Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul: reviews

What the critics say average 7.0 from 7 outlets

• 9.0 NYC Movie GuruAvi Offer Well-edited, revealing and captivating. You don't have to be a fan of Allman or rock music to be engaged by this very well-made and extraordinary documentary.
• 8.8 Keeping It ReelDavid J. Fowlie Keach integrates this interview with several of Allman's past interviews in a way that makes the late artist come alive in unexpected ways, almost making me verify his death. Read
• 8.0 Best Classic BandsBrad Auerbach Ultimately, The Music of My Soul succeeds because of its extraordinary archive of photographs and film footage, particularly from the band's formative years. Read
• 8.0 RedCarpetCrashDavid Ferguson Documentarian James Keach has delivered a stellar profile of Gregg Allman the man, while also paying tribute to the band, the songs, and the family. Read
• 6.0 FilmuforiaMeredith Taylor It is uneven, occasionally indulgent, but undeniably affecting. Read
• 5.0 Mark Reviews MoviesMark Dujsik Those honest moments come through in what is otherwise a straightforward, familiar, and uninspired piece of filmmaking. Read
• 4.0 Spectrum CultureAlan Zilberman Instead of watching this, you would be better off reading the Wikipedia article on Gregg's life while listening to his greatest hits playlist. Read