Bonnie had one of the greatest and most unique of rock and blues voices ever. Saw them with Clapton back to back nights at the Fillmore East-geez-53 years ago!! I saw everybody back then and live they could hold their own with them all. Of course the Dominoes to be were their "back up" band. It didn't and doesn't get much better than this.
Saw them at Carnegie Hall with Duane....and King Curtis.... think it was the fall of 1970 .....I was expecting to see Clapton and there was this long hair blond guy wailing his ass off.....what a show.... he's the reason I play guitar today....
The only thing I've got against TRRHOF is that they are so very lame about inducting many of the true greats. Since the votes are mainly from a small group there's lots that don't get the recognition they deserve. Like Little Feat, etc.
The Real Shit , it Doesn’t get better than THIS, Great Uplifting Music for the SOUL , No Gimmicks, No Bullshit , just PURE JOY … LOVE THIS STUFF 👍🏻🌞⭐️❤️❤️❤️❤️⭐️🌞👍🏻🙏
Man at a D&B show you never knew who was gonna show up….all of the great ones did that’s why they called them Delaney, Bonnie and friends….Hells to the yes!!
Bonnie is one of the most down to earth beautiful souls I ever have met. Very humbling that someone that big would sit with me in a single wide trailer in mounds oklahoma and tell me how she told Clapton to get up and sing, you're with the big dogs now!!! Very neat lady. Miss those days....
If you want to hear more real music like this check out The Tedeschi Trucks Band! Shout out to station WPLJ, which along with WNEW-FM was a big part of my musical education.
Praise CZcams. It's just amazing how many rare gems are being placed here. I mean seriously! Delany and Bonnie w/ Duane! Are you kidding me. And to have Bobby Whitlock reply. Just pinch me. (The only downside is how much time I spend lost in all of these "discoveries." :-)
agreed, praise utube for this, the audio in a video site, and the responses to read while listening. This reply two years later. The tunes from our youth, timeless.
Working with Delaney & Bonnie, Derek & The Dominos (Eric Clapton), George Harrison and Skydog (Duane Allman)... Mr. Whitlock, you are an extremely talented and lucky man!
Great ,you are here on the Ytube ..Why did Eric call it Dereck instead of Eric and the Dominoes? He just confused every one in the 70s when that lp came out I read...
Just seeing all these old concert posters, back drop photos of all these legendary artists is worth the visit on this one plus, this is a great jam tune...
Man..... So many memories for me.Just a regular kid form the Bronx in the 1960s. I remember buying the Bonnie and Delancy and friends on tour lp. I bought it because I was nuts about Cream and Clapton was playing on the LP. I was totally transfixed by Bonnie and Delancy singing and THEN the BACKUP if you want to call it that. This expanded my musical boundaries ,appreciation of SO MUCH MORE . Thank you Bonnie and Delaney AND friends.Man ,what a ride!
Justnow gettin into Delaney and Bonnies work i know of their collabs w Duane n Eric im excited to burnone tonight n get into sum exciting material that is still fresh n new to me. Thats exactly what i love about rock n roll music god bless
DON'T FORGET PEOPLE. THIS IS A *DAVE MASON SONG*.. ONE OF THE GREAT SONG WRITERS OF THAT ERA.......... HE MUST BE INCLUDED IN ANY COMPLIMENTARY COMMENT....
Early 70’s, my friends and I spent many afternoons sitting in a dorm room, smoking reefer and listening to Dave Mason songs like this one, good old days and a good old song.
Hey there, John stroh, So did we all the way here in Durban South Africa, where some of the best 'natural weed' grew in abundance ! Go check out a Humble Pie (Steve Marriott) tune, 30 days in a Hole, where he makes mention of Durban Poison ! Both Traffic & obviously Dave Mason, were great musos !
That's exactly what I did, my friend. Great times and great memories. I met a guy my freshman year from Delaware who turned me on to Dave Mason... "Headkeeper" is still on my playlist! This was real music, soulful and true.
That has to be the Legendary Late King Curtis Blowing The Tenor Sax? One more of the all time greats back then along with The Late Jr.Walker to whom both inspired me to switch from Guitar to Sax as I was going into my Freshman Year at High School & Still Blowing that Old 1963 MK-6 Tenor Pro Model that both King & Jr Walker Always Loved.
Delaney and Bonnie were the best of the best. they had the midas touch, everything they did was gold. all of the best musicians played with them. I wish I could've been a part of it, music isn't the same anymore.
