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Duncan
Pain's album 'Duncan Pain' is released. (DETAILS)
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The Ithaca Journal
Ithaca, NY
August 29, 1970
page 35 |
Judy Mayhan's album
'Moments' is released. (DETAILS)
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Record World
October 17, 1970
page 149
Billboard
October24, 1970
page 60 |
John Coltrane's compilation album 'His
Greatest Years - The
Best Of John Coltrane' is released. (DETAILS)
This album is
mentioned by Duane in a December 10, 1970 interview with Jon Tiven
(New Haven Rock Press).
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Ella Brown recording
session at the Capricorn Studios in Macon, GA. The tracks 'A Woman Left
Lonely' and 'Touch Me' are
recorded. (NOTE)
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Tippy
Armstrong succeeds Eddie Hinton as session guitarist at the Muscle Shoals Sound
Studios. |
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Sage's album 'Sage By
Sage'
is released. (DETAILS)
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Lowell
Fulson's album 'In A Heavy Bag' is released. (DETAILS)
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JANUARY
1970 |
photo by Twiggs Lyndon
courtesy of the
Jack Weston collection |
photo by Twiggs Lyndon |
The Allman Brothers Band at the Grand
Canyon in January 1970. |
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Cash Box
January 3, 1970
page 25 |
January 3: Frank
Fenter becomes genaral manager of Capricorn Recordse. |
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January 9 & 10: The Allman Brothers
Band concerts at the Electric Factory in Philadelphia, PA. |
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Record World
January 10, 1970
page 20 |
January 10: Record
World magazine: 'Getting It Together'. |
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Cash Box
February 7, 1970
page 38
Billboard
February 7, 1970
page 62 |
January
15: Aretha Franklin's album 'This Girl's In Love With You' is released. (DETAILS)
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Billboard
February 28, 1970
page 52
Rolling Stone
June 11, 1970
page 48
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January
15: John Hammond's album 'Southern Fried' is released. (DETAILS)
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Daily Independent Journal
San Rafael, CA
January 8, 1970
page 7
Oakland tribune
January 11, 1970
page 122 |
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January 15: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Fillmore West in San Francisco, CA. |
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January 16: An Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Mercer University in Macon, GA is canceled. |
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January 16: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Fillmore West in San Francisco, CA. |
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January 17: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Fillmore West in San Francisco, CA. |
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January 18: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Fillmore West in San Francisco, CA. |
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January 21-25: The Allman Brothers
Band concerts at the Whisky A Go-Go in Los Angeles, CA. (NOTE)
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January 24: An Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Georgia College, Physical Education Building, in
Milledgeville, GA is canceled. |
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January 26: The Allman
Brothers Band concert at UC Riverside in Riverside, CA. (NOTE) |
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January 30 & 31: The Allman Brothers
Band concerts at Beavers in Chicago, IL. |
Record World
January 10, 1970
page 1 |
Record World
January 10, 1970
page 5 |
Ronnie Hawkins' single 'Down In The
Alley / Matchbox' is released. Duane Allman plays on both tracks. |
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Wilson Pickett's album 'Right On' is
released. (DETAILS)
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FEBRUARY
1970 |
Cash Box
February 14, 1970
page 25
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Record World
February 14, 1970
page 5
Cash Box
February 21, 1970
page 16
Record World
February 28, 1970
page 8 |
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The Allman
Brothers Band single 'Black Hearted Woman / Every Hungry Woman' is
released. |
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Steve Alaimo's single 'Smilin' In My
Sleep / Melissa' is released. (DETAILS)
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Cash Box
February 7, 1970
page 40
Billboard
February 7, 1970
page 62 |
Lulu's album 'New Routes' is released. (DETAILS)
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Record World
January 3, 1970
page 16 |
Record World
January 17, 1970
page 44
Billboard
February 7, 1970
page 58
The Tampa Times
Tampa, FL
March 9, 1970
page 8 |
Ronnie Hawkins' album
'Ronnie Hawkins' is released. (DETAILS)
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Ronnie Hawkins'
promotional 7" vinyl single 'Down In The Alley', with 2 radio spots
by John Lennon, is released by Cotillion Records. (DETAILS)
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February 1: The Allman Brothers Band
concerts at the Labor Temple in Minneapolis, MN. (NOTE) |
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February 6 & 7: The Allman Brothers Band
concerts at Pappaliski's in Dayton, OH. |
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February 7: Ronnie Hawkins' single
'Down In The Alley' enters the Cash Box Top 100. |
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photo by Amalie R. Rothschild |
February
11, 13 & 14: Grateful Dead and The Allman Brothers Band concerts at the Fillmore
East in New York City are recorded. The Allman Brothers Band recordings
are released by PolyGram/Grateful Dead Records in 1997. (DETAILS)
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February
18: Recording
sessions for The Allman Brothers Band second album 'Idlewild South' at the
Capricorn Recording Studios in Macon, GA. The tracks 'In Memory Of
Elizabeth Reed', 'Hoochie Coochie Man', 'Midnight Rider' and
'Statesboro Blues' are
recorded. (NOTE)
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photos by Jim Wiggins |
photo by Bob Johnson |
February 27: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at Mercer University in Macon, GA. |
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February 28: The Allman Brothers Band
concert in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. |
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The Soul Survivors' single 'Temptations 'Bout To Get Me / Still Got My
Head' is released. (DETAILS)
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Cash Box
March 7, 1970
page 34 |
John Coltrane's compilation album 'The
Best Of John Coltrane' is released. (DETAILS)
This album is
mentioned by Duane in a December 10, 1970 interview with Jon Tiven
(New Haven Rock Press).
