Allman Brothers Band – Eat a Peach

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Artist: Allman Brothers Band

Title: Eat a Peach

Year: 1972

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  • 1. Ain't Wastin' Time No More (3:40)
  • 2. Les Brers In A Minor (9:03)
  • 3. Melissa (3:54)
  • 4. Mountain Jam (Theme From “First There Is A Mountain”) - Live (33:38)
  • 5. One Way Out - Live (4:58)
  • 6. Trouble No More - Live (3:43)
  • 7. Stand Back (3:25)
  • 8. Blue Sky (5:09)
  • 9. Little Martha (2:07)

Review

Well, honey, come on over and sit a spell while we chat about The Allman Brothers Band's slice of Southern rock history, "Eat a Peach." Released in February 1972, this album is a stirring testament to the group's resilience and raw talent following the heartbreaking loss of their guitar hero, Duane Allman. With its mix of live and studio recordings, “Eat a Peach” beautifully showcases their range—from the foot-tapping joy of “Blue Sky” to the soul-soothing serenade of “Melissa.”

The album's production, under the meticulous hands of Tom Dowd, captures both the unbridled energy of their live performances and the polished beauty of their studio work. And oh, the artwork! W. David Powell and J. F. Holmes outdid themselves with that peach truck and whimsical gatefold mural, perfectly mirroring the band's eclectic charm. It's no wonder this gem shot up to number four on Billboard's Top 200 Pop Albums chart and went platinum. "Eat a Peach" remains as fresh and beloved as the day it was picked—proof that true artistry can turn personal tragedy into timeless triumph. - Savannah

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