Buy Used

$50.00

+ $5.22 shipping

Used: Like New | Details

Sold by AUDIOPHILEUSA

Turn on 1-Click ordering for this browser

See All Buying Options

Have one to sell? Sell on Amazon

Image Unavailable

Image not available for
Color:

Sorry, this item is not available in
Image not available
To view this video download Flash Player

Laid Back

Gregg Allman Format: Vinyl

130 customer reviews

See all 19 formats and editions Hide other formats and editions

Listen Now with Amazon Music

Laid Back

"Please retry"

Amazon Music Unlimited

Price

New from

Used from

MP3 Music, May 1, 2001

"Please retry"

$5.99

—

Audio CD, Import, Limited Edition, June 25, 2008

"Please retry"

—

$79.99

—

Vinyl, February 1, 2015

"Please retry"

—

$59.95

$29.95

Audio, Cassette, Original recording remastered, July 20, 1987

"Please retry"

—

Laid Back

Available from these sellers.

Customers who bought this item also bought

Page 1 of 1 Start overPage 1 of 1

This shopping feature will continue to load items. In order to navigate out of this carousel please use your heading shortcut key to navigate to the next or previous heading.

Gregg Allman

247

Vinyl
5 offers from $89.38
Allman Brothers Band

584

Vinyl
$24.99
Allman Brothers Band

343

Vinyl
$29.99
Allman Brothers Band

211

Vinyl
$16.84
Gregg Allman

130

Vinyl
$25.74
Allman Brothers Band

122

Vinyl
$23.74

What other items do customers buy after viewing this item?

Low Country Blues Audio CD

Gregg Allman

247

$9.83
Gregg Allman Live: Back To Macon, GA [2 CD] Audio CD

Gregg Allman

130

$17.14
At Fillmore East Audio CD

Allman Brothers Band

584

$10.14
A Decade of Hits 1969-1979 Audio CD

Allman Brothers Band

397

$3.99

Special offers and product promotions

Check Out Our Turntable Store
Need a new record player? Check out our turntable store for a great selection of turntables, needles, accessories, and more.

Editorial Reviews

Gregg Allman's 1973 solo debut also became his biggest hit, a No. 13 LP featuring his Top 20 classic "Midnight Rider." Analogue Productions now brings forth a sparkling reissue of this classic disc, mastered from the original analog tapes by Ryan Smith at Sterling Sound. And presented as a 200-gram sonic superstar plated and pressed at our own Quality Record Pressings! By the end of 1973, the Allman Brothers Band seemed to have it all nailed down, writes reviewer Rickey Wright. They'd proven their mettle with a fine synthesis of blues, jazz, folk, and country influences; expanded upon it with the definitive Fillmore East set; and moved forward after the separate losses of guitarist Duane Allman and bassist Berry Oakley. The group's myriad strengths, in fact, might've been the reason that one of their most obvious gifts — Gregg Allman's pained, growling voice — was sometimes overlooked. Laid Back, Greg Allman's first solo disc, seems in part an effort to gain a little more recognition. It worked, particularly given the strong radio response to its opening track, a loping remake of "Midnight Rider." Likewise, much of the album's remainder finds Allman tweaking the band's blues ("Queen of Hearts") and country sides (a cover of Jackson Browne's "These Days"); horns and gospelish backing vocals add to the personal, often mournful feel. Laid Back is an often convincing version of the man's music.

Product details

Vinyl
Number of Discs: 1
Label: Analogue Productions
Run Time: 33.00 minutes
ASIN: B0170BF2KY
Average Customer Review: 4.7 out of 5 stars See all reviews (130 customer reviews)
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #7,189 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl)

If you are a seller for this product, would you like to suggest updates through seller support?

Amazon's Gregg Allman Store

›

Visit Amazon's Gregg Allman Store

Customer Reviews

130

4.7 out of 5 stars

5 star		84%
4 star		11%
3 star		4%
2 star		1%
1 star		0%

Write a customer review

See all verified purchase reviews

Top Customer Reviews

Stunning

ByJohn Alapickon July 14, 2013

Format: Audio CDVerified Purchase

Gregg Allman's debut album, Laid Back, is a stunner. Just don't go in thinking you're going to hear the long and awesome jams of the Allman Brothers Band. This is a look into Gregg's soulful side. The musicianship throughout is top notch, more steeped in rhythm and blues with plenty of horns and strings and of course, Gregg's organ playing. The title of this album is very appropriate since most of the songs are slower, putting a lot of emphasis on Gregg's voice, which was still an American treasure at the time this was recorded. The big hit is his remake of "Midnight Rider", which would become the more definitive version with its arrangement more akin to something out of an old Western. He also remakes his own "Please Call Home", giving it more of a gospel feel. "Don't Mess Up a Good Thing" is a cool honky tonk tune that is the only song played at a faster tempo. "Queen of Hearts" plays like a classic with its arrangement and jazzy solos while the oft-covered Jackson Browne track, "These Days", is given an old-country feel that works very well. "All My Friends" and the standard "Will the Circle Be Unbroken" are also very strong, more gospel than country with the backing vocals making these tracks even better. And as great as all of these songs are, it's his own "Multi-Colored Lady", that shows the man at his best. In fact, I'd say this song is on par with the best songs he wrote with the Allman Brothers Band, a band whose music I have loved for 25 years. All told, Laid Back is a classic album from one of the great American voices in music. Highly recommended.