I was almost 3 when this was recorded. As I sit here, it moves my heart and soul more now than ever. If you appreciating this be thankful you were born in the orgasmic explosion of music! If you are young, I congratulate you on having taste in music and an open mind to explore. Peace to all.
everyone loves the music they grew up with,but I truly believe the sixties and early seventies were a very special time for the music scene...so much originality,and passion....love to have a few of the old concert posters
I have almost completed my wall of rock, all the good years. I am going to have to make it the room of rock, because there are sooo many I can't leave out. Shiz! I just thought of two more! See? I am only displaying stuff I already have, I thought it would be cheating if I bought something. I did see many classic r&r posters, Filmore, Winterland, etc. on eBay...even Amazon has repos for a good price. I used to clip all my concert tickets to the closest to the tour albums, now THAT is something I wish I still had!
Word on the 60s and early 70s as the best! I was born in 71 which meant the dreadful 80s synth pop and hair bands in my teens. Always gravitate back to this era in all the forms -rock, jazz, blues, folk, soul, reggae, funk, etc. Art is cyclical. It’ll come back. I think we are all craving authenticity mixed with soul so the demand will make it so. Bring back the tube amps!
Even cooler Bobby Whitlock has a comment on here!!!! One of the best also!!! Greetings to Bobby from east Ky!!!! Great singer and piano player, period!!!!!!!
Yes, very fat, swinging and funky (what an awesome rhythm section, too)! It's easy to hear the connections both to Aretha Franklin, War and - in the present day - Tedeschi Trucks Band: TTB are sort of the missing link between these guys, the Allman Brothers Band, Janis Joplin and The Crusaders.
When I saw that this version was almost eighteen minutes long, I figured I'd be bailing long before the end. Surprise! Nobody in his or her right mind would skip a second of this magnificent performance--thanks for sharing!
I really love Delaney and Bonnie......they just had that knack of really good sounding rock....what can you say...and credit to Dave Mason and Duane Allman
I think the Tedeschi Trucks Band has the same sense of fun and musical adventure. And the Idea that Bobby Whitlock commented on this post is just mind blowing.....Thorn Tree in the Garden is the hidden gem of Layla
I Adore ' Thorn-Tree ',...So Did My Wife Maureen and Her Twin sister Marsha - We all loved it !.... - " Thorn Tree In The Garden " - ,...Bobby Whitlock , Eric Clapton , Jim Gordon and Carl Radle..The Crem De La Crem ! .-------- Truly a Stellar Collection of Artists ,....Then you hear the Story and see this Kick Ass Recording - and then Know, that the The Magic Began Much BEFORE>>> Eric, Bobby, Carl Jim and Guests ( The Bros Allman two of them ) morphed into Derek and The Domino's .. ....Thank you For The Share-! ....often times , the Soul and hipness lay in the Share ! Peace,.... Bonanno !
About the internet. Just because it says "Bobby Whitlock", does NOT mean it's truly him! YT has comments from Adolf Hitler, Genghis Khan, Jobba The Hut, Nostradamus and many others from Conan The Barberian to Lady Godiva! Geez...
Tenor Saxophone- King Curtis Curtis Ousley, who performed under the stage name King Curtis, was an American saxophone virtuoso known for rhythm and blues, rock and roll, soul, blues, funk and soul jazz. …
Check out King Curtis Live at The Fillmore. Then listen to Aretha Franklin at The Fillmore- both recorded the same night- K. Curtis plays all the way on both LPs.
Yes, agree, those pictures ooze of the whole era (even for us who were not even born at the time). The sound is really very good though, of course it isn't always hi-fi (very packed sound image on some stretches) but it's rich and vibrant all the way.
Damn, look at that Mid West 3 day concert lineup, would have loved to have been there. It's crazy to think the people there had no idea just how huge most of those bands would be.
July of ‘71…3 months before Duane left us….I would see the original Brothers Band mid Sept. of ‘71…up until that time I had seen The Beach Boys with Sam The Sham and the Pharaohs and Steppenwolf….was a huge Grand Funk Railroad fan…THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND became my most listened to band from that night in 1971….to this very second in 2023….the southern sound included Delaney and Bonnie…listening to that southern sound out of a boom box on top of Stone Mountain north of Atlanta on them mushrooms grown outta cow pies….oh what a mighty time!!
How many great under the radar bands were playing this kind of music in 1970? Manassas, Delaney and Bonnie, Dave Mason anything from Muscle Shoals or Memphis. Man it was so good and no one ever heard it.
Jo Dunaway I know this stuff too. Reason: We spent a lot of time reading album covers and interlinking groups. 70's-Most good music was underground, and you just kept connecting dots, to find good stuff. Some had 1-2 hits that got radio play--but most did not. They didnt play people like Hendrix, King Crimson, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Jefferson Airplane, Moody Blues or PInk Floyd, on the radio. It was all word of mouth. THEN maybe a radio station would pick up one of their songs.
