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Adweek Together: The Future of Work
Ad agency veteran Maria Scileppi is fine-tuning her new role for uncertain times
By Chris Ariens
Maria Scileppi has had an enviable career. She's worked for some of the biggest names in advertising, including Young & Rubicam and 72andSunny. She is a past director of the Chicago Portfolio School. And in between, she's had stints at tech companies Autodesk and Dropbox focusing on the future of work.
Chris Ariens
@ChrisAriens chris.ariens@adweek.com Chris Ariens is the managing editor and director of video at Adweek.

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The Duty Bearer's Companion: A MIFUMI domestic violence training manual
The Duty Bearer's Companion is the first comprehensive training manual on domestic violence produced by MIFUMI. It draws its key guiding values and principles of a survivor-centric service from the Women's Aid movement and from the Duluth model of community responsibility for the burden of violence and holding offenders accountable. This is the introductory section that deals with basic information on domestic violence. It addresses definitions of domestic violence, its effects, impact, consequences and finally the process of helping a woman through the process of risk assessment and safety planning. The Companion can be used as a tool by caseworkers or anyone interested in ending abuse against women as it provides information on key services for women and on the impacts of domestic abuse. It provides the necessary training on how to receive survivors of domestic violence and help them seek justice. This companion has a specialist section on the harmful practice of Bride Price and is known to be the only training manual that offers training in this field.
Based on years of experience from the MIFUMI survivor shelters and advice centres, we understand that survivor-centres are often the first port of call for many women who suffer abuse and therefore this manual provides the adequate procedures needed for caseworkers and legal officers to help women in their journey to empowerment and a life free of violence. This companion presents well-researched and internationally accepted standards on domestic violence training.
It has been of great importance for MIFUMI to produce this body of work because of its unique position as a grassroots woman-centred and home grown agency that understands the context in which women and girls negotiate strategies to resist violence.
Who is the manual aimed at?
Throughout this manual, reference is made to Independent Domestic Violence Advisors (IDVAs). These are women in the community who work as volunteers at Advice Centres offering counselling support to women. In addition, all professionals and practitioners working in the field of violence against women and indeed women's equality and development will find this useful.
Professor Ravi Thiara is an Associate Professor in Sociology at the University of Warwick, UK and was previously Director of the Centre for the Study of Safety and Well-being (SWELL), a centre specialising in research on violence against women and children (VAWC) and on marginalised communities. Exploring and theorising the intersection of major social divisions is central to her work. She is a highly experienced and respected researcher who has conducted extensive research at national and international level, with a particular focus on violence against women and children. This includes research in Uganda. Ravi has a particular expertise in gendered violence and black and minority communities and has worked with many women's organisations, providing much needed evidence to improve policy and practice. She teaches on these issues and has published widely, works with practitioners/services to strengthen practice, and provides research and evaluation, training and management support/coaching to a wide range of organisations.
Dr Atuki Turner the Executive Director of MIFUMI, a Womens' rights and development agency that she co-founded in Uganda and UK in 1995. Atuki is a women's rights activist, with a legal and gender background who has employed her skills and expertise working to end violence against women and children both nationally and internationally. She is well known for her campaign on Bride Price as a human rights issue, which secured a landmark ruling when the Supreme Court of Uganda outlawed Bride Price in 2015. Atuki worked as National Refuge Development Officer for the Women's Aid Federation of England (WAFE) before founding MIFUMI. She also worked as the Africa Co-ordinator for the Amnesty International campaign to end VAWG. She has received several national and international awards for her work, including the prestigious Ashoka Fellowship, USA. Atuki has developed manuals on violence against women and delivers training on the subject to women's organisations, development and government agencies. Atuki also devotes her time to creative writing and her film can be found on You tube.
You can buy this Companion direct from Amazon, to read on your Kindle or on a free Kindle app (available for mobiles, tablets, Macs or PCs). You can also see free samples of the book here.


