RIP Dickey what a fun time off Hwy 41 Osprey FL , we got to watch a living legend play in a Lil ole biker bar around the corner from his house. 1 ft in front of us ! ❤ I'll never forget it , ever ! He was so cool . I always wondered if he was just bored sitting at home & said I wanna go play . So very thankful Jam up there for us
I’ve always, since day 1 of hearing ABB, loved the attitude and feeling I’ve gotten with their music. It’s a day and hey! Tomorrow will be another one. With solemn respect RIP Dickey Betts.
UNCLE~MR.DAVID LETTERMAN IS LIVING ROYALTY..IN MY OPINION.. THAT MAN BROUGHT SO MUCH JOY AND LAUGHTER IN MY LIFE.. SEEING SOME OF MY FAVORITE GUITARIST'S ON HIS SHOW IS PHENOMENAL..
The live version of Melissa blows my mind! Watching Dickie Betts playing the hell out of his guitar. There were 3 of them all on acoustic. Melissa has always been my favorite Allman Brothers song.
Shit YEAH EXACTLY EXCUSE MY FRENCH THIS WAS OUR MAMA LUCY'S FAVORITE SONG IN 94 SHE IS THE LADY I WROTE MAMA LOVES SKYNYRD FOR OUR MOTHER LUCY WHO GOT ME THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND RECORDS BEGGINGS AND BEST OF CLAPTON I WAS LIKE 13 THAT WAS THEE BEST CHRISTMAS I'VE HAD MY BIG N. ONLY BROTHER GOT ME THAT CLAPTON RECORD IT'S WHAT SEALED THE DEAL IT HAD ALL OF DERRICK N THE DOMINOES ON IT THAT YEAR I GOT GOOD ON GUITAR SO I WANTED TO GET INTO LITTLE RICKY AND THE MONO TONES BAND I GOT A BASS THAY NEEDED A BASS PLAYER I NEVER PLAYED BASS JUST BIG BROTHERS ALONG WITH 60S TUNES PLAYING IN OUR HOUSE WE WERE. A MUSICAL FAMILY EXCEPT DEAR OLD DAD IT WAS OLD BLUE EYES OR NEILSON RIDDLE ORCHESTRA STUFF SO I GOT THE JOB AINT STOPPED SINCE THE COVE VIRUS SHURE DID SOME STUFF IAM NOT ALLOWED TO TALK ABOUT IT UNCLE MAY SEND ME AWAY HE'S PRETTY DANGEROUS GET MY DRIFT ?🦇🥀🥀🦇🥀
@@briggs13a it's all a matter of taste. Warren is actually better technically than Dickie. But Dickie may have better tone and feel. You'll never be right with this. You can't prove your point.
@MARKIEBANUNCE The Allman Brothers Band was an American rock band formed in Jacksonville, Florida, in 1969[3] by brothers Duane Allman (founder, slide guitar and lead guitar) and Gregg Allman (vocals, keyboards, songwriting), as well as Dickey Betts (lead guitar, vocals, songwriting), Berry Oakley (bass), Butch Trucks (drums), and Jai Johanny "Jaimoe" Johanson (drums). Subsequently, based in Macon, Georgia, they incorporated elements of blues, jazz and country music and their live shows featured jam band-style improvisation and instrumentals. So many bands started in Jacksonville too.
Dickey was a very angry drunk who was violent towards Gregg, Warren & especially the gentle giant, Alan Woody! Because of Betts slapping Woody, Warren & Allan left ABB!
Please read Gregory's autobiography, "Cross to Bear." He said that he had never considered having to run the band; he thought of himself as the Hammond-playing vocalist. He said that Dickey thought that he had to "run" the band, and that if he had thought he could start over, the first thing he would do was fire Dickey Betts. Yeah, I know it sounds bad; but READ GREGG'S BOOK ! !
@@DavidSmith-ss1cg My Cross To Bear is sitting on my nightstand right now & I’ve read it 4 times. I did not read where GA mentioned that he should’ve fired Dickey after Duane died. Please say the chapter & page number where that statement is in GA’s book? Thanks!