I know about great groups from LA, San Fran, Boston, British Isles, Canda, and the Caribbean. What that means is that I don't know about African, Asian (the land that rhythm seemed to forget) and Easter Europe. Try some Krautrock if you like Floyd and Crimson. I also know Americana; gospel, jazz, the varying blues, country, bluegrass, folk. I teach music history Jo, but I am an antenna for sound waves. Not because I necessarily wanted to be but because I can't help myself. I am also a professional musician so some music makes my bones shake and my mind intent I give myself fully to it. Saying all of this, anyone can do this and my great experiences on YT bear that out. What happened after all the great music stopped being made is I got depressed. Then I discovered all of the great music already made that I had never heard. Sorry for too much info.:-P
No prob, Andy Wolf , I posted that question before I had talked to you and had checked you out more. Once a music lover, a music lover for life. Even though I don't work in the biz anymore, I've held onto my appreciation of it and of the great musical projects that were pulled off. Hey, even memories of some of the impromptu jams I witnessed were just a treat others never could share as they didn't make recordings of them, but they were fantastic.
Jo Dunaway One of my most fav impromptu concerts. Neil Young- Steven Stills-- Flo & Eddie of the Turtles-- ALL AS ONE BAND. Small UCLA gym. Sit on the gym floor show. Announced on the radio. Same day . Tickets for sale, when you got there. Prob 2000-2500 people. Easy to be up front. One night only. Not sure but about 1975. Probably $4 I know I paid $8.50 to see George Harrison at the Forum in 1974 up close..so it wasnt that much
This video includes some wonderful concert posters and album covers from the 70s. Great throwback to the 70s for artistic inspiration. Music is good too.
I Love this Version , all the Horns , Wow , I was only 5 Years old so I got the Hand me Downs and I had a few of these LP's , Thanks to CZcams and Uploaders of Great content like this , We can sort of relive it :) QC
God Bless ALL involved in making and sharing this essence of the BEST of ALL AMERICAN music of the apex of American music history..... Love you forever Bonnie... You too Delaney and FRIENDS............ A Dios... Spater
Gotta agree. TTB band is as close as it gets to the feel and vibe of Delaney and Bonnie! Actually just saw Bonnie recently on a PBS episode from Austin city limits or one of the other regular music shows they have. Must have been from at least a few years ago cause Leon Russell was in the audience. She was basically singing the blues but it was cool to see her nonetheless. Always wish I could have been born ten years earlier so I could have seen D&B, Duane with the Allmans, Pigpen with the Dead, and so many others. Talkin about TTB.. I'm stoked. They're playing one night at the tiny Brooklyn academy of music or Bam for short.. In February. It's about half the size of the beacon so this is gonna be one special show! Can't wait! 🎶🎵🔥💯🔥
Just found this. Excellent. Tune and visuals really capture a time capsule of 1971. Exploration. They were also a nice asset to the Derick and the Dominoes tours.
For some reason my comment was cut before I was Through!! Anyway, This show in its entirety is available! Not a BOOT, but an official release!! And this showcase of the enormous plethora of sweet Southern Rhythm & Blues as heard right here! It is the Official release! Tell your friends and fans of this music to go out and purchase this awesome CD!!!
I have heard this four times tonight, it keeps getting better. Thank you so much my new friend for posting this so all our brothers and sisters can dig this!
Great to read some of your all posts. Yes I would have to agree these guys could JAM. And that the Tedeski Trucks Band has that same kind of energy. Will be seeing them for the 5th time in a little over a month from now. And since he just passed a week ago gotta say to another of a great family member of all of that stuff RIP Gregg Allman.
Wow this is my first intro to Delaney & Bonnie w/Duane Allman. What a special treat! Good Stuff here Mon! I dig it! Never, Never, stop learning. Social Media has really opened up my world to a whole new world of music and exploration 4 me. fantastic. Thank you Lord
I miss those days in the early 70's where artists would just get together and collaborate on something like this. We got some awful good music when they'd get out of their formulas and just play for the love of music.
yes, yes, yes......this sounds like that! i was thinking something like that, but i couldn't get the words right. this take sounds like pure magic happening :)
i swear i am so computer illiterate....i finally hit the 'bell' on my google page and i see that one person made a comment on my comment mb?? now i don't know what will happen if i hit 'post comment'. at any rate if whomever wants my email to say something it jrasulo@outlook.com. thanks
Even for that brief moment, I would like to see Vanishing Point again. The Challenger wasn't bad either. LOL I love the visual editing for this video, as much as the nostalgic trip it took me on. The amount of names and faces that appear throughout this video staggers the imagination and thrills me to the very core. I'm 69, I experienced this era. We had our bad moments but music went a long way toward unifying us. Looking back, the greatest time of my life. At least technology can help me relive it.
