The Allman Brothers Band - You Don't Love Me ( At Fillmore East, 1971 )
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- At Fillmore East is a double live album by The Allman Brothers Band. The band's breakthrough success, At Fillmore East was released in July 1971. It ranks Number 49 among Rolling Stone magazine's 500 Greatest Albums of All Time. Enjoy in the southern mix of rock, blues and jazz.
You Don't Love Me ( Willie Cobbs )
You don't love me, pretty baby,
you don't love me, yes I know.
You don't love me, pretty baby
you don't love me, yes I know.
Well if you leave me, pretty baby
don't you know you're gonna hurt me so.
Well I'm gonna tell my mother,
I'm gonna talk to my father too.
Well I'm gonna tell my sweet mother,
I'll have a word with my father too.
Well I'm gonna tell everybody,
what those young girls will do to you.
Goodbye now, pretty baby,
if I don't see you no more.
Lord, goodbye now, pretty baby,
if I never see you no more.
Well if you think I'll be your fool, Lord,
you better be on your merry way.
Duane Allman -- lead guitar, slide guitar
Gregg Allman -- organ, piano, Vocals
Dickey Betts -- lead guitar, Vocals
Berry Oakley -- bass guitar
Jai Johanny Johanson -- drums, congas, timbales
Butch Trucks -- drums, tympani
This is property of The Allman Brothers Band! - Hudba
I was at this concert December 1971, I was 19 and the best concert I ever attended. Yes this was a Masterpiece and never again will we ever have such a delightful concert with awesome musicians
You made music history..must feel pretty good.
I was 20 when this came out, 52 years later still nothing better.
Absolutely brilliant. The way these two guitar geniuses complement each other is astonishing. The rhythm section just cooks and sizzles. Gregg delivers vocals that are as good as it gets. The band is tight as a drum: just listen to when the percussion stops - on the dot. Amazing song, amazing album, amazing musicians, a gift to us all.
Live at the Fillmore East is The Allman Brothers at their absolute finest.
Thats because they were all drunk in Atlanta and playing and got some bad reviews so when they played again live a fillmore east they were tight asf
Saw
Allman brothers many times like the Grateful Dead. Always a great show 👌👌🕊️👍👍
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I was stupid lost my account password. I love any tricks you can give me
@Makai Zaid Instablaster :)
It is the finest album
Am 70 and this was by far the best.live album I ever listened to
As Bill Graham said at the closing of the Fillmore East, "the best of them all, The Allman Brothers".
Hard to believe these guys were in their early 20’s when this was recorded. They were all consummate musicians and the band was so tight! The rhythm section really shines on this song.
This whole album is a masterpiece.
..an essential in my collection
They knew how to bring it,live in concert
Don't you know it!. Carved my life!...............
Absolutely!
This is one of the best guitar solos that I have ever listened to!!!
What a compliment Duane and Dickey were to each other. It's amazing that this is 50 years old. I feel privileged to have lived in this golden era.
For Sure ... the best duo that I have ever seen and heard.
@@dbrooks9398 I agree
Me too.
Me too. Rock on
Wasn't at the show but a friend was, he never let me forget lol
It was the saddest day when Duane died, I couldn't listen to them for years. But now I listen to them almost every day. The best band ever
My very favorite Allman Brothers song. I’ve been grooving to that song since I was 12 years old. Never gets old, just keeps getting better, like a fine wine. In memory of Elizabeth Reed, Whipping Post, One way out, Not my cross to bear and so many others are incredible (particularly on this album) none is quite as majestic as this. This is simply a near 20 minute ride to space thru nirvana and back to earth with a crescendo. Magnificent as it is majestic.
Yeah mine too
and me :-)
Well said brother!!
Best is August version when he talks about King Curtis. I think one of the greatest moments for ABB is on closing night when B.G. introduced them for the last time. The Best Of Them All
"Majestic"...good way to put it! I was listening to this song my freshman year of college '73 and it remains my favorite Allman brothers song and favorite long jam of all time. Lazy by deep purple is also up there.
First time I heard this I was 5 years old. My Dad had the LP.
I’m now 53 and loving it just as much. Thanks, Dad...
Saw them first time when I was 15 years old ..Memphis outside venue......1971...........They were awesome
you got lucky
@@clubhouseme I grew up listening to them in the early 70s & I still listen to them at 65 yrs old & I never get tired of it. It's in my blood.
65 years old and still lovin it...
The best song on the best live album of all time.
Back when guitar solos were melodic and would bring tears to your eyes. The most influential live album in my music education.
