Allmans’ discography starts way back in ’69

The Allman Brothers Band released a number of singles, but just 10 made it to Billboard magazine’s Hot 100 chart. Of those, one of their best-known and mostloved songs, “Ramblin’ Man,” reached No. 2.

Only two others — “Crazy Love” and “Straight From the Heart” — made it into the Top 40 of the chart at No. 29 and 39 respectively.

But the Allmans built their reputation on electrifying live performances and influential albums such as Eat a Peach, Brothers and Sisters and The Allman Brothers Band At Fillmore East.

There are numerous concerts, music videos and more on YouTube, including a concert at New York’s Fillmore East from Sept. 23, 1970.

The Southern rockers’ discography includes studio releases, live albums, best-of collections and numerous reissues. Here is a list of the band’s albums that charted on Billboard magazine’s Top 200 album charts with the year of release and highest chart position.

The Allman Brothers Band, 1969, No. 188 Idlewild South, 1970, No. 38 At Fillmore East, 1971, No. 13 Eat A Peach, 1972, No. 4 Duane & Gregg Allman, 1972, No. 129 Brothers and Sisters, 1973, No. 1 Beginnings (combined re-release of first two albums), 1973,

No. 25

Early Allman, 1973, No. 171

Win, Lose or Draw, 1975, No. 5

Wipe the Windows-Check the Oil-Dollar Gas, 1976, No. 75 The Road Goes on Forever, A Collection of Their Greatest Recordings, 1976, No. 43

Enlightened Rogues, 1979, No. 9

Reach for the Sky, 1980, No. 27

Brothers of the Road, 1981, No. 44

The Best of Allman Brothers Band: 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection, 1981, No. 189

Dreams, 1989, No. 103

Seven Turns, 1990, No. 53

Shades of Two Worlds, 1991, No. 85

An Evening With The Allman Brothers Band, 1992, No. 80 Play All Night: Live at The Beacon Theatre, 1992, No. 43 Where It All Begins, 1994, No. 45

2nd Set, 1995, No. 88

Hittin’ the Note, 2003, No. 37

One Way Out: Live at the Beacon Theater, 2004, No. 190 The Allman Brothers Band, 2004, No. 190

The 1971 Fillmore East Recordings, 2014, No. 57

A Decade of Hits 1969-1979, 2017, No. 39

(AP) Members of the Allman Brothers Band — Dickey Betts (from left), Duane Allman, Berry Oakley, Butch Trucks, Gregg Allman and Jai Johanny “Jaimoe” Johanson, grab a meal in Macon, Ga., in this undated photograph.