Sorry, but I HAVE GOT TO SAY, that this is brilliant...the video...with the music is an event. Not merely a video. You made it happen...just amazing....I am going to check out your channel....NOW.
Bonnie singing "You Really Got A Hold On Me" on "Rosanne".
czcams.com/video/1y4ptVHmEIs/video.html
mlbloverock ~ A Jewel.
Bonnie had one of the greatest and most unique of rock and blues voices ever. Saw them with Clapton back to back nights at the Fillmore East-geez-53 years ago!! I saw everybody back then and live they could hold their own with them all. Of course the Dominoes to be were their "back up" band. It didn't and doesn't get much better than this.
Saw them at Carnegie Hall with Duane....and King Curtis.... think it was the fall of 1970 .....I was expecting to see Clapton and there was this long hair blond guy wailing his ass off.....what a show.... he's the reason I play guitar today....
Awesome.
My first stop when time machines are invented...
Right On man
D & B need to be in the R&R Hall of Fame...
The only thing I've got against TRRHOF is that they are so very lame about inducting many of the true greats. Since the votes are mainly from a small group there's lots that don't get the recognition they deserve. Like Little Feat, etc.
They are better than being in the sole called RNR hall of fame
The Real Shit , it Doesn’t get better than THIS, Great Uplifting Music for the SOUL , No Gimmicks, No Bullshit , just PURE JOY … LOVE THIS STUFF 👍🏻🌞⭐️❤️❤️❤️❤️⭐️🌞👍🏻🙏
Bonnie Bramlett deserves more accolades folks!! Her instrument is elemental.
Yep. ..tambourine doesnt seem much...But some percussion is why this old stuff always grooves way better than modern music.
@@igordewit7357 her voice
@@joejennings3335the daughter's voice is very good,also.
Stars at the time said Bonnie was the talent, Delaney not so much.
Man at a D&B show you never knew who was gonna show up….all of the great ones did that’s why they called them Delaney, Bonnie and friends….Hells to the yes!!
I just can't get enough of that stuff!! King Curtis And Duane worked out on this jewel!!!
And Gregg too!!
Bonnie is one of the most down to earth beautiful souls I ever have met. Very humbling that someone that big would sit with me in a single wide trailer in mounds oklahoma and tell me how she told Clapton to get up and sing, you're with the big dogs now!!! Very neat lady. Miss those days....
Nothing in Rock like the days when playing great meant everything .
If you want to hear more real music like this check out The Tedeschi Trucks Band! Shout out to station WPLJ, which along with WNEW-FM was a big part of my musical education.
I just love to hear Duane do his thing.
Praise CZcams. It's just amazing how many rare gems are being placed here. I mean seriously! Delany and Bonnie w/ Duane! Are you kidding me. And to have Bobby Whitlock reply. Just pinch me. (The only downside is how much time I spend lost in all of these "discoveries." :-)
But, was it not a worthy rabbit hole to go down? Only takes one back 40-50 years if you're lucky... "Drink me!"
agreed, praise utube for this, the audio in a video site, and the responses to read while listening. This reply two years later. The tunes from our youth, timeless.
That's not me playing organ~I was in England with Eric~Derek and the Dominos~
Working with Delaney & Bonnie, Derek & The Dominos (Eric Clapton), George Harrison and Skydog (Duane Allman)... Mr. Whitlock, you are an extremely talented and lucky man!
No kidding.....? I always thought it was.
Now THERE is the ultimate reply...straight from the horse's mouth.
Great ,you are here on the Ytube ..Why did Eric call it Dereck instead of Eric and the Dominoes? He just confused every one in the 70s when that lp came out I read...
Robert Diehl
I always heard it was to be more of a band instead of Eric being God but hopefully Mr Whitlock will tell us for real
Just seeing all these old concert posters, back drop photos of all these legendary artists is worth the visit on this one plus, this is a great jam tune...
Man..... So many memories for me.Just a regular kid form the Bronx in the 1960s. I remember buying the Bonnie and Delancy and friends on tour lp. I bought it because I was nuts about Cream and Clapton was playing on the LP. I was totally transfixed by Bonnie and Delancy singing and THEN the BACKUP if you want to call it that. This expanded my musical boundaries ,appreciation of SO MUCH MORE . Thank you Bonnie and Delaney AND friends.Man ,what a ride!
