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Music History Events:
Albums released November 4:
• 1966 – THE ROLLING STONES – ‘Big Hits (High Tide and Green Grass)’ (UK)
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• 1968 – GLEN CAMPBELL – ‘Wichita Lineman’
• 1969 – THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND – ‘The Allman Brothers Band’
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• 1969 – DAVID BOWIE – ‘Space Oddity’ (UK)
• 1970 – DAVID BOWIE – ‘The Man Who Sold the World’
• 1971 – NAZARETH – ‘Nazareth’
• 1975 – HAROLD MELVIN & THE BLUENOTES – ‘Wake Up Everybody’
• 1975 – THE TEMPTATIONS – ‘House Party’
• 1976 – JEAN-LUC PONTY – ‘Imaginary Voyage’
• 1977 – ROD STEWART – ‘Foot Loose & Fancy Free’
• 1977 – RAMONES – ‘Rocket to Russia’
• 1977 – JOHN MARTYN – ‘One World’
• 1981 – BLACK SABBATH – ‘Mob Rules’
• 1982 – VIRGIN PRUNES – ‘…If I Die, I Die’
• 1983 – PAUL SIMON – ‘Hearts and Bones’
• 1983 – EARTH, WIND & FIRE – ‘Electric Universe’
• 1985 – AEROSMITH – ‘Done with Mirrors’
• 1985 – BARBRA STREISAND – ‘The Broadway Album’
• 1985 – THE CLASH – ‘Cut the Crap’
• 1985 – ELTON JOHN – ‘Ice on Fire’
• 1985 – SADE – ‘Promise’
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• 1986 – DELILLOS – ‘Suser avgårde’ (NOR)
• 1986 – THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS – ‘They Might Be Giants’
• 1986 – YNGWIE MALMSTEEN – ‘Trilogy’
• 1987 – SINÉAD O’CONNOR – ‘The Lion and the Cobra’
• 1991 – ENYA – ‘Shepherd Moons’
• 1991 – MY BLOODY VALENTINE – ‘Loveless’
• 1991 – TEENAGE FANCLUB – ‘Bandwagonesque’
• 1991 – CELINE DION – ‘Dion chante Plamondon’
• 1991 – PET SHOP BOYS – ‘Discography: The Complete Singles Collection’
• 1991 – M PEOPLE – ‘Northern Soul’
• 1996 – APHEX TWIN – ‘Richard D. James Album’
• 1997 – SHANIA TWAIN – ‘Come On Over’
• 1997 – B.B. KING – ‘Deuces Wild’
• 1997 – SIMON & GARFUNKEL – ‘Old Friends’
• 1997 – MICHAEL BOLTON – ‘All That Matters’
• 2002 – U2 – ‘The Best of 1990–2000’
• 2002 – JEAN MICHEL JARRE – ‘Sessions 2000’
• 2002 – ROXETTE – ‘The Ballad Hits’
• 2002 – IRON MAIDEN – ‘Edward the Great’
• 2002 – BADLY DRAWN BOY – ‘Have You Fed the Fish?’ (UK)
• 2002 – OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN – ‘2’ (AUS)
• 2002 – MC HONKY – ‘I Am the Messiah’ (UK)
• 2002 – GODSPEED YOU! BLACK EMPEROR – ‘Yanqui U.X.O.’
• 2002 – BJÖRK – ‘Greatest Hits’
• 2002 – THE CHURCH – ‘Parallel Universe’
• 2003 – SUN KIL MOON – ‘Ghosts of the Great Highway’
• 2003 – IGGY POP – ‘Skull Ring’
• 2003 – ROBERT PLANT – ‘Sixty Six to Timbuktu’
• 2003 – BOB SEGER – ‘Greatest Hits 2’
• 2003 – P.O.D. – ‘Payable on Death’
• 2005 – A-HA – ‘Analogue’
• 2005 – SCOOTER – ‘Who’s Got the Last Laugh Now?’ (GER)
• 2008 – Q-TIP – ‘The Renaissance’
• 2008 – SWITCHFOOT – ‘The Best Yet’
• 2008 – HARRY CONNICK JR. – ‘What a Night! A Christmas Album’
• 2008 – MIGUEL RÍOS – ‘Solo o en compañía de otros’
• 2011 – SCORPIONS – ‘Comeblack’
• 2011 – TYCHO – ‘Dive’
• 2011 – BIRDY – ‘Birdy’ (IRL)
• 2013 – JAMES ARTHUR – ‘James Arthur’
• 2014 – NEIL YOUNG – ‘Storytone’
• 2014 – THE DOOBIE BROTHERS – ‘Southbound’
• 2014 – MEDINA AZAHARA – ‘Las puertas del cielo’
• 2014 – MIGUEL BOSÉ – ‘Amo’
• 2014 – SOEN – ‘Tellurian’ (GER)
• 2014 – DEERHOOF – ‘La Isla Bonita’
• 2016 – HAMMERFALL – ‘Built to Last’
• 2016 – VADER – ‘The Empire’
• 2016 – DARK TRANQUILITY – ‘Atoma’
• 2016 – THE FRAY – ‘Through the Years: The Best of the Fray’
• 2016 – ALICIA KEYS – ‘Here’
• 2016 – LA OREJA DE VAN GOGH – ‘El planeta imaginario’
• 2016 – FRANK ZAPPA – ‘Little Dots’
• 2016 – VÉRONIQUE SANSON – ‘Dignes, dingues, donc…’
• 2016 – CRIPPLED BLACK PHOENIX – ‘Bronze’
• 2016 – ROBBIE WILLIAMS – ‘The Heavy Entertainment Show’
• 2016 – CELTAS CORTOS – ‘In crescendo’
• 2022 – SWITCHFOOT – ‘This Is Our Christmas Album’
• 2022 – EZRA COLLECTIVE – ‘Where I’m Meant to Be’
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LP 1969: ‘THE ALLMAN BROTHERS’ (The Allman Brothers)
On November 4, 1969, the debut album of The Allman Brothes Band was released, a southern blues rock group formed around the brothers Duane and Gregg Allman, guitarist and keyboardist respectively. Duane had worked as a session musician with the greats at Muscle Shoals Studios in Alabama and had developed a band project with two lead guitars and two drummers. For this he had Berry Oakley (bass), Dickey Betts (2nd guitar), Jai Johanson and Butch Trucks (drums and percussion). For the production, the first chosen was Tom Dowd, known for his work with Cream and John Coltrane, but as he was not available (he would be for the next Allman album, “Idlewild South”) the engineer and producer of Atlantic, Adrian Barber, took over. The recording sessions took place over two weeks at Atlantic Studios in New York where they recorded several of the songs that emerged from the jams that the band used to perform in their shows, in which they incorporated elements of jazz and country, such as “Dreams” and “Whipping post” and versions of “Don”t want you no more” by Spencer Davis and “Trouble no more” by Muddy Waters.
The commercial response was nil and more than for its musical content it gave more to talk about because of the image inside the album in which the group was shown naked in a stream in a forest. In some publications you could read comments such as “another bad group of long-haired electric rockers from the South”, although Rolling Stone saved it from total burning: “A coherent album in which a group of white people manages to produce an authentic blues rock sound full of inspiration and energy”. Oblivious to this, the band did not stop triumphing on stage (in 1970 they performed 300 shows) gaining more and more followers in each concert that would help turn the Allman Brothers into one of the most popular rock bands of the first half of the seventies.