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Articles by C.U. Igwe
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Biochemical and Haematologic Effects of Intake of Macrotermes nigeriensis Fortified Functional Diet
C.U. Igwe , A.O. Ojiako , J.E. Okwara , A.A. Emejulu and R.N. Nwaoguikpe
Twenty-four male albino rats, 4 weeks old were randomly distributed into 4 groups (A-D) and fed growers' mash as the control diet and 25, 50 and 75% oven-dried, ground Macrotermes nigeriensis fortified diets respectively for a total period of 28 days. The effects of the diets on hepatic, renal and haematologic function indices of albino rats were studied. The animals fed the fortified diets had non-significantly (p>0.05) lesser body weight gains than the control animals. The fortified diets elicited dose-dependent increases in the levels of blood total protein, albumin, packed cell volume, hemoglobin and red blood cell counts as well as on the calculated red cell indices. The fortified diets did not significantly (p>0.05) alter the activities of plasma alanine and aspartate aminotransferases as well as the concentrations of total bilirubin, urea and creatinine. The results indicate that the fortified diets do not have detrimental hepatic, renal or haematologic effects but rather may be recommended for fortification of human and animal food, especially in weaning diets of growing children and nursing mothers to combat food insecurity and malnutrition.
The Nutritive, Anti-Nutritive and Hepatotoxic Properties of Trichosanthes anguina (Snake Tomato) Fruits from Nigeria
O.A. Ojiako and C.U. Igwe
Ripe fruits of Trichosanthes anguina (snake tomato) were subjected to phytochemical and proximate analyses. Hepatotoxic effects of various feeds compounded with fruits and seeds of the plant were also investigated. Twenty-five male rabbits randomly distributed into 5 groups (A-E) of 5 animals each, were respectively fed grower`s mash as the control diet, and raw fruits, cooked fruits, cooked fruits without seeds and cooked seeds respectively for 4 weeks. The levels of serum total (TB) and conjugated (CB) bilirubin, as well as aspartate aminotransferase (AST), alanine aminotransferase (ALT) and alkaline phosphatase (ALP) activities were spectrophotometrically determined weekly. The presence of saponins, flavonoids, cyanogenic and cardiac glycosides as well as tannins was observed. The proximate and vitamin analyses yielded moisture (93.15±0.05%), carbohydrates (3.48±0.04%), proteins (1.85±0.04%), vitamins C (18.9±0.05 mg 100 mL-1) and A (347.0±0.02 ug 100 mL-1). At the end of the feeding period, groups B and E animals significantly lost 102.5±10.61 g and 47.5±17.59 g of their body weight (p<0.05), while groups C and D animals, non significantly gained 20.0±8.28 g and 25.0±6.12 g (p>0.05) respectively, in relation to the control group. The levels of serum TB, CB, AST, ALT and ALP were all significantly raised in groups B and E animals (p<0.01). However, in groups C and D, only ALP activity was significantly raised (p<0.05), with TB, AST and ALT levels remaining almost normal. The results indicate that T. anguina fruit contains important nutrients and will not be hepatotoxic unless consumed raw or unprocessed. The findings are of nutritional and industrial relevance since the fruit is currently being used in place of tomatoes in many homes in Nigeria.
Nutritive and Anti-Nutritive Properties of Boerhavia diffusa and Commelina nudiflora Leaves
C.O. Ujowundu , C.U. Igwe , V.H.A. Enemor , L.A. Nwaogu and O.E. Okafor
Aqueous leaf extracts of Boerhavia diffusa and Commelina nudiflora were evaluated for nutritional and anti-nutritional compositions. The results showed that both vegetables contained saponins, alkaloids and flavonoids. The proximate and vitamin compositions of B. diffusa and C. nudiflora included mainly moisture (82.22% and 88.63%), carbohydrate (10.56% and 5.67%), vitamin C (44.80 and 41.60mg/100g dry weight), vitamin B3 (97.00 and 66.20mg/100g) and vitamin B2 (22.00 and 8.70mg/100g) respectively. The mineral contents of the defatted leaf extracts were found to be Na (162.50 and 75.55mg/100g), Ca (174.09 and 240.00mg/100g) and Mg (8.68 and 6.63mg/100g) for B. diffusa and C. nudiflora respectively. Iodine was detected at 0.002mg/100g in B. diflusa leaf extract only. The proximate, vitamin and mineral compositions obtained suggest that the leaves, as cheap sources of vitamins C, B3 and B2, as well as other macro-and micro-nutrients, can be incorporated into human and animal diet to meet their recommended daily allowances. The content of flavonoids and vitamin C in the leaf extracts also suggests possible anti-oxidant effects of these leafy vegetables.
Protein and Amino Acid Compositions of Sphenostylis stenocarpa, Sesamum indicum, Monodora myristica and Afzelia africana Seeds from Nigeria
O.A. Ojiako , C.U. Igwe , N.C. Agha , C.A. Ogbuji and V.A. Onwuliri
Flours produced from raw, blanched and boiled seeds of Sphenostylis stenocarpa (African yam bean), Sesamum indicum (Sesame seed), Monodora myristica (Calabash nutmeg) and Afzelia africana (African oak) were evaluated for total protein and amino acid compositions. The results show that the seeds of S. indicum had the highest total protein content (24.74±0.56%) relative to those of S. stenocarpa (18.90±0.35%), M. myristica (12.83±0.40%) and A. africana (9.56±0.12%). The amino acid contents followed the pattern 0.030±0.010 mol/l for S. stenocarpa >0.025±0.005 mol/l for A. africana >0.014±0.003 mol/l for M. myristica >0.010±0.002 mol/l for S. indicum. The seeds were found to be rich in amino acids especially the essential amino acids which relative to the non-essential amino acids had high percentages of 81, 80, 77 and 70% for S. stenocarpa, M. myristica, S. indicum and A. Africana respectively. Boiling significantly (p<0.05) reduced the protein and amino acid contents of all the seeds, while blanching only significantly (p<0.05) reduced the amino acid contents of S. stenocarpa, S. indicum and A. Africana seeds. The results suggest that the seeds are potentially important plant sources of proteins and amino acids especially the essential amino acids necessary for human and livestock nutrition.
South Eastern Nigerian Seafood Diets have Desirable Effects on Biochemical Indices of Experimental Rabbits
O.A. Ojiako , C.O. Ujowundu , C.S. Alisi , C.U. Igwe and C.A. Ogbuji
Objective: The objective of this study was to evaluate the effect of some seafood diets on some important biochemical parameters with a view to recommending them for inclusion in the daily diets of resource-constrained persons who are hapless victims of the deadly collision of malnutrition and a flotilla of communicable diseases prevalent in a tropical country like Nigeria. Methodology: Adult rabbits were placed into six dietary groups with the positive control fed normal commercial rabbit diet while the diets of the five treated groups were supplemented with Cambarellus diminutus (crayfish) Cardisoma armatum (crab), Tympanotonus fuscatus (periwinkle), Ergeria radiata (clam) and a combination of the four, respectively. Serum lipids, proteins and electrolytes of the rabbits were estimated after 28 days of feeding. Results: The results showed that supplementation of normal feed with seafoods had positive health outcomes based on the biochemical parameters assesed. Conclusion: Seafoods could be utilized in dietary modifications to improve the nutritional need of the human and animals and to lower plasma cholesterol concentration.
LDL-cholesterol Lowering Effect of Terminalia littoralis Decoction: Hypothesized Mechanisms
C.O. Ibegbulem , C.U. Igwe , E.U. Eyong , E.U. Essien , M.O. Wegwu and D. Akachukwu
Traditional medicines are administered mostly as decoctions. The mechanism of the LDL-cholesterol lowering effect of Terminalia littoralis decoction used in ethno-medicine is hypothesized. The decoction prepared from fallen dry leaves of T. littoralis was screened for its relevant phytochemical contents. The pH, concentration and fibre content were of the decoction determined. A feeding study using the decoction as the only source of fluid was carried out for 35 days using albino rates of the Wistar strain. Anthropometric measurements and serological examinations were also carried out. Hypothetical deductions were based on the presence of phytochemical and biochemical constituents with reported pharmacological activities in relation to pharmacological outcome. The decoction did not significantly (p>0.05) affect the liver function indices. It however significantly (p<0.05) increased body weight and conversion of feed mass to body mass but reduced serum LDL cholesterol concentration and LDL-cholesterol/ HDL-cholesterol ratio. The hypothesized mechanisms were that decoction's phytosterols competitively inhibited uptake of dietary cholesterol by intestinal cells and HMG-CoA reductase activity, the fibre content reduced enterohepatic bile acid cycle, the catechins increased LDL receptor activity and the tannin, flavonoid and saponin prevented the oxidation of LDL. In conclusion, the phytochemical and biochemical constituents of the Terminalia littoralis decoction lowered LDL-cholesterol through a combination of different biochemical mechanisms.


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Dougie Freedman eyeing home run for Bolton Wanderers
A year ago Dougie Freedman stood on the touchline at Watford and hit back at suggestions his side were sliding towards a relegation fight.
"If you know what you are talking about," he said, "you would see that we're not far away from going on a run."
In the end he was proved entirely right. From 20th position in early February Wanderers missed out on the play-offs by a whisker – no mean feat.
Twelve months on, and as a 1-0 defeat at Ipswich Town left the Whites starring down a similar barrel, the manager's answers to the same line of questioning were much less convincing.
Honest to a fault, the Scot is trying hard to make supporters understand the constraints he is working under.
His criticism in the light of the 7-1 hammering at Reading highlighted his frustration at working with a half-rebuilt squad, many of whom have simply not performed since dropping out of the Premier League.
A few weeks later, the sale of one such player, David Ngog, to Swansea seemed to have opened a door to some desperately needed fresh blood – but by 11pm on Friday night Freedman had failed to strengthen the areas he had been expected to, leaving the club's fans frustrated and mystified.
That fans' favourite Craig Dawson – the man whose arrival sparked last season's incredible run up the table – nearly signed for local rivals Wigan Athletic merely added to the air of aggravation.
Wanderers' inability to add to a wafer-thin defence, and the decision to loan out striker Craig Davies to Preston in order to bring in another midfielder in Liam Trotter were all difficult to substantiate.
But as Freedman looked back at another 90 minutes of missed chances and a game-changing individual error from keeper Andy Lonergan, he refused to share the growing concern that the rest of this season will be spent battling to stay out of the bottom three.
"I'm not concerned performance-wise, as any fan who travelled down will have seen," he said after David McGoldrick's penalty had settled the game at Portman Road.
"We've created opportunities and defended very, very well. It's one rush of blood that has cost us.
"We're not in a blame culture. That seems to happen with to two or three people in the squad consistently, which isn't helping the players.
"I'm not concerned because we've got four out of the next five games at home where we have got to pick up points. If we don't do that, then I would be concerned.
"And that run of games coming up, that's what I'm looking at now."
Wanderers' home form this season hardly gives cause for optimism.
A failure to take chances against QPR and Ipswich was magnified by the fact Lukas Jutkiewicz was the only fit striker at the club after Davies's departure – and the fact he, Marvin Sordell and Tom Eaves had all netted for their respective loan clubs.
Jermaine Beckford could be in contention next weekend but Freedman insists a lack of strikers is not currently his cause for concern.
"We create opportunities every week," he said. "We've had three or four great ones again – the problem is the individual errors that you can't legislate for.
"No-one can tell me that it wasn't a spirited performance or that the commitment wasn't there. We dug in and battled.
"But I know we didn't do enough at 1-0 down to go and score. But that wasn't because of the gameplan, it wasn't the lack of strikers, it was taking our chances."