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MARCH
1970 |
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Berry & Linda Oakley with their
daughter Brittany, Duane Allman & Donna Roosmann with their daughter
Galadrielle and Gregg Allman & Candace Oakley (Berry's sister) move
to 2321 Vineville Avenue ('The Big House'). |
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March 1: The Allman Brothers Band
concert in St. Paul, MN. |
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March
3: Final concert of the North American tour of 'Delaney & Bonnie &
Friends'. |
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3-19: During this period Carl Radle, Jim Gordon, Jim Price, Bobby
Keys and Rita Coolidge leave the band of Delaney & Bonnie and,
by intervention of Leon Russell, join Joe Cocker's 'Mad Dogs &
Englishmen' tour.
Eric Clapton also leaves the band of Delaney & Bonnie, but he goes
to England. |
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March 7: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Athens College Gym in Athens, GA. |
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March 13 & 14: The Allman Brothers Band
concerts at The Warehouse in New Orleans, LA. |
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March 15: Recording
sessions for The Allman Brothers Band second album 'Idlewild South' at the
Criteria Studios in
Miami, FL. An alternate version of the track 'Midnight Rider' is
recorded. (NOTE)
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March 19: Duane
Allman writes a letter to Holly Barr (the wife of Ralph Barr of
the Nitty Gritty Dirt
Band). (READ)
This letter was sold at an auction in London, UK on July 18,
2018 for
the amount of £ 2,000.
https://www.bonhams.com/auctions/24668/lot/124/
(On this website
is mentioned that The Allman Brothers Band and Santana played at
the Municipal Auditorium in Atlanta, GA on March 26, 1970, but
that is incorrect. The correct date is March 19, 1970.)
This letter was again put up for auction on October 10, 2018 in
Boston, MA.
https://www.icollector.com/Allman-Brothers-Duane-Allman_i31390285 |
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photo by Don Rice |
March 19: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Municipal Auditorium in Atlanta, GA. |
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March 19: First concert of Joe Cocker's 'Mad Dogs And Englishmen' tour in
Detroit, MI. |
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March 20: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at The Aragon in St. Petersburg, FL. |
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March 21: The Allman Brothers Band
concert in Melbourne, FL. |
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March 27-28: Recording of Joe Cocker's 'Mad Dogs And Englishmen' concerts
at the Fillmore East in New York City. |
Orlando Evening Star
Orlando, FL
March 27, 1970
page 3
The Tampa Tribune
Tampa, FL
March 30, 197 |
photos by Bob Fiallo |
March 28: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Winters End Festival in Bithlo, FL.
The festival was relocated from Miami,
FL to Bithlo, FL:
https://www.festivival.com/history/winter-s-end-festival-1970
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March 29: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Jackson Zoo in Jackson, MS or the Jacksonville Beach
Coliseum in Jacksonville Beach, FL. (NOTE)
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APRIL
1970 |
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April 3 & 4: It seems
that the Allman Brothers Band concerts at Ludlow Garage in Cincinnati, OH
were planned to take place on April 3 & 4, 1970, but were
rescheduled to April 4 & 5, 1970. |
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The Cincinnati Enquirer
Cincinnati, OH
April 4, 1970
page 10 |
April 4: An
Allman Brothers Band concert at Ludlow Garage in Cincinnati, OH is
recorded. Released in 1989 as the bootleg CD 'Statesboro Blues' by
'The Swingin' Pig Records' and officially released in 1990 by
Polydor as 'Live At Ludlow Garage 1970'. (NOTE) (DETAILS)
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The Cincinnati Enquirer
Cincinnati, OH
April 4, 1970
page 10 |
April 5: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at Ludlow Garage in Cincinnati, OH. |
The Daily Tar Heel
(student newspaper of the
University Of North Carolina)
Chapel Hill, NC
April 9, 1970
page 6
The Daily Tar Heel
(student newspaper of the
University Of North Carolina)
Chapel Hill, NC
April 11, 1970
page 1 |
The Daily Tar Heel
(student newspaper of the
University Of North Carolina)
Chapel Hill, NC
April 11, 1970
page 1 |
April 11: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Anti-War Festival at Ehringhaus Field in Chapel Hill, NC is canceled. |
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(courtesy of Mark Tucci) |
April 17: The Allman Brothers Band
concert (without Duane) at the Rathskeller, University Of Florida, in Gainesville, FL. (NOTE) |
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(photo taken by
Michelle Wilson
at The Allman Brothers Band Museum
at the Big House in Macon, GA)
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April 18: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Presbyterian College in St.
