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The Allman Brothers Band, established in 1969 in Georgia, stands as a cornerstone of Southern rock and American music history. Founded by brothers Duane and Gregg Allman, along with Dickey Betts, Butch Trucks, Berry Oakley, and Jai Johanny "Jaimoe" Johanson, the band was instrumental in blending rock, blues, jazz, and country music into a genre-defining sound. Their innovative use of dual lead guitars and extended improvisational jams set them apart, creating a live experience that was both powerful and deeply emotional. Tragically, Duane Allman's death in a motorcycle accident in 1971 was a devastating blow, but the band soldiered on, with guitarist Dickey Betts stepping up as a leading creative force. The subsequent album, Eat a Peach (1972), featured both live and studio tracks. Throughout the 70s, the Allman Brothers Band produced a series of critically acclaimed albums, intertwining guitar lines earned them a massive following. However, the late 70s brought internal tensions, substance abuse issues, and the death of bassist Berry Oakley, leading to several breakups and reunions. The band experienced a resurgence in the late 80s and 90s and officially disbanded in 2014. During this time Gregg Allman shared a complex and evolving relationship with his son, Devon. Born in 1972 Devon grew up largely separated from his famous father due to Gregg's demanding career and his battle with substance abuse. Despite this distance, Devon was profoundly influenced by his father's music and the legacy of the Allman Brothers Band. As Devon grew, he pursued his own path in music, forming the band Honeytribe and later joining the Royal Southern Brotherhood. Despite their time apart, music became a bridge between father and son. Gregg and Devon reconnected and shared the stage at various times. Following Gregg's death in 2017, Devon continued to carry the torch of Southern rock through The Allman Betts Band, a group he formed with Duane Betts, son of Allman Brothers guitarist Dickey Betts. The Allman Betts Band re-captures the spirit of the Allman Brothers and the chemistry between Devon and Duane is palpable. Their collaboration is not just a continuation of their family legacies but a creative partnership that has revitalised the Southern rock genre for the modern era. For more on Devon Allman head for https://devonallmanproject.com/

The Funky Allman MasterpieceDEVON ALLMAN, the fierce songwriter, guitarist, and bandleader, shares the incredible story and inspiration behind his new album Miami Moon, a fresh perspective on music, and road tales from his epic career...-Three solo albums.-Founding member of The Allman Betts Band that includes the sons of three founding members of the Allman Brothers Band – Devon Allman (son of Gregg Allman), Duane Betts (son of Dickey Betts), and Berry Duane Oakley (son of Berry Oakley).-A recent WORLD RECORD for fastest time to play a concert in each 50 states by successfully performing 50 shows in 49 days!-Founder and bandleader of the Honeytribe.-The Royal Southern Brotherhood, a blues rock supergroup. WOW! You'll also discover: The epic story behind his world record tour!His new approach to songwriting on Miami Moon.The Curtis Mayfield inspiration and his favorite song.How he assembled a funk dream team.The colorful story behind "White Horse."Recording at a legendary studio for his new album.The irreplaceable power of live music.The story behind his dog's name.The most powerful live-music venue and fans.A secluded must-visit venue in Norway.Balancing the Allman Brothers legacy with his own career.The "5-Headed Beast" of music.A memorable Opry moment with Maggie Rose.How a voice memo shaped his new album.Learn more about Devon here: https://devonallmanproject.com/Subscribe to the Podcast and Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/americanacurious/

