Album
Dreams
1989Southern Rock · Music · Rock · Blues-Rock · Arena Rock · Blues · Hard Rock
From their psychedelic genesis to the most classic classic rock.
Tracks
- 12:48
- 23:40
- 33:33
- 43:25
- 53:07
- 63:06
- 7B.B. King Medley: Sweet Little Angel / It's My Own Fault / How Blue Can You Get (feat. Duane Allman)7:06
- 83:46
- 93:56
- 103:31
- 114:48
- 128:47
- 134:55
- 142:24
- 155:03
- 163:47
- 177:15
- 184:06
- 194:57
- 202:57
- 215:02
- 229:18
- 234:04
- 242:41
- 255:19
- 2612:58
- 276:54
- 2819:28
- 295:10
- 302:13
- 314:02
- 324:46
- 334:21
- 344:47
- 355:10
- 367:28
- 374:26
- 387:59
- 394:30
- 405:51
- 414:55
- 42BougainvilleaDickey Betts & Great Southern
- 433:19
- 44Good Time FeelingDickey Betts & Great Southern
- 453:43
- 463:34
- 475:01
- 4810:52
- 49AngelineThe Allman Brothers Band
- 50Things You Used to DoThe Allman Brothers Band
- 513:51
- 52RainGregg Allman
- 533:41
- 54DemonsThe Gregg Allman Band
- 55Duane's TuneThe Dickey Betts Band
About this album
This 1989 box set, released to coincide with the band’s reforming, is nothing short of an encyclopedia of all things Allman. Throughout its 55 tracks, Dreams covers the psychedelic early days of The Allman Joys (“Spoonful”), the focused, cohesive rock of The Hourglass (“Ain’t No Good to Cry”), and, of course, the classic-era, seamlessly rocking Allman Brothers Band (“Ramblin’ Man,” “Jessica,” “Can’t Take It with You”). The exhaustive and expansive collection surveys not only the Allman Brothers but the trajectory of 20th-century rock.