Complete List Of Allman Brothers Band Songs From A to Z

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The Allman Brothers Band took root in Jacksonville, Florida, in 1969 when Duane Allman, a seasoned session guitarist at Muscle Shoals, assembled a new kind of rock group that fused blues, jazz, country, and soul into a free-flowing, improvisational style. Duane, along with his younger brother Gregg Allman, a powerful vocalist and organist, formed the band with guitar prodigy Dickey Betts, bassist Berry Oakley, and drummers Butch Trucks and Jai Johanny “Jaimoe” Johanson. The band soon relocated to Macon, Georgia, where they came under the management of Phil Walden and signed to Capricorn Records. Their self-titled debut album was released later that year, showcasing their deep musical chemistry and the beginnings of a unique dual-drummer, dual-lead guitar attack.

Their breakthrough came with the 1971 live album At Fillmore East, recorded over two nights at the New York venue. Widely regarded as one of the greatest live albums in rock history, it captured the band’s explosive stage presence, with extended versions of “Whipping Post” and “In Memory of Elizabeth Reed” drawing rave reviews and expanding their national following. Tragedy struck later that year when Duane Allman was killed in a motorcycle crash in Macon. Just over a year later, Berry Oakley died in a strikingly similar accident just blocks from where Duane’s occurred. In spite of—or perhaps because of—this emotional blow, the band pressed on, releasing Eat a Peach in 1972, which included both live and studio recordings and remains one of their most cherished works.

The group continued to evolve, and their 1973 studio release Brothers and Sisters featured a more country-rock tilt led by Betts, who wrote the No. 2 Billboard hit “Ramblin’ Man.” That song, along with “Jessica” and “Come and Go Blues,” helped the album top the Billboard 200 and establish the Allmans as a commercial powerhouse. Internal tensions, however, began to mount due to clashing personalities, substance abuse, and the pressures of fame. After releasing Win, Lose or Draw in 1975, the original iteration of the band unraveled following Gregg Allman’s testimony in a drug trial involving their road manager, which led to a public backlash and the band’s breakup in 1976.

The Allman Brothers Band would reunite multiple times over the decades, releasing a total of 12 studio albums and several acclaimed live records. Notable albums from their second era include Enlightened Rogues (1979), Seven Turns (1990), and Hittin’ the Note (2003), the latter of which introduced guitarist Derek Trucks and reinvigorated the band for a new generation. With Warren Haynes also in the fold, this later lineup earned considerable respect for returning to the band’s blues-jazz roots and for delivering stunning live performances, especially during their annual Beacon Theatre runs in New York City.

The Allman Brothers Band were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1995 and received a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2012. Despite personnel changes and decades of personal challenges, the Allmans built a career on integrity, musicianship, and an unmatched commitment to their craft. Songs like “Midnight Rider,” “Melissa,” “Blue Sky,” and “Statesboro Blues” remain staples of American rock radio and live setlists across genres. Their extended jams, built around fluid time signatures and conversational soloing, set the blueprint for the Southern rock and jam band movements.

Beyond the music, the legacy of the band members has extended into activism and mentorship. Gregg Allman released several solo albums and performed until his death in 2017, while Butch Trucks and Jaimoe mentored younger musicians. Derek Trucks, a nephew of Butch, went on to form the Tedeschi Trucks Band with his wife Susan Tedeschi. Warren Haynes also gained renown for his work with Gov’t Mule and The Dead. Their influence continues to ripple across genres, and the Allmans are often cited by artists from country, rock, jazz, and blues backgrounds as a formative force.

The Allman Brothers Band officially retired in 2014 after a final show at the Beacon Theatre, closing the book on a career that not only weathered tragedy and reinvention but helped shape the sound of modern American rock. Their musical and cultural imprint—rooted in technical brilliance, unfiltered emotion, and Southern storytelling—remains one of the most enduring in the history of the genre.

