Solo Years 1973-1997: One more Silver Dollar by Gregg Allman (CD, 2009)

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Artist :Gregg Allman. Release Date :2009. Our inventory is always changing and you just never know what is on the shelves. Excellent - May have marks but doesn't have scratches, plays perfectly. Mint - In perfect condition.

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Product Identifiers

ProducerGregg Allman^Johnny Sandlin^Lenny Waronker^Rodney Mills^Russ Titelman^Tom Dowd
Record LabelRven, Raven [Australia]
UPC0612657030424
eBay Product ID (ePID)6070897450

Product Key Features

Release Year2009
FormatCD
GenreSouthern Rock
ArtistGregg Allman
Release TitleSolo Years 1973-1997: One more Silver Dollar

Dimensions

Item Height0.40 in
Item Weight0.20 lb
Item Length5.50 in
Item Width5.04 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs1
Number of Tracks19
TracksMidnight Rider, Queen of Hearts, Don't Mess Up a Good Thing [Live], Please Call Home, These Days, Feel So Bad [Live], Two Steps from the Blues, Come and Go Blues, Let This Be a Lesson to Ya', Cryin' Shame, Sweet Feelin', I'm No Angel, Lead Me on, Demons, Before the Bullets Fly, Slip Away, Whipping Post, The Dark End of the Street, Memphis in the Meantime
NotesRaven presents the first comprehensive, multi-label single CD covering the solo years of Gregg Allman, one of the greatest American musicians of the rock era. The Solo Years 1973-1997: One More Silver Dollar is brimming with exciting R&B, soul, gospel and rock sounds with Gregg's warm and raspy voice well to the fore. As singer, organ player and songwriter for the multifarious Allman Brothers Band, Gregg established an identity as a master of Southern Rock. This is the first time that the best of his solo recordings for both Capricorn and Epic/Sony have been combined on the one CD. Culled from six solo albums, spanning 25 years, this is Gregg establishing his own identity often in a more soulful, less supercharged setting than the powerful Southern blues-rock for which the Allman Brothers had became known. One More Silver Dollar boasts the hit singles 'Midnight Rider' (from 1973's Laid Back) and 'I'm No Angel' (from the 1987 album of same name), plus 'Queen of Hearts', the funky 'Let This Be a Lesson to Ya', 'Demons' and 'Whipping Post' plus covers of Jackson Browne's 'These Days', Clarence Carter's 'Slip Away', James Carr's 'The Dark End of the Street', John Hiatt's 'Memphis in the Meantime' and a compelling live rendition of the Fontella Bass hit 'Don't Mess Up a Good Thing'. with superb quality audio, detailed liner notes, colour booklet.
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