James Keach's Gregg Allman Documentary Explores Addiction and Redemption
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Steve Bloom
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Filmmaker James Keach discusses his documentary 'Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul,' which explores the life of the Allman Brothers Band co-founder, including his musical legacy and his battle with addiction. The film offers a redemption narrative, tracing Allman's journey from substance abuse to recovery, while celebrating his contributions to rock and Southern rock music.
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James Keach, director of 'Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul,' talks about including Allman's battle with addiction in the new doc.
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