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Go NGTU.Tipns the Arman Brothers Band on 30 Years of Great Music Go NGTU.TIpNs_ The ARman Brothers Band on 30 years of great music. Looking forward to the next 30. Allman orothers ()and Album oi.scography We've enjoyed touring with you throughout the years! BML Stage Lighting Co., Inc. The Allman Brothers Band PolyGram 1969 Providing Lighting, Staging and Technical Services for the Idlewild South PolyGram 1970 At Fillmore East (2 -LP) PolyGram 1971 Events and Entertainment Industries Nationwide Eat A Peach (2 -LP) PolyGram 1972 10 Johnson Drive, Raritan, NJ 08869 - (908)253 -0888, Fax (908)253 -9530 Brothers & Sisters PolyGram 1973 Win, Lose Or Draw PolyGram 1975 The Road Goes On Forever (2 -LP, anthology) PolyGram 1975 CO NGRATU LATI O NS! Wipe The Windows, Check The Oil, Dollar Gas (2 -LP) PolyGram 1976 :(')c Enlightened Rogues PolyGram 1979 Reach For The Sky Arista 1980 Brothers Of The Road Arista 1981 Dreams (4 -CD boxed set, anthology) PolyGram 1989 Ludlow Garage (2 -CD set, live) PolyGram 1990 Seven Turns Epic 1990 FROM YOUR A Decade Of Hits (audiology) PolyGram 1991 HOME STATE Shades Of Two Worlds Epic 1991 CONCERT An Evening With...(live) Epic 1992 PROMOTER Live At Great Woods (home video) Epic Video 1993 Fantasma Procluctíons Inc. Where It All Begins Epic 1994 561 832.6397 Hell & High Water (anthology) Arista 1994 WWW.FANTASMA.COM 2nd Set (live) Epic 1995 Mycology: An Anthology Epic 1998 (Labels listed reflect the imprint on which a given album is currently available.) For the `98 End of Summer Peach Party, some of the best seats were in living rooms across America, Live on Pay- Per -View. AN AMERICAN CLASSIC Thanks and best wishes from your friends at Continued from page 32 tom end was a challenge. His first tour was summer '97. "They've got the two drummers, but, when I'm playing I S P R I N G C O M M U N I C A T I O N S listen to them as one drummer, and they've been playing www.spring-ppv.com together so long it almost seems that way," says Burbridge. "When I turn around and look up there, the riser is enor- mous. It's like running full speed with a train right behind you, and you can't get off the track." Quinones agrees that it's all good right now. "Every year it's getting better and better," he says. "The band is becom- ing more solid as time goes by. With the new blood, it has taken on a new life." Burbridge is digging it, as well. "There's a lot of smiling and laughing going on onstage now." And the seasoned Allman Brothers Band veterans have a renewed vigor. "Last year was the most fun I've had in years," says Butch Trucks. 34 BILLBOARD SALUTE BILLBOARD DECEMBER 18. 1999 www.americanradiohistory.com.
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