Petersburg, FL (afternoon show) and at The Aragon in St. Petersburg,
FL (evening show). |
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April 24: Recording
sessions for Delaney & Bonnie & Friends' album 'To Bonnie From
Delaney' and the single 'Free The People / Soul Shake' with the 'Dixie
Flyers' at the Criteria Studios in Miami, FL. The track 'Soul Shake' is
recorded. (NOTE)
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April 24: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at Woodrose Joint Happening, Paramount Theater in Springfield, MA. |
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April 24-27: The Allman Brothers Band
was supposed to play at 'Super Pop 70 III' in the Casino de Montreux
in Montreux, Switzerland, but their concert never took place. (NOTE) |
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April 25: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at Sullivan Co. Community College in Fallsburg, NY. |
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April 28: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at SUNY Stonybrook in Stonybrook, NY. |
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April 29: The Allman Brothers Band
concerts at Aliotta's Lounge in Buffalo, NY. |
Twiggs Lyndon |
The Aliotta family grave
at the Mount Calvary Cemetery
in Cheektowaga, Erie County, NY |
April 30: Angelo Aliotta, the club
owner of Aliotta's Lounge in Buffalo, NY, refused to pay for the previous night's
performance and is stabbed to death by Allman Brothers Band road
manager Twiggs Lyndon. (NOTE) |
The Cincinnati Enquirer
Cincinnati, OH
April 25, 1970
page 10 |
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April 30: An Allman Brothers Band
benefit concert at
Ludlow Garage in Cincinnati, OH is canceled. (NOTE) |
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Recording
sessions for Delaney & Bonnie & Friends' album 'To Bonnie From
Delaney' and the single 'Free The People / Soul Shake' with the 'Dixie
Flyers' at the Criteria Studios in Miami, FL. (NOTE)
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Irma Thomas's single 'I'd Do It All Over You / We Won't Be In Your
Way Anymore' is released. (DETAILS)
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APRIL / MAY
1970 |
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Recording
sessions for Laura Nyro's album 'Christmas And The Beads Of Sweat' at Columbia Studios in
New York, NY. The track 'Beads Of Sweat' is
recorded. (NOTE)
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MAY
1970 |
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Delaney & Bonnie & Friends recording session for the album 'To
Bonnie From Delaney' with the Dixie Flyers at the Criteria Studios
in Miami, FL. |
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Record World
June 13, 1970
page 40 |
Delaney & Bonnie & Friends recording session for the album 'Motel
Shot' at producer/engineer Bruce Botnick's house and manager Alan
Pariser's house in Los Angeles, CA. (NOTE)
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Akron Beacon Journal
Akron, OH
April 26, 1970
page D 11 |
Elyria Chronicle
Telegram
Elyria, OH
May 5, 1970
page 15 |
May 1: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Allen Theatre in Cleveland, OH. |
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Delaware County
Daily Times
Swarthmore, PA
April 30, 1970
page 16 |
May 2: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Swarthmore College in Swarthmore, PA. |
(courtesy of Mark Tucci) |
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May 9: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Alexander Memorial Coliseum, Georgia Tech in Atlanta, GA. (NOTE) |
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The Great Speckled Bird
Volume 3, Issue 20
May 18, 1970
page 7 |
May 10: Grateful Dead
concert at the Atlanta Sports Arena in Atlanta, GA.
The Grateful Dear borrowed the Allman Brothers Band's equipment.
The Allman Brothers Band played a set on their own or / and jammed
with the Grateful Dead. (NOTE) |
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May 15 & 16: The Allman Brothers Band
concerts at The Warehouse in New Orleans, LA. |
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Cash Box
May 16, 1970
page 8 |
May 16: "Capricorn Label Seen By Summer's End". |
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The San Bernardino County Sun
San Bernardino, CA
May 12, 1970
page 21 |
May 16: Final concert of Joe Cocker's 'Mad Dogs And Englishmen' tour at
the Swing Auditorium in
San Bernardino, CA. |
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May 17: The Allman Brothers Band
concert in Miami, FL. |
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May 21: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at Seabreeze HS Auditorium in Daytona Beach, FL. |
(courtesy of Mark Tucci) |
Record World
August 1, 1970
page 53 |
May 22: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Grand Opera House in Macon, GA. |
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May 23: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at Columbia HS Auditorium in Decatur, GA. |
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May 24: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Shady Grove Music Fair in
Gaithersburg, MD. |
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May 26: Recording
sessions for The Allman Brothers Band second album 'Idlewild South' at the
Criteria Studios in
Miami, FL. The tracks 'Don't Keep Me Wonderin', 'Revival', 'Leave My Blues
At Home', 'One More Ride' and an alternate version of 'In Memory Of
Elizabeth Reed' are
recorded. (NOTE)
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May 29 & 30: The Allman Brothers Band
concerts at Pirates World in Dania, FL. |
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May 29, 30 & 31:
The 'Churubusco Live-In' festival in Churubusco, Clinton County, NY
is canceled. (NOTE)
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May 31: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the City College Of New York in New York, NY. |
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Cash Box
May 9, 1970
page 30 |
Delaney
& Bonnie & Friends' single 'Free The People / Soul Shake' is
released. Duane plays electric slide guitar on 'Soul Shake'. (NOTE) |
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Bobby Whitlock leaves
the band of Delaney & Bonnie and moves in with Eric Clapton in
England. His trip to the UK is financed by Steve Cropper. |
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Dave Mason, Carl Radle and Jim Gordon join Eric Clapton and Bobby Whitlock
in England. (NOTE)
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P.P. Arnold recording sessions with Eric Clapton, Bobby Whitlock, Carl
Radle and Jim Gordon. (NOTE)
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Oscar Toney Jr.'s single 'Down On My
Knees / Seven Days Tomorrow' is released. (DETAILS)
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John
Simon's album 'John Simon's Album' is released. (DETAILS)
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JUNE
1970 |
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June 1: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Athens State Teachers College in Athens, AL. |
