The Allman Brothers Band - Midnight Rider - 9/10/1973 - Grand Opera House (Official)
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- The Allman Brothers Band - Midnight Rider
Recorded Live: 9/10/1973 - Grand Opera House - Macon, GA
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Who else is loving this song 🎵 in March 2024? ❤
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❤me
Right here
April…2024💖
Yupppppp ❤️ awesome 👌
Dickey Betts, guitarist for the Allman Brothers, died today at age 80. May he Rest in Peace.
Rest In Power Dickey Betts 🙌🏼💛🙌🏼
May he now be Rockin In Peace.
I was 24 in 1973. Now I am 72 and this song never gets old! What a band they were!
I wasn't a year old yet when this was filmed This kind of music is all i listen to
God bless the old(er) folks...young man ;)
I was born in 73 so you were getting down while I was waiting to get here
@@donhall6051 👏👏👏👏🙋♀️👶🎶🎵🎶 One can never be too young OR too old to Know GREAT music when you hear it! You have made this ol' Lady smile 😁 knowing Our music is Ageless...even if I'm not. Your appreciation for music I've LOVED for 50 years keeps me Young at heart and have HOPE for Gen X, Y, Z, etc. I 'dig' your Vibe, man👍🏻You're alright with me✌🏼
Same here. I'm 75.
Honestly, Gregg Allman is severely, hell I would go as far as saying criminally, under rated as a lyricist, a singer and a musician.
Because you're an idiot.
If only I could have been there.. To me the 60s 70s were the best time to be young and listening to music. 😁
You have that so right
You are so right.. Growing up in the 60s and 70s was the best. Especially the rock n roll. It was a magical time.
Agreed
how I miss those days when life was better people were kinder and great music
Such a trip watching old Allman Brothers videos. I'm a local real estate agent in CT and was at a Lowe's to have a copy of a key made. While waiting in line to get the key made, I turned around and saw the guy standing by some shelving checking out aloe plants. I knew right away who it was because of the area in CT I was. I walked over to the other aside of the shelf and literally said "holy shit it is you" - Jaimoe. Thankfully I play drums in a band with the bassist of Jaimoe's Jasssz Band so we were able to strike up a conversation about music. We stood there hanging out and talking for a good 30-40 minutes. Our conversation ended with us exchanging numbers! So yea, when I watch these old videos it blows my mind to think that I've become friends with Jaimoe still! Lol
You lucky bastard!
Holy shit lol, that's awesome
@@WilhelmWilder It really is!
@@briandrum1 how is he?
@@WilhelmWilder I haven't spoken to him in quite awhile. I do speak with Dave (the bassist I play in and Jaimoe's bassist) and he said Jaimoe's back is pretty fucked up 😔
The note changes on this is out of this world. 😵💫
It’s sounds so beautiful for a live performance.
No costumes, no dancers, the B3 Leslie spinning behind Gregg. God, music was so much more honest back in the 70s.
🎶 1973 is the year I started kindergarten at age 5 years old. As a 56 y/o black woman, I’m feeling this! 🎶
“But I'm not gon' let 'em catch me, no,
not gonna let 'em catch the midnight rider.” 🎶
Every now and then you hear a song that strikes a chord with your soul, this is one of those few songs that does that… truly a beautiful piece of music ..
Gregg Allman, The Absolute best white blues vocalist to walk the planet. You will not be replaced.
What about the late Steve Marriott of Small Faces/Humble Pie ??
Not true. The Bear from canned heat. Also, since when is this blues?
ERIC CLAPTON? lol
herasfolly Steve Marriott is the best.
Ray Farrell that’s such a lame statement🤷🏻♂️who cares?
last song i listened to with my dad before he passed a couple hours later unexpectedly. RIP Dad
Allman Brothers = American treasure
This is what I wanted to hear live. The high note at “One More” is what I wanted.
same lol
RIP Greg Allman.
MrYr2011 yeah shame man. RIP Gregg, what a legend
Seriously, Man....what a great band and what a privilege of being able to hear and love and respect these great musicians. Nothin' like that no more,
It's so much better now. We have Taylor Swift and Gaga.
I was 13. Still sounds fantastic. I become 13 all over again when I listen to this awesome music.
