The road goes on forever: fifty years of the Allman Brothers Band music [1969-2019]
"The road goes on forever utilizes history, personal interviews, and many collected documents to aid in the telling of the story of the humble beginnings and career of the original Southern rock band on this, the 50th anniversary of their formation. Author Michael Buffalo Smith personally spoke...
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Macon, Georgia
Mercer University Press
[2019]
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Schriftenreihe: | Music and the American South
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Zusammenfassung: | "The road goes on forever utilizes history, personal interviews, and many collected documents to aid in the telling of the story of the humble beginnings and career of the original Southern rock band on this, the 50th anniversary of their formation. Author Michael Buffalo Smith personally spoke with former Allman Brothers members including Gregg Allman, Dickey Betts, Butch Trucks, Warren Haynes, and Allen Woody, as well as producers, engineers, roadies, and fans to create a tribute to Macon, Georgia's greatest rock and roll export. Smith takes us inside the Big House on Vineville Avenue in Macon where the band lived during their peak years and into Capricorn Studios where they recorded all of their original albums. The albums are each given the spotlight as well, including Gregg and Dickey's solo projects, and the book explores the exhaustive list of recording credits accumulated by Duane Allman during his far too short career. There is a complete review of the unprecedented 40th anniversary Beacon Theatre residency in 2009 that found the band joined onstage by a veritable Who's Who of contemporary music greats. More than just a history of the greatest Southern band of all time, The Road Goes on Forever is a reference manual for fans of the band--a book filled with ramblin' men, blue skies, Georgia peaches, and great music. Chuck Leavell, former band member and current Rolling Stones band leader, provides the foreword"--Provided by publisher |
Beschreibung: | 315 Seiten, 20 ungezählte Seiten Tafeln Illustrationen |
ISBN: | 9780881467123 |
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505 | 8 | |a Foreword -- Introduction -- Les Brers : once a brother, always a brother -- Birth of the Skydog : Duane hits Muscle Shoals -- Capricornucopia : Phil, Frank, and Duane -- Trouble no more : recording the Brothers' debut album -- The Brotherhood : the roadies and the band -- People can you feel it? Love is everywhere : the making of Idlewild South -- When Duane met Eric : Layla and other assorted love songs -- The big house : the communal home -- Atlanta pop : the "Byron" Pop Festival -- At Fillmore East : the Brothers strike gold -- Closing the sacred stores : the end of the Fillmore -- Friends : the Delaney and Bonnie connection -- Guitar Man : the mystic journey of Duane Allman's Goldtop -- The death of a brother and a leader : Howard Duane Allman (November 20, 1946-October 29, 1971) -- Eat a peach for peace : a tribute to Duane -- Brothers and sisters : comnmercial success at last -- Another Brother gone : Raymond Berry Oakley (April 4, 1948-November 11, 1972) -- | |
505 | 8 | |a Trouble in Paradise, 1973 -- Solo offerings : Laid back and Highway call -- Southern rock with strings attached : the Gregg Allman Tour -- The tape is rolling : an interview with Tommy Talton, 2017 -- Win, lose, or draw : Brother against Brother -- Dickey gets a new band : the rise of Great Southern -- Angels and demons : Gregg's solo work continues -- Hollywood and Holly-wouldn't : two the hard way -- Together again : the first reunion of the Enlightened Rogues -- The pop transformation : the Arista years -- The Dickey Betts Band : when Dickey met Warren -- Everything old is new again : the reunion and the Dreams tour -- Love is all that remains the same : Seven turns -- The new legacy : back to where it all begins -- Wylde Mushrooms and back to where it all begins -- By the time we got to Woodstock : two more days of peace and music -- The Hall of Fame : right where they belong -- Second set : got live if you want it -- | |