I was fourteen when he died...crushed. We lost a ton of great musicians in a few short years. One who rarely gets mentioned along with Duane, Jimi, Morrison and Janice is Jim Croce.
@@julietate7806 God tells us in the Holy Word who goes to Heaven and who does not. From what I have read, Gregg was a much nicer guy than Duane, so maybe one of them made it.
Gregg is one of my favorite singers and is THEE ABB voice, but love Dickey singing this song. Can't imagine anyone but Dickey singing Ramblin Man either.
What a band and legacy. Dickie may have flamed out on booze at the end but it doesn’t diminish his legacy.this performance,tour and album were all fantastic
Man I saw them in 92 and was an immediate convert. It was a religious experience for me. I had been playing metal on guitar and drums since 81 and I dove head first into the Allmans after that. I was already a devoted Skynyrd head but this was something improvisational and fun. Exactly what I was looking for at the time and it still is.... Shaffer doing a good Leavell :)
I started listening to them in 1969 with the self-titled album. Had already known about Duane as a session guitarist. So much great music during that period.
@@gsoltis29 I was crushed when he died...same with Jim Croce, Hendrix, Jim Morrison, half Lynyrd Skynyrd, seemed to drop like flies for a while. Seemed like not long after those (though it was) Lennon was gone then SRV.
Rick McCargar yeah I don't think we realized how good the music scene was back then Some of the shit today makes me want to cry 😂 People paying good money to listen to a guy play his iPhone through a PA system 😂
Paul Parks Wow! That’s really sad. A bunch of guys with God given talent who wasted their lives being Heroin addicts, drunks with multiple broken marriages, fighting separation in the band they couldn’t even get along with each other. these guys are your religion these guys are who you admire??
Linda Cull You’re probably someone who reads the tabloids as if they are real news. You wish to focus on some of the problems these men had in life and not what they gave us. Your soul is ugly and pathetic. And from your high horse you wish to cast judgement upon Paul Parks and the members of the band with that statement? Does that make you feel good? I feel I have to put some things into perspective with your absent-minded statement. The ABB suffered tragedy like no other band in rock, save maybe Lynyrd Skynyrd. But in spite of the multiple deaths, they endured and continued to produce some of the greatest music of all time. Think about that. They had their personal issues yes, but who are you to judge?
@@lindacull3447 says the one that believes in a fictional book (bible) and the people who look down their noses at everyone else that isn't a Bible thumper, one of the most unethical, hypocritical group that have the nerve to point fingers and judge. Fucking priceless!!!
cannot get any better than this , just leaving Bubba Cox ja, we just played this one...... 46 years on Rogersville rd, every friday night and maybe 'Picking Palace on N E Cape fear you guys know,
Remarkable band, that almost didn't survive the late seventies with the disco an punk rock. They reinvented themselves into somthing greater, to become one of the best bands ever.
I saw the Dicky Betts band play an outdoor venue after Greg Allman threw him out of the brothers… he was awesome.. had everyone up and dancing.. one of the best concerts I’ve had the pleasure of seeing
This is about when I started listening to the ABB. Saw them first in 1998 I think. Went on to see them at least 9 more times. One of my biggest influences on guitar by far. I think I like a lot more of the jams they did with Derek, but I miss this particular line up a lot. A lot of energy.
The summer of 1996 saw them in Paso Robles at the California Mid-State Fair. Half way through the concert they took a little break and then they came back out minus Dickie and Gregg announced he wasn’t feeling well and had to go to the hospital.....Considering his history it would be easy to guess what happened....anywho Warren Haynes finished the show and worked his ass off and did a great job!!! Surprised he made it to 80....
DICKEY BETTS IS A VERY SPECIAL GUY! NOT ONLY CAN HE WRITE MUSIC,, HE CAN PLAY THE #%IT OUT OF A LES PAUL,, AND HE "SINGS" LIKE A SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN! AND, HE COULD HAVE HAD "HOLLYWOOD" IN HIS HANDS TOO,,, BECAUSE HE COULD HAVE PLAYED SOME BELIEVABLE WESTERNS, AS A COWBOY, OR COUNTRY GENT!!!