I resemble you, LOL! I'm 13, all over again...
That is the beauty of music it can't teleport you back in to time
Same here bro!
Allman Brothers were so talented. Betts is just a phenomenal guitar player and Greg's vocal just resonate with such haunting depth. AAA+++
Wow!! What a good looking man Gregg was...awesome voice and beyond talented. All the Ladies were in Love with him...very handsome. RIP Gregg and Duane
He was still strung out from just burying Berry Oakley and his brother Duane just 1 year earlier. Got real thin but sort of straightened out then hooked-up with Cher. Then he got REAL good-looking, and I'm a straight man!!
Dickie Betts is a ridiculously underrated guitar player.
Not to anyone that ever saw him perform.
@@billymaguire59 He was never a super technician, but he could make fairly simple things sound utterly fantastic. That's real talent.
RIP Gregg. They're never be another like you.
Truer words were never spoken when Gregg sang "I'm no angel", but man we lost one of the greatest of the greats today. Don't ever let em catch you, and rock on with Duane for eternity. RIP Midnight Rider.
The Allman Brothers Band March 1969- 2014. The Grandfathers of soulthern Rock.
This is from a show televised live from the Grand Opera House in Macon, GA.
Saturday night in Macon
My brother gave me this album back when it came out in the early 70s. I was a very young teen and loved this song. Midnight Rider is still one of my favorites all these years later in 2023. RIP Greg Allman and the whole band. Thank you dear brother. I love you.
RIP..what a great band..their music never gets old..Love them forever. My heart hurts, but they left us such awesome music and videos!! ❤
I was 20 years old, damn what good music we grew up with!
Greg Allman and his brother Duane rocked the 70's!!!
Daniel no disrespect intended duane allman was kill Oct 28 1971 Barry Oakley died Nov 11 1972 both died in motorcycle crashes only two blocks from each other a lot of allman bros has duane and Barry dub in
ok
+davidchrisfloyd I need to hear the bands music if I can't have a boyfriend
Why? Greg is still alive and he loves the ladies.
Kim Obara , what are you doing this Friday? at midnight...
If you missed growing up with this vinyl playing on your record player, you really are to be pitied.
The Crown Royal commercial brought me here, June 2, 2024. 🎶
Bad ass song for sure! Damn... I was just 9 years old, and yes, this was 50 years ago! Loved this song all my life! RIP Allman Brothers... ❤
Amazingly The Marshal Tucker Band was there on the same evening.
Some of the greatest musicians ever.
OMG, I had no idea this song came out that early! I’ve just started listening and loving his music in the last 3 years. My older siblings must’ve listened to this music. They graduated in 69-71. I didn’t graduate until 1983.😊
Every time I hear this song, it makes me want to jump in front of a piano and start playing. R.I.P. Greg Allman. This is my all-time favorite Allman Bros song by far.
Yes, yes it is.
1973... I had just graduated from high school. So many memories. Dickie, R.I.P., Sweet Prince. Akaaaal...
This is pure heaven. Good Lord I have goosebumps !
RIP Gregg...."The Road Goes On Forever".....................Thank you for the music which lives on forever.
Dickey Betts on guitar never disappoints
Godspeed Midnight Rider.
Cool footage from an era long gone. Legendary.
Best Southern Rock band to ever grace the planet
not a southern rock band, they were a band that came from the south. Dickey knows more than you & the labelers
RIP Greg. Don't let them catch you.
Great tribute!
yep , cant believe hes gone.....
You spelled Gregg wrong
The Midnight Rider rode off into the sunset... RIP
Well said.
Stobe
RIP...will always remember Greg and his hair..Dickie Betts and his guitar..great band!!
Glory days. Yeah they'll pass you by..............I'm from the Muscle Shoals, AL area where Duane played with Wilson Pickett and Gregg also came here. Feel like they are family
wow would of loved that!
Many years ago when I was in my
youth living day to day carefree
not giving a dam about anything
this was one of the best songs
they ever made !
