Duane and Gregg made these 1968 demos with the Tallahassee-based band the 31st of February, a group that featured a young drummer named Butch Trucks. A brief but significant chapter in the Allmans... more

First time on CD and first time on vinyl in over half a century! Duane and Gregg's pre-Allman Brothers Band group recorded these tracks in '67, and they've been newly mastered from the original... more

The second LP ('68) by Hour Glass finds Duane playing guitar and electric sitar and Gregg covering organ, piano, guitar and vocals. A year later, the Allman Brothers Band were (spectacularly) born;... more

Duane & Greg Allman is an album credited to Duane and Gregg Allman, originally released by Bold Records in May 1972. The release is essentially an album-length demo recording of the '31st of... more

The Allmans leapt from up-and-comers to national stars in '70 and '71—and then Duane was killed in a motorcycle crash in October 1971. One of the most emotionally charged recordings the Allmans ever... more

Recorded just a few months before the Allmans released their biggest album of all time, the #1 smash Brothers and Sisters, this New York concert was also tinged with tragedy, as Berry Oakley had... more