@@randybolt1021 He is part Native American, while his ex wife Sandy Bluesky and their daughter are fully. The daughter is Jessica, whom he wrote the instrumental about.
Late summer opf 1994. How long after that did the Band part ways with Dickie? I still can't believe that happened. Dickie and Warren together was almost as magical as Dickie and Duane.
That may be so in your opinion however this band is NOT the Allman Brothers. After October 29, 1971 everything was nothing more than a series of tribute band.
Damn, dude, that was a bit harsh; ABB certainly survived after Duane, I agree the 2 double live albums put ABB on the musical map for all time; but look up the live bits from the Tonight Show, they were transcendant
Jessica, No One To Run With, Wasted Words, Melissa, Les Bres in A Minor, Can't Lose What You Never Had, End of the Line, Kind of Bird, Ain't Waistin Time No More, High Cost of Low Living, Come & Go Blues, Desdemona, Back Where It All Begins, True Gravity, Ramblin Man, High Falls, Win Lose or Draw, Soulshine, Seven Turns, Southbound, Nobody Knows...all recorded after October 1971....a hell of a series of tribute band.
I saw them in San Diego on that tour in 1994. Had modest expectations, thinking they were washed up junkies. Not so, they seemed sober and played fantastic.
I dont think they had the mix right in the monitors - sounds like they were struggling a bit to get the right volume of their voices during the verses. However, I WILL say the way they (Allman Bros) edited this song for the short amount of time for the performance (it's a longer song than 4:52 ) is not an easy task to do, on the "fly" . - you can kinda see at the end of Dickie's solo it threw Woody off an Jaimo and Butch a beat or two - but I'm sure most people didnt notice.
I love the Allman Brothers (I'm a first-generation fan), but Betts is reaping what he sowed, and he admits that his long-term behavior is what drove him out of the band.
I'd say Greg was fortunate that it was his band. W hen you think of long term behavior issues he is the king. Betts was an all time great and we all reap what he sowed. .
I get it. Betts was a phenomenal guitar player and songwriter. There's no debating that. It was *his* admission that his behavior drove him out of the band. Greg and Duane hand their own issues with drugs and alcohol, so there's that, but it was their band at the end of the day.
R.I.P. Mr. Betts. Thanks for the wonderful music:)
A true legendary American band. RIP, Mr. Betts and Mr.'s Allman.
Dickey Betts looks and sounds majestic here. I saw them on this tour. It blew my mind!
Same here,my 1st show of seeing them
..horde festival Columbus,oh.
This is one of my favorite songs by the off the second set album
Lots of great shows over the decades. RIP Dickey, Duane, Greg, Butch. Truly. Thank you ❤😂
Version is shortened but I love this clip. 50 year old Dickey Betts. RIP sir.
They gave us so much beautiful music and memories ❤
Nobody better than these guys for soo many reasons.
I still say they were the BEST AMERICAN rock-n-blues band ever
Absolutely awesome!
Brings me back to my college days in the 70's!
Love the Brothers!!♥️
Will always recognize that sweet beautiful Betts tone. RIP
Butch,Greg and now, Dicky my how rich in music we all had been thanks to them....
Gregg!
@@sblair6362 Ggreg! ....
ABB........one of the most influential, and best bands, to ever grace the stage.
RIP Dickey what a fun time off Hwy 41 Osprey FL , we got to watch a living legend play in a Lil ole biker bar around the corner from his house. 1 ft in front of us ! ❤ I'll never forget it , ever ! He was so cool . I always wondered if he was just bored sitting at home & said I wanna go play . So very thankful
Jam up there for us
Sounds like The Hoosier bar ? You were very lucky to see him there.
Freshman year in college 77' upstate NY, NOTHING better than the Allman Brothers!!
Great memories!!!
I’ve always, since day 1 of hearing ABB, loved the attitude and feeling I’ve gotten with their music. It’s a day and hey! Tomorrow will be another one. With solemn respect RIP Dickey Betts.