505 | 8 | |a Changing of the Guard : searching for simplicity on the band's thirtieth anniversary -- Hell freezes over : the loss of a Brother -- Revival : the great Southern reunion -- The tape is rolling : the lost Dan Toler interview, 2000 -- The tape is rolling : the Dickey Betts interview, 2002 -- Ridin' the mule : Warren and Woody carry on -- Smile at half mast : the death and life of Allen Woody -- The tape is rolling : the Warren Haynes interview, 2001 -- Hittin' the note : once more into the breach -- The fortieth anniversay : the 2009 Beacon blowout -- All good things ... : the band retires from the road -- The tragic loss of another Brother : Butch Trucks (May 11, 1947-January 24, 2017) -- The tape is rolling : the last Butch Trucks interview, 2016 -- End of the line : the last ride of the midnight rider -- The road goes on forever -- Appendices | |
520 | 3 | |a "The road goes on forever utilizes history, personal interviews, and many collected documents to aid in the telling of the story of the humble beginnings and career of the original Southern rock band on this, the 50th anniversary of their formation. Author Michael Buffalo Smith personally spoke with former Allman Brothers members including Gregg Allman, Dickey Betts, Butch Trucks, Warren Haynes, and Allen Woody, as well as producers, engineers, roadies, and fans to create a tribute to Macon, Georgia's greatest rock and roll export. Smith takes us inside the Big House on Vineville Avenue in Macon where the band lived during their peak years and into Capricorn Studios where they recorded all of their original albums. The albums are each given the spotlight as well, including Gregg and Dickey's solo projects, and the book explores the exhaustive list of recording credits accumulated by Duane Allman during his far too short career. There is a complete review of the unprecedented 40th anniversary Beacon Theatre residency in 2009 that found the band joined onstage by a veritable Who's Who of contemporary music greats. More than just a history of the greatest Southern band of all time, The Road Goes on Forever is a reference manual for fans of the band--a book filled with ramblin' men, blue skies, Georgia peaches, and great music. Chuck Leavell, former band member and current Rolling Stones band leader, provides the foreword"--Provided by publisher | |
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adam_text | Contents Acknowledgments viii Foreword ix Introduction 1 1: Les Brers: Once a Brother, Always a Brother 3 2: Birth of the Skydog: Duane Hits Muscle Shoals 18 3: Capricornucopia: Phil, Frank, and Duane 36 4: Trouble No More: Recording the Brothers’ Debut Album 41 5: The Brotherhood: The Roadies and the Band 45 6: People Can You Feel It? Love Is Everywhere: The AI aking of Idlewild South 51 7: When Duane Met Eric: Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs 56 8: The Big House: The Communal Home 61 9: Atlanta Pop: The “Byron” Pop Festival 65 10: At Fillmore East The Brothers Strike Gold 69 11: Closing the Sacred Store: The End of the Fillmore 80 12: Friends: The Delaney and Bonnie Connection 84 13: Guitar Man: The Mystic Journey of Duane Allman’s Goldtop 87 14: The Death of a Brother and a Leader: Howard Duane Allman (November 20, 1946-October 29,1971) 92 15: Eat a Peach for Peace: A Tribute to Duane 99 16: Brothers and Sisters: Commercial Success at Last 104 17: Another Brother Gone: Raymond Berry Oakley (April 4, 1948-November 11, 1972) 113 18: Trouble in Paradise, 1973 115 19: Solo Offerings: Laid Back and Highway Call 119 20: Southern Rock with Strings Attached: The Gregg Allman Tour 127 21: The Tape Is Rolling: An Interview with Tommy Taiton, 2017 131 22: Win, Lose or Draw: Brother against Brother 135 23: Dickey Gets a New Band: The Rise of Great Southern 141 24: Angels and Demons: Gregg’s Solo Work Continues 145 25: Hollywood and Holly-Wouldn’t: Two the Hard Way 151 26: Together Again: The First Reunion of the Enlightened Rogues 154