My brother gave me Fillmore East for Christmas when he got home from Vietnam. Best present I ever got.
I heard that man
Facts🎼🔥
@@gregorylesley9885 my brother introduced us to the The Allman Brothers when he got back from Vietnam too.
Trucks and Clapton. It's like memory lane. The 2007 Layla they go off on solos. The 2019 version is like they played together forever. Amazing. I'm about to hear the train...lol, must be 12 minutes in...and the train is back. What a song.
Can you believe this was recorded fifty years ago?!?!
It was epic. You can't repeat the past but if I could go back I would do it in a heartbeat.
This whole album was kick ass amazing..
I agree with the last comment. The pure talent in this group is amazing. Every song on this album shows how great these musicians truly are. The BEST live album without a doubt and arguably one of the best groups ever too.
for those of us who were born in the 50's and grew up on classic rock, we were blessed. life was a lot simpler then
We are so fortunate to have this music....We are very lucky
And thank y’all playing it for us born in the 80s. We are passing it to our kids too. It will live forever.
What I always got after I listen to this music is we are all blessed just to be alive doesn't matter when you were born.
@@ryanhunt8404 definitely doesn’t. Music is ageless.
You got that right!
WHAT CAN I SAY GUYS? IM IN MY SEVENTIESAND STILL LISTEN TO THIS...
maybe the best band ever!!!!
One of the greatest bands ever
The band's today do not play rock and blues like this anymore.
Best slide guitar player ever
Love this one. God I can't get enough of Duane & Dickey's tandem guitar leads. IMHO, they were the best tandem lead guitarists to ever grace a stage. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
They were each excellent on their own, but together, they were incomparable.
50's kid. Be listening to the AB for 59 years and will die listening to the AB
God help anyone who would click thumbs down on this sacred work of art.
Best ever
I will hunt them down and give em a good talking to.
simply amazing.
Took me a while to appreciate the genius. I was solid rock, heading into hard rock, acid rock, metal. Hated anything that smacked of country with a passion. But I recognized that this was interesting, intriguingly different. Still didn't like it, but I knew it was going to pull me back for another listen. It was a learning process for me. Same as with Gentle Giant. That's horrible! That's just a mess! I love Gentle Giant and the Allman Brothers now. I had to learn to recognize genius.
Even the 2 album cover pics are classic. This was taken in an alley in Macon, Georgia . Jim Marshall was the photographer and just couldn't get the right pic. They take 5, Duane sees his dope dealer and runs across the street to score. Marshall is unaware of this, and Duane runs back, takes his place ( his hands hiding the stash), and all the other guys are laughing. Bingo !!! The money shot. If this isn't true, it's a helluva story !!!
When you hear this crap on the radio today, it brings your appreciation to another level.
The 272 dislikes are still listening to Devo or boy bands !!!!!
Fools, just fools!!
More like PeeWee Herman or Tella Tubies. Lol😂😅
My Dad got me into this type of music and i'm very greatful he did. He was born in the 50's. He was heavily into a lot of classic rock and roll and we bonded tightly through music. He liked a lot of great music. Five years since his passing and i'm still happily listening at 21. I love this type of music.
sorry for your loss...your dad would be proud to to see you enjoying this and all classic rock..Enjoy in his memory!
You had a great father nuff said
@@richardlee866 Awww. Thank you! And you're right, he was a pretty great Dad. His taste in music was amazing he like so many great artist, like Credence Clearwater Revival, Led Zeppelin, Aerosmith, Black Sabbath, Jethro Tull, Carlos Santana, The Allman Brothers Band, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Crosby Stills Nash & Young, The Guess Who, Grand Funk Railroad, Johnny Cash, Cream, ZZ Top, YES, Paul McCartney & The Wings (and The Beatles too), Roy Orbison, Eric Clapton, The Doors, Blood Sweat & Tears, Chicago, Thee Midnighters, Royal Crown Revue, Elvis Presley, ect. Stuff like that. He had a very diverse music taste! His favorite genre of music was Rock and Roll and a ton of 1970's music. He also really enjoyed oldies (who doesn't, that music is great) and because he's Mexican, he enjoyed a few main and popular Mexican Musicians: Ramón Ayala, Vicente Fernández and Pérez Prado. I think he had pretty great taste when he was alive. Music always made him very happy and he would sing along a lot to it during car rides lol. I love my Dad a lot. He was a very nice and funny guy. I miss him everytime I listen to music he liked.
