In the intimate documentary Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul, director James Keach crafts a deeply personal portrait of the legendary Southern rock pioneer. The film follows Gregg Allman as he reflects on his extraordinary journey from a young musician in Daytona Beach to the iconic frontman of the Allman Brothers Band. Through candid interviews and rare archival footage, viewers witness the profound bond between Gregg and his brother Duane Allman, whose tragic death shaped the course of his life and music. The documentary explores Allman's creative process, his struggles with addiction, and his turbulent relationship with Cher, offering an unflinching yet compassionate look at the man behind the Hammond B3 organ. With a runtime of 99 minutes, the film balances intimate home movies with electrifying concert performances, capturing the raw emotion and improvisational genius that defined his sound. Keach's direction maintains a respectful tone while never shying away from the darker chapters of Allman's life, ultimately celebrating the resilience of an artist whose soul was inseparable from his music. The result is a moving tribute that will resonate with longtime fans and newcomers alike.