The Hour Glass would all but be finished after the release of the second LP' This Lp would not be successful either. A third Lp would be released using outtakes and material recorded by Gregg as a contract fulfillment to Liberty records. The LP wpould be titled " Southbound". a very appropriate title as the band would all relocate back to their native south, Duane and Gregg would soldier on while the other band members began successful careers as studio musicians and producers at various southern recording studios. Duane would provide many years of studio works for many artists before beginning the next successful stage in his career
Gregg was then forced to finish out the contract with Liberty and had to record, using session musicians, a pop oriented solo album which was shelved (the recorded tracks are the bonus on the CD reissues).
After this unsuccessful Los Angeles period, all the musicians would return to their Alabama / Georgia / Florida area and would took a central part in the creation of the Southern Rock in the early '70s. Duane would first go to the Fame, Muscle Shoals and Criteria Studios to do sessions with soul and rock acts before forming the Allman Brothers Band with Gregg in 1969. He also was in Derek and the Dominos with Eric Clapton. One of the best slide guitar players ever, he sadly died in 1971 in a motorcycle accident.
01 southbound
02 february 3rd
03 in a time
04 apollo 8
05 iv'e been trying (first version)
06 down in texas
07 three time loser
08 bad dream
09 she is my woman
10 divorce
11 kind of a man
12 cast off all my fears (alt take)
13 it's not my cross to bear
14 god rest his soul
15 it ain't no good to cry
16 been gone too long
17 bbking medley...
3 comments:
Thanks Again this era is really special.Love all the early Allman songs!
Thank You Great Stuff
Could you please re-up all these Hourglass links? Many thanks in advance.
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