The Allman Brothers Band - A Decade of Hits 1969-1979
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Free Music Review: Perfect selection from their catalogue
Hit: 5 Stars
The Allman Brothers Band A Decade of Hits has a very essential selection of songs from the bands best albums. The ABB was composed of some of the best musicians from the south. Duane Allman's sweet slide guitar is heard at its peak on Ramblin Man and Statesboro blues. Dickey Betts finest compositions were not spared on this one. In Memory of Elizabeth Reed, Ramblin Man, and Jessica among others are sweeping instrumental jams where the talents of all the band members are shown. And if you thought this band was just big on the electric guitars, organs, and dual-drummers, then they've thrown in a Little Martha with just Duane on the acoustic with a pacific tune. After Duane died the band had forge on and Greg wrote the uplifting Ain't Wasting Time Nor More. The band proved they could still rock on songs like Crazy Love and Wasted Words. Some of the material on this album is taken from the Fillmore Concerts such as Statesboro and One Way Out. These two tracks just hint at the enormous amount of riffs, licks, and solos that appear on the "Live at the Fillmore East" album. So if your into the more instrumental "jam band" aspect of ABB then buy the Fillmore East live album, even though this album covers that aspect of them sufficiently. The thing that I love most about this band is that they not only are incredible songwriters and singers but they are such masters of the instruments that they play. This album shows all the different talents that the band had and now all that is left other than the remaining members is the music. And this is the best of their songs.Free Music Review: Unbelievable
Hit: 5 Stars
This is by far the best Allman Brothers cd ever. I was hooked after listening to the first song. Dickie Betts is sensational on the guitar while Greg Allman is singing and playing the piano. I have never seen a CD with as many good songs on it as this one. You are making a big mistake if you do not buy this CD NOW!!! I gurantee you will be satisfied.Free Music Review: The Allman Brothers Band
Hit: 5 Stars
This was a great c'd/tape. I think that everyone the grew up with the allman brothers know that they were a great band. But now there are the teens from this generation that are starting to really get into there music. I recomend this cd to any fan of the allman brothers..Free Music Review: Great collection, best as an introduction
Hit: 5 Stars
The ABB is simply one of the best bands to ever grace the radio waves, vinyl and CD's. This a great highlight of some of their best tunes. I don't know about "hits" but there is a lot of meat here. Besides the radio through the 70's and 80's and a cousins old LP, it was my intro when it came out. To really appreciate the depth and genious of this band, you need to acquire the studio CD's and the fascinating live at the Fillmore and more. For a casual fan this is a must, only problem is, if you listen to it too much this band is habit forming and you will have to dig deeper and get all of their stuffFree Music Review: You MUST own this CD!
Hit: 5 Stars
This CD is a must have for anyone who's even remotely an Allman Bros fan. While there may be a few really hardcore fans who are sick of the songs on this release, most fans will tell you that any collection of Allmans' material should begin with this album. Every song on this CD is incredibly good. There are a few songs that aren't included on this album - No One to Run With, Mountain Jam, Trouble No More, etc - but there are enough that ARE included to keep this CD at a 5 star rating.