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The Midnight Rider Gregg Allman and The Allman Brothers Band, includes the songs "Ramblin Man" and "Melissa" The Allman Brothers have gotten into the 2008 Presidential race - Interestingly, In the 2008 Presidential Primary race, Hillary Clinton...
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This CD is not the best of the Allman Brothers, but is an O.K. CD all the same. Unfortuantely, it focuses more on the post-Duane era than when the guitarist was with the band, and when their best material was produced. Instead, for a true best of...
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Sure, the Allman Brotheres Band is the greatest southern rock band of all time, and my personal favorite. Sure, every single song on here is absolutely amazing, but unless you've never even heard of the Allman Brothers before, you need more. read full review | report as inappropriate

The Allman Brothers will receive Billboards Legends Of Live Award. This Award is Given for Contributions to Live performing. The Allman Brothers have gotten into Politics during the 2008 Presidential Race - Interestingly, In the 2008 Presidential...
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I was very disappointed with this CD. It is not the album I remember. Some of the material has been left off to allow the double album set to fit onto one CD. Too bad.
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I bought this CD because it's the only one of their CD's that I know of that has "Stormy Monday" on it. Unfortunately, several of the other tracks sound to me like so much stoned out, mindless meandering on lead guitar; kind of boring and...
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I bought this album a couple of years ago, and I believe it is the greatest Southern Rock album out there. Lots of jamming from guitarist Dickie Betts. Ramblin Man is one of my favorite songs ever made (along with Stairway to Heaven, Echoes,...
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That's about all I can say about it. I listened to it once through and the only redeeming song on it is Jessica. The others are pretty mediocre.
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This album isn't bad but it's a far cry from the Allman's first four albums . You can see them going from a hard core blues band to somewhat of a pop band . Ramblin' Man (featuring Les Dudek on lead guitar) and Jessica (featuring Dudek on...
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this is really good example of how the allmans sounded, when they were younger. this has some very good songs on it. also they are a very soulful and melodic band. the mountain jam goes on forever, which is good to relax to. another classic cd, by...
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I know I'll probably be knocked for giving this final Allman Brothers album to feature Duane Alman only three stars; but I must admit that I find it a little uneven.

It has a strong opener in Gregg Allman's "Ain't Wasting Time No More", but...
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I purchased this in the hopes that these remastered versions would yield a significant sonic improvement over the poor quality earlier versions of the first two ABB albums on CD that I already owned.

What I wasn't expecting was that...
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Great classic selection of Allman originals. Did not notice any huge differences with the remastering, but then, my ears are much older. A must have if you want to hear the original Allman Bros. Band when all were still alive. Dual lead guitars,...
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I finally understand the fuzz about Duane. I have only occasionally heard his guitar playing on different albums - but never owned an album myself. I have 300+ blues albums with all of the greats Howlin, Muddy, Buddy, the Kings, T-Bone among many...
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plays fine a friend had volume 1 or 2 years ago and don't remember which,
i see now it must have been 2.
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The Duane Allman Anthology Volume 2 brings together an eclectic mix of musicians and Allman's superior guitar skills. The range of music on this two-disc set displays Allman's versatility. Blues, Motown, southern rock, straight rock 'n roll, funky...
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For some reason, I missed An Anthology, Vol. 2 when it was first issued. I wasn't even aware that it existed until it popped up in my recommendations one day after I reviewed some other 1960s blues-rock. I liked Vol. 1 well enough in its day, so I...
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I heard some tracks from this album while flipping through radio stations on a road trip. As soon as I got to a computer I had to get to amazon and find this.
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When I first heard this collection was in the summer of'69. I had some neighbors who were big devotees of the then emerging southern fried rock scene. The albums style swings between Birmingham influenced blues & the raw edged Georgia/Florida...
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Los Allman Bothers son una de las formaciones m?s s?lidas de blues rock americano de fines de los 60's, y aunque eso no es poco su nivel no est? a la altura de sus competidores ingleses. No hay nada que decir respecto a su capacidad para asimilar...
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This double CD set is almost literally a dream come true for me. Some sixteen years ago, I was rifling through some old LPs and came across the original "At the Fillmore East", which I had bought (if I recall correctly) in my last year of high...
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Anyone familiar with the greatness of this band needs to revisit it with this release. The remastering of the original material has brought out aspects of play that previous technology couldn't match. All the play stands out with such clarity....
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This was released in order to put together the best of their Fillmore shows not to take the original Fillmore east and eat a peach songs and put them together. The sound is not that great and although the performances are obviously great, it is...
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Great work by the original line-up of the ABB...not quite as much "straight-ahead blues" as the first self-titled release. If you don't already have this or the band's first album, by all means purchase "Beginnings" which combines both works in...
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Produced by the great Tom Dowd, who also produced Aretha Franklin and Eric 'Derek' Clapton among others, this is the Brothers' second album and a worthy successor to their eponymous debut.

Duane Allman is among the greatest guitarists there...
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