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At random: Coronation ceremonies of Emperor Alexander II of Russia in 1855 were enlivened by a submarine concert. Wilhelm Bauer, a Bavarian inventor, took three musicians under the waters of Kronstadt Harbor in a submarine he had built, where they played appropriate music during the coronation. The music was distinctly heard on the surface.
New to Me - Allman Brothers Band Album 1971
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GaryKC
Posted 2026-09-02 7:08 PM (#106245)


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Subject: New to Me - Allman Brothers Band Album 1971

I don't believe I've heard many of these recordings before, Elizabeth Reed and Stormy Monday are different for sure. Glad to find great old music new to my consistently disgusting ear canals. 
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMPLhUXh8K4



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PaulR
Posted 2026-09-03 3:35 AM (#106246 - in reply to #106245)


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Subject: RE: New to Me - Allman Brothers Band Album 1971

My TRAVEL MUSIC.  Lizzy Reed on loop.

LIVE @ Beacon Theater NYC...    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MB96rqjQ9TU



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Don Gentry
Posted 2026-09-07 1:20 PM (#106251 - in reply to #106246)


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Subject: RE: New to Me - Allman Brothers Band Album 1971

Yep, they were on my radio in my Triumph Spitfire with the top down and rollin' on down the road...

Those were the days...






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Gil
Posted 2026-09-08 8:36 AM (#106252 - in reply to #106245)
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Subject: RE: New to Me - Allman Brothers Band Album 1971

Don, you had a Spitfire and a working radio - I thought for anything powered by Lucas that couldn't happen.  My friends talked me out a Triumph because of that in'74.



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Don Gentry
Posted 2026-09-08 5:14 PM (#106253 - in reply to #106252)


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Subject: RE: New to Me - Allman Brothers Band Album 1971

I think the Triumphs were better than, for example, the MG's.  I had to sell mine after EAOS in Charleston as it wan't towable behind my VW bus (bumper was too weak).  I still reget not keeping it - I loved that car and it never failed me (even survived hitting a deer on my way up to diver's school in Groton )

Later bought an MGB Roadster and had plenty of electrical trouble including a fire!!   But yeah, the Spitfire was my fave!!



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