The day the music died.
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Welshman
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Greg Allman died. He was 69. Wow!
sailorman
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The Allman Brothers were very popular in my area playing at a place called The Warehouse in N.O. It had been an actual warehouse in the past . They played there so often it was like they were the house band . Admission was $ 5.00 .
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QRTRHRS
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Sad but from what I have been reading in the news about his health issues lately, not unexpected. I saw them twice at the Spectrum in Philly. What a show!
prichard
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Oh wow. That sucks.
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Well, fellow Peach Heads, we have lost our shining star. I hope Greg finds the peace he deserves. Rock on, Dicky Betts....
Rustyiron
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Jammin with "Jelly Jelly right now! RIP Greg
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Thanks for the reminder. I just had Alexa play it for me. Wonder if there's a longer version. The song fades out just as they're getting warmed up.
Rustyiron
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Dickey Betts singing on "Pony Boy" right now.
AchingBack
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I can not believe I'm the first to mention Glen Campbell. An amazing talent, indeed one of the best of my time.
Amazing Grace - [bag pipes] - Glen Campbell in concert - YouTube
Amazing Grace - [bag pipes] - Glen Campbell in concert - YouTube
