One Way Out: The Inside History of the Allman Brothers Band (59 page)

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Louis, Danny

“The Love Song of Alfred J. Prufrock” (Eliot)

Low Country Blues

LSD

Ludlow Garage benefit

Lyle, Dave

Lyndon, A. J.

Lyndon, Skoots

Lyndon, Twiggs

death of

life of

live album photo and

living in apartment of

mental hospital and

“Midnight Rider” and

murder of Angelo Aliotta and

organizational skills of

as production manager

release from prison

Lynyrd Skynyrd

Macon, Georgia.
See also
The Big House

Macon City Auditorium: 2/11/72

Mahal, Taj

Mama Louise

Idlewild South
and

support from

West Coast concert and

Man in Motion

Mann, Herbie

Marriage

Marshall, Jim

Marshall Tucker Band

Massarsky, Steve

Mayfield, Curtis

McConnell, Page

McDonald, Country Joe

McEuen, Bill

McTell, Willie

“Me and Bobby McGee”

Meadows, Dixie

“Mean Woman Blues”

Meeks, John

“Melissa”

acoustic influences and

Duane and Gregg Allman
and

Eat a Peach
and

Tom Dowd and

writing and recording of

Mental hospital

Methadone

“Midnight Rider”

acoustic influences and

Allen Woody and

Idlewild South
and

Kim Payne and royalties for

Laid Back
and

new spin on

writing and recording of

Mighty High

Miles, Floyd

Molly Hatchet

Montgomery, Wes

Morse, Steve

Motel Shot

Motorcycles

Berry Oakley and

Duane Allman and

Kim Payne and

“Mountain Jam”

2000 summer tour and

early live shows and

Eat a Peach
and

At Fillmore East
and

“Mr. P. C.”

Muddy Waters

Mule Tracks

Mulennium

Murder of Angelo Aliotta

Muscle Shoals, Alabama

Mushroom tattoos

Mushrooms, psychedelic

“My Favorite Things”

Naked photos

Naming of band

Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, NY, 5/1/73

Neel, Johnny

New Orleans Warehouse

New York City

Nicknames

“Night in Tunisia”

Nitty Gritty Dirt Band

“No One to Run With”

“Nobody Knows You When You’re Down and Out”

“Nothing You Can Do”

Oakley, Berry

after death of Duane Allman

Alabama drug bust and

arrangements and

band as family and

The Big House and

burial of

death of

“Hoochie Coochie Man” vocals and

joining band

rehab and

Twiggs Lyndon murder trial and

Oakley, Berry Duane

Oakley, Candy

Oakley, Linda

The Big House and

death of Berry Oakley and

women, families and

Ocmulgee River

“Old Before My Time”

On Made Up Mind

On the Edge

“One for Woody” benefit concert

One More Try

“One Stop BeBop”

“One Way Out”

One Way Out: Live at the Beacon Theater

Opium

Out of the Madness

Outlaws

“Outskirts of Town”

Page, Jimmy

Painter’s Mill Music Fair

Paley, Stephen

Parish, Steve

Pattern Disruptive

Payne, Kim

Aliotta’s Lounge murder and

The Big House and

death of Berry Oakley and

firing of

live album photo and

“Midnight Rider” and

rehab and

RFK Stadium concert and

travel to Macon, Georgia

Peakin’ at the Beacon

Pearson, Jack

initial invitation to

joining band

tinnitus and

“People Get Ready”

Perkins, Willie

Alabama drug bust and

The Big House and

drugs and

as new manager

Petty, Joe Dan

Alabama drug bust and

Berry Oakley after death of Duane Allman and

death of

drugs and

Oteil Burbridge and

Phillips, Tuffy

Philosophy

Photographs

on debut album

on live album

naked

Pickett, Wilson

Piedmont Park (Atlanta) show

Playin’ Up a Storm

“Please Be With Me”

“Please Call Home”

Podell, Jonny

“Pony Boy”

Popper, John

Post College concert

C. W. Post concert

Powell, W. David

“The Preacher”

Premier Talent

Prestia, John

Prison

Prufrock, Alfred J.