June 2024 Dante's Old South Marcella Prokop is a Colombian American writer and educator living in the northern Great Plains region of the US. Her work has appeared online or in print in the Brooklyn Review, Ploughshares, The Christian Science Monitor, PANK, and other publications.  Blog: marcellaprokop.com TedX: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mn63z6p30TQ facebook: https://www.facebook.com/marcella.prokop LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/marcella-prokop X: @MarcellaProkop Nick Kelsh is an author, photographer, and teacher living in upstate New York. He has written and/or photographed nine books including Siblings and Naked Babies with Pulitzer Prize winning author, Anna Quindlen. Kelsh has appeared on The Today Show and Oprah multiple times. www.howtophotographyourlife.com Devon Allman is an American guitarist, vocalist, songwriter, and record producer. He is the son of musician and singer-songwriter Gregg Allman and has appeared occasionally as a guest musician for Gregg Allman and The Allman Brothers Band. Allman was the founder and bandleader of Honeytribe, also known as Devon Allman's Honeytribe, with whom he released two albums and toured across North America and Europe. Prior to Honeytribe, Allman contributed to several other musical recordings, notably Vargas Blues Band and the A Song for My Father compilation album. He was one of the original members of Royal Southern Brotherhood and contributed to their first two studio albums and toured with them. In 2013, Allman launched his solo career as the Devon Allman Band, and has since released three albums. His latest tour, branded as the Devon Allman Project, features special guest Duane Betts.  devonallmanproject.com Julie Stevenson is a literary agent with Massie & McQuilkin in New York. She represents literary and upmarket fiction, suspense, memoir, graphic novels, narrative nonfiction, young adult fiction and children's picture books. She is drawn to storytelling with unforgettable characters, an authorial command of voice, and a strong sense of narrative tension. She looks for work that both entertains and explores the depths of human experience. She's agented #1 New York Times bestsellers and books that have won the Pulitzer Prize, the MWA Edgar Award, the Center for Fiction First Novel Prize, the Carnegie Medal for Excellence, the National Book Critics Circle Award, and the Caldecott Honor. Before she became an agent, Julie worked in the editorial departments of Tin House and Publishers Weekly. Julie grew up in Missoula, Montana and received her bachelor's degree in English Literature from Washington University in St. Louis and an M.F.A in Creative Writing from Sarah Lawrence College in New York. www.mmqlit.com www.instagram.com/juliestevensonpfarr/  https://x.com/StevensonPfarr Additional Music Provided By: Larkin Poe: www.larkinpoe.com Special Thanks Goes to: Lucid House Press: www.lucidhousepublishing.com The Crown: www.thecrownbrasstown.com The Red Phone Booth: www.redphonebooth.com Bright Hill Press: brighthillpress.org UCLA Extension Writing Program: www.uclaextension.edu Mercer University Press: www.mupress.org Liberty Trust Hotel: www.libertytrusthotel.com NPR: https: www.npr.org WUTC: www.wutc.org Alain Johannes for the original score in this show: www.alainjohannes.com The host, Clifford Brooks', The Draw of Broken Eyes & Whirling Metaphysics, Athena Departs, and Old Gods are available everywhere books are sold. Find them all here: www.cliffbrooks.com/how-to-order Check out his Teachable courses, The Working Writer and Adulting with Autism, here: brooks-sessions.teachable.com

#981 - Devon Allman The Devon Allman Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. Are you here? We look at “here” as more than a place or time. It's a state of mind, and right now “here” goes by the more formal title: The Paul Leslie Hour. Okay, so we've got a very short interview from the archives with a prolific live and recording artist Devon Allman. Some of you are familiar with Devon Allman. He's created as a solo recording artist, but also with the Allman Betts Band and the Royal Southern Brotherhood  This interview was originally broadcast on the radio in 2007. At that time, Devon Allman was the front man for the band Honeytribe. They had just released their debut album “Torch.” This was a band creating art outside of the mainstream music business. Paul enjoyed the album and described Honeytribe being “for those who like what music is all about.” The band's sound could be described as a premium blend of rock, blues, instrumentals, and even reggae. As for Devon…you could say Devon Allman has music in his blood. His father, the late, legendary Gregg Allman once called him “a chip off of the old block.” But we think Devon Allman's style is distinctly his own. You'll enjoy Devon Allman's perspectives on the music business, and the message he is trying to send to all who listen. We've got even more interviews just like this. You can help make this show possible. Just go right here, and we thank you. And now, let's hear what Devon had to say when he called in to chat with Paul for a bit. Do you agree?

Devon Allman has established himself as a band leader, writer, and guitarist who is proudly carrying the torch for his famous bloodline while also bringing those roots into a new era with a new perspective.  Greg gets into Devon's musical journey, his many projects, and of course his family and the musical congress therein!3:45 - The subtle intricacies of the Allman Brothers, ingesting material to fully understand the math, and bringing guitars on tour8:57 - Growing up an Allman, and finding your way12:19 - Honeytribe, and Devon's dive into writing his own music15:18 - Integrating blues and jazz into improvisation, and playing with Dan Toler26:40 - St. Louis, Corpus Christi, and the family ties that bind31:34 - Was the Almighty Gregg Allman supportive of his son pursuing music?37:41 - The internet, the Golden Age of Learning, the drawbacks of social media, and carrying on the legacy51:49 - Greg growing up an Allman Brothers freak, and his attempt to convert the jam band generation62:45 - Discovering Deep Purple, the Police, and a few great books to inspireTotal Length: 74:10Fishman Dedicated to helping musicians achieve the truest sound possible whenever they plug-in. Wildwood Guitars One of the world's premier retailers of exceptional electric and acoustic guitars.