@@moghraliamneeson your father was just like me, I saw all those live over the years in Tampa. Keep your head up ! You are your dad, run with it every day…Jack
God bless your Dad, and God bless you, too. Lost my old man several years ago and he also got me into a lot of music through his enthusiasm and a pretty large record collection. A lot of jazz too. It's all good, trying to see him as a young man, loving life and music, and because of our fathers' love, we get a chance to enjoy it too.
Still the best live album in rock. By far.
This double album was so great, 223 people turned their computer upside down and voted thumbs up twice!
Nearly seventy and really stiffening up trapped at home during another London Lockdown. No problem, just put this epic music on and dance around the sitting room pretending I'm 20 again.
69 and right behind ya brother. I find my self going back to the classics more and more.
Hallelujah! Same!
I right there at 65 dancing with you Amanda
Same here in Memphis........65 goin on 20
Then just dance out the door, because the pandemic is bullshit
Lightning in a bottle....takes me back when I first heard it every time ...amazing interplay, rest well Allman Brothers.
I am 66 years old. I've been listening to and going to their concerts since I was 16. Loved them then. Love them now. Always will. One of my all-time favorite bands. And, yes, I'm a Southern girl. This music runs through my veins. Love some Derek Trucks and Warren Haynes, too. Simply the best! Stay well y'all! Peace and love.......Melanie
Agreed....Im 65 also......saw them in Memphis 3 times....best was 1971.....
My first concert 1975
I'm 66 and a Corley too.
Louisiana here.
67 now ! This music takes the pain away from today’s Fup world
You are so right my favorite band too duane was the best guitar player to me & Greg best voice . Love this music. 😀
So almost 50 years later this album is still a favorite and one to pull out and blow my friends away
The best classic rock live album ever made by anyone!
Incredible how they could transform any 3-minute song into a great jam session.
God came down this night and spoke through every player in the ABB gifting the world with the Fillmore East album. There are few examples of this phenomenon but this album speaks to and from the human soul more than any other.
Still have the original vinyl - best live album ever.
This album is in my opinion the greatest live album ever made. Duane Allman easily one of the greatest guitarists of all time...especially when you consider that he was only 23 years old when he passed away. RIP Duane
he was 24
@@casedismissed8581 Thanks for the correction. Loved Duane.
Agree - best live album ever. Duane was great, but he was no better than Dickie Betts.
@@waltermullins901 Duane was far more advanced on the slide brudda
@@collegeparkwhiteboy Agreed-Duane is best slide player I ever heard. Dickie was more melodic, was a better picker and more rounded overall, and they complemented each other perfectly! Both equally great Just my opinion.
Gregg was so underrated as a vocalist! He is the voice of the South in my opinion!
Gregg breathes soul on the greatest live album ever!
Amen, Bro...ain't it so! Soulshine Southern Man.
Yes, Gregg's whiskey soaked vocals, next was RVZ
Thank you ABB for all the good times you gave us.
What a great jam session, just throwing out one idea after another. Hats off to Howard and Gregory Allman, and Forrest Betts. You were some of THE best ever.
The fun starts at about the 7 minute mark and just builds up to one of the great guitar performances ever recorded. Love the solitary guitar working w/ the 2 drums.
Never, ever gets old. Been listening to the brothers for decades.
Thank You God for Duane Allman!!🎸☮️🍄
Duane Allman was a badass! One of the greatest guitarists ever... And to think he played this brilliantly and magically on this live record, and on Derek and The Dominos, between the ages of 21-23 years old, is nothing shy of mind-blowing! I've heard some amazing guitarists in my time, such as Terry Kath, Steve Howe, Alex Lifeson, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimi Hendrix, Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page, Pete Townsend, Eric Clapton, Frank Zappa, etc. etc. etc., but Duane was absolutely up there, at the very top of the list, with the best of them! And he did something with that Les Paul that no one else could ever replicate or duplicate. Magic.
Yo, Deadhead, what about Jerry Garcia?? I know, I know - the Dead were a completely Other bucket of crustaceans.
I’ve also always loved the minimalists: John Cale, Robbie Robertson.
But yes, this may be the world’s greatest live album. Although Europe 72 by the Dead is up there too.
And people listened to teensy weensy talents like Peter Frampton. IMHO.
The potential was immeasurable
400 thousand views, that can't be right, hell , Ive listened to it more than that...
We have what the larger faction knows nothing about. It's called class and substance.
Me too WOLFMAN, its my favourite.
