Allman Brothers Band
Duane's blues group
The Allman Brothers Band was an American rock group formed in 1969, pioneers of Southern rock—a blend of blues, country, and extended jam improvisation.
Known for twin lead guitars and marathon live performances, the band's signature songs include "Whipping Post" and "Ramblin' Man." The Allman Brothers Band played for three hours straight.
- DuaneMasculine given name
- GreggA shorthand writing system
- Southern rockBlues-meets-country guitar genre
- slide guitarStringed instrument with gliding bar
- jam bandImprovisation-heavy live music group
Macon · Georgia · Ramblin Man · Melissa · blues rock · twin guitars · improvisation · mushroom · peach · roadies · Layla · seventies · boogie · Hammond organ · motorcycle · blues jam · swampy
- Southern RockLynyrd Skynyrd, Blackfoot, Outlaws, Sweet Home Alabama, Ramblin Man
- Jam BandsGrateful Dead, Phish, jam, jams, extended jam
- Central GeorgiaMacon, Perry, Forsyth, Cherry Blossom Festival, Byron
Allman Brothers BandKraftwerk
German electronic music pioneers
Depeche Mode · New Order · Pet Shop Boys · The Ramones · Sex Pistols
Allman Brothers Bandsolo artist
Performer working independently
solo act · one-man band · Michael Jackson · Madonna · Beyoncé
Allman Brothers BandTalking Heads
brother, brothers, manhood, brotherly, brotherhood, banded, banding