This episode of BTR originally aired, worldwide and on multiple formats, on Sunday, May 22nd.   This 2-hour episode contains brand new music from The Duke Robillard Band, Eric Bibb, Eric Gales, The Nighthawks as well as a couple tunes from Devon Allman's Honeytribe album Space Age Blues.    Please enjoy and leave us a "like" on our Facebook page (Blues Therapy Radio Worldwide)   Peace Biggdaddy Ray Hansen

When Devon Allman was 20 years old, he was playing a gig at one of the largest outdoor venues in St. Louis, his hometown, and the reception was not what he had hoped. The son of Rock and Roll Hall-of-Famer Gregg Allman – a principle architect of American Classic Rock – Devon discussed his frustrations and fears with his mother, Shelley Jefts. She calmly reminded him that, “not everyone is going to like you.” That guidance helped Devon put the pressure of being the son of one of the great rock music icons behind him, which is easier said than done. Since then, he's built a sturdy career with several solo records and in bands like Honeytribe and the Royal Southern Brotherhood – traversing across the globe and entertaining millions. But in 2018, when he formed the critically-acclaimed Allman Betts Band with fellow Allman Brothers Band offspring Duane Betts and Berry Duane Oakley, Devon finally felt like he was home. As he put it to me on the latest episode of The Load Out Music Podcast, he had spent "20 years couch surfing and finally bought a house." Allman Betts released its first record, “Down to the River,” in 2019. Then in 2020, the band released its follow up effort, “Bless Your Heart.” Both albums were well-received and Allman Betts' following continues to grow as COVID restrictions being to lift and the gates prepare to bust wide open for live music once again. Devon digs deep discussing his career, meeting the father he met for the first time at age 16, the music that hooked him into becoming an artist, and his hopes of using his new record label to launch one star annually until his days are numbered. So listen up. Devon Allman has a lot to say. Enjoy!

Teniendo el Día del Padre tan cerca, en TOMA UNO no hemos podido resistir la tentación de escuchar a un puñado de artistas de Americana interpretando canciones que todos hemos conocido en la voz de sus padres. La apertura ha corrido a cargo de los Three Hanks, la unión imposible de Hank Williams, su hijo Hank Williams Jr y su nieto Hank III. A partir de ahí, han pasado Devon Allman como líder de Honeytribe cantando a su padre, Gregg Allman, o Deacon Frey, que ha ocupado el lugar de su padre Glenn en los Eagles y se arriesga a interpretar algunas de sus canciones. Lilly Hiatt, hija de John Hiatt, es el primer ejemplo del programa en cuanto a mujeres que cantan temas de sus padres, seguida de Sarah Lee Guthrie, hija de Arlo y nieta del gran Woody Guthrie. También nos ha acompañado Eliza Gilkyson, que siempre ha tenido como referente a su padre, Terry Gilkyson, uno de los grandes nombres del folk-rock. Y nadie duda de la importancia de Johnny Cash para Rosanne, o como Amy Helm, la única descendiente de Levon Helm, el legendario batería y mandolinista de The Band, ha hecho valer su herencia paterna. A.J. Croce también recuperó algunas canciones de su padre, Jim Croce, que cuando él tenía tan solo dos años y Ben Taylor no ha tenido ningún inconveniente en cantar junto a James Taylor y grabar en su honor temas como "Bartender's Blues", su mayor acercamiento al country. Durante muchos años, Ned LeDoux acompañó a su padre, el siempre recordado Chris LeDoux, como batería de su banda y también recuerda algunas de sus canciones. Para despedirnos por hoy, no podíamos dejar de lado a Willie Nelson, que tiene en Lukas y Micah a dos de sus herederos, con los que suele compartir canciones y vivencias. Escuchar audio