‘We’ll all be singing and we’ll all befriends’. I always feel great after hearing this song!
UNCLE~MR.DAVID LETTERMAN IS LIVING ROYALTY..IN MY OPINION..
THAT MAN BROUGHT SO MUCH JOY AND LAUGHTER IN MY LIFE.. SEEING SOME OF MY FAVORITE GUITARIST'S ON HIS SHOW IS PHENOMENAL..
The live version of Melissa blows my mind! Watching Dickie Betts playing the hell out of his guitar. There were 3 of them all on acoustic. Melissa has always been my favorite Allman Brothers song.
there was never a better and more versatile American band than the ABB
Shit YEAH EXACTLY EXCUSE MY FRENCH THIS WAS OUR MAMA LUCY'S FAVORITE SONG IN 94 SHE IS THE LADY I WROTE MAMA LOVES SKYNYRD FOR OUR MOTHER LUCY WHO GOT ME THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND RECORDS BEGGINGS AND BEST OF CLAPTON I WAS LIKE 13 THAT WAS THEE BEST CHRISTMAS I'VE HAD MY BIG N. ONLY BROTHER GOT ME THAT CLAPTON RECORD IT'S WHAT SEALED THE DEAL IT HAD ALL OF DERRICK N THE DOMINOES ON IT THAT YEAR I GOT GOOD ON GUITAR SO I WANTED TO GET INTO LITTLE RICKY AND THE MONO TONES BAND I GOT A BASS THAY NEEDED A BASS PLAYER I NEVER PLAYED BASS JUST BIG BROTHERS ALONG WITH 60S TUNES PLAYING IN OUR HOUSE WE WERE. A MUSICAL FAMILY EXCEPT DEAR OLD DAD IT WAS OLD BLUE EYES OR NEILSON RIDDLE ORCHESTRA STUFF SO I GOT THE JOB AINT STOPPED SINCE THE COVE VIRUS SHURE DID SOME STUFF IAM NOT ALLOWED TO TALK ABOUT IT UNCLE MAY SEND ME AWAY HE'S PRETTY DANGEROUS GET MY DRIFT ?🦇🥀🥀🦇🥀
rip dickey .Dickey is a top 10 greatest talent of blues rock music.
Warren is a far better guitarist than Dickey ever was.
Warren is great he is no Dickey
Why don't u all just stop. Music is not a competition as Dickie said. Say who is your favorite, not who is best. You can't prove who is better.
@@jellycream1964Ok mom,if you have seen dickey in his prime playing at a bar in park city utah you could say for sure unles your deaf or stupid
@@briggs13a it's all a matter of taste. Warren is actually better technically than Dickie. But Dickie may have better tone and feel. You'll never be right with this. You can't prove your point.
The brother's 94 tour was outstanding. Hats off to 07-01-1994 Raleigh, NC, the Definitive show of the tour. RIP Dickey.
Fantastic tour
SARATOGA PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 1994 & 2012
So we're thier shows in Atlanta and Macon in 1974. I saw them both.
@billwalker7556 very jealous
They ALWAYS played better IN MACON....like they had something to prove
@MARKIEBANUNCE The Allman Brothers Band was an American rock band formed in Jacksonville, Florida, in 1969[3] by brothers Duane Allman (founder, slide guitar and lead guitar) and Gregg Allman (vocals, keyboards, songwriting), as well as Dickey Betts (lead guitar, vocals, songwriting), Berry Oakley (bass), Butch Trucks (drums), and Jai Johanny "Jaimoe" Johanson (drums). Subsequently, based in Macon, Georgia, they incorporated elements of blues, jazz and country music and their live shows featured jam band-style improvisation and instrumentals. So many bands started in Jacksonville too.
Warren is the hardest working man in music
Alan Woody was my best friend when I lived in Nashville. RIP, Alan.
Warren Haynes got great fucking tone!
Great shortened version of this great song.
Everyone hating on Mr. Betts…??? As if you “know” him. Undeniable talent. Just shut up and enjoy it.
R.I.P. Dickey!
