The Road Goes on Forever: Fifty Years of The Allman Brothers Band Music (1969-2019) (Music and the American South) Cover
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The Road Goes on Forever Fifty Years of The Allman Brothers Band Music (1969-2019) (Music and the American South)

Michael Buffalo Smith

THE ROAD GOES ON FOREVER utilizes history, personal interviews, and many collected documents to aid in the telling of the story of the humble beginnings and career of the original Southern rock band on this, the 50th anniversary of their formation. Author Michael Buffalo Smith personally spoke with...

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The Bobby Bones Show

Robert Earl Keene, a Texas country legend, shared a clip of his song "The Road Goes On Forever". Bobby Bones shared that it was nostalgic for him and reminded him of his time in Texas. He expressed that Keene has a photographic memory and a lot of great stories.

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Robert Earl Keene is on my Bobby cast today. And so Robert Earl Keene, Texas music legend, Texas country legend. And so play a little bit, Ray, of The Road Goes On Forever.

— Episode: Tues Part 2: Bobby's Living Out His Boyh...

Episode: Tues Part 2: Bobby's Living Out His Boyhood Dreams...

Robert Earl Keene, a Texas country legend, shared a clip of his song "The Road Goes On Forever". Bobby Bones shared that it was nostalgic for him and reminded him of his time in Texas. He expressed that Keene has a photographic memory and a lot of great stories.

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Robert Earl Keene is on my Bobby cast today. And so Robert Earl Keene, Texas music legend, Texas country legend. And so play a little bit, Ray, of The Road Goes On Forever.

And I think I saw you at ACL. Like I have a history of like watching you play and listening to your music. But I was like, dang, his live records are this good. But then that was the version.

I have the box set. So I have the whole thing. Beautifully packaged. A lot of different things. There's a DVD, there's the songbook I was talking about. There's just a lot.

Well, I am retired. I'm retired really from touring. So I don't have a bus. The band that I put together is the same band that I have, and I'm lucky that they still have some space in their calendar. But the thing is, was the grind of touring, just getting off a tour and then preparing for the next tour, it never stopped. It never did stop. It just kept going and kept going. And I just got to a point where I thought I was wearing everybody out.

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