Duane Allman
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Sep 14, 2026
Michael CorcoranGUEST
Washington Phillips, I think, started a lot of stuff, the introspective songwriting, you know? Blind Willie Johnson, the whole, uh, playing slide guitar.
Michael CorcoranGUEST
Everybody, you know, from Duane Allman to Eric Clapton and them, they all...
Michael CorcoranGUEST
He started what they, what they finished.
Michael CorcoranGUEST
And, and to this day, there's still slide guitar players that can't top Blind Willie Johnson, what he was doing in 27, 28 on one take.
Dave HinsonGUEST
Everyone who's, uh, sees me, everyone in our sphere, come to St. Louis and see the world headquarters of Killer Vintage.
Jared James NicholsHOST
This is the Duane Allman artist proof.
Tyler LarsonHOST
Ah.
Jared James NicholsHOST
Number two.
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Tyler LarsonHOST
And I'll be, I'll be your, your tech.
Jared James NicholsHOST
Tech me up on this, man.
Jared James NicholsHOST
Duane Allman Artist Proof Number Two.
Jared James NicholsHOST
First off, is the light shining?
CheechGUEST
Yeah.
Adam ChoitHOST
If this was 1969, 1970, he's Duane Allman, he's Eric Clapton, he's J- he's in the Jimi He- he's like, and he's on that post, you know.
Adam ChoitHOST
He's, he-
Mary JaneGUEST
Yeah.
Tracy LawrenceHOST
Yeah.
Kashus CulpepperGUEST
Um, when I came around to writing that song Southern Man with a friend of mine, Ben Reinhardt, um, and got to producing, I was like, man, I need some slide guitar on this that's just, sounds like Duane Allman, like, Allman Brothers vibe.
Kashus CulpepperGUEST
And then the first choice in my head was Marcus, and I was like, "There ain't no way Marcus gonna, gonna get on this track."
Tracy LawrenceHOST
Marcus just wants to play, man.
Tracy LawrenceHOST
Man, they're, they're badass.
Kashus CulpepperGUEST
They're-
Tracy LawrenceHOST
I mean, he's, he's, he's like Duane Allman plus.
Tracy LawrenceHOST
[laughs]
Phil CollenGUEST
I love Ry Cooder.
Phil CollenGUEST
You know, I, I mean, there, there's so many great slide players, but there's, there's some that really stick with me, and I, I looked at this thing and, you know, Duane Allman, killer, and, uh, Joe Walsh was giving a tutorial on, on YouTube, and he goes, "Okay, you tune in like this.
Phil CollenGUEST
Duane showed me how to do this.
Phil CollenGUEST
You put the finger there, you put the slide against the actual fret wire, you block it with the fingers." So I'm, like, doing this, and I'm like, oh my God, this is great.
Tyson BrydenHOST
I was like-
Phil CollenGUEST
Well, thank God.
Phil CollenGUEST
Over the years of listening to, you know, Rory Gallagher, all these great slide players, you know, like I said, Duane Allman, and, and you know, uh, so many slide players.
Phil CollenGUEST
And I, I knew it my head, but I just didn't know how to put pen to paper sort of thing, you know?
Lucas AllenHOST
As soon as that started, I mean, I was in a very nice headspace.
Lucas AllenHOST
but very nice that cd derrick and the dominoes was like when i was 16 like i listened to it all the time and i was transported back yeah like in that moment they were playing and i was like here i am seeing a guitar god it's not duane allman you know and uh thankfully eric clapton isn't there yeah and now it's susan tedeschi and it was just like I don't know.
Lucas AllenHOST
I just had this moment of like, you know, when you're high and you're just like stuff is so profound.
Lucas AllenHOST
And I was
Don BarnesGUEST
It afforded you an opportunity to make a little money.
Don BarnesGUEST
And like I said, Duane Allman, everybody did that.
Don BarnesGUEST
Duane, every- all the way down the line of it.
Don BarnesGUEST
So, uh, you s- what happens is you didn't realize at a young age that you were absorbing all the, uh, songwrit- the craft of songwriting.
Chrissy AllerdingesGUEST
Uh, Arief and Tommy came from back in the studio, and they went in to listen to something that Jerry wanted them to listen to.
Chrissy AllerdingesGUEST
They were talking about it as they were walking through my office, and I said, "Duane Allman.
Chrissy AllerdingesGUEST
I remember he was here for something.
Chrissy AllerdingesGUEST
What is that?" And I opened the door, and Jerry had it turned up like crazy.
Ryen RussilloHOST
No one else had this idea to go take this picture over by the Eiffel Tower." Another thing on live violins, um, which I've noticed in my travels.
Ryen RussilloHOST
I've seen the guys hook up to their electric equipment, just go Duane Allman on that fucking thing and belt out these songs.
Ryen RussilloHOST
It is the same song.
Ryen RussilloHOST
I think this has happened four times.
Jake BrennanHOST
In your feed right now, guys, we have our Allman Brothers Band episode that I've been talking about.
Jake BrennanHOST
The story deals with more than just, uh, Duane Allman's incredible guitar playing.
Jake BrennanHOST
It also gets into the Dixie gangs the band crossed and had to survive, but it also delves into the efforts that the band made in getting a peanut farmer elected president.
Jake BrennanHOST
Here's what I mean.
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Jake BrennanHOST
All right, so back to the subject of the Allman Brothers.
Jake BrennanHOST
One of the most famous guitar solos in rock history exists because a Black soul singer and a white hippie guitar player were not allowed to eat lunch together.
Jake BrennanHOST
In 1968, Duane Allman was recording as a session guitarist at Fame Studios in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, with the legendary R&B artist Wilson Pickett.
Jake BrennanHOST
But when lunchtime came, Allman and Pickett were told to hang back at the studio because the diner that the rest of the band was heading to was still segregated.
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