For guitarist and singer-songwriter Jackson Stokes, great musicians make great neighbors. Even as a youth weaned on classic rock- his first concert was Lynyrd Skynyrd- Stokes was unaware that living across the street from his St. Louis home was guitarist and singer-songwriter Devon Allman. Allman’s family tree is impressive as the son of Gregg Allman and nephew of Duane Allman of Allman Brothers Band fame. Yet, Stokes knew little of the legendary group. Encouraged by his father, and holding his guitar, the 11-year-old Stokes knocked on Allman’s door. Allman, two decades his elder, heard something special in the young Stokes and encouraged him to continue learning and growing as a musician. Stokes dutifully attended Allman’s Honeytribe rehearsals, sitting quietly in the corner while the group worked up its repertoire. At 14, Stokes had developed into a prodigious firebrand with a passion for the blues, teaming with another area wunderkind, Marquise Knox, and performing his first professional gigs. By 18, his experience playing in high school garage bands, and with an All-State school jazz band, expanded his rock-and-roll palette. He attended Drury University in Springfield, earning a degree in music therapy, while maintaining a friendship with Allman, who encouraged Stokes to further sharpen his songwriting skill. In Memphis in 2012, Allman produced a five-song EP, Witness, from the Stokes-led band, Delta Sol Revival. DSR toured regionally until 2016 when Stokes and Allman began discussing recording his solo debut. The pair returned to Memphis for the initial sessions, as Allman invited Stokes to join the Devon Allman Band for 2017, and subsequently the Devon Allman Project for a world tour in 2018. On days-off from the road, Stokes continued work on his album, organically building the full-length. In May of 2019, Stokes put the finishing touches on a striking inaugural effort. Produced by Allman, it is a lean and focused set of rock-and-soul, including an ambitious Talking Heads cover, and a depth of original material ranging in style and subjects. From the Memphis stroll of the opening “Can’t Getcha Out,” through the reflective acoustic closer, “Take Me Home,” the debut encompasses Stokes’ wide swath of influences and tastes. There’s the ‘60s R&B update that morphs into modern rock on “Slave,” the staggering punches of overdriven guitar on “Time is Now,” and the midnight seduction of “Contents Under Pressure.” A flourish of pleading guitars finishes the slowly climbing blues-rock centerpiece, “You and Your Partner,” while David Byrne meets Southern funky on “Life in Wartime.” As well, Stokes welcomes the sunny-days slide guitar of The Allman Betts Band’s Johnny Stachela to brighten the Southern sway of “Sins Are Forgiven,” complementing that with the chunky Saturday night blues of “Whiskey.” Naturally, the nine-song record offers plenty of the fiery guitar that has been the calling card of Stokes’ career for this first decade, showcasing the stellar reputation he’s earned sharing the stage with such icons as Robert Cray, The Wailers, and Robert Randolph, as well as Warren Haynes, Lukas Nelson, and Marcus King. Yet, it’s a conspicuous emphasis on Stokes’ escalating songcraft that also shines as brightly on this initial release. Website: jacksonstokes.com Facebook: facebook.com/tylerjacksonstokes Instagram: instagram.com/jacksonstokesmusic

Despite his famous last name, Devon Allman has forged a path uniquely his own, beginning with his band, Honeytribe in 1999, then more recently, the Royal Southern Brotherhood, and his solo career. Now, hot on the heels of 2013’s Turquoise comes Allman’s finest work to date, Ragged & Dirty, an album that straddles Chicago blues with his Southern roots. We talk his improving guitar work, touring overseas, and why he chose to cover the Spinners’ classic “I’ll Be Around.”

