Irish guitarist, singer, songwriter Gráinne Duffy “Streets of Love,” the single from her forthcoming album ‘What Am I Supposed to Do” out May 22, 2026. World class musicians accompany Gráinne including acclaimed drummer Kenny Aronoff (John Mellencamp, Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Paul McCartney), bassist Jørgen Carlsson (Gov’t Mule), keyboardist Peter Levin (Blind Boys of Alabama), Marc Ford (The Black Crowes), and Duffy’s longtime lead guitarist Paul Sherry.

https://rockandbluesmuse.com/2026/03/26/video-premiere-grainne-duffy-streets-of-love/

Reposting here, 

Can anyone help a brother out? 

LISTEN TO “DON’T WANT YOU NO MORE” here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDLuRte4oNA

In addition, this summer will see the premiere of the eagerly anticipated new film, Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul. Directed by GRAMMY® and Golden Globe Award-winning filmmaker James Keach, the full-length feature documentary traces Allman’s journey through profound personal tragedy and hard-won redemption, revealing how his raw honesty and blues-soaked power permanently reshaped American music. Told through never-before-seen interviews and rare performance archives, Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul weaves an intimate portrait of Allman, candidly reflecting on the death of his brother and bandmate Duane, his battles with addiction, and the personal demons that shaped both his life and his music. The film is anchored by electrifying, rarely seen concert footage that captures the Allman Brothers at their creative peak, offering audiences an immersive, front-row view of one of rock ‘n’ roll’s most powerful live bands. Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul will arrive in theatres across North America via Subtext, the recently launched new U.S. independent film production and distribution company, this coming summer. 

GREAT AS EVER: LIVE IN PHILADELPHIA ’86

(Sawrite Records)

Release Date: Friday, April 10, 2026



Tracklist:

Don’t Want You No More

Ain’t My Cross The Bear

Sweet Feelin’

Hot ‘Lanta

Need Your Love So Bad

Trouble No More

Things You Used To Do

Queen of Hearts

Melissa

Midnight Rider

Just Ain’t Easy

I’m No Angel



Recorded January 11, 1986, at Chestnut Cabaret, Philadelphia, PA

But they decided to use it because it is album release quality from the Fillmore East recordings with Duane on it. 

If one puts on a good set of headphones and cranks it up, the playing is phenomenal. 

Berry Oakley especially during Gregg and Dickey's solos is simply fantastic. Otiel, Woody, Lamar, Jack Bruce or Stanley Clark could not have played the bass better!!! How did Berry play like a 30 year veteran at just 23 years old. 

Listen carefully with some headphones and hear the "wow" factor!! 

https://youtu.be/5-3L1MFBKZY?si=sRQ1ZwEQrMDykrUl

Just Goddamnit to Hell.  This one smarts, as I was a fan and literal hanger-on to Wayne since I first learned about him back in 1974.

Wayne Perkins.  Do I have to explain to y'all exactly who he was?  This was the guy who could've been a Rolling Stone, a member of Lynnyrd Skynard (which I'll never be able to spell), a Bob Marley sideman, a sideman (musically and romantically) with Joni Mitchell.  Keith Richards WANTED Wayne for the 'Stones, but lost a semi-democratic argument with Mick who wanted the band to remain 100% British.  Go into any bookstore - find ANY book about the Rolling Stones and search the Index for his name.  He will be mentioned.

Wayne was actually offered a position in Skynnard, but turned them down.  I believe that the Stones gig was still a possibility at this point and he played his cards in his best interest.  That's Wayne with Ronnie Van Zandt and and Swamper/engineer Jimmy Johnson at Muscle Shoals sound.  Wayne said he was swimming in the nearby Tennessee River when Jimmy sent someone to find him to lay down a track on a Skynard demo.  Wayne obliged.  He and Ronnie were good friends.

Wayne's band use to play on Friday and Saturdays at a local Birmingham club.  I can't say that I KNEW Wayne, but I got to be a fly on the wall when he told several of his stories.  

Wayne and another American player, Harvey Mandell were considered for the spot vacated by Mick Taylor.  The Stones used their Black and Blue album as sort of an audition for guitarists vying for the spot.  Wayne ended up on three tracks on the album, including adding a blazing solo to a song  called Hand of Fate. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RGhtDjup38

Wayne was a locl hero to me.  If I had a dollar for every time I entered a bar under-age to hear him ... I'd have $hitload of dollars.

I wish I could lookk Wayne in the eye and tell him thanks for all the musical thrills and good times.  Rest, Brother.

Yeah, this one smarts.  

David sold it for over $4 million a few years ago after playing it as his number one for decades. 

The next owner got $14 million for it!!! Insane. 

https://youtu.be/o5Ht6WIhhmU?si=ldn8R64_fWROX8cj