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Great Tribute to Toy Caldwell and the Marshall Tucker Band. He is no Toy Caldwell, but who is these days. I was lucky to have seen the MTB many times as a opener, middle act and as a Headliner. One of the many great things about living in the South.😎

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Amazing! To play a tune like this do you Have to master all the scales, learn music theory And be able to read music?

Crap... Sorry...

And if people wonder why they don’t hear Guitar and Pen live from The Who it’s because it sounds clunky if done live. You did a good job with a difficult song btw. Not easy.

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Uncle Ted is still rockin, and is a great American 🇺🇸 patriot.

Nuge's best song IMHA

Best Nuge era 👍

Well done! Very difficult song and artist to emulate or try to improve upon. Trower is INCOMPARABLE! Look what would have been lost had he not left Procol Harem? The 2.5k views just shows how much sh*t people listen to TODAY. Pure commercialized, canned garbage.

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Dude, I just found this! I mean, I guess you can tell I'm a Robin Trower fan, right? Anyway, I'm digging your sound and your playing. I promise to check out your other vids, too... After I get my Trower fix on... TbOP (Trower by Other People) Hey, I was wondering if Little Girl, by Robin, was in your wheelhouse? ... 🤔 Hey, just puttin it out there, lol

4:14 love those lead guitar riffs

Bad Arse ❤ Sounds awesome.

I still can't grasp why people make such a big whoop about that messy dissonant free for all Mr Hendrix perpetrated, I've heard it called a masterpiece, of what? Slop guitar? Don't get me wrong, I understand Jimi holds a certain lofty position for innovation in rock guitar and I grew up slobbering over such true masterpieces like castles made of sand, little wing, and numerous others, but in all honesty his rendition of the star spangled banner was obviously something he just threw together on the spot. Far from genius.

Magnifique 😉les images sont exceptionnelles 👏👏👏❤️👍🙏

Awesome Jimi Hendrix all the way back Woodstock in Monterey Pop Festival salute you, brother in heaven. See you soon Richard.

bad karaoke?

Trump the game. Thats gold

Fantastic playing. This level of intuition is the rarest. Thanks for picking up a guitar

In your face Don Brewer, you miserable twat. Keep on going Mark.

Ty Jason for sharing the best Southern music to thee world your very awesome , and ty for the return post , :-) big thumbs up .

would like to say RIP Dicky Betts and all other members of the Allman Brothers band , and the Great Southern for keeping the bands music alive ty for this great song :-)

beautiful cover!

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Excelente saludos de Argentina 🇦🇷

Back when Oakland was still a decent place, look at all those beautiful white faces. 😂lol

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WTF 😳

Day on the green Oakland Colosseum 78. I can see it in my minds eye What an effing day?

one of my favorites

Sounds like he's losing it. Never heard a better 335 than the original album. All the improvised 335 solos kind of suck ass, nonetheless his recorded solos are indeed awesome

Recorded Live @ Alpha Centauri Studios, Remulak 12.21.2022 Jason Dotson: guitar, vocals, & organ Dean Sarantos: bass Kofi Baker: drums

Recorded Live @ Alpha Centauri Studios, Remulak 12.21.2022 Jason Dotson: guitar, vocals, & organ Dean Sarantos: bass Kofi Baker: drums

Need tab

Omg ❤

Slideint9it tabiswrong window cant see fret

A la Marc King🙂 Heu Stanley Clarke n'a plus qu'à bien se tenir 😂 J ai jamais vue un homme jouer comme ca alors une femme encore moins puis elle est arrivée dans ma vie 😍 La meilleure bassiste de tout les temps 👏👏👏👏👏👍❤️🙏

Tab

Tabplase please rippin yarn

Nasty d9gs shadewas down

Goddammitt this smokes zztopvis underrated

Copy Karoli ? ? ! Ya just cant do it ! !

CLICK HERE to hear an earlier version I did of this that's a little distorted in the production, and is more along the lines of the 1972 Puerto Rico Mar Y Sol version that the boys did, versus this one, which is more like the 1972 New Orleans Warehouse version...........................czcams.com/video/lRudcJG7bN8/video.htmlsi=Q8wA8ccVHhIA-cI3

CLICK HERE to hear an earlier version I did of this that's a little distorted in the production, and is more along the lines of the 1972 Puerto Rico Mar Y Sol version that the boys did, versus this one, which is more like the 1972 New Orleans Warehouse version...........................czcams.com/video/ssIW_AflTLk/video.htmlsi=M7rfx_L4M3GwBIF4

I dedicate this to Dickey Betts R.I.P. December 12, 1943-April 18, 2024 I had the good fortune of seeing the Allman Brothers Band twice. The first time was at the New Orleans Jazz & Blues Heritage Festival in 1996. Dickey was the only guy in the band that actually came out into the audience after the show. He was by the side of the stage, and he was signing autograqphs and shaking people's hands. For some reason, I decided not to go up to him and meet him, so I just watched from about 40 feet away, or so. Nearly a decade later I jammed with his son, Duane Betts, at a fourth of july party in Malibu, back in 2004. It was a small get together of maybe 15 or 20 people and I didn't know who he was until he told me his name after we jammed about 4 or 5 tunes together, in front of everyone there. I remember that we sat indian style on the carpet and i think we played 'Tangerine' by Led Zeppelin and maybe a Allman Brothers Band jam or two. It was in the Malibu trailer park community called Paradise Cove, which is on the beach. The second time I saw them was in 2000 at the Long Beach Jazz & Blues Festival, in Long Beach California I was backstage for their whole set and then I hung out with Jaimoe Johnson, the drummer, for a little bit, backstage. I remember patting George Thorogood on the back before he went on stage, earlier in the day, as I was right off to the side of the stage, backstage. You don't forget memories like that!

He looked pissed off

he was wrong several times... but i still love him

Great cover. Bravo.