Playlist: Michael Cleary Band- Mind Made Up, Erin & Neil Harpe- Down & Out, Chris O’Leary Band- Waiting For the Phone To Ring, California Honeydrops- Carolina Peach, Spin Doctors- Some Other Man Instead, Christine Ohlman & Rebel Montez- What’s The Matter With You Baby?, Mike Crandall Band- 20 Miles, Jeff Pitchell- Unsung Hero Of The Blues, Candye Kane- Sweet Nothin’s, John Ginty- The Quirk, Roxy Perry- Don’t You Worry, Sean Chambers- You’re Gonna Miss Me, Anni Piper- Bleeding Heart Tattoo, Dave Keyes- You Think I Don’t Know, Devon Allman- When I Left Home, Max Creek- You Let Me Down Again, Tas Cru- One Eyed Jack, Tas Cru- Grizzle N’ Bone, Mojomatics- Soy Baby. Win $100 in the Feed Our Friends Contest: There was no winner in our Feed Our Friends Contest this week . To win a $100 gift card from Black-Eyed Sally’s in Hartford simply send us an 8-15 second video about why you want the gift card. Send your videos to music@onthehorn.com and you are in the running. Good luck next week!! Black-Eyed News: I thought this was kind of funny; If Neko Case asks you to stop taking pictures with your smartphone while she’s playing, you listen to her. Otherwise, she’ll make things very tense and awkward. That’s exactly what happened to a crowd in Cincinnati who drew the alt-country singer/songwriter’s wrath after she repeatedly asked them to not take videos or photos while she was performing. Case reportedly became surly with the crowd, while several attendees stormed out or pointed some obscene gestures towards Case. Some fans have taken to the Internet to complain about Case’s attitude, but the singer has remained silent on the incident since the show ended. e-more@elmoremagazine.com The Who’s workload will be considerably lighter after 2015. The band have planned an extensive tour for that year, which marks their 50th anniversary as a group, but Pete Townshend has claimed that their Silver Anniversary tour will also be their last. Bandmate Roger Daltrey agreed with Townshend’s decision, saying that the realities of undertaking massive tours have become more and more problematic as the two have gotten older. This will not spell the end of The Who as a whole, though; Daltrey has gone on record as saying that the band will continue to work as a recording unit after their final tour. e-more@elmoremagazine.com Keeping the Blues Alive Award Recipients Announced Congratulations to the 2014 Keeping the Blues Alive Award recipients: Affiliated Organization: Crossroads Blues Society of Illinois - Rockford, Illinois Art: Cristen Craven Barnard - Senatobia, Mississippi Club: Kingston Mines - Chicago, Illinois Education: Tas Cru - Chaumont, New York Festival (International): Cazorla Blues Festival - Cazorla, Spain Festival (U.S.): Mississippi Valley Blues Festival - Davenport, Iowa Film, Television and Video: Stefan Grossman - Sparta, New Jersey Historical Preservation: George Mitchell - Fort Myers, Florida International: The Royal Mail Hotel - Goodna, Queensland, Australia Journalism: Gene Tomko - Lafayette, Louisiana Literature: Gerard Herzhaft - Lyon, France Manager: Marcia Weaver - Jackson, Mississippi Photography: Dick Waterman - Oxford, Mississippi Producer: Tom Hambridge - Nashville, Tennessee Promoter: Myron Mu - San Francisco, California Publicist: Frank Roszak - North Hills, California Radio (Commercial): Jerry Schaefer - East Islip, New York Radio (Public): Larry Lisk - St. Petersburg, Florida Record Label: Stony Plain Records - Edmonton, Alberta Special Committee Award: Blue Star Connection - Winter Park, Colorado The Blues Foundation will honor these 20 individuals and organizations during a recognition luncheon Friday, January 24, 2014, at the Downtown Memphis Doubletree. Tickets can be purchased on the IBC page at www.blues.org. This week’s Blues Blast interview was done with Doug Deming right after he won the Sean Costello Rising Star Award at the Blues Blast Awards last month it’s a great interview with a very humble guy please give it a read it’s great. info@thebluesblast.com The last story is more of an announcement: On Friday Night December 20th Black-Eyed Sally’s has for the first time and hopefully not the last the pleasure of bringing in the Devon Allman Band. You may have seen or heard his work with Honeytribe or the Royal Southern Brotherhood or even some stuff off of his latest release Turquoise but if you haven’t seen him live you owe it to yourself so get your reservations now this will surely sell out quickly. Blues In The Area: 11/21 THURSDAY Sonny Landreth - The Iron Horse (7pm) - Northampton, MA Petey Hop - Theodores' - Springfield, MA Dan Stevens - The Pond House Grille (8pm) - Glastonbury, CT 11/22 FRIDAY The Official Blues Brothers Revue - Infinity Music Hall (8pm) - Norfolk, CT 11/23 SATURDAY Tas Cru - Black-eyed Sally's (9pm) - Hartford Dave Keller Band / The Mighty Soul Drivers - Bridge Street Live (8pm) - Collinsville, CT special guest James Montgomery Jeff Pitchell - The Hungry Tiger - Manchester, CT The Tom Sanders Band - The Cypress Restaurant (8pm) - Middletown, CT The Cobalt Rhythm Kings - The Park Central Tavern (9pm) - Hamden, CT Brandt Taylor - New York Pizza (7:30pm) - Plainfield, CT Ryan Hartt & the Blue Hearts - The Knickerbocker Cafe (8pm) - Westerly, RI Black-Eyed Sally’s Weekly Rundown: Wednesday Nov 20 Blues Open Mic hosted by Tim McDonald Friday Nov 22 Dan Kortchmar/ McDonald Band Saturday Nov 23 Tas Cru Monday Nov 25 Theo Hill Trio Tuesday Nov 26 Mike Palin’s Other Orchestra I hope to see you out and about this week but if not please continue to support live music wherever you are. subscribe-with-itunes-button