Push, Push
sessions

Quiñones, Marc

Radio City Music Hall

“Ramblin’ Man”

“Rave On”

“Raven Black Night”

Reach for the Sky

Reading

Red Dog

disability checks of

firing of

rehab and

role of

Redding, Otis

Reed, Elizabeth Jones.
See also
“In Memory of Elizabeth Reed”

Rehab

four band members in 1971

Gregg Allman and

Reincarnation

Reinhardt, Django

Reinhardt, Larry

“Relativity”

Renaissance Man

Reunions of band

Revelator

“Revival”

RFK Stadium concert

“The Road to Calico”

The Road to Escondido

Roadsongs

Roberts, Howard

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

“Rocking Horse”

Roosman, Donna.
See
Allman, Donna

Rose Hill cemetery

Royalties

in 1970

Capricorn Records lawsuit and

John Scher and

Kim Payne, “Midnight Rider” and

Phil Walden and

“Run Gypsy Run”

Ryan, John

“Sailing Across the Devil’s Sea”

Sandlin, Johnny

as Capricorn studio manager

Eat a Peach
and

entry into group

“Sarod”

“Saturday Night in Macon” show

Saturday Night Live performance

Scaggs, Boz

Scher, John

Screw
magazine

Sea Level

Sea Level (band)

Searching for Simplicity

Second Coming

Segregation

Set lists

“Seven Turns”

Seven Turns

Shades of Two Worlds

Sharrock, Sonny

Shout

“Sin’s a Good Man’s Brother”

Skydiving accident

Skydog: The Duane Allman Retrospective

Skyman and Skydog nicknames

Slide guitars

Derek Trucks and

Dickey Betts and

Duane Allman and

Warren Haynes and

Smile at Half Mast tour

Snitching

Songlines

Songs

“Afro Blue”

“Ain’t Wastin’ Time No More”

“All Blues”

“All My Friends”

“Anyday”

“Back Where I started”

“Bell Bottom Blues”

“Beyond the Pale”

“Birth of the Mule”

“Black-Hearted Woman”

“Blue Sky”

“Bougainvillea”

“Broken Arrow”

“Can’t Lose What You Never Had”

“A Change Is Gonna Come”

“Come & Go Blues”

“Come On in My Kitchen”

“Cortez the Killer”

“Cross to Bear”

“The Devil Went Down to Georgia”

“D-I-V-O-R-C-E”

“Done Somebody Wrong”

“Don’t Want You No More”

“Dreams”

“Drown in My Own Tears”

“Drunken Hearted Boy”

“Duane’s Tune”

“Early Morning Blues”

“Expecting to Fly”

“Firing Line”

“Footprints”

“God Rest His Soul”

“Goin’ Upstairs”

“Good Clean Fun”

“Grinning in Your Face”

“Hey Jude”

“The High Cost of Low Living”

“High Falls”

“Hoochie Coochie Man”

“Hot ’Lanta”

“I Looked Away”

“I Shall Return”

“I’m No Angel”

“It’s Not My Cross to Bear”

“Jelly Jelly”

“Jessica”

“John the Revelator”

“Keep on Growing”

“Key to the Highway”

“Kind of Bird”

“Layla”

“Leavin’”

“Les Brers in A Minor”

“Little Martha”

“Little Wing”

“From the Madness of the West”

“Me and Bobby McGee”

“Mean Woman Blues”

“Melissa”

“In Memory of Elizabeth Reed”

“Midnight Rider”

“Mountain Jam”

“Mr. P. C.”

