The Allman Brothers Band - Soul Serenade (1971) download song

The Duane Allman sound, recognizable light years away, in an instant.

Duane. The best of all

beautiful.......man this tears right at the heart.

Rip Butch Trucks and Greg Allman.Your music will live forever.

RIP Brother Gregg. Jam on with Big Bro forever!

Sweeet, Duanes' playing brings pure joy and sometimes a tear after all this time.....how did 26 people dislike this ???

If I ever had a goat I'd name him Duane instead of Jimi

91 fillmore east shows, one the best shows I'd seen back in high school. These guys launched some great trips in the woods with my boom box when the ferns were over my head (I was sitting in a patch) and everything was emerald hexagonal paradise.

I wonder if Dickie wrote Jessica while Duane was alive. Did Duane get a chance to jam on that tune? wow Dickie tore it up, wonder what Duane would have done with it?

Allman Brothers Band do King Curtis, how can you get any better than that? Great stuff.

The King Curtis LIVE AT FILLMORE WEST is spectacular. But that's half the story. He was the leader and music director for Aretha Franklin's companion album, LIVE AT THE FILLMORE WEST. Billy Preston on the mighty Hammond, and such a magnificent band behind Aretha. AND....she brings out Ray Charles.... ahhhhhh

The Greats Guitar player Sky Dog RIP Daune

As good as the rest were Duane, and Dicky were the best twin lead players ever. Dicky seemed to get energy from Duanes playing

Poetry in sound. One of my favorite moments when listening to this era of the Allman Brothers happens right at 3:20. It is like the gates of the sky (dog) open up and welcome all in who are truly listening!

THE ALLMAN BROTHERS AT THEIR ABSOLUTE PINNACLE OF GENIUS THIS IS NO MORE ROCK THAN IT IS POLKA.. IT IS MUSIC OF THE SPHERES...WOW!

47 years later since I first heard Duane. Still the best slide guitar licks I have ever heard.

Dickey in left channel, Duane in the right.......unless yer ear goggles are on backwards......

Check-out same jam, but more: You Don’t Love Me, Final Night at the Fillmore.