Alan PaulSocial Links Navigation Grid List Latest articles by Alan Paul Recorded During the Pandemic Simultaneously With 2021’s ‘Heavy Load Blues’, Gov’t Mule’s Ambitious New Album, ‘Peace…Like a River,’ Is an Exercise in Taking Risks By Alan Paul published 25 July 23 It was also “a way of not going crazy,” says Warren Haynes New Allman Brothers Band Book ‘Brothers and Sisters’ out Next Week – Read This Exclusive Excerpt That Gives a Fascinating Inside Look at the Group’s “Ramblin’ Man” Recording Session By Christopher Scapelliti, Alan Paul published 22 July 23 The band’s history comes to vivid life in the much-anticipated follow-up to author Alan Paul’s 'New York Times' bestseller, ‘One Way Out: The Inside Story of the Allman Brothers Band’ “We Tracked Everything Live and Kept Whichever Takes Had the Magic”: Duane Betts Steps out Solo With ‘Wild & Precious Life’ By Alan Paul published 21 July 23 The guitarist makes his full-length debut album, featuring guests Derek Trucks and Marcus King “If I Can Lift Myself With a Solo or Riff, It Can Re-Ignite Me and Save the Show”: Taylor Goldsmith Talks Dawes’ Latest Genre-Extending Effort and the Power of Lead Guitar By Alan Paul published 21 June 23 Having played alongside the likes of Blake Mills and Duane Betts, the Dawes frontman knows how great lead guitar work can give performances a powerful edge “We Went from Rags to Riches”: The Incredible Story of the Allman Brothers' 'At Fillmore East' By Alan Paul published 9 December 21 Fifty years on this definitive album remains the gold standard of blues-based rock and roll. Get The Pick Newsletter All the latest guitar news, interviews, lessons, reviews, deals and more, direct to your inbox! Name: Your Email Address : Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors Thank you for signing up to GuitarPlayer. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1John Lee Hooker: "Out of the Younger Generation of the Blues Singers, Who Was My Pride and Joy? Stevie Ray Vaughan... He Could Do Anybody – Albert King, Jimi Hendrix, George Benson – Anybody's Thing. I'd Sit Down and Watch Him Do That"2Les Paul: "I Invented Multitracking, So I Know You Can Record Parts Separately, but I Don’t Do That... A Song Has to Have One Feeling – When You Punch in, You’ve Got One Feeling Over Here, Another in the Middle, and Something Different Near the End"3What Did Johnny Cash, the Grateful Dead, and the Jackson 5 Have in Common? They All Embraced the Kustom Look and Sound4All You Need to Know About Gibson PAF Humbuckers5Best Headphone Amps For Guitar 2023: Get The Sound Of A Fully Cooking Rig Without Making A Sound
Recorded During the Pandemic Simultaneously With 2021’s ‘Heavy Load Blues’, Gov’t Mule’s Ambitious New Album, ‘Peace…Like a River,’ Is an Exercise in Taking Risks By Alan Paul published 25 July 23 It was also “a way of not going crazy,” says Warren Haynes
New Allman Brothers Band Book ‘Brothers and Sisters’ out Next Week – Read This Exclusive Excerpt That Gives a Fascinating Inside Look at the Group’s “Ramblin’ Man” Recording Session By Christopher Scapelliti, Alan Paul published 22 July 23 The band’s history comes to vivid life in the much-anticipated follow-up to author Alan Paul’s 'New York Times' bestseller, ‘One Way Out: The Inside Story of the Allman Brothers Band’
“We Tracked Everything Live and Kept Whichever Takes Had the Magic”: Duane Betts Steps out Solo With ‘Wild & Precious Life’ By Alan Paul published 21 July 23 The guitarist makes his full-length debut album, featuring guests Derek Trucks and Marcus King
“If I Can Lift Myself With a Solo or Riff, It Can Re-Ignite Me and Save the Show”: Taylor Goldsmith Talks Dawes’ Latest Genre-Extending Effort and the Power of Lead Guitar By Alan Paul published 21 June 23 Having played alongside the likes of Blake Mills and Duane Betts, the Dawes frontman knows how great lead guitar work can give performances a powerful edge
“We Went from Rags to Riches”: The Incredible Story of the Allman Brothers' 'At Fillmore East' By Alan Paul published 9 December 21 Fifty years on this definitive album remains the gold standard of blues-based rock and roll.
