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Offered Here: Allman Brother Band 1971 At Fillmore East In-House Platinum Record Award Presented to Gregg Allman. This official Capricorn Records in-house platinum record award commemorates the massive success of the Allman Brothers Band's iconic live album, "At Fillmore East." The award was personally presented to the band's co-founder and lead vocalist, Gregg Allman, recognizing sales of more than one million copies. Measuring 19 3/4 inches square, this piece reflects a significant phase in the band's ascent to both commercial and critical acclaim.
Additional Information: "At Fillmore East," recorded over multiple shows in March 1971, is celebrated as a landmark live album in rock history. It showcases the band’s energetic and improvisational live performances, notably featuring compositions like "Whipping Post" and "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed." The album played a crucial role in cementing the Allman Brothers Band’s reputation and contributed to their mainstream breakthrough.
Provenance/Authenticity: From the Capricorn Records collection
Condition: The award is in very good condition, with signs of wear and aging consistent with its vintage nature. The frame and presentation components show expected signs of use and preservation over time. The platinum record has mild tarnishing around the edges, typical for its age, contributing to its authentic patina and character.