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Yes, it was a GOOD smell!

Saw many shows from 75-78 with my current wife. We worked at Michoud in Eastern NO on Space Shuttle program. We loved seeing Robin Trower and Johnny Winter. A magical place.

Thank you Bill Johnston !!!! Lifetime of memories you provided me, my friends and all of New Orleans!!!

I have bricks from the stage.........i know because i bfoke them off before they tore the building down......the sit in my bass drum when i play..

One of the finest guitarists ever.

I always LOVED making the trip from central Louisiana down to New Orleans to attend shows at The Warehouse. So many great acts but one of my most memorable seeing Lynyrd Skynyrd. Seeing Ronnie Van Zant and the original group. What a show! Nice to see this video.

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lmao! If you're on acid, you kinda get into the fan..hahaha

THOSE WERE THE, DAY'S OF OUR "NIGHT'S"??~!!REALLY......there ain't no "DARK SIDE OF THE MOON"?....we've alway's been CRAZY?....IT'S WHAT KEEP'S US, FROM GOING INSANE??? *****😇

I have great memories ( I think ) driving into the Warehouse with the guys from Tippit's Music " Sound City" in a VW Bus , to deliver the Vocal Master PA !

My father seen the Allman Brothers Band twice and Edgar Winters at the Warehouse in the early 70's. He said it was two of best concerts he ever had the privilege of going to.

We were Union brothers, neighbors, and best of friends. We ate breakfast together most mornings at The Three Coins Diner on Nebraska Ave in Tampa. I was so very lucky to have known him. I heard all of his stories, I witnessed a few, and I never got tired of either. It's been 11 years now that he has been gone. I miss him all the time. It was great to hear that voice again, thank you.

The warehouse was the best place on the planet to go to a concert Bar None I seen some great bands there for under five bucks some of the best nights of my life was spent in that old Warehouse

Hey @Jessywilliamson IS there a full length film of this? I'd love to watch it

Spent some of the best nights of my life there. A dang shame we'll never see a place like that again. I feel for young folks missing experiences like this.

I saw the Wailers (Bob Marley and Wailers) "Babylon by bus" tour concert in the '70's, I stood right in front of the stage by the 'I-threes' that night.

Watched it last night... A light hearted kind hearted movie... One time watch

combination of this music and events is so powerful and the trailer is also like a short film itself

The Best Club in NOLA

Wowww!❤😍😍😍 goodjob

Wishbone Ash, Rush, Bob Seager, and Wet Willie....my list. We need to have a reunion...

Thanks for this great review. I picked up many tickets at the window from my friend Mary Jo, and enjoyed lots of shows there !!!

Hey if you still have Jim Morrison’s last performance video can you send it to mikeryan1997 @ gmail ty

The descriptions of this place, the people/staff and performers sounds like what the hippie movement was all about. The peace, placide nature of folks, no star angst, and just sharing the moment is how I remember the 60;s, early 70's as being. We could sure use some of that now- but we do have the music. BTW: my sweet cousin Red Dog was interviewed. His book and Gregg Allman's book have a lot of history in them, a good read about a really special time.

Killed many bottles of Wild Turkey 101, ears hurt for days, bands that were up and coming on the cheap, real music, musicians, great friends, girls, girls, girls GOOD TIMES!

👍👍very informative

WOW !!!!! Looks good so far !!!!!!!

Me and a buddy took a bus from Keesler AFB in Biloxi Mississippi to see It's a Beautiful Day and Aum in spring of 1970. Stayed at the Sheraton Delta and acted like fools on Bourbon Street. Went back to the base with our ears ringing and our heads throbbing!

I can't wait to see the whole movie !!!!!!

Nice video !!!

Was the most remarkable music venue that I have ever experienced. I and friends saw so much good music there in the early years. Before I-10 was open, we drove old Airline Hwy. from Baton Rouge every weekend, sometimes both nights, to see the best musicians in the world. Great memories that will go to my grave!!

I grew up in New Orleans, and i was a lil younger when it was open, But all my older Cousins went there. I can remember on the radio every weekend there was a great band playing there. I think it closed in the 80's. I also remember Ole Man Rivers, and The President river boat and Jimmy's Music Club.

It's unfortunate that I've visited New Orleans only once in my life, but fortunate that that one visit was to see Procol Harum at the Warehouse--on July 14, 1972.

DAMN! I was born too late, I had the Agora Ballroom in my area, scuzzy but fun

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Happy to have played a minor role of sorts. Thank you.

Love hearing a bit of Bobby Lounge here.

I am loving all your new videos !!!!!

It's wonderful !!!!!!

Caught a bunch of shows during my time there in 71 . Most notable: Johnny Winter with Edgar and Rick Derringer in the line up on the same bill with BB King! Saw Yes open for Jethro Tull when Aqualung was a new release. Only time things got a little heated is when Steppinwolfe was late to perform and when they did, it wasn't good :(

We went to SO MANY of these concerts - from 1976 to when it closed...incredible memories and once in a lifetime experiences. We loved to hang out on the elevated bar and snag a spot at the rail and check out what was going on below...good times and good memories, no particular favorites, since they were all incredible...and the club on the corner was also insane good, with a lot of shows by the Neville Brothers...anyone out there remember them??

We went to SO MANY of these concerts - from 1976 to when it closed...incredible memories and once in a lifetime experiences. We loved to hang out on the elevated bar and snag a spot at the rail and check out what was going on below...good times and good memories, no particular favorites, since they were all incredible...and the club on the corner was also insane good, with a lot of shows by the Neville Brothers...anyone out there remember them??

We went to SO MANY of these concerts - from 1976 to when it closed...incredible memories and once in a lifetime experiences. We loved to hang out on the elevated bar and snag a spot at the rail and check out what was going on below...good times and good memories, no particular favorites, since they were all incredible...and the club on the corner was also insane good, with a lot of shows by the Neville Brothers...anyone out there remember them??

you could buy orange sunshine at the bar.....

I'm in Australia; I love learning/ hearing/ reading 'bout music venues in the U.S, the acts who played there, recollections etc. The Fillmore, The Whiskey, The Grandee in Dettoit, Avalon Ballroom etc etc...fantastic!

Zeypher played there alot featuring The great Tommy Bolin!!!!!

JACK BRUCE solo and West, Bruce & Laing