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Fifty Years Gone: The Legacy of Duane Allman
We’ll never know what would have come next from this immensely influential rock guitarist extraordinaire.

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October 24, 2021, 11:34 PM
Duane Allman's bedroom in 2010 in the Allman Brothers Museum, decorated to look as it looked in 1970 (Jud McCranie/Creative Commons)

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At the time of his passing in a motorcycle accident, Duane Allman was America’s most interesting guitarist. The death of Jimi Hendrix the previous year left a void that Allman filled with his own bran...

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