
This album was recorded live at A&R Studios, New York, on August 26, 1971 and broadcast in stereo on WPLJ-FM. The objective of the broadcast was to promote their "Live At Fillmore East" album. The show was recorded two weeks after the death of King Curtis, who was a great friend, and a huge influence to the late, great Duane Allman, who also, tragically lost his life in a motorcycle crash in Macon on October 29, just two months after this show. During the broadcast, Duane pauses to reflect on his late friend: About King Curtis - that was one of the finest cats there ever was. He was just right on top of getting next to young people, you know? Its a shame. If yall get the chance, listen to that album he made out at Fillmore West Boy, its incredible, its unbelievable, the power and the emotional stature the man had. Hes an incredible human being". A little over eight minutes into the song, You Dont Love Me", Duane slows the band, leading everyone into his own version of Soul Serenade. When Duane repeats the melody of the song , the audience begins clapping along to the lovely tune. Suddenly, Duane jumps in and absolutely cuts the melody to shreds with one of the most emotional and passionate solos you will ever hear, taking it to another amazing level. This is an incredible powerful, graceful, and loving musical eulogy for his lost friend. The group was founded in 1969 by Duane Allman (b. Nov. 20, 1946-d. Oct. 29, 1971) on guitar; Gregg Allman (b. Dec. 8, 1947) on vocals <b>...</b>
Duane
Gregg
Allman
Brothers
Soul
Serenade
One
Way
Out
Herbie
Mann
Push
Eric
Clapton
Let
It
Rain
Layla
Derek
And
The
Dominos
Wilson
Pickett
Hey
Jude
Beatles
Delaney
Bonnie
Come
On
In
My
Kitchen
Only
You
Know
Man
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