"Click me to Order!" Eat A Peach (Capricorn) [ORIGINAL RECORDING REMASTERED] This record is an amazing mix of live and studio work done by the Allman Brothers. Blue Sky on here is my favorite song by them ( up there with Whipping Post) and it's guitar solo is purely amazing. I really like the fact that it has a mix of upbeat live songs with a combination of some slower acoustic tracks. I recommend this album as a start for the Allman Brothers. Additional Allman Brothers Recordings: Allman Brothers: The Allman Brothers Band [ORIGINAL RECORDING REMASTERED] Allman Brothers: The Allman Brothers Band At Fillmore East [ORIGINAL RECORDING REMASTERED Allman Brothers: Beginnings [ORIGINAL RECORDING REMASTERED] Allman Brothers: Hell & High Water: The Best Of The Arista Years Allman Brothers: Brothers And Sisters [ORIGINAL RECORDING REMASTERED] Allman Brothers: A Decade Of Hits 1969-1979 Allman Brothers: Dreams [BOX SET] Allman Brothers: Enlightened Rogues [ORIGINAL RECORDING REMASTERED] Allman Brothers: An Evening With The Allman Brothers... Allman Brothers: Idlewild South [ORIGINAL RECORDING REMASTERED] Allman Brothers: Mycology: An Anthology Allman Brothers: Seven Turns Allman Brothers: Where It All Begins Allman Brothers: Win, Lose Or Draw [ORIGINAL RECORDING REMASTERED] Allman Brothers: Wipe The Windows, Check The Oil, Dollar... [ORIGINAL RECORDING REMASTERED] Allman Brothers: All Live! [IMPORT] "Click me to Order" Back Where I Belong Billy Boy Arnold Arnold hasn't lost anything to the years. He still blows his mouth harp in the wah-wah riff style of his mentor Williams, and his vocals have grown deeper, darker and fuller with age. Excellent!! Additional Billy Boy Arnold Recordings: Billy Boy Arnold: Eldorado Cadillac Billy Boy Arnold: Goin' To Chicago Billy Boy Arnold: More Blues On The South Side Billy Boy Arnold: Ten Million Dollars "Click me to Order" Back On Track Arthur Adams On his first solo album in 20 years, Adams's guitar work is sure and deft, with the confidence that comes from years of experience. He's got a great voice, too, with an appealing smoothness that sounds fresh and contemporary, and that never lacks for expressiveness. "Click me to Order" 52nd Street Ron Affif "Click me to Order" Blue Streak Luther Allison Soul Fixin' Man was the first Luther Allison album recorded on American soil in 18 years, and it reminded the stateside blues community why this Paris-based expatriate was once considered one of the very best of Chicago's second blues generation. He builds upon that reputation with Blue Streak, a follow-up which is even bluesier and more guitar-oriented than its predecessor. If the previous disc emphasized Allison's Wilson Pickett-like singing, this new one focuses on his Albert Collins-like picking. --Geoffrey Himes "Click me to Order" Baby's Back Jesse Austin JazzTimes (5/96) ...A leather-lunged hollerin' vocalist reminiscent of Nappy Brown, Austin also lays down a thick organ cushion on this smoking collection of earthy, hard-driving jumped up originals...