Topic: Allman Brothers 40th Anniversary

Someone on the Clapton site who visits the Allman Brothers forum posted this link.  I found this to be an enjoyable read...Midnight Rider may be my favorite song and I'm glad Gregg had some kind words for New Jersey.  Gregg is feeling better & wants to gather bands to play for the 40th Anniversary, a different opening act every night & he's already e-mailed Clapton and would like him to bring Steve Winwood along.  I was thinking it sure would be nice for the Joe Bonamassa Band to be invited to help the Allman's celebrate their 40th Anniversary with Joe's Gregg & Devon connections, etc.  So, if anyone is active on the Allman Brothers forum you may want to mention Joe & Co. and if all the scheduling stars alingned...WOW, it would be fantastic..and if anyone else thinks this is a good idea, etc.  Thanks.

http://www.newsobserver.com/105/story/1241251.html

StringsforaCURE~Helping cancer patients one STRING at a time.
http://stringsforacure.com/

Re: Allman Brothers 40th Anniversary

You get all the best gigs. I'm moving to the US!

never give up, never slow down
never grow old, never ever die young

Re: Allman Brothers 40th Anniversary

gsj wrote:

You get all the best gigs. I'm moving to the US!

Couldn't agree more, gsj. I'd love to be at The Beacon next spring. The Allmans have always been neck and neck with Zep as my faves over the years, but they have one major plus point, they're still going strong and I'd really love to see them again. wink Seems like the only way that's going to happen now is if I cross the pond.

I love this quote from Gregg "We couldn't play it the same way every night. It'd become like a job." What a great life musicians have. smile

Phil

Ars Longa, Vita Brevis

β€œThe guy who has helped the blues industry the most is Joe Bonamassa and I would say he is more rock than some rock stuff, so to me blues is whatever you want it to be!”
Simon McBride in my interview with him in Blues Matters! Issue #56