After reaching the charts with their self-titled 1969 debut, the Allmans vaulted into the Top 40 less than a year later with this sophomore LP. This is where they started moving from blues to country... more

2013 collection from the Southern Rock pioneers. The unique dynamic sound created by the two brothers (keyboardist and soulful vocalist Gregg and the late guitar-hero Duane) alongside the four other... more

So many sizzling Southern-rock albums the Allmans put out from 1969 to 1979, and these are 30 of the hottest cuts from that peak stretch! The hits "Ramblin' Man," "Midnight Rider," "Revival,"... more

"The Allman Brothers Band at Fillmore East" has long been regarded as one of rock's great live albums, but portions of those legendary performances have also wound up on albums like "Eat a Peach" and... more

This Allman Brothers classic comes home to Capricorn Records sporting remastering from the original master tapes and packaging authentic to the original LP release (2 complete LPs on 1 CD). Tracks... more

This Allman Brothers classic comes home to Capricorn Records sporting remastering from the original master tapes and packaging authentic to the original LP release (2 complete LPs on 1 CD). Tracks:... more

Their only #1 LP, a platinum seller with the Allmans' all-time biggest hit, the #2 smash Ramblin' Man. Dickey Betts—and a country-tinged sound—began asserting themselves here; also: Jessica;... more

The swagger and soul of the Allmans' 1969 debut made it one of the best first albums by any band. They dig into the blues with Muddy Waters' Trouble No More and go beyond it with It's Not My Cross to... more