Music Review

The Fillmore Concerts (1992)

The Allman Brothers Band
Reviewed by Ira Robbins | Nov 27, 1992
EW's GRADE
A

Details Lead Performance: The Allman Brothers Band; Genres: Reissues, Rock

Many rock & rollers of the '70s filled their live albums with endless guitar jams, but few had the artistic chops to warrant the indulgence. The Fillmore Concerts is a vastly expanded edition of the Allman Brothers' 1971 At Fillmore East that piles on the flowing blues-jazz-rock improvisation, taking full sonic advantage of two hour-plus CDs. A

Originally posted Nov 27, 1992 Published in issue #146 Nov 27, 1992 Order article reprints

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