0Comment 6 people found this helpful. Was this review helpful to you?YesNo

Brilliant CD---way ahead of it's early 70's time. Listen again after many yrs.---it will blow you away once again--did me!!! :0

Byk.w.k.on March 21, 2016

Format: Audio CDVerified Purchase

This wonderful early c.d. takes me back to some really great years. I find I still have so much of this CD still in my head from many years ago---like my early teen years....Thank you for a wonderful trip down memory lane. Gregg Allman and crew were/are still so ahead musically. God Bless the band and Mr. Allman amazes me with his incredibly strong will to not only keep living after all he has been through---but that he still gives so much of his very soul to share with those who can appreciate these mostly original G.A. written songs. He adds his own touch and flavor to songs written by the likes of another favorite===Mr. Jackson Browne. Also love hearing Mr. chuck Levell on keyboards along with Allman. Pray you keep enjoying the legacy for a long time----all of you!!!! Derek Trucks has added a new generation and level of playing.....along with Warren Haynes. I do not miss Mr. Betts one bit......I do not think that bothers him one bit!!.

0CommentWas this review helpful to you?YesNo

A great album from the voice of the Allman Brothers

ByHagfan71on February 17, 2017

Format: Audio CDVerified Purchase

A great album from the voice of the Allman Brothers. If you are expecting this to sound like a Brothers album you're in for a surprise. This is, as the title states, very "Laid Back" compared to anything the Brothers put out with the exception of "Melissa". The first track is a swampy reworking of "Midnight Rider" and leads into "Queen of Hearts", another great Allman original. The highlight for me is his version of the Jackson Browne song "These Days", and Allman's voice is perfect for the world weariness the lyrics read. I'll admit it is a little slow and moody in some places, but I'd recommend this album to any fan of classic southern rock/soul or even country.

0CommentWas this review helpful to you?YesNo

A masterpiece of modern blues music

ByRick Devoreon December 10, 2016

Format: MP3 MusicVerified Purchase

"Laid Back" is a masterpiece of modern blues music as only a white singer like Greg Allman could create. I've always compared Greg's voice to Ray Charles, and this particular album is like sitting back and listening to a great Ray Charles album. Not much guitar but lots of superb piano and Hammond organ riffs, accentuated by a horn section, strings and a small choir. The remastered sound is clearer than I remember the vinyl album sounding. Great songs, great singing, great instrumentation and production. Keep in mind that it's not a rock & roll album but a rather laid back experience. Pour a glass of wine or brandy, have a smoke and enjoy.

0CommentWas this review helpful to you?YesNo

I have loved this album for more than 40 years

ByDiane Duranton July 13, 2015

Format: MP3 MusicVerified Purchase

I have loved this album for more than 40 years. It's a favorite from my high school years (released in 1973). "Queen of Hearts" is beautiful. Gregg Allman's expressive and soulful voice is captivating. He proves that R&B and soul has no color. Some of the music labeled "rock" of this era was a fusion of R&B, country, jazz, and folk all performed with real instruments (as opposed to electronic), real voices, and God given pure talent. The inclusion of a gospel song at the end is so unexpected and just lovely. I discovered my appreciation of country from this style of rock music. I listen to this music as if it just came out yesterday. So I bought the album again.

0CommentWas this review helpful to you?YesNo

****4+1/2 Stars**** Gregg's Very Best Solo Effort

ByMarleyon June 21, 2007

Format: Audio CDVerified Purchase

Jackson Browne's "These Days" was such a fitting anthem for Brother Gregg Allman back in '73 when Laid Back was released. I remember seeing the ABB on Thanksgiving night in 1971 at Carnegie Hall. It was their first concert following the tragic death of Duane Allman. I never would have thought The Allman Brothers Band would perform "Will The Circle Be Unbroken". Gospel?...The Brothers?....Yea Right! But there it was at the end of that very memorable evening. I watched Gregg as he shared with the audience his pain and his grief, and something more.

That something more manifested itself two years later with this very rewarding debut solo effort. It took those two years for him to reflect upon his first five years on the road. Three years with his big brother and the next two years without him. Gregg was truly inspired to lay down his finest vocal performance ever and "Queen of Hearts" delivers just that. What feeling! what depth! just stunning! The two ABB covers, "Please Call Home" and "Midnight Rider" evoke the deep loss and agonizing despair of burying Brother Duane and then reopening the wound just one year later with the loss a of original band member Berry Oakley.

Not without it's faults, Laid Back is my favorite solo album by Gregg. It took courage and it took fortitude for Gregg to stay the course. I'm sure he knew in his heart it was what Duane would have expected of him. Till this day, when I listen to Laid Back, I can't help but see his face before me on that long ago Thanksgiving night. Hurt beyond belief, but determined to go on and go on he did. Keep on keeping on Brother and thanks for all the great music and wonderful memories along the way.