Complete List Of Allman Brothers Band Songs From A to Z

Ain’t Wastin’ Time No More – Eat a Peach – 1972
Ain’t Wastin’ Time No More – Wipe the Windows, Check the Oil, Dollar Gas – 1976
Ain’t Wastin’ Time No More – Peakin’ at the Beacon – 2000
Ain’t Wastin’ Time No More – One Way Out – 2004
All Night Train – Where It All Begins – 1994
Angeline – Reach for the Sky – 1980
Back Where It All Begins – Where It All Begins – 1994
Back Where It All Begins – An Evening with the Allman Brothers Band: 2nd Set – 1995
Bad Rain – Shades of Two Worlds – 1991
Black Hearted Woman – The Allman Brothers Band – 1969
Black Hearted Woman – Peakin’ at the Beacon – 2000
Blind Love – Enlightened Rogues – 1979
Blue Sky – Eat a Peach – 1972
Blue Sky – An Evening with the Allman Brothers Band: First Set – 1992
Brothers of the Road – Brothers of the Road – 1981
Can’t Lose What You Never Had – Win, Lose or Draw – 1975
Can’t Lose What You Never Had – Wipe the Windows, Check the Oil, Dollar Gas – 1976
Can’t Take It With You – Enlightened Rogues – 1979
Change My Way of Living – Where It All Begins – 1994
Come and Go Blues – Brothers and Sisters – 1973
Come and Go Blues – Wipe the Windows, Check the Oil, Dollar Gas – 1976
Come and Go Blues – One Way Out – 2004
Come On in My Kitchen – Shades of Two Worlds – 1991
Crazy Love – Enlightened Rogues – 1979
Desdemona – Hittin’ the Note – 2003
Desdemona – One Way Out – 2004
Desert Blues – Shades of Two Worlds – 1991
Dimples – Idlewild South (Super Deluxe Edition – Live at Ludlow Garage) – 1970
Don’t Keep Me Wonderin’ – Idlewild South – 1970
Don’t Keep Me Wonderin’ – At Fillmore East (Expanded Editions) – 1971
Don’t Keep Me Wonderin’ – Eat a Peach (Deluxe Edition) – 1972
Don’t Keep Me Wonderin’ – One Way Out – 2004
Don’t Want You No More – The Allman Brothers Band – 1969
Don’t Want You No More – Wipe the Windows, Check the Oil, Dollar Gas – 1976
Don’t Want You No More – Peakin’ at the Beacon – 2000
Done Somebody Wrong – At Fillmore East – 1971
Done Somebody Wrong – Eat a Peach (Deluxe Edition) – 1972
Dreams – The Allman Brothers Band – 1969
Dreams – Idlewild South (Super Deluxe Edition – Live at Ludlow Garage) – 1970
Dreams – An Evening with the Allman Brothers Band: First Set – 1992
Dreams – One Way Out – 2004
Drunken Hearted Boy – At Fillmore East (Expanded Editions) – 1971
End of the Line – Shades of Two Worlds – 1991
End of the Line – An Evening with the Allman Brothers Band: First Set – 1992
Every Hungry Woman – The Allman Brothers Band – 1969
Every Hungry Woman – Idlewild South (Super Deluxe Edition – Live at Ludlow Garage) – 1970
Every Hungry Woman – Peakin’ at the Beacon – 2000
Every Hungry Woman – One Way Out – 2004
Everybody’s Got a Mountain to Climb – Where It All Begins – 1994
Famous Last Words – Reach for the Sky – 1980
Firing Line – Hittin’ the Note – 2003
From the Madness of the West – Reach for the Sky – 1980
Gambler’s Roll – Seven Turns – 1990
Get On with Your Life – Shades of Two Worlds – 1991
Get On with Your Life – An Evening with the Allman Brothers Band: First Set – 1992
Good Clean Fun – Seven Turns – 1990
Good Morning Little Schoolgirl – One Way Out – 2004
Heart of Stone – Hittin’ the Note – 2003
Hell & High Water – Reach for the Sky – 1980
High Cost of Low Living – Hittin’ the Note – 2003
High Cost of Low Living – One Way Out – 2004
High Falls – Win, Lose or Draw – 1975
High Falls – Peakin’ at the Beacon – 2000
