Gregg Allman

Progenitor of the mass psychosis known as the jam-band scene, Gregg Allman isn't taking his legacy for granted. With the Allman Brothers, his archetypal growl and underrated organ chops defined '70s blues rock, but it was the guitar orgies the hordes wanted and still want. Allman's 2011 album, Low Country Blues, casts a blood-chilling glance back on the blues and builds a wall of sound — filled with brass, piano and percussion — that's decidedly of-this-moment, especially on a heroic version of Bobby Bland's "Blind Man" and a smooth stroll through B.B. King's "Please Accept My Love." Accept it and get reacquainted with a true American music master.

Danny Clinch

Gregg Allman.

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6161 Delmar Blvd.
St Louis, MO 63130

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Region: Delmar/ The Loop

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What to Expect: At the age of 64, Allman is still a stout vocalist, barely roughed up by years shouting over Marshall stacks and about-to-be ex-spouses.