Gould Auditorium in 2016 |
photo by Merle Tory Torstenson |
June 2: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Gould Auditorium on Jekill Island, GA. (NOTE)
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June 6: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at Hillsboro Jr. College in Tampa, FL. |
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June 7: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at Highway 301 Tampa Bypass (concert in a meadow) in Tampa,
FL. |
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June 6-9: Irma Thomas
recording
sessions at Capricorn Sound Studios in Macon, GA. (NOTE)
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June 9: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Plaza Hotel in Atlanta, GA. |
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June 11: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at Nort's La Scene in Cocoa Beach, FL. |
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June 11: Three letters from the American
Federation of Musicians addressed to Duane and Gregg Allman (535
Cotton Avenue in Macon, GA was the address of the Capricorn Records
offices). |
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June 12: The Allman Brothers Band
concert in Melbourne, FL. |
The Atlanta Constitution
June 7, 1970
page 131
photos by Joe Sia |
Record World
June 27, 1970
page 30
backstage at the Cosmic Carnival
photo by Jim Wiggins |
June 13: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Cosmic Carnival at the Atlanta Braves Stadium
(Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium) in Atlanta, GA. |
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June 27, 1970
page 30 |
June 14: The Allman
Brothers Band concert in Piedmont Park in Atlanta, GA. (NOTE) |
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June 14:
'Derek And The Dominos' début concert at The Lyceum in London. |
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June 15: Sam Samudio
recording
session at Criteria Studios in Miami, FL. (NOTE)
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Orlando Evening Star
Orlando, FL
June 13, 1970
page 7 |
June 18: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Orlando Sports Stadium in Orlando, FL. |
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June 18:
'Derek And The Dominos' recording session at the Apple Studios in
London. (NOTE)
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June 19: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Jacksonville Beach Coliseum in Jacksonville Beach, FL. |
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June 19: The
album 'Delaney & Bonnie & Friends On Tour With Eric Clapton' is
released in the UK. |
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June 20: The Allman Brothers Band
concert in Riviera Beach, FL. |
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June 22: The Allman Brothers Band
concert in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. |
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June 26: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Cobb County Fairgrounds in Marietta, GA. |
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June
27-30: Recording sessions with Duane at the Criteria Studios in Miami, FL
(overdubs for 'Idlewild South'?). (NOTE)
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JULY
1970 |
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Record World
July 11, 1970
page 31 |
July
1-2: The Allman Brothers Band recording sessions with Duane at the Criteria Studios in Miami, FL
(overdubs for 'Idlewild South'?). (NOTE)
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The Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta, GA
June 6, 1970
page 57
The Atlanta Constitution
June 7, 1970
page 131
The Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta, GA
June 27, 1970
page 53
Record World
June 27, 1970
page 30
The Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta, GA
June 27, 1970
page 53
The Tallahassee Democrat
Tallahassee, FL
July 4, 1970
page 2
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The Tampa Tribune
Tampa, FL
July 11, 1970
(The picture of Duane was taken
on March 28, 1970 by Bob Fiallo
at the 'Winters End Festival
in Bithlo, FL)
(NOTE)
Record World
July 11, 1970
page 31
The Miami News
Miami, FL
July 13, 1970
page 27
Record World
July 25, 1970
pages 265 & 270
photo by Sam Feinsilver
photo by David Chamberlain
photo by Art Reilly / Great Rock Photos |
July
3 & 5: The sets The Allman Brothers Band play at the 2nd Atlanta
International Pop Festival in Byron, GA are recorded. Two of the songs are
released in 1971 on the LP 'The First Great Rock Festivals Of The
Seventies' and another one on the CD 'Mycology: An Anthology' in 1998. The
complete sets are finally released by Epic/Legacy in October 2003 as 'The
Allman Brothers Band Live At The Atlanta International Pop Festival'. (DETAILS)
(VIDEO)
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July 7: A letter from the American
Federation of Musicians addressed to Duane Allman. |
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July 9: A letter from the American
Federation of Musicians addressed to Duane Allman (535 Cotton Avenue
in Macon, GA was the address of the Capricorn Records offices). |
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July 10: The Allman Brothers Band
concerts at SUNY Stonybrook in Stonybrook, NY. |
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July 11: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Capitol Theatre in Springfield, MA. |
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July 14:
Recording
sessions for The Allman Brothers Band second album 'Idlewild South' at the
Regent Sound Studios in New York City. The track 'Please Call Home' is
recorded. |
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July 15: A letter from the American
Federation of Musicians addressed to Duane Allman (535 Cotton Avenue
in Macon, GA was the address of the Capricorn Records offices). |
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Statesville Record And Landmark
Statesville, NC
July 17, 1970
page 1 |
July 17: In the 'Statesville Record
And Landmark' from Statesville, NC is mentioned that Duane Allman
was arrested for speeding. |
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July 17: Recording
sessions for Delaney & Bonnie & Friends' album 'To Bonnie From
Delaney' at the Decca Studios in New York City. The track 'Living On
The Open Road' is
recorded. (NOTE)
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The Daily Tar Heel
(student newspaper of the
University Of North Carolina)
Chapel Hill, NC
July 9, 1970
page 7
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Florence Morning News
Florence, SC
July 17, 1970
page 7A
The Tar Heel
Chapel Hill, NC
July 23, 1970
page 11 |
July 18-19: Allman
Brothers Band concerts at the 'Love Valley Festival' are filmed. |
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July 20: Bobby Lance recording
session for the album 'First Peace' at Muscle Shoals Sound
Studio in Sheffield, AL. Duane Allman plays on the track 'More
Than Enough Rain'. (NOTE)
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July 25: The 'Berlin Airlift'
festival (with The Allman Brothers Band) in Berlin, MD is canceled.
