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Originally Posted by Evan Morris
It's hard to disagree with your comments regarding Duane Allman. I have fantasized about Duane and Peter playing in the same band, it would have been mind blowing to be sure.
I still feel that Peter's musical connection was stronger, but of course we never got the chance to hear how Duane may have developed musically. A tragic loss still felt by many...
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If anyone can find the 11/70 New Orleans Warehouse recording of a three hour "Mountain Jam". The song began around midnight, and ended around 3 A.M.. You'll then have your answer. I fear that hurricane Katrina may have destroyed hidden gems tucked away in many attics.
The closest recorded evidence we have is that 2/11/70 Grateful Dead Fillmore East performance (second set) with Peter Green, and Duane Allman jamming to "Dark Star", and "Turn On Your Lovelight". Yet because Owsley Stanley is doing his best not to let two far and way beyond guitar talents upstage the regular members of the Dead, Green gets mixed out, as does Duane at times.