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Judicial Officers, Others To Get Salary Increase
The Public, Political, and Judicial Officers Remuneration Review has been completed, according to the Revenue Mobilization Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC).
According to a statement from the RMAFC, the assurance was given by the commission's chairman, Mohammed Bello Shehu, when he paid the chairman of the Nigerian Governors Forum, Aminu Tambuwal of Sokoto, a courtesy visit at his office in Abuja.
Shehu stated that paragraph 32(D) of part 1 to the third schedule of 1999 constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria as amended, empowers the Commission to determine the remuneration appropriate to political, public and judicial office holders in the country.
He informed Tambuwal that the last time the remuneration review for these categories of Nigerians "was carried out was 2008 which makes it even over due for review".
He lamented what he described as the poor remuneration of public, political and judicial office holders, exposing them to corrupt tendencies.
According to him: "The salaries of members of the House is even worse but because they claim they are independent they packaged all sorts of allowances.
"There is a need for that review. I have seen a magistrate that earns N150,000 a month. That is a magistrate, somebody who passes judgement. Ask around, it will shock you, they are all over Nigeria, they don't have housing, they don't have transportation, they have very difficult conditions of service".
"I think it's about time this is reviewed for national good because we have to be able to take care of judicial officers apart from the ministers and permanent secretaries."
NBA PRESIDENT ATTENDS THE RENAMING OF LEGAL AID COUNCIL HEADQUARTERS AFTER CHIEF CHIMEZIE IKEAZOR,SAN
Alleged N109.5 Billion Fraud: Suspended AGF Idris Re-Arraigned


Boston: The Biggest Unknown Group On The Planet. By Barbara Charone : Articles, reviews and interviews from Rock's Backpages.
THERE ARE five people in Boston. Barry, Tom, Sib, Brad and Fran. One year ago no one knew who they were. Today no one knows who they are. But they sure know their music.


