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    Gregg Allman - Laid Back Deluxe Edition

    My favorite album of Gregg's released in a 2 cd set with unreleased songs. I'm always leery of buying things over again. Has anyone bought this and is it worth it? Also the soundboards of The Allman Brothers at the Filmore West have been released. Any thoughts?

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    Count me as highly interested!
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    Haven't seen it, but if his road band at the time, Cowboy, is involved, I'm interested.
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    Definitely his best solo album IMO. I would be interested in checking this out.

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    Saw The Allman Brothers many times, including the Gregg Allman tour of 74. Just bought a ticket yesterday for the Allman Family Revival, with
    The Allman Betts Band and lots of guests, at The Fillmore in SF. Plus, I have my own Allman Bros. tribute band, Idlewild West. https://idlewildwest.band/index.html

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    Lucky you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mozo-pg View Post
    Lucky you.
    Thanks so much! Plus, tomorrow is our first Cream tribute band rehearsal! Jack!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by rapidfirerob View Post
    Saw The Allman Brothers many times, including the Gregg Allman tour of 74. Just bought a ticket yesterday for the Allman Family Revival, with
    The Allman Betts Band and lots of guests, at The Fillmore in SF. Plus, I have my own Allman Bros. tribute band, Idlewild West. https://idlewildwest.band/index.html
    I wish I could have seen his '74 tour. I'm envious. At least we have a recording from it. I would hope a new cd would come out of that tour with bonus material live. Good luck with the Cream set.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fracktured View Post
    I wish I could have seen his '74 tour. I'm envious. At least we have a recording from it. I would hope a new cd would come out of that tour with bonus material live. Good luck with the Cream set.

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    Thanks Rick! First rehearsal went very well, happy to say. Should be fun playing this music. Jack!

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    I have no idea what this is like - Jazz Interpretation of the Allman Brothers:

    https://store.newwestrecords.com/pro...eid=fb416d95b8
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    I’m a big fan of process, so love albums with outtakes, alternate mixes etc. Love Allman’s first solo record (though his last two studio records were also amazing), so this was an auto-buy and I’m glad I have it. A lot of terrific stuff in there!

    It’s especially great in 24/192 high res, btw, though they only sell the original album remastered. If you want all the extras you’ve gotta buy the 2cd set.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jkelman View Post
    I’m a big fan of process, so love albums with outtakes, alternate mixes etc. Love Allman’s first solo record (though his last two studio records were also amazing), so this was an auto-buy and I’m glad I have it. A lot of terrific stuff in there!

    It’s especially great in 24/192 high res, btw, though they only sell the original album remastered. If you want all the extras you’ve gotta buy the 2cd set.
    Thanks. I’m going to probably get it because I’m a sucker.


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    Quote Originally Posted by mozo-pg View Post
    I have no idea what this is like - Jazz Interpretation of the Allman Brothers:

    https://store.newwestrecords.com/pro...eid=fb416d95b8
    Wow! Thanks a lot! Pre ordered. Jack Pearson!


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    Got this yesterday. Yeah I’m a bit late to the party. The alternative take of Don’t Mess a Good Thing is very interesting. I actually like it better than the version that made the record. It has more of an r&b style in it. Really enjoying this release.


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    The Band Of Brothers jazz interpretation of ABB songs shipped yesterday! Very excited to hear it. Jack Pearson!!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by rapidfirerob View Post
    The Band Of Brothers jazz interpretation of ABB songs shipped yesterday! Very excited to hear it. Jack Pearson!!!!
    Give us a review then. I’m interested in this also.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rapidfirerob View Post
    The Band Of Brothers jazz interpretation of ABB songs shipped yesterday! Very excited to hear it. Jack Pearson!!!!
    Yep, I got an email message saying the same! Looking forward to it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fracktured View Post
    Give us a review then. I’m interested in this also.
    Once myself and others get it, we surely will. How can it be bad? Jack Pearson is on it! Jack!

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    Quote Originally Posted by rapidfirerob View Post
    Once myself and others get it, we surely will. How can it be bad? Jack Pearson is on it! Jack!
    Jack knows the music first hand. I find the song selection interesting for sure. Many blues songs which I’d like to hear how they interpret them as jazz.


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    I'm listening to my new copy of Big Band Of Brothers: A Jazz Celebration of the ABB. Excllent to hear the horns and sax mixed with classic ABB tunes. Nice instrumentation across the range of instruments. Really nice, enjoyable listen that I think ABB could enjoy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mozo-pg View Post
    I'm listening to my new copy of Big Band Of Brothers: A Jazz Celebration of the ABB. Excllent to hear the horns and sax mixed with classic ABB tunes. Nice instrumentation across the range of instruments. Really nice, enjoyable listen that I think ABB could enjoy.
    I really like it. Good interpretations of the material. Nice arrangements. Too bad Jack is only on one cut, playing slide. The few vocals on there are excellent as well.


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