℗ 2016 Mercury Records, a Division of UMG Recordings
Released November 4, 1969
Duration 1h 06m 20s
Record Label Island Def Jam
Genre Pop
 

The Allman Brothers Band (Deluxe)

The Allman Brothers Band

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1.1
Don't Want You No More
The Allman Brothers Band
2:25
1.2
It's Not My Cross To Bear
The Allman Brothers Band
4:55
1.3
Black Hearted Woman
The Allman Brothers Band
5:16
1.4
Trouble No More
The Allman Brothers Band
3:47
1.5
Every Hungry Woman
The Allman Brothers Band
4:15
1.6
Dreams
The Allman Brothers Band
7:16
1.7
Whipping Post
The Allman Brothers Band
5:16
2.1
Don't Want You No More (1973 Beginnings Mix)
The Allman Brothers Band
2:25
2.2
It's Not My Cross To Bear (1973 Beginnings Mix)
The Allman Brothers Band
4:55
2.3
Black Hearted Woman (1973 Beginnings Mix)
The Allman Brothers Band
5:16
2.4
Trouble No More (1973 Beginnings Mix)
The Allman Brothers Band
3:47
2.5
Every Hungry Woman (1973 Beginnings Mix)
The Allman Brothers Band
4:15
2.6
Dreams (1973 Beginnings Mix)
The Allman Brothers Band
7:16
2.7
Whipping Post (1973 Beginnings Mix)
The Allman Brothers Band
5:16
"... the record set in motion the band’s blazing style and jam-centred set, including Dreams and the immortal Whipping Post, both penned by Duane’s baby brother Gregg." - UltimateClassicRock.com The debut self-titled album from the Allman Brothers Band came out in late 1969, recorded only a few months after the band was formed. These songs were honed on the road, which allowed the Allmans to record and mix the entire record in only two weeks. Among the highlights is the original version of the seminal Whipping Post, which would take on a life of its own following the 20 minute live version on the Fillmore East concert album released two years later. This deluxe edition features the original mixes by Adrian Barber alongside the 1973 Beginnings reissue mixes, by Tom Dowd. "The whole experience of making the first album was absolutely wonderful. I felt comfortable in the studio, having recorded a bunch before, as did we all and the music was great. We had played these songs so much and we were all just busting to get them down on record." - Butch Trucks
192 kHz / 24-bit, 96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Island Def Jam Studio Masters

Disc 1, Tracks 1-7; Disc 2, Tracks 1-7 – contains high-resolution digital transfers of material originating from an analogue master source
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-0.30
-0.30 to -0.30
-14.93
-16.64 to -13.96
-12.21
-14.00 to -11.20
10
9 to 11
1.1
Don't Want You No More
-0.30-14.18-11.910
1.2
It's Not My Cross To Bear
-0.30-16.64-14.010
1.3
Black Hearted Woman
-0.30-14.07-11.69
1.4
Trouble No More
-0.30-13.96-11.710
1.5
Every Hungry Woman
-0.30-14.56-11.910
1.6
Dreams
-0.30-14.14-12.39
1.7
Whipping Post
-0.30-14.28-11.29
2.1
Don't Want You No More (1973 Beginnings Mix)
-0.30-14.58-12.010
2.2
It's Not My Cross To Bear (1973 Beginnings Mix)
-0.30-16.40-13.610
2.3
Black Hearted Woman (1973 Beginnings Mix)
-0.30-14.63-11.410
2.4
Trouble No More (1973 Beginnings Mix)
-0.30-14.82-12.110
2.5
Every Hungry Woman (1973 Beginnings Mix)
-0.30-15.31-11.910
2.6
Dreams (1973 Beginnings Mix)
-0.30-16.27-13.811
2.7
Whipping Post (1973 Beginnings Mix)
-0.30-15.20-11.510

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