The Allman Brothers - Beginnings (Mickboy Remaster)
The Allman Brothers "Beginnings" is one of the first two-fers, being the first two albums "The Allman Brothers" (1969) and "Idlewild South" (1970). This is a Mickboy Remaster that I got from the great Pink Robert torrent site a couple years ago, sadly the site is now defunct. Mickboy does "needle-drops" like Dr. Ebbetts of Beatles fame. Mickboy is mostly known for his reworking of the Rolling Stones catalog, but he obviously has done other artists - his version of Led Zeppelin IV is awesome. I don't think anybody knows for sure what guys like Mickboy actually do, besides getting hold of the highest quality vinyl available and then taking it into a studio. Whether or not his "remasters" sound better or just different, that is something only you can answer. To my ears this sounds pretty good. The Mickboy covers are pretty ragged, the regular covers are in the file.1. Don't Want You No More
2. It's Not My Cross To Bear
3. Black Hearted Woman
4. Trouble No More
5. Every Hungry Woman
6. Dreams
7. Whipping Post
8. Revival
9. Don't Keep Me Wonderin'
10. Midnight Rider
11. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed
12. Hoochie Coochie Man
13. Please Call Home
14. Leave My Blues At Home
Gregg Allman (vocals, piano, organ)
Berry Oakley (vocals, bass)
Duane Allman (acoustic & slide guitars)
Dickey Betts (guitar)
Thom Doucette (harmonica, percussion)
Jai Johnny Johanson (drums, percussion, congas, timbales)
Butch Trucks (drums, percussion, timbales, maracas)
Separate Flac's Artwork 457 MB
Part 1__Part 2__Part 3
Later!
7 Comments:
ooh, the allmans, with duane, this is delish, anth.
Excellent remaster
Thanks, my friend. I haven't checked it against the original cd or vinyl, but it sounds mighty fine. Best to you always, Eddie.
Hello Anthony!
Hi anon!
Hello fellow long-time blogger Eddie!
hello GarColga
look the kravetz thread at the
the place you know
i give link where you can buy the cd
mikejoint
Hi mikejoint! Thanks for the tip, I ordered it just now. Thanks again!!
You're welcome Gerard!
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