Alligator/Mountain Jam -- Allman Borthers view...

2002-05-19 Thread Hutchison, Ray
This questions comes up a couple of times a year on the ABB list. Here's a summary from the most recent run through: One of the long-time road crew members of ABB has said that he was told (by Dickey) that their version did come from Alligator. This is perhaps the standard version of the stor

Re: Alligator/Mountain Jam

2002-05-19 Thread pscotton
David you are too kind.  Donovan's There Is a Mountain was inescapable on the airwaves both AM and FM when it was released.  Fortunately it was a catchy tune.   Paul

Re: Alligator / Mountain Jam

2002-05-19 Thread David Gans
At 9:09 AM -0500 5/19/02, Richard Dykes wrote: >I was listening to the gd hour this morning and heard the "First >There Is A Mountain" (a.k.a. "Mountain Jam") quote/tease on >Alligator from 1/22/68 Eagle's Auditorium, Seattle WA. I've heard >these before but I never realized before this morning

Re: Alligator / Mountain Jam

2002-05-19 Thread Dwight Holmes
At 09:09 AM 5/19/2002 -0500, Richard Dykes wrote: I was listening to the gd hour this morning and heard the "First There Is A Mountain" (a.k.a. "Mountain Jam") quote/tease on Alligator from 1/22/68 Eagle's Auditorium, Seattle WA. I've heard these before but I never realized before this morning tha

Alligator / Mountain Jam

2002-05-19 Thread Richard Dykes
I was listening to the gd hour this morning and heard the "First There Is A Mountain" (a.k.a. "Mountain Jam") quote/tease on Alligator from 1/22/68 Eagle's Auditorium, Seattle WA. I've heard these before but I never realized before this morning that they were pre-Allman Brothers. I quess Duane