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Carrying it on
- The Allman Betts BandDevon Allman & Duane Betts — sons of Gregg Allman and Dickey Betts — carrying the sound forward. · Tour dates
- Allman Betts Family RevivalDevon Allman & Duane Betts’ annual tour celebrating the Allman legacy.
- Friends of the BrothersA celebration of the Allman Brothers’ music by players tied to the originals — and often Jaimoe himself.
- Gov’t MuleWarren Haynes’ band — ABB guitarist and musical torch-bearer. · Tour dates
- Tedeschi Trucks BandDerek Trucks (ABB slide guitarist) & Susan Tedeschi’s band. · Tour dates
Books & writing
- Scott Freeman — Midnight RidersThe first full-length band biography (1995) — The Story of the Allman Brothers Band. · Amazon
- Willie Perkins — No Saints, No SaviorsThe band’s longtime road manager on his years with the Allmans (2005). · Amazon
- Randy Poe — Skydog: The Duane Allman StoryA detailed Duane biography with a foreword by Billy F. Gibbons (2006). · Amazon
- Gregg Allman — My Cross to BearGregg’s candid memoir, written with Alan Light (2012). · Amazon
- Alan Paul — One Way OutThe definitive oral history of the Allman Brothers Band (2014). · Amazon
- Galadrielle Allman — Please Be with MeDuane’s daughter’s lyrical memoir of the father she barely knew (2014). · Amazon
- Willie Perkins & Jack Weston — Classic Memorabilia, 1969–1976200+ captioned images of ABB collectibles, instruments, and gear (2015). · Amazon
- Bob Beatty — Play All Night!Duane Allman and the journey to At Fillmore East (2022). · Amazon
- Willie Perkins — Diary of a Rock and Roll Tour ManagerPerkins’ day-by-day account of touring with the band, 1970–1976 (2022). · Amazon
- Alan Paul — Brothers and SistersThe inside story of the 1973 album that defined the ’70s (2023). · Amazon
- Low Down and Dirty — Alan Paul’s newsletterOngoing interviews and stories on the Allmans and the wider rock & blues world.
- Cameron Crowe — The UncoolHis 1973 Rolling Stone cover story on the Allman Brothers, written at 16 — the seed of Almost Famous. See also “Duane Allman: The Day the Music Died” and the full ABB archive.
- Ian Tasker articles 1971Three personal essays — “Stormy Monday Blues”, “Whipping Post” and “Blue Sky” — recalling hearing Duane Allman for the first time on Mike Raven’s Radio 1 show as a 15-year-old in 1971. (PDF)
Art & prints
- Tom Noll — Art That RocksOriginal oil paintings and signed prints of the Allman Brothers and its members.
- Flournoy HolmesThe artist behind the Eat a Peach album cover; signed Duane Allman portrait prints.
- Ioannis — Dangerous AgeArtist of the Where It All Begins cover; official limited-edition rock prints.
- Penley Art CoSteve Penley’s bold, hand-signed Allman Brothers paintings and posters.
- Allman Brothers Band — Art GalleryThe band’s own gallery of album, poster, and tour artwork.
Museum & history
- The Big House — ABB MuseumThe band’s early-1970s home in Macon, GA, now the official museum and world’s largest ABB collection.
- duaneallman.infoAn exhaustive Duane Allman and ABB chronology — a deep archival reference.
- allmanbrothersband.comThe official Allman Brothers Band website: news, discography, and the live-show database.
- Macon fan sites — Explore GeorgiaA guide to ABB landmarks in Macon, including Rose Hill Cemetery, resting place of Duane Allman and Berry Oakley.
Community
- Hittin’ the Web — ABB fan forumThe 30-year-strong “peachhead” community on the official band site.