👊😁👍♥️
Perhaps they have some algorithms at play so they only give us repeat listeners only one view. ❓
I wore out 3 8-track tapes of this album in my old '68 Mustang. Still miss that car and the much better sound of the player. Modern CDs just don't have the dynamic range and are poor substitute-just MHO.
The Joy to the World finale riff - Wow!
Anybody can make a great album. The true masters do it live. The best live album ever, thus the greatest album ever.
Definitly, should be higher than #49 on Rolling Stone's Top 500.
"Live at Leeds" by The Who and this live recording are the greatest in music history.
@@Zappappappappa Both very solid albums. I'll listen to the Who next!
@@Zappappappappa What about J geils full house?
That's a bold statement
Not really sure about all the various theories concerning an afterlife ---- but it is somewhat comforting to think of Dickey Betts joining Duane and Greg Allman, Berry Oakley and Butch Trucks getting to play together again. RIP Mr. Dickey Betts. Some of the musical highlights of my life were of seeing the original Allman Brothers Band from 1969-1971. Thank you so very much guys !!
Perhaps the best cut, from perhaps the best live album ever recorded. The soloing moves beyond brilliance, and I still get chills hearing Gregg's organ build into the finale, just before "Joy to the World". Will never tire of listening to this masterpiece. God bless all the Brothers!
The BEST live album ever made!
Anyone who says otherwise will get a fat lip at recess!
Best live Album of all TIME!!🤙🏻
the finest live rock performance ever committed to vinyl.......14:08,...that run is just fricken killer....
"Live At Leeds" - The Who
"Get Yer Ya-Yas Out" - The Rolling Stones
"The Mothers of Invention LIve At the Fillmore East"
And this double album.
That shuffle is deadly and the fills are over the top great. 🤘🤘❤️
@@TheCenteroftheUniverse Nope
@@ricknelms
"Nope" what? I state the four greatest live albums and you belch out "nope?" Oh, I get it, you just popped off without understanding. No wonder the world despises Americans. We don't even bother to make sure we are understood any more.
7 to 15 and in particular ,12:46 to 14:08.
Fuckin A !!! That Coricidan Bottle of Duane's sure as hell got a good workout this night ! Original Allman Brothers Band circa 1969-1971 and Hendrix best bands I ever saw Live.
SkyDog was an angel from Heaven.
Fillmore East live. Someone shouted out: Play all night and they sure did. Ive listened to this album 1000s of times. It doesn't get any better than this.
And we know someone shouted "Whipping Post" 😎
I was there what else can I say ,,,oh I'm a brother 4eva
Just amazing! I have always loved this album and especially this song. Based on the old question "If you were stranded on an island and only had one album to choose to listen to, which would it be?" I've always told people I would choose live at the Fillmore East. Never, ever get tired of listening to it. Just love it!
I remember Duane with one leg up on the monitor speaker head down rocking front to back just killing it...
You were lucky to be there but we feel lucky reading your fantastic comment.. Thanks for sharing!!
We all know Duane is one of the greatest, but dickey is just killing it in this song. Both are amazing artist and it's amazing how they both played so well together!!no ego just pure music
+JAMES HIGGINS : As a guitarist myself, I must agree. Dickey had the swang thang, southern rock, and rock genres' all mixed together. Altogether, one of the best and most highly underrated guitarists of all time.
And since I'm on the subject (which I'm not, really), I would like to encourage guitar slingers out there everywhere to be yourself. Don't try to be SRV. He's already been the best that he ever could have been. And trying to copy him, or others, will get you nowhere fast. Find your own style. That's what all of these former and current musicians have done. Sure, you can take a little part here, and a bit from there, but make it your own. And that's all I have to say.
+Dogheadj absolutely spot on analysis
exactly, they supported and amplified each other and traded licks like no other great guitarists I have ever heard
Dickey kicky some ass
when I first heard "Stormy Monday" on the Fillmore Album I thought the 2nd solo had to be Duanes it rounds almost like a baby crying!!! but actually the second guitar solo is Docket Betts!!!
anyone that would interrupt this midstream with an add...well y'all get it!
Guy yelling out "play all night" near the end is classic.
all time classic ! lol
My friend Mike Levine yelled it out as well as whipping post.I was seated right next to him.
algrap1954 The live Allman Bros. band is my favorite music., it helps take my blues away. Play forever. eternally your fan
Can you hear the guy yell, "Fuck you" right after that the guitar riff after "Play all night". it is spoken in a lower voice so you have to listen carefully but it is there.