Justnow gettin into Delaney and Bonnies work i know of their collabs w Duane n Eric im excited to burnone tonight n get into sum exciting material that is still fresh n new to me.
Thats exactly what i love about rock n roll music god bless
They do a great version of "come in to my kitchen"(whatever it's title actually is
..forget which album
DON'T FORGET PEOPLE. THIS IS A *DAVE MASON SONG*.. ONE OF THE GREAT SONG WRITERS OF THAT ERA.......... HE MUST BE INCLUDED IN ANY COMPLIMENTARY COMMENT....
Tony Sammons Love dave mason !!!!
+Tony Sammons Dave has always been a bit under rated and appreciated. Founding member of Traffic too remember???
Thundergod129 you better believe it !!!! love dave mason !
+Tony Sammons Indeed he should!
Bob Bailie
+Tony Sammons people forget Dave. Medicated Goo.
Early 70’s, my friends and I spent many afternoons sitting in a dorm room, smoking reefer and listening to Dave Mason songs like this one, good old days and a good old song.
Hey there, John stroh, So did we all the way here in Durban South Africa, where some of the best 'natural weed' grew in abundance ! Go check out a Humble Pie (Steve Marriott) tune, 30 days in a Hole, where he makes mention of Durban Poison ! Both Traffic & obviously Dave Mason, were great musos !
@@johnknottenbelt2502Great stuff the Durban Poison ☠️ introduced to us in the ‘90’s Anise type of flavour
That's exactly what I did, my friend. Great times and great memories. I met a guy my freshman year from Delaware who turned me on to Dave Mason... "Headkeeper" is still on my playlist! This was real music, soulful and true.
You should have been studying.
That has to be the Legendary Late King Curtis Blowing The Tenor Sax? One more of the all time greats back then along with The Late Jr.Walker to whom both inspired me to switch from Guitar to Sax as I was going into my Freshman Year at High School & Still Blowing that Old 1963 MK-6 Tenor Pro Model that both King & Jr Walker Always Loved.
Yes it is!
Delaney and Bonnie were the best of the best. they had the midas touch, everything they did was gold. all of the best musicians played with them. I wish I could've been a part of it, music isn't the same anymore.
I was almost 3 when this was recorded. As I sit here, it moves my heart and soul more now than ever. If you appreciating this be thankful you were born in the orgasmic explosion of music! If you are young, I congratulate you on having taste in music and an open mind to explore. Peace to all.
Hell yes withour Bonnie n Delaney there wouldnt a been no Derek n Dominos or Mad Dogs n Englishmen.......RIP Leon
truly, how it all came together back them, amazing
I whole heartly agree. Damn listen to this jam. Delaney and friends were great. Eric, and Allman Bros learned much from this. JEEZ GOD AN ALL
Ron Harper night
loved D and B awesome voice RiP D
@@marccampbell5204 is that Bobby W on keys
everyone loves the music they grew up with,but I truly believe the sixties and early seventies were a very special time for the music scene...so much originality,and passion....love to have a few of the old concert posters
yes! the crest of the wave......
keep smilin - passion is the keyword
I have almost completed my wall of rock, all the good years. I am going to have to make it the room of rock, because there are sooo many I can't leave out. Shiz! I just thought of two more! See? I am only displaying stuff I already have, I thought it would be cheating if I bought something. I did see many classic r&r posters, Filmore, Winterland, etc. on eBay...even Amazon has repos for a good price. I used to clip all my concert tickets to the closest to the tour albums, now THAT is something I wish I still had!
Music was more important whe n we had fewer other means of expression. Music is just one medium now and I think then it had less competition.
Word on the 60s and early 70s as the best! I was born in 71 which meant the dreadful 80s synth pop and hair bands in my teens. Always gravitate back to this era in all the forms -rock, jazz, blues, folk, soul, reggae, funk, etc. Art is cyclical. It’ll come back. I think we are all craving authenticity mixed with soul so the demand will make it so. Bring back the tube amps!
Duane ... man what a player .Kick ass Skydog !!!
Doesn't get much better than this. I could listen to this all day long.
I just might ! LOL
all these badasses just hanging & playing no ego all music no wasted notes
Only a few bars and we know it's Bonnie! Terrific!
Yes! and she (and most of the others) sound completely effortless, as if they were gigging in their living-room or at a playground!
A standout rock tune covered by so many talented legends. One of my all-time favorite rock tunes.
I'm so thankful I grew up in that era, even though I'm now an old grandfather, but I'm still groovy according to my grandchildren.
Same here - still play my CD's at Max Volume in the car.
Even cooler Bobby Whitlock has a comment on here!!!! One of the best also!!! Greetings to Bobby from east Ky!!!! Great singer and piano player, period!!!!!!!