With a last name like Allman, there’s going to be heightened expectations, but Devon Allman certainly delivers the goods. After spending several years in the band Honeytribe, and more recently the supergroup the Royal Southern Brotherhood, Devon has stuck out on his own for his first solo album, call Turquoise. Recorded in part at the legendary Ardent Studios in Memphis Tennessee, he’s crafted a very classic-sounding soul-rock album, full of honest lyrics, and supple guitar lines, that fit right in with those Allmans that have come before him.

I have known Devon since 2007. He is a soulful singer and passionate guitar player. He also happens to be the son of Greg Allman of the legendary Allman Brothers Band. This being said he has made his own path and found his own place in music. I have found it interesting to see the evolution of Devon's career over the last few years. This interview was from a while back and I thought it was an interesting point to listen to him talk about his expectations for 2012 and to now realize that they have already come to fruition. Devon talks about how he built a local following and expanded from there. With hard work and a lot of touring find out what has paid off the most for Devon! Aaron Bethune http://www.playitloudmusic.com Check out Devon Allman's new project Royal Southern Brotherhood. The album was released in May and went straight to #5 on the billboard charts. They are now starting on a world tour. http://royalsouthernbrotherhood.com/ Here is the wikipedia bio:) Devon Allman (born August 10, 1972) is a vocalist, guitarist, keyboardist and songwriter. He is also the founder and bandleader of Honeytribe, (also known as Devon Allman's Honeytribe). In addition to creating two albums and leading multiple tours across North America and Europe with Honeytribe, Devon has also contributed to several other musical recordings, including Vargas Blues Band and the A Song for My Father compilation album. Devon has also appeared occasionally as a guest musician for both Gregg Allman and The Allman Brothers Band.

This week's playlist: • Keep You Motor Running by Dave Hole, from his 1992 album, Short Fuse Blues, available from Alligator Records, the iTunes Music Store and Amazon.com. Dave's site is here. • Little Black Dress by Mean Gene Kelton & The Die Hards, from Most Requested (1999), available from Gene's online store, the iTMS and Amazon.com. Jambone Records, Gene's label, has a site under construction here, while Gene's own site is here. • Snake Eye by John Mayall &The Bluesbreakers, from the 2005 CD, Road Dogs, available from Eagle Rock Entertainment, the iTMS and Amazon.com. The official John Mayall web site is here. • Road Dogs, also by John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers and from Road Dogs. • Sweet Talk & Wine by Blue Voodoo, from their CD The Storm (2005), available from CDBaby. Also available from CDBaby is Red Hot Blues (2004). Blue Voodoo's site is here. • Doctor of Love by David Sansing, from his 1999 CD A Dream Deferred, which is available exclusively from the Music Discoveries Network. The MDN also has a bio page for Dave. • Rocket In Your Pocket by Blue Plate Special, from Can You Dig It (2006), available from CD Baby and Amazon.com. Also available from CD Baby: The Blues Ain't Pretty (2000) and No Place To Fade (1998). No Place To Fade is also available from the iTMS. Blue Plate Special's site is here. • Hard Enuff, also by Blue Plate Special and from Can You Dig It. • Torch by Devon Allman's Honeytribe, from their just-released 2006 CD Torch, available from Hittin' the Note, the iTMS and Amazon.com . Also available from the iTMS - an earlier album entitled Bootleg: Live in Florida, released in January. The Honeytribe site is here. Mentioned on tonight's Murphy's Saloon: Classmates.com and Hittin' the Note (the online home of all things Allman Bros.) Visit the Blues Foundation, the Delta Blues Museum, and listen to the DBM's top-notch (and free) podcast, Uncensored History of the Blues, for more information about the blues. Please note: If this is your first visit to Murphy's Saloon, you can skip the first 10-12 episodes, which you may find are of sub-par quality. If you decide to listen, just know that while the music is great, my voice may seem muffled in many of those shows. (Music on Murphy's Saloon #38 courtesy of the artists and the Podsafe Music Network, where I downloaded some of these tracks. A special thanks to Ron, of Blue Plate Special) RIP, Gordon Searls.