Album

Idlewild South

The Allman Brothers Band

1970 · Rock, Blues

30 collectors on Gatefold own this

Idlewild South by The Allman Brothers Band

Idlewild South is a Rock album by The Allman Brothers Band, originally released in 1970. On Gatefold: 104 pressings tracked, owned by 30 collectors.

About

Named for Dickey Betts’ farm outside Macon, Ga., <i>Idlewild South</i> was the Allmans’ second album. The 1970 release finds them plowing some jazzy ground akin to what Traffic was doing around the same time, but with a distinctly Southern touch. The eclectic tune stack introduced Betts’ instrumental “In Memory of Elizabeth Reed,” which would soon grow beyond its seven-minute length into one of the group’s true epics. “Revival” hooked into a tent-meeting groove, becoming an early airplay favorite, while this “Hootchie Cootchie Man” was a fine example of rowdy, focused sprawl. Of course, both Duane and Gregg Allman were hitting on all cylinders, on top of a powerhouse rhythm section verging on the polyrhythmic. Their next move – the double album recorded at New York’s Fillmore East – would make the Allman Brothers Band undeniable rock stars. But their power is already here to be heard.

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Tracklist

Side A

  1. A1Revival4:04
  2. A2Don't Keep Me Wonderin'3:40
  3. A3Midnight Rider3:00
  4. A4In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed6:54

Side B

  1. B1Hoochie Coochie Man4:54
  2. B2Please Call Home4:00
  3. B3Leave My Blues At Home4:15

Sound DNA

  • Rock
  • Southern Rock
  • swampy
  • driving
  • southern

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30 collectors on Gatefold own this · 104 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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