Gregg Allman
KMET-FM, Hollywood, CA;
November 6, 1974.
Very good FM broadcast.

00:00 Conversation 1.40
01:37 Live Commercial 2.18
03:55 Come and Go Blues 5.08
09:03 Midnight Rider 4.20
13:22 Win, Lose or Draw 8.13
21:36 Rollin Stone 6.21
27:57 Commercial 3.20
31:17 Melissa 5.25
36:42 Multi-Colored Lady 5.54
42:36 Conversation 1.21

“The real question,” he says, “is not why we’re so popular. I try not to think about that too much. The question is what made the Allman Brothers keep on going. I’ve had guys come up to me and say, ‘Man, it just doesn’t seem like losing those two fine cats affected you people at all.’ [Duane Allman died in a motorcycle accident in 1971; anda year later, bassist Berry Oakley was also killed in a motorcycle accident.]

“Why? Because I still have my wits about me? Because I can still play? Well that’s the key right there. We’d all have turned into fucking vegetables if we hadn’t been able to get out there and play. That’s when the success was, Jack. Success was being able to keep your brain inside your head.” - Gregg Allman talking to Rolling Stone in 1973