✌💀👍🎸🎼🎵🎶🇺🇸🔥
You cannot reasonably talk someone out of something that they have not reasonably talked themselves into
Dickey was a very angry drunk who was violent towards Gregg, Warren & especially the gentle giant, Alan Woody! Because of Betts slapping Woody, Warren & Allan left ABB!
Please read Gregory's autobiography, "Cross to Bear." He said that he had never considered having to run the band; he thought of himself as the Hammond-playing vocalist. He said that Dickey thought that he had to "run" the band, and that if he had thought he could start over, the first thing he would do was fire Dickey Betts.
Yeah, I know it sounds bad; but READ GREGG'S BOOK ! !
@@DavidSmith-ss1cg
My Cross To Bear is sitting on my nightstand right now & I’ve read it 4 times. I did not read where GA mentioned that he should’ve fired Dickey after Duane died. Please say the chapter & page number where that statement is in GA’s book? Thanks!
I have total love and respect and prayers for the Allman Brothers Band!
Awesome performance there!
What a band,super talented people. This is just glorious music,absolutely beautiful. Thanks for the video.
Was 7 when Duane died. Woke up some time later to Ramblin Man. Will always love these guys.
I was too. Little tow headed pony riding farm girl from south Georgia. ABB has always been here. Its part of our DNA like red clay and Blue Skies.
I was fourteen when he died...crushed. We lost a ton of great musicians in a few short years. One who rarely gets mentioned along with Duane, Jimi, Morrison and Janice is Jim Croce.
I was 7 also.....
Went and visted Greg and Duane's graves in Macon. I'm 68. First time I cried in years. I hope there is a Heaven.....
There is a Heaven, but rock stars don't go there for the most part.
@@richardgray8593 How do you know that? Are you God?
@@julietate7806 God tells us in the Holy Word who goes to Heaven and who does not. From what I have read, Gregg was a much nicer guy than Duane, so maybe one of them made it.
Blessed are we to have had this national treasure of a band. RIP to the brothers that left us way too soon. Warren now holding down the fort.
You forgot about Brother Jaimoe!
Nice to see them playing. So many years of great music 🎶
Outstanding.
Jam on. 🕉 🌟
Dickey and Greg ...dont get any better !!!÷
Gregg is one of my favorite singers and is THEE ABB voice, but love Dickey singing this song. Can't imagine anyone but Dickey singing Ramblin Man either.
One of my favorite later song by the Brothers. Would usually stretch out to 15 mins in the live setting.
What a band and legacy. Dickie may have flamed out on booze at the end but it doesn’t diminish his legacy.this performance,tour and album were all fantastic
Badass song by a badass band
OUTSTANDING!
I was blessed to see The Allman Brothers 7 or 8 times. I saw Gregg Allman and friends 4 times. I miss those days.
I can dig it.
'94 or so, commuting across the GGB.
On the way one morning, KFOG plays "No One Left To Run With".
I had to pull off 19th.
Gregg Allman was the most humble man !!
Dave sure did showcase some righteous music. Wish he had invited Steve Forbert to perform. Dave had no idea what he was missing
90-95 great ABB years
After David Gilmore, Betts is my favorite guitarist in popular music.
Man I saw them in 92 and was an immediate convert. It was a religious experience for me. I had been playing metal on guitar and drums since 81 and I dove head first into the Allmans after that. I was already a devoted Skynyrd head but this was something improvisational and fun. Exactly what I was looking for at the time and it still is....
Shaffer doing a good Leavell :)
I started listening to them in 1969 with the self-titled album. Had already known about Duane as a session guitarist. So much great music during that period.
Rick McCargar I was born a month after Duane died. Cruel irony 😥
@@gsoltis29 I was crushed when he died...same with Jim Croce, Hendrix, Jim Morrison, half Lynyrd Skynyrd, seemed to drop like flies for a while. Seemed like not long after those (though it was) Lennon was gone then SRV.
Rick McCargar yeah I don't think we realized how good the music scene was back then
Some of the shit today makes me want to cry 😂
People paying good money to listen to a guy play his iPhone through a PA system 😂
@@gsoltis29 People born now get it all and they have it on demand. It's a good time to be alive!
