Jack Whatley・November 20, 2020 Far Out Magazine
Duane Allman’s 6 greatest guitar solos of all time
Chances are that you’ve had the odd debate with your friends about who is the greatest guitarists of all time. When such conversations arise, the usual suspects are largely pushed forward to take the top spot: Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, B.B. King and so forth. But one of the most criminally overlooked players from this set of definitive rock ‘n’ roll guitarists is the late, great Duane Allman. An integral member of the Allman Brothers Band, Duane sadly lost his life in a motorcycle accident at a tragically young age, just 24, and never quite got to fulfil his potential which, judging by the below, was immeasurable.
Providing something of a short education on the brilliant musician, we’ve collected six of the guitarist’s greatest solos of all time and it’s a truly impressive list. It’s not enough to simply say that Allman should be considered one of the greatest of all time, one has to hear it and, judging by the collection, he’s cemented his place in the pantheon of rock. A progressive player and a man who lived too fast for his own good, Allman defined what instrumental innovation was.
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