Allman Brothers Wipe The Windows Check The Oil Dollar Gas 1976 1st Press 2 LP NM
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The Allman Brothers Band - Wipe The Windows Check The Oil Dollar Gas. 1976 Capricorn Records 2CX0177. Double album. 1st pressing. Made in the USA. Vinyl is in NM condition. Gatefold cover is in NM- condition. Inside of gatefold is in NM condition. Includes both original Capricorn Records company inner sleeves.
Still has the rare original "HYPE" STICKER on the front cover.
Review: This live album was released by Capricorn Records largely as a way of raising money in a hurry, but it fares surprisingly well musically. The 1973-1974 Allman Brothers Band featured here is the one that most fans actually saw, since most listeners didn't discover them or get to their concerts until after the deaths of Duane Allman and Berry Oakley. Wipe the Windows isn't a landmark release like the Fillmore tapes -- a collection of rock's greatest guitar albums could be complete without it. But no Allman Brothers Band fan should pass up Wipe the Windows, which is a most solid live album, and, in particular, a better representation of the songs off of Brothers and Sisters and Win, Lose or Draw than the original studio versions. "Southbound," "Ramblin' Man," "Jessica," and, to a lesser degree, "Wasted Words" come off exceptionally well. This second-generation band, with Dickey Betts as the sole lead guitar and Gregg Allman and Chuck Leavell sharing the keyboards, also performs a preconceived version of "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed" -- they could never spark more fire than the version from the Fillmore, so they transform it into a moodier piece with more space for the keyboards to open up. Compiled from shows in New Orleans, San Francisco, Bakersfield, Oakland, and Watkins Glen (New York). - The All Music Guide.
Side One: wasted Words, Southbound, Ramblin' Man.
Side Two: In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed
Side Three: Ain't Wastin' Time No More, Come And Go Blues, Can't Lose What You Never Had.
Side Four: Don't Want You No More, It's Not My Cross To Bear, Jessica.
We are happy to combine shipping and can ship up to five more LPs in the same box for no additional shipping cost in the USA.
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