The Allman Brothers Band

Gregg Allman Live Performance of 'Demons' from 1988

• In January 1988, when the live recording of "Demons" was captured, Gregg Allman was still very much a vital force in the music scene, having navigated... Read Full Description >

  In January 1988, when the live recording of "Demons" was captured, Gregg Allman was still very much a vital force in the music scene, having navigated through varying tides of both personal struggles and professional reinvention. Just before this performance, the Allman Brothers Band had released their album "Brothers of the Road" in 1980, marking a significant point in their history. This record represented a shift toward a more polished sound and commercial appeal, albeit with mixed reviews from critics. It's fascinating to think how the band's dynamics shifted over the years, including the trials and tribulations faced by Allman himself, as he focused on his solo career after the band's ups and downs. The 1988 performance captures a more introspective Allman, reflecting on his journey through life and music, and you can feel the depth of emotion in his voice. It's a powerful reminder of how one's past informs their present, wouldn’t you agree?