16:15 " PLAY ALL NIGHT" Duane !
When music in the 70s was legit
I saw this concert, way back when. I was 13, and to this day, I believe this is still one of the best albums of all time. So happy I was there. These guys were so gorgeous and talented.
Been passionately listening to R&R for many a second, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, years and decades and I'd have to say that from beginning to end this is the single greatest LIVE LP in the history of the genre...
Simply a magical, majestic, musicianship masterpiece and sheer brilliance - emotionally unbeatable...
It just doesn't get any better than this - my personal sole favourite deserted island LIVE LP right here...
Some of the best shit ever recorded 🙌
Tough to top the Allman Brothers when Duane was still with them. Absolutely one of the best live albums of all time.
Lucked out and got to see several times
There's no one other like him
Agreed….check out the show with Warren Haynes and Derek Trucks playing with them though. It’s very good!
THE best!
@@williamsporing1500
Great show, and happy they did Duane proud.
Out of all the fantastic music on this album, I have to say this my favorite. Play all night!
This the gem on a diamond of a music listening experience still the best in my collection...
My Favorite Album of ALL TIME !!!!! No one makes Southern Rock Like The Brothers !!!!!.... :-).....
Best jam of ALL TIME!!!
BEST LIVE EVER
I jammed with 30somethings several yrs ago. They said "Hey wait a minute--are you The Allman Bros.?" From WPB FLA! The People's music!!! Jim N
One of the finest Blues Rock records ever recorded! It's timeless! Just over 50 years young!
I think one of the main things that set Duane apart from all other guitar players, and this applies to slide guitar and regular guitar, was his crystal clear and perfect intonation. Not to mention his fabulous tone, with out the gimmicks, pedals, etc. that other players used.
Then there is his dynamics, and touch.... unparalleled in my opinion. I play a little, and every time I listen to this, since it came out eons ago, I am blown away. Truly, a once in a lifetime genius!
I totally agree
Skydog, Greeny, Hendrix, Clapton, Winter, George, Beck, on and on and on
Been listening to this album since it came out in '71. Never gets old.
I would add Duane's phrasing too.
Just cover cooked my steaks listening to this for the umpteen time
Listening to this 1st Jan 2019 I won't hear anything better than this the whole year!
It's amazing that all of the best music was made 40 & 50 yrs ago. And it still stands the test of time. My favorite song ever is Boz Scaggs and Duane Allman on 'Loan Me a Dime'. Duane's guitar playing in that song alone inspired me to buy my own electric guitar and learn to play.
I also share middle names with Howard Duane Allman. Yea, my daddy is the biggest ABB fan on this planet. Slightly bigger than me lol. I grew up in the 80s listening to vinyls of the Brothers, Jethro Tull, Jeff Beck, etc...but mostly ABB. So they were a huge influence on me. TBH, growing up, I hated my middle name. I didn't understand how important Duane is to Southern Rock & rock music in general. I knew he was a great guitarist but I didn't get it.
Well I finally get it now, at 38 years old, and I couldn't be prouder to share middle names with the greatest guitar player to ever live. ❤️ YOU, SKYDOG!
Oh yea, I just bought my first glass slide yesterday, a Dunlop Derek Trucks Signature medicine bottle. Yes, I'm learning that, too. 😁🤘🎸❤️
The greatest recording by the greatest of all time.
Between Greg & Dwayne Allman, & Jonny & Edgar Winter, there's no better Music to Rock~Your~Soul than that!!! Period!.
Surrounded by great musicians,he chose.Duane Allman proved time and time again,why 5 decades after his passing.He has no peers.peace
One of the best albums ever made.
Damn you, The Allman Brothers Band, for setting such high standards that no other blues band can even come close to this kind of cooking
The Allman Brothers Band are STILL trying!
They weren't a blues band.
Bob are you serious. The Allman Brothers are the essence of a blues band. Blues is a feeling and the Allman Brothers got it.
And they had funk and soul too!
Bob huh? Are you serious? Try telling that to Dickey Betts, or Jaimoe and be prepared for a rumble!
The best song on the best blues/rock album ever made. Sensational!
2 Gibsons just tearing up. Bless you Duane and Dickey...
Really nice rice true minstrals
The best live album ever
Bar fn none!😎
Easily one of the most moving musical pieces I've ever heard. Duane does to the Guitar what no one else can. You know that when he's whippin' it, you're hearing his story.
This intro has stayed stuck in my head since 71. I hear it a dozen times a day every day!
