Gregg Allman
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Sep 15, 2026
GregHOST
And what's important, alternative music from the 70s the 80s and 90s.
GregHOST
I'm Uncle Greg.
GregHOST
Of course, each and every week we have our academic advisor, our music aficionado, and one of the most cuddliest guys that I've ever met.
GregHOST
He smells of sandalwood.
GregHOST
So there you go.
Brett VargoHOST
Well, thank you,
GregHOST
Gregory.
GregHOST
How are you? I'm doing good.
KellyGUEST
Yeah, the song is very much about addiction and, you know, It's one of those things that comes hand in hand with being a musician.
KellyGUEST
I was just reading an Allman Brothers book or Greg Allman's book.
KellyGUEST
And even there, they're talking about, you know, they're drinking, they're doing cocaine, they're doing heroin, they're doing all these things.
KellyGUEST
And it's such an insane lifestyle to try to keep up with.
Chris SalisburyGUEST
Um, they had an early involvement in Alias but walked away.
Chris SalisburyGUEST
Um, at one point, Gary mentioned there was some talks about him playing with Alan Collins, Don Nix, and Greg Allman, but that was something that didn't happen.
Chris SalisburyGUEST
'79, uh, Rossington-Collins Band was formed, including Powell and Wilson, uh, Barry Lee Harwood.
Chris SalisburyGUEST
Pyle had agreed to join, but he had a motorcycle accident, so his spot was taken with, uh, with Deborah Hess.
Scott ReynoldsHOST
Made it a seven-point game at that point in time in the second half.
Scott ReynoldsHOST
And as Greg Allman reported from Fox Sports, Josiah Trotter is the only player in NFL history to have a sack and a pick six in his NFL debut.
Scott ReynoldsHOST
What an absolutely amazing player.
Scott ReynoldsHOST
day for Josiah Trotter and then had a nice tackle for Lawson that final drive, but the Buccaneers really struggled to cover tight end mike gasecki alex anzalone was a victim and in that uh situation as well i'm not going to put all of this on anzalone because there were plenty of mistakes to go around by the that's something that todd bowles talked about but but gasecki was just somebody that the safeties couldn't cover the linebackers couldn't cover and and alex anzalone just had a really rough debut and um It was supposed to be the better, younger, 31-year-old version of a coverage linebacker, kind of like the guy Levante David used to be a couple years ago, but certainly not the case, not a good debut.
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Matt MateraHOST
Sticking to my hot take, Trotter better than CJ and Sonny.
Matt MateraHOST
First NFL in history with a rookie pick six and a sack.
Matt MateraHOST
Yeah, that was an awesome stat that – our friend Greg Allman had found.
Matt MateraHOST
He made history.
Jimbo "Big Train" MadsenHOST
Gene Dinwiddie was born on September 19, 1943, and became one of blues music's most accomplished saxophone players through decades of performing with legendary artists.
Jimbo "Big Train" MadsenHOST
A member of the Butterfield Blues Band from 1967 to 1971, He also played with the James Cotton Blues Band and contributed memorable performances on recordings by B.B. King, Greg Allman, Melissa Manchester, Jackie Lomax, and Etta James.
Jimbo "Big Train" MadsenHOST
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Jimbo "Big Train" MadsenHOST
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DonHOST
I'm like, I'm like, [clicks tongue] why...
DonHOST
Anyway, you know, I mean, hell, dude, Greg Allman and Dickey Betts buried the hatchet before Greg died and then before he died.
DonHOST
I'm like, and those guys were violent.
DonHOST
So I'm like, [clicks tongue] if anyone can patch it up, patch it up.
Warren HaynesGUEST
I think Kenny Neal did it.
Warren HaynesGUEST
And then Joe's version with Greg Allman and Leslie West guesting on it.
Warren HaynesGUEST
Early on, I didn't feel like it fit in to what we were doing at the time.
Warren HaynesGUEST
When Government Mule finally made a blues record, it made sense for us to do it.
Dave CobbGUEST
I mean, you just don't hear voices like that.
Dave CobbGUEST
You know, I'm always drawn to that, whether it be, you know, Greg Allman or Rod Stewart, that kind of raspy, you know, powerhouse kind of voice.
Dave CobbGUEST
So, you know, he was on my radar then and it took me years to actually, get a chance to work with him.
Dave CobbGUEST
His manager called and said he wanted to meet.
Shane EnholmGUEST
And if we can slow it down.
Shane EnholmGUEST
You know, okay, now I look at Greg Allman, because I'm an Allman Brothers band guy.
Shane EnholmGUEST
He got a transplant at my age right now, 62 years old.
Dave ManheimHOST
And they said it really did wonders for him.
Shane EnholmGUEST
And in a lot of cases, they can't make it back.
Shane EnholmGUEST
You know, like they should do it now while you can still rally, you know.
Dave ManheimHOST
Well, with Greg Allman, I just had a guy who wrote two major Allman books.
Dave ManheimHOST
Yeah, yeah, I saw Alan Paul.
Charles Humphrey IIIGUEST
That was one co-written with Charlie Chamberlain, Logan Ledger.
Charles Humphrey IIIGUEST
There's one cover, it's a Greg Allman song, Dreams.
Charles Humphrey IIIGUEST
We learned our version from the Allman Brothers.
Charles Humphrey IIIGUEST
It's a nine-minute 45-second song.
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