February 2019 – Alan Paul

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Celebrating Eat A Peach on its anniversary

In honor of the 47th anniversary of the release of Eat A Peach - it came out February 12, 1972 - I present the following excerpt from One Way Out: The Inside History of the Allman Brothers Band. This is a very partial, very abridged…