Hot ‘Lanta – At Fillmore East – 1971
Hot ‘Lanta – Eat a Peach (Deluxe Edition) – 1972
Hoochie Coochie Man – Idlewild South – 1970
Hoochie Coochie Man – Idlewild South (Super Deluxe Edition – Live at Ludlow Garage) – 1970
I Beg of You – Brothers of the Road – 1981
I Got a Right to Be Wrong – Reach for the Sky – 1980
I’m Gonna Move to the Outskirts of Town – Idlewild South (Super Deluxe Edition – Live at Ludlow Garage) – 1970
In Memory of Elizabeth Reed – Idlewild South – 1970
In Memory of Elizabeth Reed – At Fillmore East – 1971
In Memory of Elizabeth Reed – Eat a Peach (Deluxe Edition) – 1972
In Memory of Elizabeth Reed – Wipe the Windows, Check the Oil, Dollar Gas – 1976
In Memory of Elizabeth Reed – Idlewild South (Super Deluxe Edition – Alternate Take) – 1970
In Memory of Elizabeth Reed – Idlewild South (Super Deluxe Edition – Live at Ludlow Garage) – 1970
In Memory of Elizabeth Reed – An Evening with the Allman Brothers Band: 2nd Set – 1995
Instrumental Illness – Hittin’ the Note – 2003
Instrumental Illness – One Way Out – 2004
It Ain’t Over Yet – Seven Turns – 1990
It’s Not My Cross to Bear – The Allman Brothers Band – 1969
It’s Not My Cross to Bear – Wipe the Windows, Check the Oil, Dollar Gas – 1976
It’s Not My Cross to Bear – Peakin’ at the Beacon – 2000
Jelly Jelly – Brothers and Sisters – 1973
Jessica – Brothers and Sisters – 1973
Jessica – Wipe the Windows, Check the Oil, Dollar Gas – 1976
Jessica – An Evening with the Allman Brothers Band: 2nd Set – 1995
Just Ain’t Easy – Enlightened Rogues – 1979
Just Another Love Song – Win, Lose or Draw – 1975
Keep On Keepin’ On – Reach for the Sky – 1980
Kind of Bird – Shades of Two Worlds – 1991
Leave My Blues at Home – Idlewild South – 1970
Leave My Blues at Home – Peakin’ at the Beacon – 2000
Leavin’ – Brothers of the Road – 1981
Les Brers in A Minor – Eat a Peach – 1972
Let Me Ride – Seven Turns – 1990
Little Martha – Eat a Peach – 1972
Loaded Dice – Seven Turns – 1990
Louisiana Lou and Three Card Monty John – Win, Lose or Draw – 1975
Low Down Dirty Mean – Seven Turns – 1990
Maybe We Can Go Back to Yesterday – Brothers of the Road – 1981
Maydell – Hittin’ the Note – 2003
Mean Woman Blues – Where It All Begins – 1994
Melissa – Eat a Peach – 1972
Melissa – An Evening with the Allman Brothers Band: First Set – 1992
Midnight Blues – An Evening with the Allman Brothers Band: First Set – 1992
Midnight Man – Shades of Two Worlds – 1991
Midnight Rider – Idlewild South – 1970
Midnight Rider – At Fillmore East (Expanded Editions) – 1971
Midnight Rider – Eat a Peach (Deluxe Edition) – 1972
Midnight Rider – Idlewild South (Super Deluxe Edition – Alternate Mix) – 1970
Midnight Rider – One Way Out – 2004
Mountain Jam – Eat a Peach – 1972
Mountain Jam – At Fillmore East (Expanded Editions) – 1971
Mountain Jam – Idlewild South (Super Deluxe Edition – Live at Ludlow Garage) – 1970
Mystery Woman – Reach for the Sky – 1980
Need Your Love So Bad – Enlightened Rogues – 1979
Never Knew How Much (I Needed You) – Brothers of the Road – 1981
Nevertheless – Win, Lose or Draw – 1975
No One to Run With – Where It All Begins – 1994
No One to Run With – An Evening with the Allman Brothers Band: 2nd Set – 1995
Nobody Knows – Shades of Two Worlds – 1991
Nobody Knows – An Evening with the Allman Brothers Band: First Set – 1992
Old Before My Time – Hittin’ the Note – 2003
Old Before My Time – One Way Out – 2004
