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Gregg Allman- NO STRANGER TO THE DARK: The Best Of Gregg Allman- CD- 1987/1988/1989/1997/2002-
- Epic Records, Inc./Legacy Recordings/Sony Music Entertainment Inc.- 5099750617328- 400 grn
A collection of Gregg Allman songs from his three Epic/Sony Records albums (1987-1997) plus live and three unreleased tracks. NO STRANGER TO THE DARK: The Best Of Gregg Allman features favorites like his confessional 1987 hit“I’m No Angel,” “Ocean Awash The Gunwale,” “Demons,” and “Before The Bullets Fly” joins ''I've Got News For You'', ''Evidence Of Love'', ''Slip Away'', ''Island'', ''Demons'', and more. The CD packaging includes lIner notes, extensive commentary on the individual tracks by Gregg Allman, as well as photographs. Many feel that Gregg Allman's solo artistry didn't come into full flower 'til his '80s and '90s recordings for Epic and 550 Music - a period anthologized here for the first time! The CD opener is “I’m No Angel”, the title track of his successful 1987 release. The song is a slick rocker and, though it has that tinge of ’80s polish, has somehow managed to stand the test of time. It was refreshing to hear the song then, and it is refreshing to hear it now.
PERSONNEL: Gregg Allman (vocals, keyboards); Lori Yates (vocals); Dan Toler (guitar), David “Frankie” Toler, Tim Heding, Chaz Trippy, Bruce Waibel, Bill Stewart, Harvey Thompson.
Even if you accept that a best-of for Gregg Allman can focus wholly on his solo career and not include any of his work with The Allman Brothers Band, this could not by any stretch be considered "the best of Gregg Allman." It's really the best of what he's recorded for Sony, which is really an entirely different animal. That means there's nothing from his three 1970s albums, which most listeners would view as containing his best solo work. The chronological stretch on this comp only covers the last half of the 1980s and the 1990s. Like, say, Rod Stewart, this was a time in which his recordings had really only a shadow of their old power, although (like Stewart) his voice was still in good shape and he didn't stoop to levels as low as Stewart did. Given the pool of what it has to work with, this disc is a reasonable selection, evenly spread between highlights of the I'm No Angel, Just Before The Bullets Fly, and Searching For Simplicity albums. And there are a few extras that might make this worth getting for Allman completists: previously unreleased live cuts from 1987 ("Melissa") and 1998 (his long-lived staple cover of Jackson Browne's "These Days"), a studio outtake from 1985, and "Brother To Brother," a duet with Lori Yates that was on the 1989 Patrick Swayze film Next Of Kin soundtrack. Overall, though, it's hardly a guide to even some of his best work, the 1980s tracks suffering from slick period production and unmemorable material. His voice is certainly operating at a level above the quality of many of the songs, and is better served by the occasional cuts on which the blues-soul elements come more to the foreground, like "I've Got News For You" and the cover of "Dark End Of The Street."
Issued In A Regular Jewel Case With Clear Tray Includes 16-Page Booklet.
Made In The EU.
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