
Conversation from the Crossroads of Southern music, history, & culture is an independent project of historian Dr. Bob Beatty, author of 'Play All Night! Duane Allman and the Journey to Fillmore East.' No affiliation/endorsement with the Allman Brothers.
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Here’s a snippet from a Conversation from the Crossroads podcast episode with Lamar Williams Jr. on an Allman Brothers’ “What if?” regarding Jaimoe’s boyhood friend, his pops, Lamar Sr., who played bass with the ABB from 1972-1976 and in Se...
A few months ago, reader/subscriber/paid member J.D. Seem and I sat for a discussion on Matt Zako’s City’s Backyard podcast. Our conversation focused on At Fillmore East at 55—how the road-hardened band finally captured...
You know it’s gonna be a great conversation when the assignment is to listen to the Avett Brothers in preparation for an interview. The Avett Brothers, Scott and Seth Avett with bassist Bob Crawford and cellist Joe Kwon...
Video of the Allman Brothers Band at Fillmore East on September 23, 1970 has long circulated. And this is the cleanest footage I’ve seen yet.
The ABB played a brisk, 4-song, 40-minute set and debuted two songs from their new a...
Reese Wynans joins me at the crossroads to discuss his role in the founding of the Allman Brothers Band. Reese was a collaborator of Dickey’s going back to their days in the Sarasota scene. He was a member of the Second...
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