27: The Pop Transformation: The Arista Years 160 28: The Dickey Betts Band: When Dickey Met Warren 165 29: Everything Old Is New Again: The Reunion and the Dreams Tour 168 30: Love Is All That Remains the Same: Seven Turns 171 31: The New Legacy: Back to Where It All Begins 174 32: Wylde Mushrooms and Back to Where It All Begins 178 33: By the Time We Got to Woodstock: Two More Days of Peace and Music 182 34: The Hall of Fame: Right Where They Belong 184 35: Second Set: Got Live if You Want It 187 36: Changing of the Guard: Searching for Simplicity on the Band’s Thirtieth Anniversary 189 37: Hell Freezes Over: The Loss of a Brother 193 38: Revival: The Great Southern Reunion 197 39: The Tape Is Rolling: The Lost Dan Toler Interview, 2000 202 40: The Tape Is Rolling: The Dickey Betts Interview, 2002 208 41: Ridin’ the Mule: Warren and Woody Carry On 218 42: Smile at Half Mast: The Death and Life of Allen Woody 222 43: The Tape Is Rolling: The Warren Haynes Interview, 2001 226 44: Hittin’ the Note: Once More into the Breach 235 45: The Fortieth Anniversary: The 2009 Beacon Blowout 238 46: All Good Things...: The Band Retires from the Road 270 47: The Tragic Loss of Another Brother: Butch Trucks (May 11, 1947-January 24, 2017) 273 48: The Tape Is Rolling: The Last Butch Trucks Interview, 2016 275 49: End of the Line: The Last Ride of the Midnight Rider 281 50: The Road Goes on Forever 283 Appendix I: Roots: The Band’s Biggest Influences 285 Appendix II: Awards and Special Recognition 295 Appendix III: Skydog: The Duane Allman Retrospective 286 Appendix IV: Other Recordings Not
to Be Missed 302 Selected Bibliography 307 Index 311
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spelling | Smith, Michael Buffalo 1957- Verfasser (DE-588)1027699340 aut The road goes on forever fifty years of the Allman Brothers Band music [1969-2019] Michael Buffalo Smith Macon, Georgia Mercer University Press [2019] © 2019 315 Seiten, 20 ungezählte Seiten Tafeln Illustrationen txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Music and the American South Foreword -- Introduction -- Les Brers : once a brother, always a brother -- Birth of the Skydog : Duane hits Muscle Shoals -- Capricornucopia : Phil, Frank, and Duane -- Trouble no more : recording the Brothers' debut album -- The Brotherhood : the roadies and the band -- People can you feel it? Love is everywhere : the making of Idlewild South -- When Duane met Eric : Layla and other assorted love songs -- The big house : the communal home -- Atlanta pop : the "Byron" Pop Festival -- At Fillmore East : the Brothers strike gold -- Closing the sacred stores : the end of the Fillmore -- Friends : the Delaney and Bonnie connection -- Guitar Man : the mystic journey of Duane Allman's Goldtop -- The death of a brother and a leader : Howard Duane Allman (November 20, 1946-October 29, 1971) -- Eat a peach for peace : a tribute to Duane -- Brothers and sisters : comnmercial success at last -- Another Brother gone : Raymond Berry Oakley (April 4, 1948-November 11, 1972) -- Trouble in Paradise, 1973 -- Solo offerings : Laid back and Highway call -- Southern rock with strings attached : the Gregg Allman Tour -- The tape is rolling : an interview with Tommy Talton, 2017 -- Win, lose, or draw : Brother against Brother -- Dickey gets a new band : the rise of Great Southern -- Angels and demons : Gregg's solo work continues -- Hollywood and Holly-wouldn't : two the hard way -- Together again : the first reunion of the Enlightened Rogues -- The pop transformation : the Arista years -- The Dickey Betts Band : when Dickey met Warren -- Everything old is new again : the reunion and the Dreams tour -- Love is all that remains the same : Seven turns -- The new legacy : back to where it all begins -- Wylde Mushrooms and back to where it all begins -- By the time we got to Woodstock : two more days of peace and music -- The Hall of Fame : right where they belong -- Second set : got live if you want it -- Changing of the Guard : searching for simplicity on the band's thirtieth anniversary -- Hell freezes over : the loss of a Brother -- Revival : the great Southern reunion -- The tape is rolling : the lost Dan Toler interview, 2000 -- The tape is rolling : the Dickey Betts interview, 2002 -- Ridin' the mule : Warren and Woody carry on -- Smile at half mast : the death and life of Allen Woody -- The tape is rolling : the Warren Haynes interview, 2001 -- Hittin' the note : once more into the breach -- The fortieth anniversay : the 2009 Beacon blowout -- All good things ... : the band retires from the road -- The tragic loss of another Brother : Butch Trucks (May 11, 1947-January 24, 2017) -- The tape is rolling : the last Butch Trucks interview, 2016 -- End of the line : the last ride of the midnight rider -- The road goes on forever -- Appendices "The road goes on forever utilizes history, personal interviews, and many collected