Scott Sharrard on Gregg Allman. Reflections on songwriting, guitar playing and spending some special time together in Gregg's final weeks.
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That was a good interview. Enjoyed reading it. Good questions & the depth of Scott's responses shows much.
thanks. good read,
interesting comment about Gregg, Duane's direction and his own band
Thank You Al, I am glad that Scott was able to be there for Gregg these last few yrs and of course, I enjoyed greatly the handful of times I was able to see them play together.........Peace.........joe
Good read 
interesting comment about Gregg, Duane's direction and his own band
Yes, I agree. Glad you picked up on that... and I totally believe that Gregg felt that way.
It's very consistent with Derek's "Mountain Jam" story
(one of my 2 favorite stories in your book)
I was fortunate to attend both Gregg Allman Tour NY area shows in 1974 first at Felt Forum then Capitol @ Passaic N.J.
Gregg's solo stuff was different from the "twin guitar" Allman Brothers style in several ways.
Gregg's voice was like the lead instrument. That allowed different style grooves that to me were more soul/r&b influenced.
Saw The Allman Brothers perform at The Moran Theatre in 1998. Then caught the Gregg Allman Band at The Florida Theatre.
Good times.
What an interesting and very insightful interview. Thanks so much Al.
Thanks for posting this.
Great stuff AlPaul. Same goes for the Watkins Glen article. Thanks
