Duane Allman
Born: Nov 20, 1946
Duane Allman was born in Nashville, Tennessee in November 1946. On Christmas Day in 1960, Duane was given a motorcycle as a gift while his younger brother, Gregg, got a guitar. A few months later, Duane wrecked his motorcycle in an accident, but traded in the spare parts for a guitar of his own. Within a year the duo played at sock hops in Daytona Beach, Florida, calling themselves the Kings. In 1965 Duane and Gregg formed their band, the Allman Joys, and toured the south, but they failed to make an impression in the music business. Duane, Gregg and a few friends drifed to Los Angeles where they formed a new band called Hourglass. After recording two albums for Liberty Records, the Allmans returned to Florida where they played with the bands Second Coming and The 31th of February. Duane frequently travled to Muscle Shoals, Alabama and played backup guitar with such great singers as Aretha Franklin, King Curtis and Percy Sledge. In 1969, Duane got his first big break when Jerry Wexler, the vice-president of Atlantic Records, offered him a solo contract. Duane formed a new band which made up of drummers Jai Johanny Johanson and Butch Trucks, guitarist Dickey Betts, bassist Berry Oakley, and brother Gregg on the keyboard. Once assembled the Allman Brothers Band settled in Macon, Georgia where they joined Phil Walden's Capricorn Records for a recording contract....[MORE]
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