About Internet Myths and Legends That People Like to Circulate. Some of which are Hoaxes. Note to self: All links to my pages should not be "blank".
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Sir Bruce Forsyth net worth: Sir Bruce Forsyth, also referred to as Sir Bruce Forsyth-Johnson, was created in Edmonton, Middlesex, England. After seeing Fred Astaire when he was in elementary school, he began taking dance lessons, and then began touring using a one man song and dance show when he was in his early teens. He made his on-camera debut in the late 1930s, and after that spent a lot of the 40s and early 50s, touring with various circuses and theater productions. He became the host of the popular television variety show, "Sunday Night at the Palladium" in 1958, but was forced to give up his responsibilities in 1960, when his performance program became overly busy. Since that time, he's worked steadily in film, television, and theater productions around the globe, and has continued to host television shows in the UK to this day. Then was knighted in 2011.
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1 Is just 7 years older than Julie Andrews, who played his daughter in Star! (1968).
2 His first wife and Gordon Mulholland's first wife were sisters.
4 He was created a Knight Bachelor in the 2011 Queen's Birthday Honours List for his services to Entertainment and to Charity.
5 Served as a corporal in the Royal Air Force.
6 Father-in-law of Dominic Grant.
7 He is regarded as one of the last great variety entertainers, as he could act, sing, play piano, ukulele and accordion, dance and tell jokes.
8 He was awarded the CBE (Commander of the Order of the British Empire) in the 2006 Queen's New Year Honours List for his services to entertainment.
9 He has made some vocal records.
10 He first appeared on television in 1938.
11 He is referenced in the song "You're in a Bad Way" by Saint Etienne.
12 He was awarded the OBE (Officer of the Order of the British Empire) in the 1998 Queen's Birthday Honours List for his services to entertainment.
13 He has one son, Jonathan Joseph, with third wife Wilnelia Merced, two daughters Charlotte Forsyth and Louisa Forsyth with second wife Anthea Redfern and three daughters Debbie Forsyth, Julie Forsyth and Laura Forsyth with first wife Penny Calvert.
1 Crouching figure with fist raised to chin seen in silhouette at the beginning of his shows.
3 Creates catchphrases for each of his many TV game-shows. The most famous include "Nice to see you, To see you Nice", "Give Us a Twirl", "Good Game, Good Game" and "Didn't they Do Well".
1 [on Jimmy Savile] I never liked him. I can honestly say that. There was something about him that was difficult to like. It wasn't because he was so brash about everything - it wasn't that. He had this manner that you thought, 'What is behind this man?' Now we know what was behind it all - which is terrible to find out. I feel sorry for his family and the charity people that put so much trust in him. But of course he was making so much money. The whole thing is too dreadful. It is unbelievably bad. He got into hospital and molested people. That is far worse than being in the BBC. It is a pity he can't be brought to the justice system for all that has happened.
2 [on being awarded Knighthood in June 2011]: So happy and so relieved in a way. When I got the CBE there'd been speculation every year and I think there's been too much talk about it, so I'm thrilled at last it has happened. I feel very proud that my career hasn't been in vain. I just love getting out there and performing and this is a reward that I never expected and hope I'm worthy of. We were doubtful because it's been going on so long, the speculation, we thought it might be a hoax so we did check all the way down the line that it was real.
5 Even though I'm 81, when I walk on to a studio floor, I feel 30. People have been asking if I'm going to retire for the last 10 or 15 years. It's getting to be an old question - I'm nearly as old as the question! I'll know when I've had enough and probably the audience will know when I've had enough as well. When it happens, I'm ready for it. I still love show business, I still love to get out there.
6 Val Parnell of Sunday Night at the Palladium said to me when I was very worried after doing six weeks that I was running out of material, 'Don't worry you've got another 33, 34 shows - do them, forget them, do next week, forget it'. And that's how I've regarded television ever since - you do it, good or bad, you forget it.
7 Strictly Come Dancing (2004) is the most difficult show I've ever done. Even as a child of nine or 10 when I was doing competitions, I always had an audience in front of me that I could bounce off. All I've got in front of me here is a camera - so it is difficult to do a Bruce Forsyth performance at times.
8 When I was in the business as a young performer, it was a recognised fact that when you got to 60 you were out, because there'd be a new crop of comics coming up all the time, every 10 years or so.
9 I am not doddery... doddery I am not!
10 I don't know why they call it light entertainment though. Were Morecambe (Eric Morecambe) and Wise (Ernie Wise) light entertainment? The Two Ronnies (1971)? I think it was very heavy. It got millions and millions of viewers; it was heavy entertainment, giving the general public what they wanted. I've never liked the idea of light entertainment; I've never understood it and I never will.
11 I want to be famous and buy my mum a fur coat.
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13 I do a work-out every morning, half-an-hour, yoga and stretches, always before breakfast otherwise I don't feel like it.
14 [Speaking in November 2004]: I'm not 77 until February and every month to me is vital.
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Gregg Allman Talks Allman Brothers Band—Album by Album—in 2009
By Alan Paul 2017-05-30T15:43:09Z
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Originally published in Guitar World, July 2009
They've suffered breakups, addiction and death. But 40 years on, the Allman Brothers Band remain a force to be reckoned with. In this exclusive oral history, Gregg Allman, Dickey Betts and others tell the story behind rock and roll's enlightened rogues.
"The Road Goes on Forever." Gregg Allman wrote and sang the words in "Midnight Rider," and his Allman Brothers Band (ABB) adopted them as a motto, and for good reason: despite the death of two founding members, two breakups and an acrimonious parting with guitarist Dickey Betts, this summer the band is marking its 40th anniversary and doing so in high style.
Warren Haynes and Derek Trucks, who have now played together for nine years in the ABB, form a dynamic, explosive duo that blows away the competition. In that respect, some things in the Allman Brothers Band never change.
The road for the ABB began in 1968 when Duane Allman, a red-hot session guitarist who had made his mark recording with Otis Rush, Boz Scaggs, Aretha Franklin and others, headed to Jacksonville, Florida, looking to put together a band. His manager wanted a power trio—just like Cream—but Duane reportedly scoffed at the notion, saying, "I ain't on no star trip." It was a revealing statement, for the group that resulted from Duane's quest for kindred musical souls was anything but ego-driven. The music of the Allman Brothers Band has revolved around group improvisation and dynamics since their self-titled 1969 debut.
Duane's musical vision and open mind allowed him to ignore protocol and put together a completely unique hard-rocking outfit featuring two very different but complementary drummers (Jai Johanny "Jaimoe" Johanson and Butch Trucks), an inventive bassist who could hold down the bottom end while displaying melodic flair (Berry Oakley), a soulful singer and organist (brother Gregg), and another hot lead guitarist (Betts).
Betts would prove to be a monumental addition, for his participation underscored the band's adherence to a rule of jazz: that a group needs multiple, equally powerful lead voices to truly generate sparks. Betts and Allman rewrote the rules for how two rock guitarists can work together, completely scrapping the traditional rhythm/lead roles to stand toe to toe, alternately cutting each other's heads and joining together for marvelous flights of harmony.
The ABB's instrumental majesty was grounded in the blues and in the excellent tunes penned by Gregg Allman and Betts. This combination of a unique vision, instrumental superiority and great songwriting has carried the band through four decades. The Allmans pushed on after Duane Allman's and Berry Oakley's tragic deaths, reunited after two breakups and, perhaps most shockingly, have performed without Betts since 2000.
What follows is the ultimate overview of the band's career, an oral history told in the words of the people who lived it.
Duane Allman met drummer Jai Johanny "Jaimoe" Johanson while working on sessions in Muscle Shoals, Alabama. Duane wanted to form his own band, and his manager, Phil Walden, suggested that he create a power trio in the spirit of Cream and the Jimi Hendrix Experience. Allman targeted bassist Berry Oakley, a Chicago native who was then playing in a Florida band called Second Coming with guitarist Dickey Betts. At Duane's invitation, Oakley came to Alabama for jam sessions.
DICKEY BETTS The band just sort of happened. It was supposed to be a three-piece with Duane, Berry and Jaimoe. Duane and Jaimoe kept coming and sitting in with Second Coming to get used to playing together, and as we started jamming, something clicked. Eventually Duane asked if I'd go with them. When Butch [Trucks] came along one day and jammed with us, it was something special. All of a sudden the trio had five pieces. We all were smart enough to see that each of us was making a contribution to the sound.
BUTCH TRUCKS I had played with Gregg and Duane before, and he called me when he came back to Jacksonville. He was jamming with lots of different people. We played, and it just worked. Jaimoe told Duane I was the guy they needed—he wanted two drummers like James Brown had—but I don't think Duane wanted me in the band. I fit musically, but I was a bundle of insecurity, and he didn't want that. He was such a strong person—very confident and totally sure of himself—and that's the kind of people he wanted around him.
BETTS It says a lot that Duane's hero was Muhammad Ali. He had Ali's type of supreme confidence. If you weren't involved in what he thought was the big picture, he didn't have any time for you. A lot of people really didn't like him for that. It's not that he was aggressive; it was more a super-positive, straight-ahead, I've-got-work-to-do kind of thing. If you didn't get it, see you later. He always seemed like he was charging ahead.
TRUCKS One day we were jamming on a shuffle, going nowhere, so I started pulling back and Duane whipped around, looked me in the eyes and played this lick way up the neck like a challenge. My first reaction was to back up, but he kept doing it, which had everyone looking at me like the whole flaccid nature of the sound was my fault. The third time I got really angry and started pounding the drums like I was hitting him upside his head. The jam took off, and I forgot about being self-conscious and started playing music. Duane smiled at me, as if to say, "Now that's more like it!"
It was like he reached inside me and flipped a switch, and I've never been insecure about my drumming since. It was an absolute epiphany; it hit me like a ton of bricks. I swear, if that moment had not happened, I would probably have spent the past 30 years as a teacher. Duane was capable of reaching inside people and pulling out the best. He made us all realize that music will never be great if everyone doesn't give it all they have, and we all took the attitude that if you don't do that, why bother?