The ABB is my Church their music is my Religion ~ and the road goes on forever ~
Paul Parks Wow! That’s really sad. A bunch of guys with God given talent who wasted their lives being Heroin addicts, drunks with multiple broken marriages, fighting separation in the band they couldn’t even get along with each other. these guys are your religion these guys are who you admire??
Linda Cull You’re probably someone who reads the tabloids as if they are real news. You wish to focus on some of the problems these men had in life and not what they gave us. Your soul is ugly and pathetic.
And from your high horse you wish to cast judgement upon Paul Parks and the members of the band with that statement? Does that make you feel good?
I feel I have to put some things into perspective with your absent-minded statement. The ABB suffered tragedy like no other band in rock, save maybe Lynyrd Skynyrd. But in spite of the multiple deaths, they endured and continued to produce some of the greatest music of all time. Think about that. They had their personal issues yes, but who are you to judge?
@@lindacull3447 says the one that believes in a fictional book (bible) and the people who look down their noses at everyone else that isn't a Bible thumper, one of the most unethical, hypocritical group that have the nerve to point fingers and judge. Fucking priceless!!!
cannot get any better than this , just leaving Bubba Cox ja, we just played this one...... 46 years on Rogersville rd, every friday night and maybe 'Picking Palace on N E Cape fear you guys know,
Remarkable band, that almost didn't survive the late seventies with the disco an punk rock. They reinvented themselves into somthing greater, to become one of the best bands ever.
When Gregg and Butch passed a little part of me died inside also...All my band mates felt the same.
love you so much
I saw the Dicky Betts band play an outdoor venue after Greg Allman threw him out of the brothers… he was awesome.. had everyone up and dancing.. one of the best concerts I’ve had the pleasure of seeing
Always a fan. I was told back in the day they might play in excess of three hours in concert? My thrill is seeing Dickie playing a PRS
I saw them once do a 4 hour show
This is about when I started listening to the ABB. Saw them first in 1998 I think. Went on to see them at least 9 more times. One of my biggest influences on guitar by far. I think I like a lot more of the jams they did with Derek, but I miss this particular line up a lot. A lot of energy.
Best line up EVER!
And Warren still remains. Thank goodness for that.
Brilliant
Yesssssirerreerrrrr
RIP Dickey❤️🎶
"The Allman Brothers band kids, we ll be right back."
This was a great stretch for the boys!
Loved the abbreviated solo section. Probably an allowance for television
The summer of 1996 saw them in Paso Robles at the California Mid-State Fair. Half way through the concert they took a little break and then they came back out minus Dickie and Gregg announced he wasn’t feeling well and had to go to the hospital.....Considering his history it would be easy to guess what happened....anywho Warren Haynes finished the show and worked his ass off and did a great job!!! Surprised he made it to 80....
magic
DICKEY BETTS IS A VERY SPECIAL GUY! NOT ONLY CAN HE WRITE MUSIC,, HE CAN PLAY THE #%IT OUT OF A LES PAUL,, AND HE "SINGS" LIKE A SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN! AND, HE COULD HAVE HAD "HOLLYWOOD" IN HIS HANDS TOO,,, BECAUSE HE COULD HAVE PLAYED SOME BELIEVABLE WESTERNS, AS A COWBOY, OR COUNTRY GENT!!!
A Confederate Cavalaryman..........whatcha talkin bout son!
A brilliant man, especially for all the instrumentals he wrote.
Some say Dickey is a wonderful Indian
@@randybolt1021 He is part Native American, while his ex wife Sandy Bluesky and their daughter are fully. The daughter is Jessica, whom he wrote the instrumental about.
@@pauljordan4452 Thank you for the info, Betts was a 'oner', one of a kind for sure
Gregg just kickin back while Dicky and Warren take this one.
db , what a master
THE master guitarist.
Dickey at his best ! Amazing
if southern rock was a person, its name would be Dickie Betts. RIP
Late summer opf 1994. How long after that did the Band part ways with Dickie? I still can't believe that happened. Dickie and Warren together was almost as magical as Dickie and Duane.