Eventually it took place on September 20, 1970 at the RFK Stadium in
Washington, DC. |
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July 26: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at SUNY Stonybrook in Stonybrook, NY. |
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July 29: Delaney &
Bonnie & Friends concert with Duane Allman at the
Mississippi River
Festival at the Southern Illinois University in Edwardsville, IL. (NOTE)
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Record World
July 11, 1970
page 31 |
Ronnie
Hawkins recording sessions (with the Dixie Flyers) at the Criteria Studios
in Miami, FL. (NOTE)
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Record World
October 2, 1971
page 26 |
Rolling Stone
February 18, 1971
page 52
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Johnny
Jenkins' album 'Ton-Ton Macoute!' is released. (DETAILS)
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AUGUST
1970 |
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August 1: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Powder Ridge Festival in Middlefield, CT is canceled.
https://www.festivival.com/history/powder-ridge-festival-1970
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August
2: The Allman Brothers Band concert at Jokers 3 in Greensboro, NC. (NOTE)
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Cash Box
August 15, 1970
page 22
photo by Eric Mirell
with Herbie Mann
photo by Ira Zadikow |
photos by Jim Hanley |
August
5: Delaney & Bonnie & Friends concert with Duane at the
Schaefer Music Festival in New York City. (NOTE)
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August
5: Derek And The Dominos recording session at the Trident Studios in
London. |
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(courtesy of Mark Tucci) |
August 7: Booking
slip for an Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Lower Level in Raleigh, NC.
However, there is no confirmation that this concert really took
place. |
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(courtesy of Mark Tucci) |
August 8: Booking
slip for an Allman Brothers Band
concert at The End Zone Club in Greensboro, NC.
However, there is no confirmation that this concert really took
place. |
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(courtesy of Mark Tucci) |
August 9: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the 220 Drive-In-Theater in Martinsville, VA.
This concert is confirmed by Willie Perkins on Facebook on August 2,
2019:
https://www.facebook.com/william.perkins.3386/posts/2504075172990228
"We did book Martinsville, VA on 08-09-70 outdoors at a drive-in.
I think it was raining, but we played as best I recall."
And from:
http://allmanbrothersband.com/
Just North of Martinsville, VA
Sky, one other band opened
Rained throughout set, only about 200 fans there! |
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August 11: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Cumberland County Arena in Fayetteville, NC. |
Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia, PA
August 13, 1970
page 37 |
The Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia, PA
August 9, 1970
page 5A
The Evening Journal
Wilmington, DE
August 13, 1970
Philadelphia Daily News
Philadelphia, PA
August 27, 1970
page 74 |
August 12: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Spectrum in Philadelphia, PA. |
The Boston Globe
Boston, MA
August 2, 1970
page 61
The Boston Globe
Boston, MA
August 14, 1970
page 3
The Heights
(student newspaper
of Boston College)
September 15, 1970
page 13 |
Boston College Magazine
Fall 2013
pages 30 & 31The Led
Zeppelin concert
was rescheduled to
September 9, 1970
at the Boston Garden:
The Boston Globe
Boston, MA
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August 14: The Allman Brothers Band
was supposed to play at the 'Boston College Eagle Rock Festival' at
the Boston College Alumni Stadium in Chestnut Hill, MA, but the festival
was canceled. (VIDEO)
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August 15: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Magical Mystery Tour in Norfolk, VA. |
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(courtesy of Mark Tucci) |
August 16: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at The String Factory in Richmond, VA. |
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(articles courtesy of Walter
Vanderbeken) |
August 19: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Memorial Stadium in Charlotte, NC is canceled. |
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August 22: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at The Warehouse in New Orleans, LA. |
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August 22:
The Delaney
& Bonnie & Friends' single 'Soul Shake' enters the Cash Box Top
100. |
(photos courtesy of A.J. Sisco - The
Fly) |
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August 23:
The Allman Brothers Band play a free concert at Audubon Park in New
Orleans, LA. Jaimoe did not play, but Jimmy Robinson's conga player
sat in. (PICTURES) |
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August 23: Derek And The Dominos take a flight from London to Miami. |
Record World
September 5, 1970
page 1 |
Cash Box
September 5, 1970
page 33
Billboard
September 12, 1970
page 54 |
August
24: Aretha Franklin's album 'Spirit In The Dark' is released. (NOTE)
(DETAILS)
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August 25: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Jacksonville Beach Coliseum in Jacksonville Beach, FL. |
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August
26: The Allman Brothers Band concert at the Convention Center in Miami Beach, FL. The show is attended
by Derek And The Dominos and Tom Dowd. (NOTE)
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August 26-31: 'Derek And The Dominos' recording sessions for the album
'Layla And Other Assorted Love Songs' at the Criteria Studios in Miami,
FL. (NOTE)
Duane Allman left Miami for a couple of days
to play 3 concerts with The Allman Brothers Band in Pensacola Beach,
FL.
(NOTE) |
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Pensacola News Journal
Pensacola, FL
August 29, 1970
page 24 |
August 28, 29 & 30: The Allman
Brothers Band concerts at The Rapp in Pensacola Beach, FL. (NOTE) |
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Little Richard's album 'The Rill Thing' is released. (DETAILS)
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Derek
And The Dominos single 'Tell The Truth / Roll It Over' is released and
almost immediately withdrawn. (NOTE)
(DETAILS)
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Around August
1970 Duane Allman writes a letter to
Ralph Barr (of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band) and his wife Holly Barr. (READ)
This letter was sold at an auction in London, UK on Luly 18,
2018 for the amount of £ 2,500.
https://www.bonhams.com/auctions/24668/lot/123/
This letter was again put up for auction on December 5, 2018 in
Boston, MA.
https://www.icollector.com/Duane-Allman_i31882908 |
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SEPTEMBER
1970 |
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Billboard
September 12, 1970
page 32 |
September
1-5: 'Derek And The Dominos' recording sessions for the album 'Layla And
Other Assorted Love Songs' at the Criteria Studios in Miami, FL. (NOTE)
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September 2: Sam Samudio
recording
session at Criteria Studios in Miami, FL. (NOTE)
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Billboard
September 5, 1970
page 28
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September 4 & 5: The Allman Brothers Band
concerts at The Scene in Milwaukee, WI.