BETTS Duane was a natural leader, and if he got knocked down, you'd feel compelled to do everything you could to get him back up and going again. He and I talked a lot about that and decided that would be the difference in our band as compared to every other band we'd ever been in: when someone falls, instead of talking about him or taking advantage of him, we'd pull him back up. Whenever we needed a leader, someone would step forward and lead.
TRUCKS One day, the five of us had just played this incredible jam, and Duane went to the door and said, "If anyone wants to leave this room, they're going to have to fight their way out." We all knew we had something great going, but we didn't have a singer.
PHIL WALDEN They had this great instrumental presence but no real vocalist. So Duane called Gregg and asked him to come down.
Gregg was still living in Los Angeles, having remained there after the breakup of Hour Glass, a band he and Duane had formed and which had recorded for Liberty Records. The records had little success, and Duane returned to the South, "where we belonged," says Gregg.
GREGG ALLMAN I didn't have a band, but I was under contract to a label that had me cut two terrible records with these studio cats in L.A. They had me do a blues version of Tammy Wynette's "D-I-V-O-R-C-E," which can't be done. It was really horrible. They told us what to wear, what to play…everything. I hated it, so I was excited when my brother called and said he was putting a new band together and wanted me to join. I was doing nothing, going nowhere.
Duane said he was tired of being a robot on the staff down in Muscle Shoals [Sound Studio], even though he had made some progress and gotten a little fame from playing with great people like Aretha and Wilson Pickett. He wanted to take off and do his own thing. He said, "I'm ready to get back on the stage, and I got this killer band together. We got two drummers, a great bass player and a hell of a lead guitar player, too." And I said, "Well, what do you do?" And he said, "Wait'll you get here and I'll show you."
I didn't know that he had learned to play slide so well. We were not together for the 11 months after he left L.A.—the only time we were ever apart—and that's when he really learned to play slide. He sent me a ticket, but I didn't have any money, so I cashed it in, stuck out my thumb on the San Bernardino Freeway and got a ride all the way to Jacksonville.
I walked into rehearsal on March 26, 1969, and they played me the track they had worked up—Muddy Waters' "Trouble No More." It blew me away. It was so intense. I got my brother aside and said, "I don't know if I can cut this. I don't know if I'm good enough." And he starts in on me: "Oh, you little punk, I told these people all about you, and you don't come in here letting me down." He handed me the words to the song, all written out. I said, "Count it off, let's do it," and I did my damnedest. I'd never heard or sung this song before, but by God I did it. I shut my eyes and sang, and at the end of that there was just a long silence. At that moment we knew what we had. Duane knew which buttons to push. He kinda pissed me off and embarrassed me into singing my guts out.
WALDEN Aside from a true vocal presence, Gregg brought these really important foundation songs that the band was really built around.
ALLMAN They asked if I had any songs, and I showed them 22. They rejected them all except "Ain't My Cross to Bear" and "Dreams" and told me to get busy writing. And within the next five days I wrote "Whipping Post," "Black-Hearted Woman" and a few others. I got on a real roll there. Those songs came out of the long struggle of trying so hard and getting fucked by different land sharks in the business—just the competition I experienced out in L.A. and being really frustrated, but hanging on and not saying "fuck it" and going into construction work or something.
BETTS Berry played a huge role in the band's arrangements. "Whipping Post" was a ballad when Gregg brought it to us. It was a real melancholy, slow minor-key blues, along the lines of "Dreams." Oakley came up with the heavy bass line that starts off the track, along with the 6/8-to-5/8 shifting time signature. Oakley called a halt to the rehearsal and said, "Let me work on this song tonight, and let's get back to it tomorrow." By the next day, he had that intro worked out. When he played that riff for us, everyone went, "Yeah! That's it!" Oakley morphed a lot of those songs into something different.
The band's first real musical breakthrough was the extensive use of guitar harmonies. Betts, with his knack for crafting memorable melodies, generally played the line first. Allman, with his perfect pitch and spot-on ear, picked up anything and created a harmony on the spot.
BETTS We got those ideas from jazz horn players like Miles Davis and John Coltrane and fiddle lines from western swing music. I listened to a lot of country and string [bluegrass] music growing up. I played mandolin, ukulele and fiddle before I ever touched a guitar, which may be where a lot of the major keys I play come from. But I also always loved jazz, and once the Allman Brothers were formed, Jaimoe really fired us up on jazz, which is all he listens to. He had us listening to a lot of Miles Davis and John Coltrane, and a lot of our guitar arrangements came from the way they played together.
Duane and I had an immense amount of respect for each other. We talked about being jealous of each other and how dangerous it was to think that way, that we had to fight that feeling when we were onstage. He'd say, "When I listen to you play, I have to try hard to keep the jealously thing at bay and not try to out-do you when I play my solo. But I still want to play my best!" We'd laugh about what a thin line that was. We learned a lot from each other. Duane had a strong belief in himself, and he was damn good. I was damn good too; I just didn't believe in myself the way Duane did.
WARREN HAYNES The Allman Brothers Band is based on the fact that no one onstage can rest on their laurels; you have to bring it. That's where that fire comes from, and it certainly emanates from the intensity of having two great lead players like Dickey and Duane throwing sparks off of each other. Obviously, jazz and blues musicians have been doing this for decades, but I think they really brought that sense that anyone onstage can inspire anyone else at any given time to rock music.
ALLMAN Duane was all about two lead guitars. He loved players like Curtis Mayfield and wanted the bass, keyboards and second guitar to form patterns behind the solo rather than just comping. Duane also loved jazz guitarists like Wes Montgomery, Tal Farlow and Kenny Burrell.
But the main initial jazz influence came from Jaimoe, and Jaimoe really got all of us into Coltrane, which became a big influence. I brought the blues to the band, and what country music you hear in our sound came from Dickey. We all dug this different stuff, and we all started listening to the other guys' music. What came out was a mixture of all of it.
BETTS Duane and Gregg had a real "purist" blues approach, but Oakley and I, in our band, would take a standard blues and push the envelope. We loved the blues, but we wanted to play in a rock style, like what Cream and Hendrix were doing.
Duane was smart enough to see what ingredients were missing from both bands. We knew that we didn't have enough of the purist blues, and he didn't have enough of the avant-garde/psychedelic approach to the blues. So he tried to put the two sounds together, and that was the first step in finding the sound of the Allman Brothers Band.
The band moved to Macon, Georgia, and spent countless hours living and playing together, in the process forming a real brotherhood. Their self-titled debut, featuring five Gregg Allman originals and covers of Muddy Waters and Spencer Davis songs, was released in November 1969. It heralded the arrival of a new voice on the American music scene, but few were listening.
WALDEN The first album sold less than 35,000 copies when it was released.
BETTS We were just so naïve. All we knew is that we had the best band that any of us had ever played in and were making the best music that we had ever made. That's what we went with. Everyone in the industry was saying that we'd never make it, we'd never do anything, that Phil Walden should move us to New York or L.A. and acclimate us to the industry, that we had to get the idea of how a rock and roll band was supposed to present themselves.
Of course, none of us would do that, and thankfully, Walden was smart enough to see that would just ruin what we had. We just stayed on the road, playing gigs and getting tighter and better.
ALLMAN We sure didn't set out to be a "jam band," but those long jams just kinda emanated from within the band, because we didn't want to just play three minutes and be over. And we definitely didn't want to play nobody else's songs like we had to do in California. We were going to do our own tunes, which at first meant mine, or else we were going to take old blues songs like "Trouble No More" and totally refurbish them to our tastes.
The band's second album Idlewild South, was released less than a year later. Producer Tom Dowd, who would become an honorary member of the band, helped them expand their palette. Still, the album did only marginally better than its predecessor despite two singles, "Midnight Rider" and "Revival" and the debut of Betts' masterful instrumental "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed."
ALLMAN When the first record came out at Number 200 with an anchor, and dropped off the face of the earth, my brother and I did not get discouraged. But I thought Idlewild South was a much better record, and when that died on the vine, I thought, Damn, maybe we were wrong about this group.
WALDEN I doubted myself. It seemed like I had just been wrong and that they were never going to catch on. People just didn't grasp what the Allmans were all about, musically or any other way. But they kept touring, going across the country, establishing themselves city by city as the best live band around, and building a base.
BETTS Duane was bursting with energy; he was a force to be reckoned with. His drive and focus were incredible, as was his intense belief in himself and our band. He knew we were going to make it. We all knew we were a good band, but no one else had that supreme confidence. And his confidence and enthusiasm were infectious. He helped us all believe in ourselves, and that was an essential key to the success of the Allman Brothers Band.
ALLMAN We played 306 nights in 1970, traveling most of the off days. We were in a Ford Econoline van and then a Winnebago. That kind of schedule puts a lot of wear and tear on your ass, but we were sure getting better. We simply realized that we were a better live band than studio outfit because we were always ready to experiment—offstage as well as on, I may add. And the audience was a big part of what we did, which couldn't be duplicated in a studio. A light bulb finally went off: we needed to do a live album.
The Allman Brothers' marathon live shows were certainly drawing raves. Onstage, the group combined the Grateful Dead's go-anywhere jam ethos with a far-superior musical precision. Under the circumstances, a live album was an obvious choice. The result was the double-album At Fillmore East. To cut the album, the band played New York's Fillmore East for three nights on March 11, 12 and 13 of 1971. A mobile 16-track recording studio was parked on the street outside the theater, with Dowd and a small crew set up inside. Things went smoothly on the first night until the band unexpectedly brought out sax player "Juicy" Carter and harmonica player Thom Doucette.
