Duane Allman Skydog: The Duane Allman Retrospective Numbered Limited Edition 180g 14LP Box Set

Duane Allman

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CONLP38796

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888072387966

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Description

Numbered Limited Edition - Only 1000 Sets!
180g Vinyl 14LP Box Set!

Following the massive success of 2013s Skydog: The Duane Allman Retrospective (CD Box set), this vinyl edition includes fourteen 180-gram vinyl LPs, plus a 56-page book, featuring rare and never-before seen photos, and essays by Scott Schinder and Galadrielle Allman.

129 tracks chronicle the full breadth and depth of Allmans music, including classic Allman Brothers songs, rare singles and long out-of-print album tracks. Limited edition run of 1000 individually numbered box sets.

Features:
Numbered Limited Edition - Only 1000 Sets
14LP Box Set
180g Vinyl
56-page book
Rare and never-before seen photos
Essays by Scott Schinder and Galadrielle Allman