Gregg Allman

Allman with a Gibson SG in 1973.

Veleno's original website states that Allman was among its first users.

The Allman Brothers Band performing Melissa in 1992. Allman is seen playing a Gibson SST 12 string.

Allman playing Come And Go Blues in 1981.

This clip from a TV show show Allman playing Come and Go Blues on a Guild D-40.

Allman's signature Washburn guitars.

Allman performing "Midnight Rider" with Vince Gill and Zac Brown in 2014.

Allman performing in 1975. In this photo he is seen playing a black Les Paul Custom.

Can't find any information as to the year of this guitar, but the picture of Gregg playing this guitar in Hollywood Reporter article, "Gregg Allman Talks Rehab, Relationships and the 'Train Wreck' That Almost Was The Allman Brothers Band" 1:52 PM PDT 5/16/2012 by Emily Zemler clearly shows him playing a Fender USA Professional Stratocaster HSS. My HSS is a mirror image, but mine is a 2017.

"Just around the time that the Brothers were first starting, [bassist Berry] Oakley had this old Victorian home, and one day I was blindfolded and led into this big room. When they took the blindfold off, I was amazed to see this brand new 1969 B-3 with Leslie 122RV cabinets. There were about eight rolled joints on the keyboard, and they said, “Have fun. We’ll see you in about a week or so.” That day is still one of the happiest days of my life. While they were gone, I wrote “Whipping Post” and most of the songs that wound up on the first Allman Brothers album. I was really on a roll."

With the Allman Brothers Band shows, Gregg plays piano onstage, using a Kurzweil SP2X.

It is a common fact that Gregg Allman played a Hammond B3.

Allman playing a Clavinet D6 in 1979.

With the Allman Brothers Band shows, Gregg plays piano onstage, using a Kurzweil SP2X. He uses only three presets: grand and upright acoustic pianos, and a Wurly. The Kurzweil is run in stereo through Avalon U5 direct boxes.

Allman's signature Washburn guitars.