Duane Allman = Best ever
Indeed
AMEN brother
Bad-ass and soulful, funky and tight - Delaney and Bonnie and friend were awesome sound(force). Love the songs and memories from those days.
Yes, very fat, swinging and funky (what an awesome rhythm section, too)! It's easy to hear the connections both to Aretha Franklin, War and - in the present day - Tedeschi Trucks Band: TTB are sort of the missing link between these guys, the Allman Brothers Band, Janis Joplin and The Crusaders.
BEAUTIFUL edit, the pictures tell the story, and what a sound!!!
I'm so glad I grew up in the mid 70s in Al . with older brothers who would make shu re my young a didn't miss what was and is GREAT MUSIC
fan fuckin tastic! Sittin around a campfire Listenen to this almost 50 years from its inception. Merry Christmas everyone!
Timothy Shearer I'm here listening Christmas eve 2017. Merry Christmas
Bonnie sang her ass off, and daughter Becka followed in her footsteps - check her out singing with Delbert! these people could freaking jam!
Bonnie is in a class by herself in my opinion
Doowah Diatribe
in the Delaney Bramlett universe of groove
Bonnie always sang get ass off. That's the only Bonnie I know...
When I saw that this version was almost eighteen minutes long, I figured I'd be bailing long before the end. Surprise! Nobody in his or her right mind would skip a second of this magnificent performance--thanks for sharing!
Yes!
had to be long for Duane to stretch out
Great playing. I wish I was born 50 years ago....
damn,they had fun, and were all so talented. they performed, something that nobody does today that wasn't of our generation.
Music will never again be this great.
audrey papke All downhill since the mid to late 70s.
u nailed it. bicentennial year everything took a turn for the music companies, at the loss of the listener ;(
reminds me of the 70's in Macon...we used to go to Central City Park and hear these folks...and most of the other folks on Capricorn at the time.
or sometimes they'd come up to Piedmont Park in Atlanta or that little bar on Peachtree St between 10th and 11th - spring 1970
I’m insanely jealous!
Georgia On My Mind
The best ever ! Delaney and Bonnie kicked ass!
First time hearing this. Thanks
It's just so beautiful man!!!!
so much talent in one place
I really love Delaney and Bonnie......they just had that knack of really good sounding rock....what can you say...and credit to Dave Mason and Duane Allman
I think the Tedeschi Trucks Band has the same sense of fun and musical adventure. And the Idea that Bobby Whitlock commented on this post is just mind blowing.....Thorn Tree in the Garden is the hidden gem of Layla
Yes, you are correct sir.
I Adore ' Thorn-Tree ',...So Did My Wife Maureen and Her Twin sister Marsha - We all loved it !....
- " Thorn Tree In The Garden " - ,...Bobby Whitlock , Eric Clapton , Jim Gordon and Carl Radle..The Crem De La Crem ! .-------- Truly a Stellar Collection of Artists ,....Then you hear the Story and see this Kick Ass Recording - and then Know, that the The Magic Began Much BEFORE>>> Eric, Bobby, Carl Jim and Guests ( The Bros Allman two of them ) morphed into Derek and The Domino's .. ....Thank you For The Share-! ....often times , the Soul and hipness lay in the Share ! Peace,.... Bonanno !
my favorite cut on the album
Joy is the one word to best describe hearing TTB live. They spread love and for 2 hours we can forget all the shit in the world.
About the internet.
Just because it says "Bobby Whitlock", does NOT mean it's truly him! YT has comments from Adolf Hitler, Genghis Khan, Jobba The Hut, Nostradamus and many others from Conan The Barberian to Lady Godiva! Geez...
I saw D&B w/ Duane around this time. Transformational music!
Tenor Saxophone- King Curtis
Curtis Ousley, who performed under the stage name King Curtis, was an American saxophone virtuoso known for rhythm and blues, rock and roll, soul, blues, funk and soul jazz. …
Check out King Curtis Live at The Fillmore. Then listen to Aretha Franklin at The Fillmore- both recorded the same night- K. Curtis plays all the way on both LPs.
Timothy Such IT WAS ATLANTIC. RECORDS RECORDING ARTISTS AT FRENCH'S IN HAYWARD CA.
J.P.
b there or b square.
Teasin! .....
Due to my living under a rock for several decades I'd never heard this band before, nice!
The great pics make up for the sound quality....love it !!!
Yes, agree, those pictures ooze of the whole era (even for us who were not even born at the time). The sound is really very good though, of course it isn't always hi-fi (very packed sound image on some stretches) but it's rich and vibrant all the way.
