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Posted on Wednesday, July 01, 2020 - 10:53 PM |
Surviving members of the ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND came together Tuesday, March 10 as THE BROTHERS for an acclaimed, sold-out, one-night-only show celebrating 50 years of the iconic American band’s legacy at Madison Square Garden in New York City. In partnership with nugs.net--the leading live music platform for concert recordings and live streams—the “50th Anniversary Celebration of The Allman Brothers Band" is now available for purchase on nugs.tv in HD or stunning 4K, and will be rebroadcast beginning this Friday (July 3) at 8PM EST – Sunday (July 5) Those who purchase the webcast will also be able to enjoy the show on demand for 48 hours upon first viewing. Both the video and audio have been re-edited and remixed, respectively to give home viewers the best seat in the house for this historic concert. Experience the music of
The Allman Brothers in an entirely new way. Now available in Sony’s 360 Reality Audio via nugs.net Hi-Fi. Listen to The Brothers’ nearly four-hour show as if you were there.
The Brothers consists of founding Allman Brothers Band (ABB) drummer Jaimoe as well as longtime ABB guitarists Warren Haynes and Derek Trucks, bassist Oteil Burbridge and percussionist Marc Quinones, along with Widespread Panic drummer Duane Trucks and keyboardist Reese Wynans. Former ABB keyboardist (and longtime touring member of the Rolling Stones) Chuck Leavell joined as a special guest for many of the jams he helped create with the ABB.
The March 10 show is the last major concert to have taken place in New York before being shut down because of Covid-19. In a post-show interview with the Wall Street Journal, Jaimoe said, “It just felt like no BS, and all about music and love…I wanted to play music with my brothers. Everyone else is paying homage to the Allman Brothers music—and some of us are still here.” American Songwriter, (which described the show as a “massive success”) talked to Warren Haynes who said, “It was a very surreal night I think for all of us. It would have been under normal circumstances. But as we got closer and closer to show date, we were all wondering if we’re going to be allowed to play. We barely got in under the wire and then the next couple of days, they basically starting shutting down everything and canceling shows everywhere. It’s very bizarre that we turned out to be the last big show like that…I’m really glad that we were able to celebrate the 50th. When (original band member) Jaimoe
called everybody and said that he thought that we should do something for the 50th, we all instantly agreed and thought, yeah, let’s do this. In a lot of ways, it was a show that we had talked about doing as the Allman Brothers
Band but it never came to fruition. From the first moment of rehearsal it felt wonderful, and it just got better and better. I was very proud of everyone. From a musical standpoint, the band sounded wonderful. But there was so
much more at play.”
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Posted on Monday, June 01, 2020 - 02:48 PM |
Warren “Skoots” Lyndon, youngest brother of Allman Brothers Band original tour manager/photographer Twiggs Lyndon, died June 1, 2020 in his hometown of Macon, GA.
Skoots worked the road on numerous tours over the years for The Allman Brothers Band, as well as The Dixie Dregs, Steve Morse and Deep Purple.
He was well-loved by the entire Allman Brothers Band Family.
His untimely passing brings the ABB another dose of great sadness; he will be missed by all who knew him and loved him.
Skoots, say hello to all the guys up there for us; let them know we will all be there soon enough.
The Allman Brothers Band, Family & Crew
Photo Copyright 2020 John Lyndon
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Posted on Monday, May 11, 2020 - 10:47 AM |
From http://thepeachmusicfestival.com/2020-festival-update/
Dear Peach People,
Thank you for supporting The Peach Music Festival. We love our Peach family & hope you & your loved ones are safe. Out of an abundance of caution, we have decided to reschedule Peach 2020 & reunite on July 1 – 4, 2021. While we are disappointed to share this news, the health & safety of the entire Peach community is our top priority.
All Peach headlining acts will return in 2021 – Oysterhead, String Cheese Incident & Joe Russo’s Almost Dead. Fans can expect a very similar lineup to this year with some tasty additions, special sets & surprises mixed in.
Your 2020 Peach order will be valid for Peach 2021. Peach 2020 passholders who hold onto their festival passes for next year will be exclusively invited to an additional night of music on Wednesday, June 30, 2021.
Fans who hold onto their festival passes with camping, RV passes or glamping passes will receive special early access to the campgrounds on Wednesday, June 30, 2021.
Fans who would like a full refund have until Wednesday, June 10, 2020 to make that request. Current passholders will receive an email from Front Gate Tickets within 72 hours including details for both options.
We appreciate everyone’s patience & kindness as we worked through this process. Thank You Peach Family! Soon we will be back together sharing blue skies & sunny days. In the meantime, please take care of yourself & each other. We will see you at the Peach!
Love,
Peach HQ
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Posted on Thursday, March 26, 2020 - 04:38 PM |
EARLY MUSIC FROM MEMBERS OF THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND
TO BE RELEASED ON CD FOR THE FIRST TIME AND ON VINYL
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN NEARLY 50 YEARS ON MARCH 27
FOUR COLLECTIONS INCLUDE EARLY GROUPS THE ALLMAN JOYS,
HOUR GLASS AND 31ST OF FEBRUARY
Buy at the Big House Museum Shop - CD's and Vinyl
Goldmine magazine Podcast with John Lynskey discussing these albums
Very early music from members of the ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND will be released on CD for the first time March 27, and vinyl that has been out of print since the late 1960’s will be available as well. In all, four albums will trace three of the band member’s nascent music projects including the Allman Joys, Hour Glass and 31st of February.
Formed just out of high school and originally called The Escorts and then Allman Joys, Duane and Gregg Allman recorded the band’s only session work in August 1966, which wouldn’t be released until 1973 and has been out of print since. After the Allman Joys went their own ways, Duane and Gregg formed Hour Glass, releasing their self-titled debut in 1967 and Power Of Love in 1968, both on the Liberty label. What is telling in these early recordings are hints of what would become signature Allman Brothers Band sounds. You can hear moments of what would become guitarist Duane Allman’s signature licks, as well as his little brother Gregg’s Hammond B-3 prowess and his soulful, bluesy voice.
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