documents to aid in the telling of the story of the humble beginnings and career of the original Southern rock band on this, the 50th anniversary of their formation. Author Michael Buffalo Smith personally spoke with former Allman Brothers members including Gregg Allman, Dickey Betts, Butch Trucks, Warren Haynes, and Allen Woody, as well as producers, engineers, roadies, and fans to create a tribute to Macon, Georgia's greatest rock and roll export. Smith takes us inside the Big House on Vineville Avenue in Macon where the band lived during their peak years and into Capricorn Studios where they recorded all of their original albums. The albums are each given the spotlight as well, including Gregg and Dickey's solo projects, and the book explores the exhaustive list of recording credits accumulated by Duane Allman during his far too short career. There is a complete review of the unprecedented 40th anniversary Beacon Theatre residency in 2009 that found the band joined onstage by a veritable Who's Who of contemporary music greats. More than just a history of the greatest Southern band of all time, The Road Goes on Forever is a reference manual for fans of the band--a book filled with ramblin' men, blue skies, Georgia peaches, and great music. 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spellingShingle | Smith, Michael Buffalo 1957- The road goes on forever fifty years of the Allman Brothers Band music [1969-2019] Foreword -- Introduction -- Les Brers : once a brother, always a brother -- Birth of the Skydog : Duane hits Muscle Shoals -- Capricornucopia : Phil, Frank, and Duane -- Trouble no more : recording the Brothers' debut album -- The Brotherhood : the roadies and the band -- People can you feel it? Love is everywhere : the making of Idlewild South -- When Duane met Eric : Layla and other assorted love songs -- The big house : the communal home -- Atlanta pop : the "Byron" Pop Festival -- At Fillmore East : the Brothers strike gold -- Closing the sacred stores : the end of the Fillmore -- Friends : the Delaney and Bonnie connection -- Guitar Man : the mystic journey of Duane Allman's Goldtop -- The death of a brother and a leader : Howard Duane Allman (November 20, 1946-October 29, 1971) -- Eat a peach for peace : a tribute to Duane -- Brothers and sisters : comnmercial success at last -- Another Brother gone : Raymond Berry Oakley (April 4, 1948-November 11, 1972) -- Trouble in Paradise, 1973 -- Solo offerings : Laid back and Highway call -- Southern rock with strings attached : the Gregg Allman Tour -- The tape is rolling : an interview with Tommy Talton, 2017 -- Win, lose, or draw : Brother against Brother -- Dickey gets a new band : the rise of Great Southern -- Angels and demons : Gregg's solo work continues -- Hollywood and Holly-wouldn't : two the hard way -- Together again : the first reunion of the Enlightened Rogues -- The pop transformation : the Arista years -- The Dickey Betts Band : when Dickey met Warren -- Everything old is new again : the reunion and the Dreams tour -- Love is all that remains the same : Seven turns -- The new legacy : back to where it all begins -- Wylde Mushrooms and back to where it all begins -- By the time we got to Woodstock : two more days of peace and music -- The Hall of Fame : right where they belong -- Second set : got live if you want it -- Changing of the Guard : searching for simplicity on the band's thirtieth anniversary -- Hell freezes over : the loss of a Brother -- Revival : the great Southern reunion -- The tape is rolling : the lost Dan Toler interview, 2000 -- The tape is rolling : the Dickey Betts interview, 2002 -- Ridin' the mule : Warren and Woody carry on -- Smile at half mast : the death and life of Allen Woody -- The tape is rolling : the Warren Haynes interview, 2001 -- Hittin' the note : once more into the breach -- The fortieth anniversay : the 2009 Beacon blowout -- All good things ... : the band retires from the road -- The tragic loss of another Brother : Butch Trucks (May 11, 1947-January 24, 2017) -- The tape is rolling : the last Butch Trucks interview, 2016 -- End of the line : the last ride of the midnight rider -- The road goes on forever -- Appendices The Allman Brothers Band (DE-588)5076123-7 gnd Musikgruppe (DE-588)4170827-1 gnd Blues (DE-588)4132568-0 gnd |
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