Damn they could jam. Just about everybody that was anybody played with D&B including our beloved Jimi.
Damn, look at that Mid West 3 day concert lineup, would have loved to have been there.
It's crazy to think the people there had no idea just how huge most of those bands would be.
Good music sounds good... Great music sounds good and feels good .. This is somewhere above sounding and feeling good....Love it...
July of ‘71…3 months before Duane left us….I would see the original Brothers Band mid Sept. of ‘71…up until that time I had seen The Beach Boys with Sam The Sham and the Pharaohs and Steppenwolf….was a huge Grand Funk Railroad fan…THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND became my most listened to band from that night in 1971….to this very second in 2023….the southern sound included Delaney and Bonnie…listening to that southern sound out of a boom box on top of Stone Mountain north of Atlanta on them mushrooms grown outta cow pies….oh what a mighty time!!
This is a great version of this song. Love it.
These Pics. are amazing !
How many great under the radar bands were playing this kind of music in 1970? Manassas, Delaney and Bonnie, Dave Mason anything from Muscle Shoals or Memphis. Man it was so good and no one ever heard it.
Andy Wolf , how come you know so much about these groups from Macon and Muscle Shoals? Your profile doesn't say much....lol
Jo Dunaway I know this stuff too. Reason: We spent a lot of time reading album covers and interlinking groups. 70's-Most good music was underground, and you just kept connecting dots, to find good stuff. Some had 1-2 hits that got radio play--but most did not. They didnt play people like Hendrix, King Crimson, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Jefferson Airplane, Moody Blues or PInk Floyd, on the radio. It was all word of mouth. THEN maybe a radio station would pick up one of their songs.
I know about great groups from LA, San Fran, Boston, British Isles, Canda, and the Caribbean. What that means is that I don't know about African, Asian (the land that rhythm seemed to forget) and Easter Europe. Try some Krautrock if you like Floyd and Crimson. I also know Americana; gospel, jazz, the varying blues, country, bluegrass, folk. I teach music history Jo, but I am an antenna for sound waves. Not because I necessarily wanted to be but because I can't help myself. I am also a professional musician so some music makes my bones shake and my mind intent I give myself fully to it. Saying all of this, anyone can do this and my great experiences on YT bear that out. What happened after all the great music stopped being made is I got depressed. Then I discovered all of the great music already made that I had never heard. Sorry for too much info.:-P
No prob, Andy Wolf , I posted that question before I had talked to you and had checked you out more. Once a music lover, a music lover for life. Even though I don't work in the biz anymore, I've held onto my appreciation of it and of the great musical projects that were pulled off. Hey, even memories of some of the impromptu jams I witnessed were just a treat others never could share as they didn't make recordings of them, but they were fantastic.
Jo Dunaway One of my most fav impromptu concerts. Neil Young- Steven Stills-- Flo & Eddie of the Turtles-- ALL AS ONE BAND. Small UCLA gym. Sit on the gym floor show. Announced on the radio. Same day . Tickets for sale, when you got there. Prob 2000-2500 people. Easy to be up front. One night only. Not sure but about 1975. Probably $4 I know I paid $8.50 to see George Harrison at the Forum in 1974 up close..so it wasnt that much
This video includes some wonderful concert posters and album covers from the 70s. Great throwback to the 70s for artistic inspiration. Music is good too.
I got to jam with Bonnie in Halifax Nova Scotia she was with Grinderswitch she was so nice...This is Awesome Sound, wow
thanks. love those southern bands. L S
Grinderswitch was such a fun band. I must have seen them a dozen times. Great guitar playing.
Grinderswitch...yea boy..them were fun times💜🤴
Brutal!....historico!!!....vaya peña!!!.....acojonanteeeee!!!!!
I Love this Version , all the Horns , Wow , I was only 5 Years old so I got the Hand me Downs and I had a few of these LP's , Thanks to CZcams and Uploaders of Great content like this , We can sort of relive it :) QC
R.I.P. Duane.
OMG Bonnie was such a peach and what a singer.
Saw her live in Austin about 15 some odd years ago and she was awesome up close. What a voice indeed.
Bonnie Rhythm and Soul!
Oh, geez! I remember when this came out...oh, the Summer of the Hashish in NYC!
I am ashamedly late to this party…
THIS IS BREATHTAKING!
How organic is this?!?!
18 minutes? ❤❤❤
God Bless ALL involved in making and sharing this essence of the BEST of ALL AMERICAN music of the apex of American music history..... Love you forever Bonnie... You too Delaney and FRIENDS............ A Dios... Spater
This music is alive today in the Tedeshi Trucks Band. I do agree it doesn't get any better than this. TTB does similar music. Catch a show if you can.