TOM DOWD One of the guys asked me how to mic the horn, and I thought he was joking. They started playing and the horn was leaking all over everything, rendering the songs unusable. I ran down at the break and grabbed Duane and said, "The horn has to go!" and he went, "But he's right on, man." And I said, "Duane, trust me, this isn't the time to try this out." He asked if the harp could stick around, and I said sure, because I knew it could be contained [on the recording] and wiped out if necessary.
Every night after the show we would just grab some beers and sandwiches and head up to the Atlantic studios to go through the show. That way, the next night, they knew exactly what they had and which songs they didn't have to play again.
BETTS We just felt like we could play all night and sometimes we did. We could really hit the note. There's not a single fix on Fillmore. Everything you hear there is how we played it.
DOWD That album captured the band in all its glory. The Allmans have always had a perpetual swing sensation that is unique in rock. They swing like they're playing jazz when they play things that are tangential to the blues, and even when they play heavy rock. They're never vertical but always going forward, and it's always a groove. "Fusion" is a term that came later, but if you wanted to look at a fusion album, it would be Fillmore East. Here was a rock and roll band playing blues in the jazz vernacular. And they tore the place up.
BETTS There's nothing too complicated about what makes Fillmore a great album. We were a hell of a band, and we just got a good recording that captured what we sounded like. I think it's one of the greatest musical projects that's ever been done in any genre. It's an absolutely honest representation of our band and of the times.
JaimoeFillmore was a particularly great performance and represents what a typical night was like for us. That's what we did!
WALDEN Atlantic/Atco rejected the idea of releasing a double-live album. [Atlantic executive] Jerry Wexler thought it was ridiculous to preserve all these jams. But we explained to them that the Allman Brothers were the people's band, that playing—not recording—was what they were all about, and that a standard-length phonograph record was confining to a group like this.
ALLMAN All of a sudden, here comes fame and fortune. In a three- or four-week period, we went from rags to riches, from living on a three-dollar-a-day per diem to "Get anything you want, boys!"
At Fillmore East's sales numbers were strong from the start, and the band kept on the road. Duane's constant faith seemed to be paying off. But things were far from calm.
BUTCH TRUCKS Duane was strong, confident and honest. He wanted to experience everything, good or bad, and when he realized that what he was doing was negative, he would stop. I saw him experiment with every drug there was, but once he realized it was affecting his music, he stopped and never did it again. And that included heroin. He never stuck a needle in his arm, but he would snort it. One night in the summer of '71, in San Francisco, he came to my hotel room and jumped in my face. He said, "When Dickey gets up to play, the rhythm section is pumping away, and when I get up there you're laying back and not pushing at all." I looked him dead in the eye and said, "Duane, you're so fucked up, you're not giving us anything." He looked me in the eye, walked out the door and never touched the stuff again. I think he knew I was telling the truth, and that's what he wanted to hear. He needed someone to tell him what he already knew, and it was one of the few times I had the balls to get in his face.
DR. JOHN Duane was so special, man, a real sweetheart. He was out there, past left field, but he was as sweet as they come. In some way, Duane knew he lived on the edge. I don't think he had a death wish, but he knew that he was pushing it, that his lifestyle wasn't necessarily compatible with life. I remember being in Miami with him, and he got an Opel because that was supposed to be the car you couldn't turn over, and he just wanted to prove that he could flip it.
We were there doing a session with Ronnie Hawkins, and the three of us was havin' a drink with a hurricane comin' up, and he said something like, "If I'm not here, could you look after my brother?" It wouldn't have been his style to be that direct, 'cause he wasn't that clear about anything. But he knew he might not be around for real long, and we both understood that's what he was saying. It was eerie, man.
At Fillmore East was certified Gold on October 14, 1971. Twenty days later Duane Allman was killed in a motorcycle crash in Macon, while on a break from recording the band's followup album, Eat a Peach, in Miami. He was one month shy of his 25th birthday and had been playing slide guitar for less than four years.
ALLMAN We didn't enjoy our [breakthrough with] Fillmore for long. A lot of the initial impact of the joy was absent because of the heavy tragedy that happened to my brother. We worked so hard, so long, to get there, then, bam, he was gone.
BETTS We thought about breaking up and all forming our own bands. But the thought of just ending it and being alone was too depressing.
SCOTT BOYER Gregg was extremely tore up, which is only natural. Actually, every musician in Macon was pretty down. We couldn't believe Duane was gone. It was inconceivable how someone that alive could be dead. He was a central figure for all of us, and, of course, he was the central figure for Gregg. They were extremely close.
BUTCH TRUCKS It was just unacceptable that he was gone. Unfathomable. We thought about quitting because how could we go on without Duane? But then we thought, How could we stop? We decided to take six months off, but we had to get back together after a few weeks because it was too lonely and depressing. A musician gets his emotions out by playing music. We were all just devastated, and the only way to deal with it was to play.
The band had already recorded several tracks for Eat a Peach. These included "Little Martha," a gorgeous acoustic duet between Betts and Allman, which was the only music Duane ever officially wrote, and "Blue Sky," Betts' country rock song, which features a stunning dual-guitar break. Just weeks after Duane's death, the band recorded four more outstanding tracks, including "Melissa," Betts' instrumental "Les Brers in A Minor" and "Ain't Wastin' Time No More," Gregg's defiant response to his brother's passing. The double-album release was rounded out by more great tracks from the Fillmore shows, including the 34-minute "Mountain Jam," "One Way Out" and "Trouble No More." Eat a Peach was an instant classic, but as the band returned to the road, they felt the absence of their guiding light profoundly.
BUTCH TRUCKS We played gigs as a five-piece, but there was a big hole there. How could you not miss such a personality? But we were up there playing the music that he started. We were playing for him, and that was the way to be closest to him. Duane had put this thing inside all of us and we couldn't walk away.
Allman and Betts worked constantly, recording solo albums even as the ABB began cutting Brothers and Sisters, their follow-up to Eat a Peach, featuring the hits "Ramblin' Man" and "Jessica." Pianist Chuck Leavell, who had played on Gregg's Laid Back solo effort, became a crucial new member of the ABB.
LEAVELL I was asked to work on Laid Back. The Brothers were recording Brothers and Sisters at the same time, the sessions often overlapped, and we all hung around the studio an awful lot. Before I knew what was going on, I was working on that, too. Things were pretty loose.
BETTS We did what we had to do. We were forced to bring new people into the band, and replacing Duane with another guitar player was out of the question. We added Chuck Leavell, and it changed the whole direction of the band—a little too much in the end. It wasn't by any means all bad change; "Jessica" wouldn't be the same tune without Chuck, who is just a great, great player. But the band headed off the path of what the original players had envisioned from the first day.
BUTCH TRUCKS Dickey took over. While Duane was around we were a blues-based band and we added John Coltrane and Miles Davis to the mix. After Duane died, we started heading in a country direction, because that was Dickey's background.
We all thought "Ramblin' Man" was too country to even record. We knew it was a good song, but it didn't sound like us. We went to the studio to do a demo to send to Merle Haggard or someone, and then we got into that big long guitar jam, which kind of fit us, so we put it on the album, and it became a hit. Then it more and more and more became Dickey's band.
Shortly into sessions for the new album, tragedy struck the band again. On November 11, 1972, Berry Oakley was killed in a motorcycle crash, just two weeks past the one-year anniversary—and only three blocks from the location—of Duane's death.
BETTS After Duane died, it was still very dynamic at first, but it just slowly slipped away. And then we lost Berry, and it was very hard to continue. I'm not weighing Duane's loss against Berry's loss, but losing two members was just so tough. Berry was also a huge personality. He was the social dynamics guy: he wanted our band to relate to the people honestly. He was always making sure that the merchandise was worth what they were charging, and he was always going in and arguing about not letting the ticket prices get too high, so that our people could still afford to come see us.
The band added Lamar Williams and finished Brothers and Sisters, which was released in August 1973. It became the Allman Brothers Band's first Number One album, thanks in part to the hit single "Ramblin' Man," as well as "Jessica" and "Southbound," which both remain band staples. The Allman Brothers were just about to find their greatest success, but the band was reeling from the impact of so many changes.
BUTCH TRUCKSBrothers and Sisters took off and we became big rock stars and were the number-one band in the country, but the music became secondary to everything else. Of course, having all these gorgeous women falling over us and all this stuff was fun. It was a big party. But the music became secondary. Eventually, we all realized that the drugs and everything else had become so destructive that we were killing ourselves, and it got to where we didn't like each other. We just couldn't keep it going.
BETTS The whole thing probably wouldn't have even lasted as long as it did if it weren't for Chuck Leavell. He was just such a strong player.
By the time the group's live effort Wipe the Windows, Check the Oil, Dollar Gas was released in 1976, the Allmans had disbanded. They reunited in 1978 with guitarist "Dangerous" Dan Toler, who had played with Betts in his band Great Southern, and released Enlightened Rogues in early 1979. But some indefinable spark was missing, and the band's music grew weaker over the course of two uncompelling albums recorded for Arista: 1980's Reach for the Sky and 1981's Brothers of the Road.
DOWD We tried very hard to reach the classic sound on Enlightened Rogues. We worked our fingers to the bone.
TRUCKS That band just didn't work. The chemistry wasn't there. The only reason the first album [Reach for the Sky] was half successful was that Tom Dowd worked so hard.
BETTS We just could not measure up to the original band. Even when we had some great players, there was a pull, a tension. The unity was lacking. And we didn't have another slide guitarist, so I played slide, which I never really liked, and which also took away from the sound of my guitar.
BUTCH TRUCKS At Arista, [label founder] Clive Davis tried to turn us into Led Zeppelin and brought in outside producers, and it just kept getting worse.
BETTS When the music trend started turning away from blues-oriented rock toward synthesizer-based dance music arrangements, the record company started to dictate what type of record we could make, and we got caught up in that whole thing. A guy like Eric Clapton has a way of being a chameleon, of finding songs that keep him in the forefront and surviving through times when the kind of music he loves to play isn't popular. The Allman Brothers Band was never able to do that. We either sounded like our band or we didn't. The band never really had anything special when we're not able to do the instrumental jams and improvisation—which were kind of taken away from us for a while. We were even asked not to mention southern rock in an interview or wear hats onstage.
