Brothers And Sisters (Super Deluxe Edition - Remastered) The Allman Brothers Band

• 1 Wasted Words 04:20
• 2 Ramblin' Man 04:48
• 3 Come And Go Blues 04:54
• 4 Jelly Jelly 05:47
• 5 Southbound 05:08
• 6 Jessica 07:28
• 7 Pony Boy 05:50
• 8 Wasted Words (Rehearsal) 05:06
• 9 Trouble No More (Rehearsal) 03:58
• 10 Southbound (Instrumental Outtake) 05:56
• 11 One Way Out (Rehearsal) 05:38
• 12 I'm Gonna Move To The Outskirts Of Town (Rehearsal) 11:14
• 13 Done Somebody Wrong (Rehearsal) 03:50
• 14 Double Cross (Outtake) 04:36
• 15 Early Morning Blues (Outtake) 09:27
• 16 A Minor Jam (Studio Jam) 16:29
• 17 Introduction By Bill Graham (Live At Winterland) 01:24
• 18 Wasted Words (Live At Winterland) 05:17
• 19 Done Somebody Wrong (Live At Winterland) 04:01
• 20 One Way Out (Live At Winterland) 08:44
• 21 Stormy Monday (Live At Winterland) 08:12
• 22 Midnight Rider (Live At Winterland) 03:40
• 23 Ramblin' Man (Live At Winterland) 07:33
• 24 In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed (Live At Winterland) 17:19
• 25 Satesboro Blues (Live At Winterland) 04:28
• 26 Come And Go Blues (Live At Winterland) 05:15
• 27 Southbound (Live At Winterland) 06:03
• 28 Jessica (Live At Winterland) 09:46
• 29 You Don't Love Me / Amazing Grace (Live At Winterland) 10:48
• 30 Les Brers In A Minor (Live At Winterland) 25:47
• 31 Blue Sky (Live At Winterland) 04:49
• 32 Trouble No More (Live At Winterland) 04:48
• 33 Whipping Post (Live At Winterland) 15:04
• Total Runtime 04:07:27

Info for Brothers And Sisters (Super Deluxe Edition - Remastered)

The Allman Brothers Band’s 1973 album Brothers and Sisters, was the first full record to be recorded without Duane Allman, who’d been killed in a motorcycle accident in October 1971. The rock/blues outfit then suffered another terrible blow when bassist Berry Oakley was killed during the making of this record (another motorcycle accident). Lamar Williams was brought in as a replacement and plays on five of the record’s seven tracks.

Despite all the adversity, when released in August 1973, Brothers and Sisters would become The Allman Brothers Band first number one album in the US and even spawned a big hit single in the form of the guitarist Dickey Betts’ Ramblin Man’ (it reached number two). Those in the UK will also recognise another Betts composition, the instrumental Jessica, as the theme tune to Top Gear.

Universal’s new super deluxe edition of Brothers and Sisters comes packaged in a rather splendid 10-panel card wallet, with a 32-page booklet that details the making of the album with lots of archive photography.

The four album set contains a bonus disc of rehearsals, jams and outtakes (all previously unreleased) as well as two further discs devoted to a live performance at Winterland in San Francisco in Sep 1973. Eleven of the 17 live tracks are previously unreleased.

The Allman Brothers Band:
Gregg Allman, vocals, Hammond organ, rhythm guitar on "Wasted Words", backing vocals on "Ramblin' Man"
Dickey Betts, lead guitar, vocals on "Ramblin' Man" and "Pony Boy", slide guitar on "Wasted Words", dobro on "Pony Boy"
Berry Oakley, bass on "Wasted Words" and "Ramblin' Man"
Jai Johanny Johanson, drums, congas on "Ramblin' Man" and "Jessica"
Butch Trucks, drums, percussion, timpani on "Jessica", congas on "Come and Go Blues" and "Jelly Jelly"
Chuck Leavell, piano, backing vocals on "Ramblin' Man", Fender Rhodes electric piano on "Jessica" and "Come and Go Blues"
Lamar Williams, bass
Additional musicians:
Les Dudek, co-lead guitar on "Ramblin' Man", acoustic guitar on "Jessica"
Tommy Talton, acoustic guitar on "Pony Boy"

Produced by Johnny Sandlin, The Allman Brothers Band

Digitally remastered

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