During his stay in Milwaukee Duane wrote a
letter to Donna Roosmann. This letter was published in 2014 in
Galadrielle Allman's book 'Please Be With Me - A Song For My Father,
Duane Allman'. (NOTE)
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September 6: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at Jolly's Place in Des Moines, IA. |
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September 7 & 8: The Allman Brothers Band
concerts without Duane Allman at the Rush Up Club in Chicago, IL. (NOTE)
These concerts were without Duane Allman, who
was recording with 'Derek And The Dominos' in Miami. (NOTE)
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Billboard
September 12, 1970
page 32 |
September
9-10: 'Derek And The Dominos' recording sessions for the album 'Layla And
Other Assorted Love Songs' at the Criteria Studios in Miami, FL. (NOTE)
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San Antonio Express
San Antonio, TX
September 11, 1970
page 4E |
September 11: The Allman Brothers Band
concerts at the Jam Factory in San Antonio, TX. |
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photo by Van Brooks |
September 12: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Clark Field, University Of Texas in Austin, TX. |
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September 13: Booking slip for an Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Continental Club in Houston, TX.
However, there is no confirmation that this concert really took
place. |
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September
16: In Daytona Beach, FL Duane trades his 1957 Gibson Les Paul Goldtop for
a plain-top 1958/1959 cherry sunburst Gibson Les Paul. In a
motel room in Daytona Beach, FL. the roadies Red Dog and Joe Dan
Petty (or Kim Payne) transfer the PAF humbuckers
of the Goldtop to the sunburst Gibson Les
Paul. (NOTE)
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Orlando Sentinel
Orlando, FL
September 15, 1970
page 16 |
photos courtesy of Matt Koegler
(not confirmed yet that these
pictures were really taken
on September 16, 1970) |
September 16: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Peabody Auditorium in Daytona Beach, FL. |
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September 18: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Memorial Auditorium in Raleigh, NC. |
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(courtesy of Mark Tucci) |
September 19: An Allman Brothers Band
concert (at The String Factory in Richmond, VA ???) is canceled. |
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(courtesy of Mark Tucci) |
September 19: An Allman Brothers Band
concert in Norfolk, VA is confirmed. |
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September 20: 'Berlin Airlift'
festival with The Allman Brothers Band
at RFK Stadium in Washington, DC. (NOTE) |
photos by Barry Plummer |
Eric Clapton is wearing the
'peacock' shirt, before he
gave it to Duane
photo by Amalie R. Rothschild |
September 20: Eric
Clapton wears the 'City Slickers' T-shirt at a Derek And The Dominos
concert at the Fairfield Halls in Croydon, UK.
Eric Clapton gave
Duane Allman the purple
'peacock' shirt and in return Duane gave Eric his red 'City
Slickers' T-shirt. (NOTE) |
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Rolling Stone
December 24, 1970
pages 51
Record World
July 25, 1970
pages 265 & 270
Philadelphia Daily News
Philadelphia, PA
August 27, 1970
page 85
Record World
September 05, 1970
page 33
Cash Box
October 10, 1970
page 39 |
Rolling Stone
December 24, 1970
pages 52
Record World
October 17, 1970
page 140
Abilene Reporter-News
Abilene, TX
October 18, 1970
page 23
Philadelphia Daily News
Philadelphia, PA
October 29, 1970
page 76
The Tampa Tribune
Tampa, FL
October 31, 1970
page 20
Record World
November 7, 1970
page 46
The Baltimore Sun
Baltimore, MD
November 8, 1970
page86 |
September 23: The
Allman Brothers Band album 'Idlewild South' is released. (DETAILS)
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Record World
October 10, 1970
page 52
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September 23: The Allman Brothers Band concert at the Fillmore East in New
York City is videotaped. (NOTE)
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September 25: Booking slip for an Allman Brothers Band
concert at Roanoke College in Salem, VA.
However, there is no confirmation that this concert really took
place. |
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September 26: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Municipal Auditorium in Charleston, SC. |
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The Cincinnati Enquirer
September 26, 1970
page 10 |
September 26: In an ad in The
Cincinnati Enquirer is announced that The Allman
Brothers Band are coming soon to 'Ludlow Garage', but that probably
never happened. |
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Record World
October 10, 1970
page 52 |
September 27: The Allman
Brothers Band concert in Piedmont Park in Atlanta, GA. (NOTE) |
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September 28: A letter from the American
Federation of Musicians addressed to Duane Allman (535 Cotton Avenue
in Macon, GA was the address of the Capricorn Records offices). |
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September 29: An
article in the Macon Telegraph from September 30, 1970 mentions that Duane Allman
traveled from Macon, GA to Seattle, WA to play at Jimi Hendrix'
funeral jam on September 30 with amongst others Derek And The Dominos.
But according to Willie Perkins, Duane did not attend the funeral. (NOTE) |
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June Harris' article 'Getting
Together With The Allman Brothers' is published in the September
1970 issue of 'Hit Parader'.
