Shouldn't this be the 'Wednesday Duane Allman shoulder pic' ? I guess maybe it's the 'Yes it is Dickey' (here's another angle) pic...

Thanks Donnah..

That's Duane's left arm.
I'm running low on pics, bud, running low.

That Dickey controversy did aggravate me though.

Donna, no problem! Just run the old ones if you are running low! Catch some on www.duaneallman.com. We love em no matter how many times we see them. And there is enough of them that do bear repeating! It would be a terrible loss to us Duaneheads to lose the wonderful and special, one of a kind, Weds Duane Allman pic.

Remember Donna it is up to us to keep Duane's memory wailing for the next generation of guitar pickers! And Duaneheads everywhere!

God Bless you Donna for goin the extra mile again and again for us!

And another thing Donnah, you do us a wonderful favor by showing us these pictures to reminence and remember Skydog. "Play the Blues!"

Without you what would we do? And where would we go?

A place to share the riffs and memories of the Greatest Slide Guitarist that ever picked up a guitar! Wail on Skydog!

A-'Wail on'-MEN

If you would please take time out of your busy day to say a prayer or two for Gregg Allman who is suffering from hepatitius C.
Unfortunately, they had to cancel many dates coming up. Here is a quote from www.allmanbrothers.com.

Wanee and Beacon Update The Allman Brothers Band announced today that they are postponing their annual run of 15 shows at New York City’s Beacon Theatre set for May 5-24, with rescheduled dates TBA. In addition, they have also cancelled their upcoming performances at the Wanee Festival that they host every year in Florida (set for April 11-12, Wanee will continue as planned despite the fact that the Allman Brothers Band will not be appearing). For the past six months, founding member Gregg Allman has been receiving scheduled treatments for Hepatitis C, a virus that, with these treatments, has become curable in recent years. The treatments so far have been successful and the virus has been eradicated from his system.

However, the recovery time from the side effects of the treatment are taking longer than originally projected. Since the Allman Brothers Band are known for exhilarating and exhausting concert performances they don’t want to give fans anything less than they have come to expect; so the band members made a group decision to delay the first round of dates. “I’m getting better but I’m still tired,” says Gregg. “I need to be at 110% to do the shows the way we do them. I can’t tell you how much I appreciate the support and understanding my Brothers and our fans have given me.”