Old Friend – Hittin’ the Note – 2003
One More Ride – Idlewild South (Super Deluxe Edition – Session Outtake Remix) – 1970
One Way Out – Eat a Peach – 1972
One Way Out – At Fillmore East (Expanded Editions) – 1971
One Way Out – Eat a Peach (Deluxe Edition) – 1972
Pegasus – Enlightened Rogues – 1979
Please Call Home – Idlewild South – 1970
Please Call Home – Peakin’ at the Beacon – 2000
Pony Boy – Brothers and Sisters – 1973
Ramblin’ Man – Brothers and Sisters – 1973
Ramblin’ Man – Wipe the Windows, Check the Oil, Dollar Gas – 1976
Revival – Idlewild South – 1970
Revival – An Evening with the Allman Brothers Band: First Set – 1992
Revival (Love Is Everywhere) – Idlewild South (Super Deluxe Edition – Mono Single Version) – 1970
Rockin’ Horse – Hittin’ the Note – 2003
Rockin’ Horse – One Way Out – 2004
Sail Away – Enlightened Rogues – 1979
Sailin’ ‘Cross the Devil’s Sea – Where It All Begins – 1994
Sailin’ ‘Cross the Devil’s Sea – An Evening with the Allman Brothers Band: 2nd Set – 1995
Seven Turns – Seven Turns – 1990
Seven Turns – Peakin’ at the Beacon – 2000
Shine It On – Seven Turns – 1990
So Long – Reach for the Sky – 1980
Soulshine – Where It All Begins – 1994
Soulshine – An Evening with the Allman Brothers Band: 2nd Set – 1995
Southbound – Brothers and Sisters – 1973
Southbound – Wipe the Windows, Check the Oil, Dollar Gas – 1976
Southbound – An Evening with the Allman Brothers Band: First Set – 1992
Stand Back – Eat a Peach – 1972
Stand Back – Peakin’ at the Beacon – 2000
Statesboro Blues – At Fillmore East – 1971
Statesboro Blues – Eat a Peach (Deluxe Edition) – 1972
Statesboro Blues – Idlewild South (Super Deluxe Edition – Session Outtake Remix) – 1970
Statesboro Blues – Idlewild South (Super Deluxe Edition – Live at Ludlow Garage) – 1970
Statesboro Blues – One Way Out – 2004
Stormy Monday – At Fillmore East – 1971
Straight from the Heart – Brothers of the Road – 1981
Sweet Mama – Win, Lose or Draw – 1975
Temptation Is a Gun – Where It All Begins – 1994
The Heat Is On – Brothers of the Road – 1981
The Judgment – Brothers of the Road – 1981
The Same Thing – An Evening with the Allman Brothers Band: 2nd Set – 1995
Things You Used to Do – Brothers of the Road – 1981
Trouble No More – The Allman Brothers Band – 1969
Trouble No More – Eat a Peach – 1972
Trouble No More – At Fillmore East (Expanded Editions) – 1971
Trouble No More – Idlewild South (Super Deluxe Edition – Live at Ludlow Garage) – 1970
Trouble No More – One Way Out – 2004
True Gravity – Seven Turns – 1990
Try It One More Time – Enlightened Rogues – 1979
Two Rights – Brothers of the Road – 1981
Wasted Words – Brothers and Sisters – 1973
Wasted Words – Wipe the Windows, Check the Oil, Dollar Gas – 1976
Wasted Words – One Way Out – 2004
What’s Done Is Done – Where It All Begins – 1994
Whipping Post – The Allman Brothers Band – 1969
Whipping Post – At Fillmore East – 1971
Whipping Post – Eat a Peach (Deluxe Edition) – 1972
Whipping Post – One Way Out – 2004
Who to Believe – Hittin’ the Note – 2003
Win, Lose or Draw – Win, Lose or Draw – 1975
Woman Across the River – Hittin’ the Note – 2003
Woman Across the River – One Way Out – 2004
Worried Down with the Blues – One Way Out – 2004
You Don’t Love Me – At Fillmore East – 1971
You Don’t Love Me – Eat a Peach (Deluxe Edition) – 1972
You Don’t Love Me – An Evening with the Allman Brothers Band: 2nd Set – 1995