ALLMAN Arista tried to throw us into doing something that we weren't. The whole music scene of the Eighties just wasn't conducive to our music at all. We cut two albums and…it was very frustrating. Embarrassing, really.
BETTS We broke up in '81 because we decided we better just back out or we would ruin what was left of the band's image.
Throughout the Eighties, the members of the Allman Brothers Band toured with different groups. By the end of the decade, the new classic rock radio format had given the Allman Brothers' great songs renewed prominence, while the 1989 four-album Dreams box set shone a light on their legacy. Epic Records, which had both Gregg Allman and Dickey Betts under contract, suggested an ABB reunion. The band took to the road with two new players: guitarist Warren Haynes, who had played with Betts for several years, and bassist Allen Woody, who was hired after open auditions.
BETTS Classic rock stations really brought the Allman Brothers back, and Stevie Ray Vaughan opened the whole thing up. He just would not be denied and kept making those traditional urban blues records. He just shoved blues down people's throats, and they got to likin' it. He just kicked the door open.
I remember how beautiful it made me feel to hear him on the radio. And I think that a lot of other people felt the same way and were more ready for us to reappear. The Who were touring, and the Stones were getting ready to hit the road. CBS wanted us to get back together because everyone else was doing it. But it wasn't nearly that simple. We knew we had to go slow, to see if the music was up to snuff and whether we really wanted to do it.
The Allman Brothers band returned to the studio with Dowd and produced 1990's Seven Turns, a surprisingly strong comeback. They followed it up with Shades of Two Worlds the following year, then showed their mettle on two live releases and 1994's Where It All Begins.
BETTSSeven Turns was a tough album, because we knew that the critics would use it to determine whether we should be back playing together or should have remained broken up. We were under pressure to show that we belonged back together. We never doubted it, but the album simply had to prove that.
ALLMAN To me, there wasn't a lot of pressure on Seven Turns. It was more of an adventure: let's see what a few years away from each other did for us. And it was good. We needed a break from each other and came out swinging.
BETTS There were a variety of reasons that group worked better than some of the others. For one thing, Warren and Allen knew what we were after. They had studied us for years and understood where they fit into the band. And Warren was the first guitarist who came along since Duane who could really stand on his own and play off of me, which is the basis of our whole style. He's a great player and has his own style, so he was not pulled into constantly trying to sound like Duane, though he was plagued with that comparison from day one.
HAYNES I had listened to the Allman Brothers since I was nine years old, and I studied that music hard. But once I joined the band, some of the things that they were doing became obvious to me in a way that I could never have figured out as a listener.
At the beginning I was constantly drawing the line about how much of Duane's influence to show. It was always left up to me how much of it to insert. They've always said, "Play like you. That's what we hired you to do." They definitely allowed me the creative freedom to interject my own personality into the music. Not a lot of bands would do that. The Allman Brothers were very open minded about that from the very beginning, because that music was built on the foundation of two guitar players working equally together. If you don't have that, the music suffers.
ALLMAN From the start, Woody and Warren were full-on Allman Brothers, much more so than some people in earlier incarnations. And that made a big difference.
The Allman Brothers Band were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in January 1995. Gregg Allman remembers the event primarily for what he didn't do—speak coherently—and how it prompted him to sober up.
ALLMAN The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame night is what made me finally clean up. I could barely stand up. I meant to say something about my mother and something about Bill Graham. I meant to say a lot of stuff, and I was too gone to say any of it. All day I tried to be really cool about it, but you just cannot. Later, I watched it on TV, and I was mortified. That's what it took for me to get serious about cleaning up. I didn't go into a rehab. I hired a private nurse to come in to my house in Novato, California. It was a real rough year, but I sure needed it.
In 1997, Haynes and Woody left the Allman Brothers Band to pursue their power trio, Gov't Mule, full time. The band replaced them with bassist Oteil Burbridge and guitarist Jack Pearson and soldiered on with a somewhat quieter, more groove-based sound. In '99, Pearson departed and was replaced by Derek Trucks, Butch's then-19-year-old nephew. One year later, Trucks had already begun to establish himself as a dynamic soloist when, after a brief and shaky spring tour, the band members told Dickey Betts that they would no longer perform with him.
BUTCH TRUCKS We did not fire Dickey. We wrote him a letter and said we would not tour with him that summer, but dates were already booked and we were going to honor them with someone else. He responded by hiring a lawyer and suing us, and then we sat there in arbitration for weeks. After all the stuff that was said, there's no way we can work together again.
BETTS I knew that there was tension that had to snap, but I had no idea that it was all on me. I thought something would snap that I would have to take care of, like I had so many times before. I called Gregg, and he said, 'I don't owe you an explanation. Listen to the fucking tapes [of the spring tour],' and hung up.
ALLMAN We made this decision for a simple reason: the music was suffering. It had ceased to be a band—everything had to be based around what Dickey was playing. I was actually getting ready to walk because I could not stand the situation anymore. I even wrote a letter of resignation. Then I spoke with Butchie [Trucks], and he was thinking the same thing, and we just realized that was crazy. After so many years of drinking and abusing drugs, I finally cleaned up, and I didn't want to waste one minute of time for the rest of my life. God, I had wasted enough time! I was finally sober. That monkey was off my back. I even quit cigarettes and I quit it all at once. I realized I was on death's doorstep, and I was thankful to God that I had woke up before all the innings of the game were over. I wasn't gonna put up with nothing—not another minute of bullying or negativity mixed with music. I'd quit music first, and I don't think I'm ever gonna quit music.
Having a band is like having a relationship with a woman. If you've ever been in a real bad relationship, you know how, little by little, you learn to live with somebody who's absolutely dragging you down, and your whole environment is kind of twisted and you don't even realize it until it's stopped. It's definitely hard to maintain a band for so many years for many, many reasons. It's a give-and-take thing, so similar to a marriage or relationship. You have to maintain a balance or everyone suffers.
BETTS It was a real family for so long, and we took care of each other. We took care of brother Gregg, and we took care of brother Butch. It's amazing that we kept going for 30 years with our two big brothers gone. Then it finally flew apart, and it's kind of okay. I just happened to be the one that it came down on.
Guitarist Jimmy Herring joined the ABB for their 2000 summer tour. That August, Woody passed away. Allman called Haynes and extended an offer to perform with the group. Unsure of the Gov't Mule's future, Haynes accepted and returned to the Allmans the following March for their annual residency at New York City's Beacon Theater. He was billed as a special guest, with no guarantees of what would come next. Haynes and Derek Trucks immediately struck an explosive chemistry, which has continued to deepen over the years. Subsequent to Haynes rejoining the band, the ABB released Hittin' the Note, their last album of new material, in 2003.
HAYNES No one knew what I was going to do, including me. I had some concerns about coming back to the Allmans, but Gregg's phone call was really a saving grace, because I needed to stop wallowing in my misery over Woody's death and plunge into something. I agreed to play some shows and see if the vibe and the music were good.
BUTCH TRUCKS Warren was the guy we needed. I'm not sure we would have continued at all if Warren hadn't taken the job. I simply can't imagine who else could have done this gig.
HAYNES The band has certainly undergone a strange transformation, but in a very positive way. This particular unit plays great together and probably listens more intently than any band I've ever been in, which makes it easy to go some place different every night. And that is the goal: to take this venerable institution someplace new without ever losing touch with the four-decade tradition that makes the Allman Brothers Band something really special.
DEREK TRUCKS It's just an underlying respect for the band's history and legacy, which Warren and I both share. You want to make music that can stand on its own, and you want to be able to listen to it in 20 years and be proud. It's a big obligation to make music as the Allman Brothers, and both of us want to make sure that the name is back in a very positive way. You don't want to be the guy who let it slip!
ALLMAN Where does Derek come from? I don't know, but if you believe in reincarnation...
TRUCKS I can't explain Derek and don't even try. I've been playing with him nine or 10 years now and I still have no idea what he is going to do. Every time he plays something it's a surprise, and it's astounding what that says about his musical depth. I think he is what Duane may have become if he had more time. Remember, Duane was 24 when he died and had only been playing slide for a few years.
ALLMAN Probably not a day goes by that we don't talk about Duane. It's almost like he's with us. Sometimes when I'm onstage I can feel his presence so strong, I can almost smell him. It's like he's right there next to me. For years I thought that my brother really got shortchanged because he never quite got to see what he had accomplished, but I've slowly come to realize that he left a hell of a legacy for dying at the age of 24.
When we perform, the drummers are back there, behind me, and I'm on the frontline of the stage. One night at the Beacon, I looked down and realized I was the only one left on the frontline. I guess it makes me appreciate the whole thing even more, really. It's hard to stick together, and that's probably why a lot of other good bands don't last this long. My brother, Woody, Oakley—they can't be replaced because they were all unique individuals. But it doesn't mean the whole shebang has got to fold. We still have music left to play.
Alan Paul
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Q: Oracle VM VirtualBox Static IP - Fedora I created a Virtual Machine (Linux Fedora) using Oracle VM VirtualBox . The ip address changes every now and then. I want to make it static in the VM.
Update : I was able to setup a static ip address for the VM that can be accessible from the host but now I lost internet connection in the linux VM .
Any ideas?
Thanks