(READ) |
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Billboard
July 25, 1970
page 20 |
Recording sessions for Petula Clark's album 'Warm And Tender' at the
Criteria Studios in Miami, FL. Duane Allman plays on the track 'Couldn't
Sleep'. (NOTE) |
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Record World
October 17, 1970
page 139 |
Sam Samudio's single 'Me And Bobby McGee / Key To The Highway' is
released. (NOTE)
(DETAILS)
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The Courier-Journal
Louisville, KY
December 6, 1970
page 83 |
Delaney
& Bonnie & Friends' album 'To Bonnie From Delaney' is released. (DETAILS)
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Jackie Avery's single 'Love Is Bigger Than Baseball / Your Love Has
Brought Me (A Mighty Long Way)' is released. (DETAILS)
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Joe Cocker's album 'Mad
Dogs & Englishmen' is released. |
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OCTOBER
1970 |
photo by Bobby Whitlock or Alan
Pariser
taken at the Thunderbird Beach Hotel
Miami, FL
unknown date
(NOTE)
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Billboard
September 26, 1970
page 43 |
October
1-2: 'Derek And The Dominos' recording sessions for the album 'Layla And
Other Assorted Love Songs' at the Criteria Studios in Miami, FL. (NOTE)
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October 3: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at Centre College in Danville, KY. |
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Detroit Free Press
Detroit, MI
October 13, 1970
page 31
Record World
October 17, 1970
page 140
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Record World
October 17, 1970
page 141
Billboard
October 17, 1970
page 26 |
October 4: Delaney & Bonnie & Friends concert with Duane at
Carnegie Hall in New York City. (NOTE)
|
photos by Stephen Paley |
photos by Stephen Paley |
October 8: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at Berry College, Ford Gymnasium, Rome, GA. |
photos by Stephen Paley |
photos by Stephen Paley |
October 9: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at Tully Gymnasium, Florida State University in Tallahassee, FL. |
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photos by Stephen Paley |
October 10: These
photos of Duane Allman with Jaimoe, Berry Oakley and Joseph 'Red Dog'
Campbell are
taken by Stephen Paley at the Thunderbird Motel in in Miami, FL. |
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The Miami News
Miami, FL
October 10, 1970
page 7 |
October 10: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at Miami Jai-Alai in Miami, FL. |
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Bobby Lance recording
session (overdubs) for the album 'First Peace' at the Criteria Studios in
Miami, FL. Duane Allman plays on the track
'More Than Enough Rain'. (NOTE)
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Ronnie
Hawkins recording sessions (with the Dixie Flyers) at the Criteria Studios
in Miami, FL. (NOTE)
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Recording sessions for Petula Clark's album 'Warm And Tender' at the
Criteria Studios in Miami, FL. Duane Allman plays on the track 'Couldn't
Sleep'. (NOTE) |
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Oscar Toney Jr.'s single 'I
Wouldn't Be A Poor Boy / Person To Person' is released. (DETAILS)
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October 13: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the South Georgia College Gym in Douglas, GA. |
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October 14: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Leone Cole Auditorium in Jacksonville, AL. |
From the Georgetown College
1971 yearbook:
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(Thanks to Anthony
Spare
for the info and the pictures)
back row:
Willie Perkins, Jaimoe, Kim Payne,
Jo Dan Petty
front row:
Amy Barnes Mills, Gregg Allman,
Berry Oakley, Dickey Betts,
Judy Johnson, Duane Allman
Dixie Lee Meadows |
October 16: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at Georgetown College, John L. Hill Chapel in Georgetown,
KY. |
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October 17:
The 'Duane Allman Radio Hour', hosted by Ed Shane, is
broadcasted on WPLO-FM in Atlanta, GA. The recording of this radio
show is released in 1972 on the Capricorn Records LP 'Duane Allman
Dialogs'. (DETAILS)
In 2015 it is released again on the CD 'The Boston Rag'. (DETAILS) (NOTE)
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October 17: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at The Sitar in Spartanburg, SC. |
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October 20-22: The Allman Brothers Band
concerts at Stonehenge in Ipswich, MA.
However, there is no confirmation that these concerts really took
place. |
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October 23: The Allman Brothers Band
concerts at SUNY Stonybrook in Stonybrook, NY. |
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October 24: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at Boston Common in Boston, MA. |
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October 25: The Labor
Temple in Minneapolis, MN has to cancel the November 15, 1970 Allman Brothers Band concert. (NOTE)
http://twincitiesmusichighlights.net/venues/labor-temple/
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October 25: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Bucks County Community College in Newtown, PA. |
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Rolling Stone
October 29, 1970
page 20 |
October 29: Rolling
Stone (issue #69): 'Derek & Dominoes & Duane Allman'
(READ) |
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October 30: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, TN. |
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October 30: After accidentaly overdosing on opium after a show in
Nashville, TN. Duane Allman is admitted to Vanderbilt University
Hospital (Willie Perkins: No Saints, No Saviors, page 28). |
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October 31: The Allman Brothers Band play a show at Emory University
in Atlanta, GA without Duane, who is still in Hospital in Nashville,
TN. (Willie Perkins: No Saints, No Saviors, page 28). |
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NOVEMBER
1970 |
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November 1: Duane
Allman reunites with The Allman Brothers Band for a show at Park
Center, Charlotte, NC. (Willie Perkins: No Saints, No Saviors, page
29). |
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Badfinger
(L to R: Joey Molland, Tom Evans,
Pete Ham, Mike Gibbins) |
November
3: Duane Allman attends a concert of the Brittish band 'Badfinger'
at the Emory University in Atlanta, GA.
