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Duane & Greg Allman Blues Rock Southern Rock Psychedelic Rock 1972 US

Performer: Duane & Greg Allman
Genre: Rock / Blues
Album: Duane & Greg Allman
Released: 1972
Style: Blues Rock, Southern Rock, Psychedelic Rock
MP3 version ZIP size: 1937 mb
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WMA version ZIP size: 1585 mb
Rating: 4.7
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Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	Morning Dew Songwriter – B. Dobson, T. Rose	3:45
A2	God Rest His Soul Songwriter – S. Alaimo*	3:55
A3	Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out Songwriter – Jimmie Cox*	4:32
A4	Come Down And Get Me Songwriter – Ray Gerald	3:40
A5	Melissa Songwriter – G. Allman, S. Alaimo	3:15
B1	I'll Change For You Songwriter – D. Brown*	2:57
B2	Back Down Home With You Songwriter – D. Brown*	2:25
B3	Well I Know Too Well Songwriter – S. Alaimo*	2:15
B4	In The Morning When I'm Real Songwriter – R. Puccetti*	2:40

Companies, etc.

Recorded At – TK Studios
Published By – Nina Music
Published By – Sherlyn
Published By – Pickwick

Credits

Bass – David Brown
Design [Album] – Drago*
Drums – Butch Trucks
Featuring – The 31st Of February
Guitar – Duane Allman
Producer – Steve Alaimo
Vocals, Guitar – Gregg Allman, Scott Boyer

Notes

Unreleased Demo Recordings for The Band "31st Of February", On Which Gregg and Duane Played As Studio Musicians. Sessions Recorded In September, 1968. Includes An Early Version of "Melissa"

Recorded at TK Studios in Hialeah, FL.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Rights Society (A1, A2, A4 to B4): BMI
Rights Society (A3): ASCAP
Matrix / Runout (A-Side Runout Etching): BOLD-12001-A- MR
Matrix / Runout (B-Side Runout Etching): BOLD-12002-B MR

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
MPF 1068	Duane & Greg Allman	Duane & Greg Allman ‎(LP)	Polydor	MPF 1068	Japan	Unknown
2310 235	Duane Allman & Greg Allman*	Duane Allman & Greg Allman* - Duane & Greg Allman ‎(LP)	Polydor	2310 235	Australia	Unknown
2310 235	Duane Allman & Gregg Allman	Duane Allman & Gregg Allman - Duane & Greg Allman ‎(LP, Album)	Polydor	2310 235	Germany	1972
2482 399	Duane & Greg Allman	Duane & Greg Allman ‎(LP)	Polydor	2482 399	Italy	Unknown
2486 203	Duane & Gregg Allman*	Duane & Gregg Allman ‎(LP, Album)	Polydor	2486 203	Germany	Unknown

BoberMod

Great music! Murky recording. If only that could somehow be changed...

Cordaron

Picked this new from the rack in 1972. Having owned and digested IdlewildSouth and Eat a Peach I had to have this. All these years and all over the country this is by my side. To me, Gregs finest ever Blues track, "Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out." Both of the other two albums have been absconded. I still have this. Playing right now again!!

Obong

Dr. Amigo is spot on. For ABB aficionados, this is a 'must have' record. Great recording.

Raniconne

Duane and younger brother Greg made several tries before finally hitting the big time with their phenomenally successful Allman Brothers Band. This LP represents the last pit stop before that legendary group took shape.On these sessions from 1968, the brothers team for the first time with future ABB drummer Butch Trucks, under the moniker "The 31st of February."Within a few years, they'd be one of the most revered and successful groups of the 70s, and these abandoned tapes would find their way into the hands of cheapo label Bold Records.But despite the low-budget artwork and the cash-in pedegree, it would be a mistake to pass over these recordings, which are excellent in both performance and audio quality.Eight of the nine tracks feature Greg singing lead, and the unmistakable Allman vibe shines through. Among the highlights: A terrific runthrough of Bessie Smith's blues classic "Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out" and the venerable Bonnie Dobson anthem "Morning Dew." Covered by everyone from Tim Rose and The Grateful Dead to The Jeff Beck Group and Lulu, this version's up there with the best of them.Perhaps of most interest to Allman fans is this early, electric take on the magnificent "Melissa," which they'd re-record years later for their Eat A Peach LP. Years ago, copies of this were common as dirt, and maybe in some quarters still are. But don't be fooled by the quick-buck look of this package. For Allman fans these are essential recordings.

Vetibert

There is an alternate gatefold cover that is supposedly a promo. Will try to post picture.

Malien

This is an alternate cover. Supposedly a promo. Same catalog number.

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