Still is "...TIMELESS
Saw him live in Oklahoma City, with Cowboy, and then the reincarnation of the Allman Brothers Band at the opening night (Aug 1975) of the New Orleans Superdome. Cher was with him then and she hung around backstage but didn't perform. Wet Willie opened and some people say they stole the show with 'Keep On Smilin'. It was a great performance. I had the live Filmore East concert on vinyl, where you can hear someone in the audience yell out "Whippin" Post' and they break right into it. So I yelled it in Oklahoma City. I swear Greg glanced up at me when I did that! He didn't play it right away, though, not until the second set.
Rest In Peace Greg! Thank you for all the wonderful memories on my journey!
Special time in my life. Post Vietnam era nightlife was uniquely full of energy,great music ? I was pushing the envelope traveling a lot of miles working with big trucks and Automotives. Living in small rural towns traveling in and out Northeast cities living in central New York on and off. Just couldn't find a home or find my way home. Sometimes I think I'm still looking? Midnight Rider was for me a way of life.
Always been my favorite band. Medicine for the soul. love
This was a really tough time for them. So soon after losing Duane and Berry.
Agreed, I couldn't imagine how difficult it was to perform so soon after the deaths of Duane and Berry,... you can sure see the sadness and pain in Gregg's face and Dickey as well. glad I had the opportunity to see them live 29 times.
Gregg was clearly a very strong guy to be able to get back on the horse.
@@33AndAThirdRPM You sure were very lucky to see them live 29 times. Sure wish I could have seen them in concert. Thankful for CZcams and to be able to see this online. RIP Gregg, Duane, Berry...
agree it would be
But they did it anyway.
Was in the East Village doing something I shouldn't have been doing when the last week the Fillmore East was opened. I looked at the marquee and saw Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young and the Allman Brothers. I said I'll come back and by tickets but never did. I listened to the album that was recorded in those last shows until it was white from playing it. To this day I regret it let alone the album made by CSN&Y during the same time frame. The things that live on in one's head; the things you regret in life. Goodbye Gregg and thank you for all the wonderful hours of music you and the band gave the world.
I am in my 50's and I have a zillion regrets..I can't believe people who say they have none. If I had a chance to redo things I would and it would probably take me around the world. Instead I have hardly left my birth place...if you are young and reading this...take the chances, go see the bands, go to all the beaches and fancy cafes...go sit in the dark and watch the stars at night..go see the northern lights ....do it all.
You are so very, very right!!! I was a hostage in Iraq the day of the Kuwait invasion. I escaped 5 days later across 2 deserts to freedom. As we crossed the border into Jordan, Jiimi Hendrix came on the car radio play the "Star Spangled Banner" recorded at Woodstock. I looked up at the stars in the sky. I knew life was never going to be the same again and it wasn't!!
John Norman I wish I had listened better while Gregg was still here. Now all his songs have a deeper more profound meaning. I wish I could've told him thank you
I hear this a lot from middle aged people, what gets me is, they have the money to just get up and go! Neighbor told me how much he misses his Olds 442 and how it made him smile and feel 17... i said why don't you buy one.. gave me all the excuses (except that he couldn't afford it) instead he has a high end Mercedes he hates instead of a $30,000 convertible 442. Just because society says a 50 yr old shouldn't have a muscle car, doesn't mean you should give 2 shits bc nothing matters once they nail the top closed... I said get that car, buy some 8 tracks and go cross country for two weeks.. he's actually doing it!
love this band so much, since 74 and i am now 66, thats a lot of years!
I so wish I could sing like this man. Truly one of a kind! RIP GREG ALLMAN...
What a GREAT early rendition!!! I like it better than the later renditions.
Snowy, my parakeet, loves this song. Every time I play it she sings along. :D
Thank you...God bless the Allman Brothers!!! Every night I go to bed a bigger fan than when I woke up at beginning of the day...
Absolutely phenomenal band. This my favorite song.
This version beats it all! Loved growing up in the 70's
Rest easy Gregg. This song played daily on my dad's stereo while I was in my teens, was and is one of my all time favorites. Just heard it tonight again on an episode of Supernatural, looked it up and read the news.
RIP Greg Allman . Adored you - from Australia.
from tasmania i adored him too rip
This is Greg Allman at his best.
Fantastic live version of that classic tune! Got to see the AB band three times in concert. The first time was way back in 1977. Hands down one of my favorite bands of all time! If you want to read a great book, pick up "Brothers and Sisters" by Alan Paul. RIP Greg & Duane... Thanks for the music!