After the show Duane went with 'Badfinger' to their hotel and jammed
with them on acoustic guitars. (NOTE)
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November
5: Derek And The Dominos perform in the 'Johnny Cash Show' in Nashville,
TN. Eric Clapton buys six second hand Fender Stratocasters at George
Gruhn's 'Sho-Bud Shop' in Nashville. (NOTE)
|
photo by Sidmey Smith |
photo by Sidmey Smith |
November 6: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Kendall Cram Room, Tulane University in New Orleans, LA. |
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November 7: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at The Warehouse in New Orleans, LA.
Peter Green (Fleetwood Mac) jammed with The Allman Brothers Band on
'Mountain Jam'. (NOTE)
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November 8:
The Allman Brothers Band play a free concert at Audubon Park in New
Orleans, LA. (NOTE)
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Rolling Stone
December 24, 1970
pages 51
Record World
November 7, 1970
page 46 |
Rolling Stone
December 24, 1970
pages 52
Record World
November 14, 1970
page 1 |
November 9: The
Derek And The Dominos album 'Layla And Other Assorted Love Songs' is
released. (DETAILS)
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November 15: An Allman Brothers Band concert at the Labor Temple in
Minneapolis, MN is canceled.
http://twincitiesmusichighlights.net/venues/labor-temple/
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November 15-25: John Mayall recording sessions for the album 'Back
To The Roots' at the Larrabee Studios in Los Angeles and the IBC
Studios in London. (NOTE)
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The Red and Black
(Student newspaper
of the University Of Georgia)
Athens, GA
November 19, 1970
page 8 |
photo by Richard Stephenson |
November 17: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Coliseum, University Of Georgia in Athens, GA. |
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November 17: Attorney John Condon
sends a letter to Duane Allman regarding the killing of Angelo
Aliotta by tour manager Twiggs Lyndon on April 30, 1970. |
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November 19, 20 & 21: The Allman Brothers Band
concerts at the Boston Tea Party in Boston, MA. |
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November 21: WBCN-FM radio show with
Duane Allman, Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir in Boston, MA.
These recordings were released in 2015 on the CD 'The New England
Jam'. (DETAILS)
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November 21: The Derek And The
Dominos album 'Layla And Other Assorted Love Songs' enters the
Billboard Top LP'S chart at #195. |
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photos by Craig E. Weil |
November 25: The Allman Brothers Band
concerts at the Oporto Armory in Birmingham, AL. |
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Record World
November 7, 1970
page 46 |
November 25: Laura
Nyro's album 'Christmas And The Beads Of Sweat' is released. (DETAILS)
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November 26: Booking slip for an Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Robarts Sports Arena in Sarasota, FL.
The booking slip shows that the concert was relocated from the
Auditorium on November 27 to the Robarts Sports Arena on November
26.
However, there is no confirmation that this concert really took
place. |
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November 28: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Presbyterian College in St. Petersburg, FL. |
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Delaney & Bonnie & Friends recording session for the album 'Motel
Shot' at Village Recorders in Los Angeles, CA. (NOTE)
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Record World
November 7, 1970
page 46 |
The Allman Brothers
Band single 'Revival / Leave My Blues At Home' is released. |
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DECEMBER
1970 |
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photo by Ralph Basnight
St. Petersburg Independent
St. Petersburg, FL
December 2, 1970
The Tampa Tribune
Tampa, FL
December 6, 1970
page 243 |
December 1:
The Derek
And The Dominos concert with Duane Allman at the Curtis Hixon Hall
in Tampa, FL. is recorded. (NOTE) (DETAILS)
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December 2: Derek And The Dominos
concert with Duane Allman at the War Memorial
Auditorium in Syracuse, NY. (NOTE)
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December 3: Derek
And The Dominos concert (with Duane Allman ???) at the Eastown Theater
in Detroit, MI. (NOTE)
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December 4: The
Derek And The Dominos album 'Layla And Other Assorted Love Songs' is
released in the UK. (DETAILS)
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December 4: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Carolina Coliseum in Columbia, SC. |
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December 5: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Music Factory in Greenville, SC. |
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December 6: Final
concert of Derek And The Dominos at the Suffolk Community College in
Selden, NY. |
Cash Box
January 30, 1971
page 16
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photos by Neal Preston |
December 9: A Dave
Herman interview with Duane Allman is broadcasted on WABC-FM in New
York City. (DETAILS) |
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December
10: The Allman Brothers Band
concerts at the New Haven College / University Of New Haven in West Haven, CT (2 shows). (NOTE) |
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December 10: A Jon Tiven
(New Haven Rock Press) interview with Duane Allman & Berry Oakley.
(READ) |
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December
11: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Fillmore East in New York, NY. |
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December
12: The Allman Brothers Band
concerts at the Fillmore East in New York, NY. |
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from the 1971 Talon Yearbook
of the American University
pages 104 & 105
https://archive.org/ |
December
13: The Allman
Brothers Band concerts in Leonard Gym at the American University is
Washington, D.C. are recorded and a compilation of the shows is
released in 2002 by The Allman Brothers Band Recording Company. (DETAILS)
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December
14: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at Hynes Auditorium in Boston, MA. |
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December
15: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at Mercer University in Macon, GA. |
Courier-Post
Camden, NJ
December 15, 1970
page 31
photos by Kathy Hurley
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photos by Art Reilly |
December
16: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Cherry Hill Arena in Camden, NJ. |
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The Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles, CA
November 29, 1970
page 60 |
December
18: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Forum in Los Angeles, CA. |
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December
29: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at the Orlando Sports Stadium in Orlando, FL. |
|
photo by Michael Jardine |
photo by Michael Jardine |
December
31: The Allman Brothers Band
concert at The Warehouse in New Orleans, LA. |
