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I'm No Angel: Gregg Allman (Original Post) appalachiablue Sep 2020 OP
This is one of my favorite Allman Bros. tunes. Ohiogal Sep 2020 #1
Terrific song, Gregg does a great job. Miss him and all appalachiablue Sep 2020 #2
I saw the Gregg Allman Band in 1981 at a festival near Columbus. luvs2sing Sep 2020 #5
Gregg was an amazing soul, so gifted yet he endured appalachiablue Sep 2020 #6
We should compare notes on those musicians. luvs2sing Sep 2020 #9
Definitely, I just found the interview on 'Axs ? TV' but appalachiablue Sep 2020 #10
Full 1 hr. interview, AXS TV: You Tube just short clips I found. appalachiablue Sep 2020 #11
You're playin my song! luvs2sing Sep 2020 #3
Alrighty, what a classic! appalachiablue Sep 2020 #4
One of my ALL-TIME FAVORITE albums! dixiechiken1 Sep 2020 #7
For sure, dixiechicken; gotta enjoy this wonderful music. appalachiablue Sep 2020 #8

appalachiablue

(41,105 posts)
2. Terrific song, Gregg does a great job. Miss him and all
Sat Sep 12, 2020, 03:54 PM
Sep 2020

but their music is still Gold. The Conan interview with Gregg now posted in Video is fun.

I didn't realize he was so close with Pres. Carter but it makes sense. Saw Allman Bros. perform in Oct. 1971, and Gov. Carter debate Ford in Oct. 1976 in college. Time flies!

luvs2sing

(2,220 posts)
5. I saw the Gregg Allman Band in 1981 at a festival near Columbus.
Sat Sep 12, 2020, 04:09 PM
Sep 2020

It was okay, but he seemed pretty strung out. I remember feeling disappointed. We saw the farewell tour in Nashville in 2009, and that was incredible. His final album still brings me to tears. Amazing soul..

appalachiablue

(41,105 posts)
6. Gregg was an amazing soul, so gifted yet he endured
Sat Sep 12, 2020, 04:29 PM
Sep 2020

major losses and challenges. Wish I'd followed him & the band more in later yrs. but was busy w career, marriage.

*Dan Rather's in- depth interview w/ Gregg in 2015, two years before he passed is wonderful. Also heartbreaking when he discusses the early loss of his dad, mom Patsy, Duane, drug struggles, more. Some funny, human stories too.

Maybe I'll post the interview it if I can find a good video copy.

I went to Columbus several times in my youth, knew local C. musicians who performed at WVU, Morgantown.

luvs2sing

(2,220 posts)
9. We should compare notes on those musicians.
Sat Sep 12, 2020, 04:37 PM
Sep 2020

My husband is a musician who played around the region back in the day.

I would love to see that interview if you find it. I’ll look for it, too.

I really didn’t become a serious Allmans fan until I’m No Angel. I liked their songs when I heard them on the radio, but all I knew of them was Gregg and Cher.

appalachiablue

(41,105 posts)
10. Definitely, I just found the interview on 'Axs ? TV' but
Sat Sep 12, 2020, 04:48 PM
Sep 2020

not on You Tube so far. It's lengthy but so well worth watching.

I kinda lost touch during the Cher & Greg years too.

The Columbus musicians I knew played at a club in Morgantown, c. 1972-73; I can't think of the name now. A friend and I worked the bar there some, and the group let me spin a few records during breaks which was fun. I was so young..

dixiechiken1

(2,113 posts)
7. One of my ALL-TIME FAVORITE albums!
Sat Sep 12, 2020, 04:29 PM
Sep 2020

Seen him a few times, one of those with SRV. Amazing memories, all. Thanks for posting.

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