RIP Dickey ❤😢
I liked them in high school, but now in my 60's I have a whole new respect for their amazing body of work. Doesn't this song just blow you away?
ummm....yea it. does!...
Oh yea and then some
This is what you get when you don't just think of yourself PERFECT as always!!!!! Jam on
There has never been a band like this ever nor will it appear again. Everything lined up perfectly for this band to give us the most amazing music ever laid down. Classical aside no rock band from rock to country had the "gift" this band had. Duane was the most amazing guitar player, Dickey was no slouch either. Duane had the fire, the inner flame while Dickey had the control and the musical knowledge. No duo ever will reach the level of interplay they had. Berry, the best. He had a solid approach that pushed this band to the highs it acheived in any given jam. Gregg Butch Jaimoe, amazing rhythm section.
This is only band that after 30 years of listening can produce the emotions I felt when I first heard them. Jaw dropping goosebumps. Blast it as loud as your speakers can and soak up that sweet, sweet Gibson sound..
ABSOLUTELY !!
@@dbrooks9398 words really can’t capture the feelings this band generates to those who whiteness them up close.
when you listen to this you are making a commitment, to donate 1/3 of an hour of your life to this song, Ive donated many , many hrs over the yrs, listening to it, .....
this whole album just hearing Dickey Betts and Duane Allman go back in forth is incredible !
The two of them are amazing and legendary guitarists!!!
This whole album is biblical..
william joyce Right on brother!
william joyce I’m sorry to be a wet blanket. Without Duane; Dickey is nothing.
@@dph22013 Oh shut the fuck up. There's a turd like you in every crowd.
GOD,I LOVE THIS...in 1971 and in 2020....saw them in Memphis,1971 !!!!
Duane Allman once commented, "We have 2 little guitars (Duane & Dickey) and 1 big guitar (Berry). Now all we need is a bass player." LOL.
Berry was the needle,the others were the thread
So true!
It's so nice I have to listen to it twice
1:53 Duane’s solo on this track is still one of the greatest solos of all time. I mean just listen to those bends at 2:24
1:58 I hear you!! just came out of eye surgery 2 weeks ago and decided to revisit this and learn this gd solo after 50 years. Have been listening on half speed for 2 weeks. I have managed to absorb 20 secs of this and will never master it in a lifetime. The bends and vibrato singing quality he gets here are pure genius. We are truly blessed to have this. Cheers.
PERFECTION!
What an amazing time. When the best rock and roll came from about a five or six year spread- This double set, Blind Faith, Derick & The Dominos, The Band, Youngbloods,Ten Years After, Canned Heat,Clapton, Dr. John, Neil Young, on and on ....... all in a few brief years. What a great time to experience (Hendrix) and be old enough to know what you were hearing was truly history in the making. !!!!!! The Filmore east and west gave Graham something he could not buy or sell.
I never had the chance to go to the Filmore that's some thing I'll always regret but feel lucky to lived through an amazing period of some of the best music ever put out. I was lucky enough to get to go to the Main Point outside Philly for the beginning of the Springsteen Phenomenon. What a Blast it was in those days!
Yes it was -hard to describe -and maybe that isn't even possible- damn near spiritual ... amazing !!!!
***** Yes it was .... was is the operative word .. what a shame that so much has diminished (or at least so much has gone south) God help us.....!!!! Can anyone answer just what the hell is going on - where is love for one another .. where is truth?
Thanks for mentioning Canned Heat
I grew up on Allman's and i'am proud of it!
hell yeah
My first concert at 14 years old in 1973 at Philly Spectrum. Started with the best live group ever. Like smoking a Cuban as your first cigar, it aint gonna get better!
You and me both brother.
We, the lucky ones....
He'll yes! My heros!
Iv'e seen Jimi,The Doors,Janis,Grateful Dead,The Who,And of course Stevie Ray six times.Nobody rocked and jammed as the Brothers did when Duane was alive
Best jam band ever if not the first?
Agreed....I saw the Brothers a dozen times with Duane and Barry and the whole band.....Never have I felt nor heard anything like it since. Shared a stage with them in 1971(May 1st) in North Carolina when I was playing with Chuck Berry.
@@scottmoyer1357 I can't even imagine. You Boomers had the best music. By far
@@scottmoyer1357 You mean BERRY, as in Oakley, bassist supreme n glue Duane n band needed to b THE best...
I cant agree with you anymore than I do. Duane was a GOD that didn't finish . Even though he left here just starting out, they are all listening to that magnificent slide in the sky. Play it SKY DOG!!!