Song Of The South: Duane Allman & The Rise Of The Allman Brothers Band (2013)

During his brief career Duane Allman changed music forever. This film looks at his life, work and music, from his early days in Florida to his influential session work in Muscle Shoals, his monumental collaboration with Eric Clapton in Derek & The Dominos and the inimitable virtuosity with which he set the Allman Brothers Band alight. Featuring contributions from: the men who forged the Allman's and the Dominos' sound, engineers & producers the Albert Brothers; Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section founding members, David Hood & Jimmy Johnson; former co-members of Duane & Greg's late 1960s group, The Hour Glass, Paul Hornsby & Pete Carr; Allman Brothers ex-road manager Willie Perkins; Allman biographers, Randy Poe (Skydog) & Scott Freeman (Midnight Riders); band archivist and curator at The Allman Brothers Band Museum in Macon, GA, E.J. Devokaitis, and many friends and colleagues. The film also includes rare footage of Duane and band, archive interviews, and numerous previously unseen photographs. [Sexy Intellectual]

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