Gregg Allman

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 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.

"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.

Allman's signature Washburn guitars.