Disc 1
01. Jam 1
02. Jam 2
03. Jam 3
04. Jam 4
05. Jam 5
06. Jam 6

Disc 2
01. Tell Me the Truth
02. Mean Old World
03. Mean Old World (Duet)
04. It's Too Late
05. Jam 7

Recorded Live at Criteria Studios, Miami, Florida, USA - August 02, 1970.

Tom Dowd is responsible for introducing Duane Allman and Eric Clapton. In 1970, Dowd was in the middle of recording the Allman Brother’s second album, Idlewild South , when Eric’s manager (Robert Stigwood) called to tell Tom that Eric would like to bring his new band, Derek and the Dominos, to Criteria Studios in Miami, Florida to record with him.

Tom later recounted the phone call that began it all. Now when the call came I was in the studio with Duane. I said, Hey, that's a hot one, kid! That was Eric Clapton's management talking about him coming here to record. Allman looks at me and goes You mean the guy from Cream? Do you think he'd mind if I just came to watch. I told him, no problem.

Eric and the rest of the Dominos arrived at Criteria Studios in late August. During the first week, most of the studio time was spent jamming and piecing together new songs. --- whereseric.com

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Disc 1
1. Hourglass - B.B. King Medley [ 7:06]
2. Wilson Pickett - Hey Jude [ 4:03]
3. Clarence Carter - The Road Of Love [ 2:55]
4. Duane Allman - Goin' Down Slow [ 8:46]
5. Aretha Franklin - The Weight [ 2:59]
6. King Curtis - Games People Play [ 2:47]
7. John Hammond - Shake For Me [ 2:42]
8. Boz Scaggs - Loan Me A Dime [13:01]
9. Johnny Jenkins - Rollin' Stone [ 4:59]

Disc 2
1. Duane Allman - Livin' On The Open Road [3:04]
2. Johnny Jenkins - Down Along the Cove [3:04]
3. Cowboy - Please Be With Me [3:49]
4. Eric Clapton - Mean Old World [3:51]
5. Derek & The Dominoes - Layla [7:06]
6. Allman Brothers Band - Statesboro Blues [4:18]
7. Allman Brothers Band - Don't Keep Me Wonderin' [3:20]
8. Allman Brothers Band - Stand Back [3:25]
9. Allman Brothers Band - Dreams [7:16]
10. Allman Brothers Band - Little Martha [2:08]

Duane Allman -  Dobro, Guitar, Producer, Sitar (Electric), Slide Dobro, Slide Guitar, Vocals
Gregg Allman -	Organ, Piano, Piano (Electric), Vocals
Joe Arnold - Sax (Tenor)
Barry Beckett -	Organ, Piano
Ben Benay - Guitar
Dickey Betts - Dobro, Guitar, Guitar (Acoustic)
Scott Boyer - Guitar, Guitar (Acoustic), Vocals
Bonnie Bramlett - Vocals
Delaney Bramlett - Guitar (Rhythm), Vocals
Pete Carr - Bass, Guitar, Guitar (Acoustic)
Clarence Carter - Guitar, Vocals
Eric Clapton - Guitar, Slide Guitar, Vocals
George Clark - Bass
Delaney - Vocals
Thom Doucette - Harmonica
Aretha Franklin - Piano, Vocals
Jim Gordon - Drums, Organ, Piano
Kenny Gradney - Bass
John F. Hammond - Guitar (Rhythm), Producer, Vocals
Roger Hawkins - Drums
David Hood - Bass
Paul Hornsby - 	Guitar (Rhythm), Organ, Piano, Piano (Electric)
Gerald Jemmott - Bass
Johnny Jenkins - Guitar (Acoustic), Harmonica, Vocals
Jaimoe Johnson - Congas, Drums, Timbales
Jimmy Johnson 	- Guitar (Rhythm)
Jerry Jumonville - Sax (Alto)
King Curtis - Horn, Producer, Saxophone
Peter Kowalke - Vocals (Background)
Darrell Leonard - Trombone, Trumpet
Albert Lowe - Guitar
Frank Mayes - Sax (Tenor)
The Memphis Horns - Horn
Gene Miller - Trumpet
James Mitchell 	Sax (Baritone)
Charlie Morgan - Drums
Floyd Newman 	- Sax (Baritone), Saxophone
Berry Oakley - Bass
Spooner Oldham - Organ
Wilson Pickett - Vocals
Carl Radle - Bass
Johnny Sandlin - Drums, Producer
Boz Scaggs - Guitar, Guitar (Rhythm), Vocals
Tommy Talton - Vocals (Background)
Marvell Thomas - Organ
Butch Trucks - Drums, Tambourine
Aaron Varnell - 	Sax (Tenor)
Bobby Whitlock - Piano, Vocals

Duane Allman's greatness was apparent on his recordings with the Allman Brothers, yet there was another side to the superb guitarist. For many years, he was a highly respected session musician, playing on cuts by Wilson Pickett, Aretha Franklin, King Curtis, Boz Scaggs, Delaney & Bonnie, and Clarence Carter, among others. By including those session cuts, as well as a sampling of his brief sojourn in Eric Clapton's Derek and the Dominoes and a few rare solo tracks, along with a number of representative Allman Brothers songs, the double-album Anthology winds up drawing a complete portrait of Allman. He may have recorded plenty of other material worth hearing, but this has the bare essentials for an excellent introduction and retrospective. --- Stephen Thomas Erlewine, allmusic.com

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