# Gregg Allman
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Gregory LeNoir Allman (December 8, 1947 – May 27, 2017) was an American singer-songwriter and musician. He was known for performing in the Allman Brothers Band. Allman grew up with an interest in rhythm and blues music, and the Allman Brothers Band fused it with rock music, jazz, and country at times.
The B's Have It
In this fourteenth episode of Tone Chasers & String Benders, co-hosts Chaz Charles and Dr. Porifera Glund continue their seemingly endless journey through the B's—and somehow manage to travel from the Fillmore East to Canadian jazz clubs, through electric blues, across the classical guitar repertoi…
Episode 1405: Bullfrog's_Roadhouse_3rd_October_2026 - Duration: 02:03:49
Ahoy Froggers,Guess what another edition of BFRH has just dropped for you to wrap yourears around and is waiting for you.. Hit play and let all this be a part of the soundtrack to your day:This is the playlist and these are the tunes that were in this weeks BFRH playlist. however this is not the o…
A Conversation with Paul Hornsby
Paul Hornsby helped build the sound of Southern Rock before anybody even had a name for it.
Long before Capricorn Records turned Macon into sacred ground for rock and roll, Paul was a kid in Alabama watching his father play fiddle, learning guitar and organ in Tuscaloosa R&B bands, and crossing pa…
Did the New Gregg Allman Documentary Do Him Justice?
Gregg Allman was one of rock’s great blues voices, but did the new documentary Music of My Soul really do his story justice? In this episode I break down what the film gets right, what makes it unique, and what longtime Allman Brothers fans may feel is missing.
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Fallin’, Faith, and Muscle Shoals with Lenny LeBlanc
From surfing in Daytona Beach to making music in Muscle Shoals, Lenny LeBlanc has plenty of stories to tell. He joins Billy Lawson at Wishbone Recording Studio to share how friendships with Gregg Allman and Pete Carr helped shape his journey, revisit LeBlanc & Carr’s hit “Fallin’,” and reflect on t…
188: Midnight Rider
Brothers Duane and Gregg Allman had been playing music since childhood, and by the late 1960s, Duane had become a sought-after session guitarist, working with artists like Aretha Franklin and Wilson Pickett. But he had bigger ambitions: a band featuring two lead guitarists and two drummers. With Di…
Little Feat: Staying Funky Fifty Years On (Part 1)
Most bands who started in the tumultuous year of 1969 like Little Feat never make it out of that creative cauldron. How many heroes faded away or flamed out and can only be found now on classic rock radio or in dusty record bins? Little Feat is still here.
And while the group lost talented but temp…
The Whipping Post Express Ep.11: FLASHBACK - Macon City Auditorium 2/11/72
This episode revisits the Allman Brothers Band’s February 11, 1972 performance at Macon City Auditorium, their first hometown show following Duane Allman’s death. Kyler Mosley and Richard Brent explore the power of the five-piece lineup, highlighting Dickey Betts’ slide guitar, Berry Oakley’s bass,…
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