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Duane Allman, The Warehouse, New Orleans September 16, 1971
Duane starting off with Statesboro Blues at The Warehouse in New Orleans. The Allman Brothers played The Warehouse more than any other band, effectively becoming the ‘house band’ at the venue. The band loved The Warehouse and the New Orleans audience loved the Allman Brothers. In fact, prior to the recording of Live At Fillmore East, there had been some discussion as to recording the live album at the New Orleans venue. (page 10)
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DAVID SUMMERLIN / Stage Left Promotions –
SIDNEY SMITH IS A FEW YEARS YOUNGER THAN ME, BUT WE WERE CROSSING THE SAME PATH, AT A SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT TIME~!!!!…FROM 1970 TO 75, WE WERE BUMPING INTO EACH OTHER @ A WAREHOUSE, IN NEW ORLEANS, BUT NEVER WAS FORMALLY INTRODUCED??….AND THAT WAS MAINLY BECAUSE HE WAS SO BUSY~!!….THAT KID WAS A WORK-A-HOLIC, AT 15 HE HAD MORE ENERGY, THAN A BUSY QUEEN BEE~!!!!!…AND HE ALWAYS PAID CLOSE ATTENTION TO DETAIL, WITH BAND MEMBER’S AND MORE WITH THEIR ROAD CREW? / …..BY 1975, I HAD MOVED TO “MACON, GA.” NEXT THING I NEW, I WAS STARTING TO SEE HIM AT CERTIAN FUNCTIONS, AND HE NEW WHO I WAS AND THE SAME WITH ME, BUT DIDN’T KNOW WHAT EACH OTHER ‘S JOB WAS?…..SO TO MAKE A SHORT STORY….”LONG”..YOU REMEMBER THE DETAIL, I WAS TALKING ABOUT BEFORE, HE WAS ONE OF THOSE PEOPLE THAT KEPT HIS MOUTH SHUT, AND EARS & EYES WIDE OPEN, NOT MISSING A THING???…SO IF YOU WANT, MY SENSE WORTH?….BE PREPARED TO PICK UP THIS BOOK, AND CAN’T PUT IT DOWN….”HE DIDN’T MISS A THING”???