Celebrating The 50th Anniversary of The Allman Brothers Band


Celebrating 50 years of the greatest southern rock,blues band.
THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND.
In my CD Player now Live At Fillmore East digitally remastered
great music The Road Goes Forever. 
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tooblue thanks for the tip just sampled it on amazon....great!  I had heard a Johnny Jenkins song on one of the Duane Allman Anthology albums way back but never went deeper.  Big AB fan here since early 70's.
I sit and think about the Allman Concerts I’ve been to.
Dayton Hara Areana 
Riverbend Music Center Cincinnati, OH countless times
Cincinnati Riverfront Coleseum
Cincinnati Music Hall
Lexington.KY
my brother the biggest fan he has all their autographs except
Duane Allman.
I was fortunate enough to have been able to catch the AB's at the Fillmore East during the engagement that produced the legendary live records.  Imagine, the Elvin Bishop Band (he had the Pointer Sisters singing back-up!) 3rd billing, Johnny Winter And 2nd billing, and the Allmans top billing!  S'funny, the original billing had the AB's 2nd to Winter, but I distinctly recall the Allmans coming on last.  Didn't happen during my set but I read during the late show's that Elvin, Johnny, & Rick joined Duane & Dickie for a late night jam.  Man, sometimes the music at the Fillmore just seemed to levitate!  The best of times!!!;)
@tooblue : I bought the Johnny Jenkins "Ton Ton Macoutes" LP (original pressing) two years ago! Certainly rare! And I saw the Allman Brothers in concert in Vancouver, 1973!