's slide playing and a guest appearance by Greg Allman for vocals on the Ray Charles cover Drown in my own tears. For a good live album check out 'live at the Georgia Theater'

18-11-2012, 18:39	#13
rje66 Registered User Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 289 Adverts \| Friends	thanks for feed back. got live at fillmore and eat a peach. both good. will try DTB for next buy.