Thank you for all the great music you have given the world, Gregg Allman. May you R.I.P. 'Midnight Rider.'
One of absolute favorite bands of all time. Long live the brothers.
What a soulful song. I love it! This and “Can’t You See” are very similar to me and are 2 of the best and most soulful songs ever.
And as the road goes on forever so does their music 💕
What an AMAZING unexpected moment to see him at The Brass Monkey !!!
2 ft. From him on the keyboards!
Such an AMAZING and unexpected EXPERIENCE!
14 Years old.
RIP Gregg. I know Duane was there to meet you.
And Berry...... brothers. ❤
Happy 70th Birthday in Southern Rock Heaven. Miss you so!
The Allman Brothers put Macon Georgia on the map.
The people there want to keep it off the map.Its a medium sized city that acts like a small hick town
This is one of those I'm torn down performance where you over smoke your smoke and over drank your drink.
awomanwonderful yeah I agree. me and buddies used to use that term too. gettin tore down.
awomanwonderful we got to see them a couple times. they were great.
.... the smoker you get the drunker you play .... I think Joe Walsh said that ...
RIP you will be missed Mr Allman, but it's good that you are reunited with Duane now.
Ihavebeenseveraltimestoduanerestingplacewarewasgregfor3daysafterhemarriedche
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I saw the Allman Brothers 9 days after this show at the L.A. Forum with Marshall Tucker ..ABB was great that night
Great song please check out The Allman Brothers Band - Idlewild South Album Review and The Allman Brothers - Eat a peach Album Review on my channel
they'll never catch you now. R.I.P. brother
Wow. Just WOW !!!!!!!!
I was 15 in 1973 and my brother who was 21 and I joined the carnival in Ionia Michigan. from there we went to, Bad Ax, Midland, Cadillac , Traverse City and came home. What a summer! I made $125/week! $10 draw a day kept us eating and my brother didn't even have to work I supported us. Remember you could get a hot turkey dinner for $2.50 back then gas was .45/gallon. Life was good. My brother Herman got killed in 2014 and when ever I hear this song it's hard not to cry as a 65 yr old man, for times gone by as this song was on the radio often back then.
still the greatest band ever goodspeed to you both
Perfect arrangement of this perfect song.
Boy, my respects for all the ABB members... But Dickie Betts is my Guitar Hero till this day. I have always admired his great responsibility in maintaining the guitar power in this group after Dwayne's passing ....
Remember ....'tween '72 and '75.....bought a cheap 8track at a gas station in Columbia SC....Idlewild South....this song was i it.....
49 people that have no idea what appreciation of old school actual music is!
I watched a documentary about a guy who was the engineer for a record company and worked with the Allman Brothers Band. He said he set them up together as if they were at a gig and just let them play without interfering rather than having each band member record separately. It was the best way to capture their true sound. I live Allman Brothers music. They are my favorite go-to band and have been for a few decades. Live at Fillmore, best album!
Tom Dowd was THAT guy!
RIP Butch Trucks -- Co-Founder/Drummer Supreme
SOCIAL MOTION MEDIA Yeah, and Lamar Williams RIP as well.
yes condolences Derek, love you too!
I was 4 yrs old and I still remember my older sisters playing this album on our living room stereo. This is great music, and always will be!
My favorite song of all time . 💪🏻💪🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
one of the greats!! rest in peace Greg Allman, ,
What a magnificent version. I never heard this. They did it justice.
Oh that voice. Thank you Gregg, thank you! ❤️
One of my favorite Allman Brothers songs. This one, Whipping Post, One Way Out, Statesboro Blues, et al. I love these guys! Favorite band.
Greatest rock blues band ever! Greetings from brasil.
Never gets old and transports me to somewhere I'd rater be.
R.I.P. Gregg Allman
I. LOVE. This. Song! Great band. I can feel all of it! Oh my GAWD! Rest In Power Gregg and Duane!
I want to hop on my Harley every time I hear this song
Friggin' Excellent.
+John Trainer about the time richard betts cleaned the racing stripes from his underware
RIP Gregg Allman :(
One he'll of a band.❤
Along time ago it seems...I was a young man and I was listening to this song. Nice to know I'm still a young man.