In more than four decades of performance, Gregg Allman tirelessly advanced Southern rock’s sonic horizons with countless unforgettable recordings and performances. Today, the late, great artist’s estate has shared another archival dispatch that properly highlights the scale of his innovations as a singer-songwriter and instrumentalist from the place where those talents shone brightest: the spotlight.
One Night in DC is a full-concert recording taken from a May 15, 1984 staging at Washington, D.C.’s The Bayou for a sold-out house of 900 dedicated fans. Set to arrive on June 20 via Allman’s posthumous label, Sawrite Records, the long-vaulted album is just as clear and powerful 41 years after the staging, preserving…

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