Album Info
| Artist: | The Allman Brothers Band |
| Album: | Eat A Peach |
| Gatefold: | Yes |
| Released: | US, 22 Jul 2016 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | Ain't Wastin' Time No More | 3:41 |
| Bass - Berry Oakley | ||
| Drums, Congas - Jai Johanny Johanson | ||
| Drums, Percussion - Butch Trucks | ||
| Slide Guitar, Lead Guitar - Dicky Betts | ||
| Vocals, Piano, Organ, Written By - Gregg Allman | ||
| A2 | Les Brers In A Minor | 9:07 |
| Bass - Berry Oakley | ||
| Drums, Congas - Jai Johanny Johanson | ||
| Drums, Timpani, Gong, Vibraphone - Butch Trucks | ||
| Lead Guitar, Performer [Monkey Skulls], Written By - Dicky Betts | ||
| Organ - Gregg Allman | ||
| A3 | Melissa | 3:56 |
| Bass - Berry Oakley | ||
| Drums - Butch Trucks, Jai Johanny Johanson | ||
| Lead Guitar - Dicky Betts | ||
| Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Piano, Organ, Written By - Gregg Allman | ||
| Written By - Stephen Alaimo | ||
| B | Mountain Jam | 19:17 |
| Bass, Written By - Berry Oakley | ||
| Drums, Timpani, Written By - Butch Trucks | ||
| Drums, Written By - Jai Johanny Johanson | ||
| Lead Guitar, Written By - Dicky Betts | ||
| Organ, Written By - Gregg Allman | ||
| Slide Guitar, Lead Guitar, Written By - Duane Allman | ||
| Written By - Donovan Phillips Leitch | ||
| C1 | One Way Out | 4:59 |
| Bass - Berry Oakley | ||
| Drums - Butch Trucks, Jai Johanny Johanson | ||
| Lead Guitar - Dicky Betts | ||
| Slide Guitar - Duane Allman | ||
| Vocals, Electric Piano - Gregg Allman | ||
| Written By - Elmore James, Marshall E. Sehorn, Sonny Boy Williamson | ||
| C2 | Trouble No More | 3:44 |
| Bass - Berry Oakley | ||
| Drums - Butch Trucks, Jai Johanny Johanson | ||
| Lead Guitar - Dicky Betts | ||
| Slide Guitar - Duane Allman | ||
| Vocals, Organ - Gregg Allman | ||
| Written By - McKinley Morganfield | ||
| C3 | Stand Back | 3:25 |
| Bass, Written By - Berry Oakley | ||
| Drums, Congas - Jai Johanny Johanson | ||
| Lead Guitar - Dicky Betts | ||
| Slide Guitar - Duane Allman | ||
| Vocals, Organ, Electric Piano, Written By - Gregg Allman | ||
| C4 | Blue Sky | 5:11 |
| Bass - Berry Oakley | ||
| Drums - Jai Johanny Johanson | ||
| Drums, Tambourine - Butch Trucks | ||
| Lead Guitar, Acoustic Guitar - Duane Allman | ||
| Lead Vocals, Lead Guitar, Written By - Dicky Betts | ||
| Vocals, Organ, Electric Piano - Gregg Allman | ||
| C5 | Little Martha | 2:09 |
| Acoustic Guitar - Dicky Betts | ||
| Acoustic Guitar, Written By - Duane Allman | ||
| D | Mountain Jam Cont'd. | 15:06 |
| Bass, Written By - Berry Oakley | ||
| Drums, Timpani, Written By - Butch Trucks | ||
| Drums, Written By - Jai Johanny Johanson | ||
| Lead Guitar, Written By - Dicky Betts | ||
| Organ, Written By - Gregg Allman | ||
| Slide Guitar, Lead Guitar, Written By - Duane Allman | ||
| Written By - Donovan Phillips Leitch |
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Description
"Eat a Peach" is the third studio album by the American rock band The Allman Brothers Band, released on February 12, 1972, by Capricorn Records. The album is a mix of studio recordings and live tracks, and it stands as a testament to the band's resilience and musical prowess, especially in the wake of the tragic death of their lead guitarist, Duane Allman.
The album's title, "Eat a Peach," is often attributed to a quote from Duane Allman, who, when asked what he was doing to help the revolution, replied, "There ain't no revolution, only evolution, but every time I'm in Georgia I eat a peach for peace." This phrase encapsulates the band's Southern roots and their commitment to peace and harmony through music.
"Eat a Peach" features a blend of blues, rock, and jazz influences, showcasing the band's versatility and technical skill. The album opens with "Ain't Wastin' Time No More," a song written by Gregg Allman in response to his brother's death. The track is a powerful statement of resilience and determination, with Gregg's soulful vocals and the band's tight instrumentation setting the tone for the rest of the album.
One of the standout tracks on the album is "Melissa," a beautiful ballad that Duane Allman had always wanted to record. The song features Gregg Allman's heartfelt vocals and acoustic guitar, complemented by Dickey Betts' melodic electric guitar work. "Melissa" has since become one of the band's most beloved songs, often performed in tribute to Duane.
The live tracks on "Eat a Peach" were recorded at the Fillmore East in New York City, during the same sessions that produced the band's acclaimed live album, "At Fillmore East." These tracks include the epic "Mountain Jam," a 33-minute instrumental that showcases the band's improvisational skills and musical chemistry. The track is based on a theme from Donovan's song "There Is a Mountain" and features extended solos from Duane Allman, Dickey Betts, and the rest of the band.
Another highlight of the album is "Blue Sky," a song written and sung by Dickey Betts. The track is a bright, uplifting tune with a country-rock feel, featuring some of Duane Allman's final recorded guitar work. The interplay between Duane and Betts on this track is nothing short of magical, making it a fitting tribute to Duane's legacy.
"One Way Out," another live track recorded at the Fillmore East, is a high-energy blues number that has become a staple of the band's live performances. The song features powerful vocals from Gregg Allman and blistering slide guitar work from Duane, capturing the raw energy and excitement of the band's live shows.
The album also includes "Les Brers in A Minor," an instrumental track written by Dickey Betts. The song is a complex, multi-part composition that highlights the band's jazz influences and their ability to create intricate, dynamic arrangements.
"Eat a Peach" was both a commercial and critical success, reaching number four on the Billboard 200 chart and eventually being certified platinum. The album is often regarded as one of the Allman Brothers Band's finest works, capturing the spirit of the band and the enduring legacy of Duane Allman.
In conclusion, "Eat a Peach" is a remarkable album that stands as a testament to the Allman Brothers Band's resilience, creativity, and musical talent. The album's blend of studio and live recordings, along with its mix of blues, rock, and jazz influences, make it a timeless classic that continues to resonate with listeners. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to the band's music, "Eat a Peach" is an essential addition to any rock music collection.