A: It depends on what you want to do. If you want to give the guest OS an IP in the same network as the HOST OS you can use the "bridged" Networking mode.
Check the Virtual Networking chapter of the Virtualbox User Manual

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Q: Every column on different line with one record SQL reports I am trying to make a report for a particular table emp something like this.
************************************************************
EMPLOYEE NUMBER : 1010
EMPLOYEE NAME : SARAH
JOB : DESIGNER
SALARY : 10000$

*************************************************************
EMPLOYEE NUMBER : 1011
EMPLOYEE NAME : HANNAH
JOB : DECORATOR
SALARY : 20000$
*************************************************************

But I don't know how to get every column name on different line.
 sql > break column on empname skip page

The above code does something like this.
 EMPNO ENAME      JOB              SAL
---------- ---------- --------- ----------
  7839 KING       PRESIDENT       5000

 EMPNO ENAME      JOB              SAL
---------- ---------- --------- ----------
  7840 QUEEN       PRESIDENT       4000

Please suggest what would be the code for it ? TIA.

A: If you just want the data in this format in some presentation layer (e.g. a text editor), you can simply select the columns concatenated together, separated by a newline:
DECLARE
CURSOR cur IS
    SELECT empno, ename, job, sal FROM yourTable;

    v_empno yourTable.empno%INT;
    v_ename yourTable.ename%VARCHAR2(100);
    v_job   yourTable.job%VARCHAR2(100);
    v_sal   yourTable.sal%NUMBER(10,4);
BEGIN
OPEN cur;
LOOP
    FETCH cur INTO v_empno, v_ename, v_job, v_sal
    EXIT WHEN cur%NOTFOUND;

    dbms_output.put_line('EMPLOYEE NUMBER : ' || v_empno || CHR(13) || 'EMPLOYEE NAME : '
                         || v_ename || CHR(13) || 'JOB : ' || v_job || CHR(13) || 'SALARY : ' ||
                         v_sal || '$' || CHR(13));
END LOOP;
CLOSE cur;
END;