Gregg Allman
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Born: December 8, 1947 in Saint Thomas Hospital Died: May 27, 2017
A visionary in American music, the musician grew up immersed in rhythm and blues before co‑founding a legendary Southern rock outfit that blended blues, jazz, and country into a distinctive sound. As lead vocalist, keyboardist, and primary songwriter, he penned classics such as “Whipping Post,” “Melissa,” and “Midnight Rider,” helping the band become a staple on the airwaves. In addition to his band work, he released eight solo studio albums, cementing his legacy as
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