“My Favorite Things”

“Night in Tunisia”

“No One to Run With”

“Nobody Knows You When You’re Down and Out”

“Nothing You Can Do”

“Old Before My Time”

“One Stop BeBop”

“One Way Out”

“Outskirts of Town”

“People Get Ready”

“Please Be With Me”

“Please Call Home”

“Pony Boy”

“The Preacher”

“Ramblin’ Man”

“Rave On”

“Raven Black Night”

“Relativity”

“Revival”

“The Road to Calico”

“Rocking Horse”

“Run Gypsy Run”

“Sailing Across the Devil’s Sea”

“Sarod”

“Saturday Night in Macon”

“Seven Turns”

“Sin’s a Good Man’s Brother”

“Soulshine”

“Southbound”

“Spanish Castle Magic”

“Stand Back”

“Statesboro Blues”

“Stormy Monday Blues”

“Straight from the Heart”

“Sweet Home Alabama”

“Tangled Up in Blue”

“Tell the Truth”

“Thelonious Beck”

“These Days”

“Thorazine Shuffle”

“Trouble No More”

“True Gravity”

“Volunteered Slavery”

“War Pigs”

“Wasted Words”

“Where It All Begins”

“Whipping Post”

“Why Does Love Got to Be So Sad?”

“Will the Circle Be Unbroken?”

“World of Difference”

“You Don’t Love Me”

Songwriting

acoustic influences and

Berry Oakley and

Dickey Betts and

Duane Allman and

for first Arista Records album

Gregg Allman and

“Jessica” and

“From the Madness of the West” and

Warren Haynes and

Soul Serenade

“Soulshine”

“Southbound”

Southern Fried

Southern rock

“Spanish Castle Magic”

Special guests, Beacon Theatre shows and

Spiritual advisor

Stadium tour of 1974

Stage fright

Stage volume

“Stand Back”

Stanley, Owsley

Starship (plane)

State of Alabama v. the Members of the Allman Brothers Band

“Statesboro Blues”

American University 12/13/70
and

Beacon Theater shows and

Idlewild South
and

slide guitar and

Stigwood, Robert

Stills, Stephen

“Stormy Monday Blues”

“Straight from the Heart”

Suicide

SUNY at StonyBrook: Stony Brook, NY 9/19/71

“Sweet Home Alabama”

Tales of Ordinary Madness

Talton, Tommy

“Tangled Up in Blue”

Tattoos

Tedeschi, Susan

Tedeschi Trucks Band

“Tell the Truth”

“Thelonious Beck”

“These Days”

31st of February

“Thorazine Shuffle”

Tinnitus

Toler, “Dangerous” Dan

Toler, Frankie

Touring

in 1980s

after death of Berry Oakley

after death of Duane Allman

importance of

intensity of

toll of

Transplant, liver

“Trouble No More”

Trucks, Butch

Alabama drug bust and

breakups of band and

disagreement with Dickey Betts and

drugs and

as drummer

joining band

Lamar Williams and

“From the Madness of the West” and

reunions of band and

touring without Dickey Betts and

Trucks, Derek.
See also
Derek Trucks Band; Tedeschi Trucks Band

joining band

life of

playing with band as child

talent of

touring without Dickey Betts and

Warren Haynes and

“True Gravity”

Tuttle, Lyle

Twentieth anniversary tour

Ungano’s

Vaughan, Stevie Ray

Velvet Underground

Vocals, Gregg Allman and

Volume, disagreement over

Volunteer Jam

“Volunteered Slavery”

Walden, Phil

Boston Tea Party and

conflict of interest of

early support from

Jimmy Carter and

Les Dudek and

“Melissa” and

money and

resigning with

signing with

Walden Enterprises

Wanee Festival

“War Pigs”

“Wasted Words”

Watkins Glen Speedway concert

Watson, Andrew

Weir, Bob

West, Kirk and Kirsten

Wet Willie

Wexler, Jerry

“Where It All Begins”

Where It All Begins

“Whipping Post”

Allen Woody and

Berry Oakley and

At Fillmore East
and

“Les Brers in A Minor” and

writing of

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