Gregg Allman

The Profile

Gregg Allman (1947–2017) was an American singer, songwriter, and keyboardist best known as a founding member of the Allman Brothers Band. He also released multiple solo albums, including the blues-focused Low Country Blues (2011) and the posthumous Southern Blood (2017).

From the provided review: Low Country Blues is described as Allman’s seventh solo album, released in 2011 and largely made of covers; the reviewer emphasizes Allman’s unmistakable voice and restrained keyboard style, and mentions Duane Allman ("Skydog") and the long-running history of the Allman Brothers Band.

This single DeBaser review frames Low Country Blues (2011) as a solid, dignified set of mostly covers, played by highly professional musicians. The reviewer is fond of Allman’s unmistakable voice and understated keyboard approach, even while admitting he wasn’t personally thrilled by him. The piece also highlights public biographical notes: his role in keeping the Allman Brothers Band going, and his connection to Duane Allman.