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Show Me The Way

Tumblin' Down

SATAN PUT IT ON MY TAB

Johnny Stachela - Vocals, Guitar
Sebastian Ciceri - Bass, Vocals
Vincent Fossett. Jr. - Drums

Produced and Mixed by Jorgen Carlsson 
Engineered and Mastered by Steve Holroyd 
Recorded at Rogers Boat Studio

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For my wife.

Un-mastered. From yet to be released Jazz album coming later this year.

Lemar Carter - Drums
Tim Lefebvre - Bass

The End(Justifies the Means)un-mastered

Written by Gregg Allman and Scott Sharrard.
Gregg Allman's final studio album "Southern Blood" - coming September 8, 2017.

Southern Blood

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My Only True Friend | Gregg Allman - Southern Blood

In 2018, Johnny Stachela and Duane Betts partnered with the Devon Allman Project as guests, supporting and sitting-in on a nine-month Allman/Betts World Tour, with stops at such iconic venues the Beacon Theater in New York City and Colorado’s Red Rocks amphitheater. The European leg saw Stachela in Spain, Belgium, Netherlands, UK and Germany.  Additionally, he performed on the second single, “Downtown Runaround,” and subsequent video from Bett’s debut EP, Sketches of American Music.

Stachela then accepted the invitation to join The Allman Betts Band as a charter member in 2018, recording at the famed Muscle Shoals Sound studio- for their 2019 debut LP, Down to the River, and their 2020 follow-up, Bless Your Heart, and touring internationally with the group, including dates in Europe and multiple summer festival stops.

He guested with North Mississippi Allstars in Los Angeles and during a 2019 holiday run sat-in with Gov’t Mule in Philadelphia.  With the Allman Betts Band, he supported Lynyrd Skynyrd on New Year’s Eve at the group’s final American Airlines Arena appearance in Dallas.  As a solo artist, Stachela was invited to perform with Wet Willie on the band’s 2020 Rock Legends cruise.

Brandishing his Gibson SG- a trademark of the late Allman Brothers Band guitarist Duane Allman- and plugging directly into a host of vintage Fender amps, Stachela has found that magical tonal connection between the celebrated legacy of the past and his pursuit of modern blues. His well-crafted style of bottleneck slide evokes favorable comparisons to his heroes- influenced and inspired, never imitating.

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