That may be so in your opinion however this band is NOT the Allman Brothers. After October 29, 1971 everything was nothing more than a series of tribute band.
2000 (Spring)
Damn, dude, that was a bit harsh; ABB certainly survived after Duane, I agree the 2 double live albums put ABB on the musical map for all time; but look up the live bits from the Tonight Show, they were transcendant
Jessica, No One To Run With, Wasted Words, Melissa, Les Bres in A Minor, Can't Lose What You Never Had, End of the Line, Kind of Bird, Ain't Waistin Time No More, High Cost of Low Living, Come & Go Blues, Desdemona, Back Where It All Begins, True Gravity, Ramblin Man, High Falls, Win Lose or Draw, Soulshine, Seven Turns, Southbound, Nobody Knows...all recorded after October 1971....a hell of a series of tribute band.
October 29 1971 One of those guys, huh?
Yeah, they totally should have quit playing music together when Duane died. Brilliant.
The best allman bros tune
It’s very sad though
Warren Haynes saved the ABB. Added 20 more years to their legacy.
I saw them in San Diego on that tour in 1994. Had modest expectations, thinking they were washed up junkies. Not so, they seemed sober and played fantastic.
sh*t ....30 yrs ago....sounding like yesterday..
duane said "im the famous one but, dickey is the good one"
Legends at Work !!!!!!!?!((!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$%%%%%%%$$
Allen woody da man
Allen Woody was a hell of a guy, master player, and a damn good friend to me, R.I.P. Allen.
I dont think they had the mix right in the monitors - sounds like they were struggling a bit to get the right volume of their voices during the verses. However, I WILL say the way they (Allman Bros) edited this song for the short amount of time for the performance (it's a longer song than 4:52 ) is not an easy task to do, on the "fly" . - you can kinda see at the end of Dickie's solo it threw Woody off an Jaimo and Butch a beat or two - but I'm sure most people didnt notice.
You are very observant. Thank you for your input.
Most people don't notice anything.
That’s fuckin crazy man
good riffs! ha!
That version is the definition of neutered. ABB sounds great but cutting the song sucks.
Give Dickey his LesPaul back👍🤠🌵
Lucky &^%^$ audience that night. Jeez!
God I miss late night TV! what passes is now is little more than static! blah blah blah, we hatr Trump, blah blah bla.. SHUT UP!
BEST F-CKING BAND EVER! EVER!!!
👍
I just smoked a bowl in honour of Dicky Betts.
DICKIE BETTS!!!
Dickey Brother we all know who the Great One is.
Title of this tune, anyone ?
Back where it all begins
Sorry to report Dickey passed today.
At the end the bust into Jessica.
That Les Paul sounded better than the PRS . Why ? Dk
Only 3 drummers? Slackers
Ever heard of an intro. sounds like the grateful Dead but with cheesy lyrics
Do these bands on letterman really want paul scheafer playing with them?
Paul Schaffer is LUCKY to be playing here!
dicky betts was like Waylon Jennings did things his way except Waylon was the boss in the almon brothers they were the boss too bad
I sure hope this sounded better live, because the mix is really bad.
Mustache Dickey plays and sings better... I'm just saying
This group of musicians reminds us of The Allman Brothers, however it is not The Allman Brothers
October 29 1971 Disrespectful horseshit.
Much preferred the Warren + Derek + Oteil era, honestly. I understand the nostalgia, however.
I love the Allman Brothers (I'm a first-generation fan), but Betts is reaping what he sowed, and he admits that his long-term behavior is what drove him out of the band.
I've noticed its ALWAYS the CZcams channels with no content themselves that are most critical of others. Be careful you don't reap what you sow.
I'd say Greg was fortunate that it was his band. W hen you think of long term behavior issues he is the king. Betts was an all time great and we all reap what he sowed. .
People mellow when they get older
I get it. Betts was a phenomenal guitar player and songwriter. There's no debating that. It was *his* admission that his behavior drove him out of the band. Greg and Duane hand their own issues with drugs and alcohol, so there's that, but it was their band at the end of the day.