Allman Brothers- “In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed / Ramblin’ Man” 1991 [Reelin' In The Years Archive]
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Rest In Peace Dickie!
The more Dicky Betts performed this extraordinary tune the more refined he became.
2 guitarist double drummers just brutal to describe the Allmans music ,great instrumental
This lineup was kicking major rock ass back in those early 90's!
Yeah, they were. Warren Hayes and Allen Woody were the guys who did Duane Allman and Berry Oakley justice. I was fortunate to see this lineup of the band in concert, and it was terrific! RIP Gregg, Dickey, Butch and Allen...
Speechless…Betts was such a beast.
Good and honest music I miss today.
RIP to all that don't have what was but have faith that you still have it.
Listen here and hear it is still here.
:)
It does exsist :)
Expectacular.Una banda,Unica.Amo su musica❤
That f ing drum solo. Such badasses. Rip bro Butch
Absolutely blazing In Memory… WOW
One of the best!
If not the best southern rock groups….. and with Duane and Berry I., definetly the best!
It’s so amazing how this gorgeous tune written by Dicky Betts became more refined with the passing of time!!!
Man, I miss them so much. My preoccupation for more than 50 years. Nevermore.
Never a big fan of Ramblin Man on the radio but this live version changes everything!
I wish I could have talked at length with Dickey. He was a great Guitarist.
It's easier to do the volume swells if you put your pickup selector in the middle. Set your bridge volume where you want it, then set the neck volume at zero and curl your pinky around the knob. Pluck the note and turn the knob up quickly. It is probably the way Dickey did it back in the old days, and it's a lot easier than trying to reach the volume knob for the bridge pickup.
Dickie, Duane, and Warren all use mainly their neck p.u.. on the bright side of a Plexi and the signature sound was from the JBL D120’s, grit from the metal dust cap but not much distortion from the amp, great sustain. Warren uses all three settings more the Dickie ever did and of course different amps. Derrick gets a pretty good drive cranking his Super Reverbs and he use to use Pyle speakers for a different tone and better break up (don’t know if he still uses Pyle though). 🤠🤠🤠🤠 this is the best Southern Rock band of all time….
RIPDB❤🎶🎸
at Dyrskuepladsen, Roskilde, Denmark on June 27, 1991 ,one of the best
Dickie lays down the funk, DAM!
Awesome thanks ☮️
Just one left‼
Yep fucking sucks
Warren Haynes in 92 should’ve been one of the bosses on guitar hero 3. Or Dickey betts. But more people and guitar players need to discover and listen to more Warren Haynes. 🎸
Haynes is one of my favorite guitarists - his solo on this performance of Elizabeth Reed is amazing….
Dicky's rig is freaking loud
Dickey, not Dickie or Dicky. Respect. RIP.
GOD BLESS DICKEY BETTS ! FOREVER !
is Elizabeth Reed just a name on a tombstone or a mistress code name?we may never know but whatever the inspiration came from ,my ears thank you
The story goes that Dickey scored with a woman near the grave of Elizabeth Reed at the famous cemetery in Macon. The song is a tribute to the woman, not Elizabeth Reed, per se. If memory serves, the woman was Indian or something... which inspired the feel to the song.
So the story goes....
In an interview once, someone asked Duane about it and he kind of joked about it and it hurt Dickey’s feelings
I've been there. Just tombstone saying what kids she had and as dickey said 'The trains would come by and Rattle you lol"
Liz Reed is just a name on a tombstone. It can be easily found in Rose Hill Cemetery in Macon, GA. It is down by the railroad tracks that run adjacent to the river. Beautiful spot not too far from where the Brothers are buried. If you look at their memorials, Reed is up the road to your right.
So to answer your question, it is just a name on a tombstone near the railroad tracks. It’s pretty remote and where the band could hang out without creating a disturbance in a small, conservative town.
Dickey had Camilla, Boz Scaggs girlfriend, at the cemetery while Boz was out of town on tour. Dickey was really into this woman and wrote the song for her but was afraid to use her name so he used the name on the tombstone they were hanging out on at Rose Hill cemetery in Macon.
Can someone explain to me why someone is waving an ESSO flag at this concert? Perhaps I should know the answer as an Almans fan but I dont.
He or she is obviously an idiot.
Wonder where this was recorded?
The music is always good. They did seem to have a slight miscue, but it happens to everybody, sometimes. Anyway, to me this was some of the best vocals of Ramblin Man I have heard them sing. Haynes is not just a phenomenal guitar player, he sings some fine, high harmony, also.
Rang
Está claro que Haynes toca veinte veces mas que Betts.
The Volume Swells that is hard to Do Manually...