The Kid is keeping the road rolling.
the similarity gives me goose bumps a sledge hammer could not flatten.
tp. are you their agent? too may posts about ttb [here's another! you must be a clever businessman]
Gotta agree. TTB band is as close as it gets to the feel and vibe of Delaney and Bonnie! Actually just saw Bonnie recently on a PBS episode from Austin city limits or one of the other regular music shows they have. Must have been from at least a few years ago cause Leon Russell was in the audience. She was basically singing the blues but it was cool to see her nonetheless. Always wish I could have been born ten years earlier so I could have seen D&B, Duane with the Allmans, Pigpen with the Dead, and so many others. Talkin about TTB.. I'm stoked. They're playing one night at the tiny Brooklyn academy of music or Bam for short.. In February. It's about half the size of the beacon so this is gonna be one special show! Can't wait! 🎶🎵🔥💯🔥
Totally agree.
Just found this. Excellent. Tune and visuals really capture a time capsule of 1971. Exploration. They were also a nice asset to the Derick and the Dominoes tours.
After much searching it appears the monster bass is being played by Kenny Gradney....WoW!!!
of little feat
still playing with little feat...among others and as funky as ever
daskitten1 I could watch Kenny play all day. He was sooooo funky.
I read your comment just as I was wondering "Who the fuck is kicking that bass so damn sweet and good!". Thanks!! Love CZcams for that.
Rock solid. Dude was and still is terrific.
For some reason my comment was cut before I was Through!! Anyway, This show in its entirety is available! Not a BOOT, but an official release!! And this showcase of the enormous plethora of sweet Southern Rhythm & Blues as heard right here! It is the Official release! Tell your friends and fans of this music to go out and purchase this awesome CD!!!
What is the name of the CD?
ditto
Thank you for this! Your Medicine is good, my friend.
chiefashley56 '.
Miss the great music from the 60's and 70's.
I have heard this four times tonight, it keeps getting better. Thank you so much my new friend for posting this so all our brothers and sisters can dig this!
Very impressive collection, my man!!! Those are some rare items indeed!!!
Saw Bonnie in 1975? Buzz Feiten was her guitarist. She opened for Freddie King.
Brother Duane...Brother Gregg😢
Great song ...great harmonies ....
Great to read some of your all posts. Yes I would have to agree these guys could JAM. And that the Tedeski Trucks Band has that same kind of energy. Will be seeing them for the 5th time in a little over a month from now. And since he just passed a week ago gotta say to another of a great family member of all of that stuff RIP Gregg Allman.
Thank you WLIR-Ultrasonic and DB and Duane et-al
Wow this is my first intro to Delaney & Bonnie w/Duane Allman. What a special treat! Good Stuff here Mon! I dig it! Never, Never, stop learning. Social Media has really opened up my world to a whole new world of music and exploration 4 me. fantastic. Thank you Lord
What a great duet!!!
Had this troika a little over a year earlier at school. Allmans opened up for D&B with Duane joining later.
and,duane. wow . thanks for this post.
You Tube! Your doing it well. This is the Greatest! My collection is so good. Who cares about TV!
I miss those days in the early 70's where artists would just get together and collaborate on something like this. We got some awful good music when they'd get out of their formulas and just play for the love of music.
yes, yes, yes......this sounds like that! i was thinking something like that, but i couldn't get the words right. this take sounds like pure magic happening :)
i swear i am so computer illiterate....i finally hit the 'bell' on my google page and i see that one person made a comment on my comment mb?? now i don't know what will happen if i hit 'post comment'. at any rate if whomever wants my email to say something it jrasulo@outlook.com. thanks
I am formulating as we don't speak.
keep on truckin'
Well said .... i love all those old crazy jams too god bless
Even for that brief moment, I would like to see Vanishing Point again. The Challenger wasn't bad either. LOL
I love the visual editing for this video, as much as the nostalgic trip it took me on.
The amount of names and faces that appear throughout this video staggers the imagination and thrills me to the very core. I'm 69, I experienced this era. We had our bad moments but music went a long way toward unifying us. Looking back, the greatest time of my life. At least technology can help me relive it.
I don't think Delaney gets enough credit for his great tenor voice. He could really soar.
They should have made Duane an official member of the band and called it Bonnie, Delaney, and Duaney.
Thuddy...right on.
or the Bonnie Band
Joyful music
Bonnie was great when she sang with the Allmans on tour starting in 78....Capitol Theater shows
Sorry, but I HAVE GOT TO SAY, that this is brilliant...the video...with the music is an event. Not merely a video. You made it happen...just amazing....I am going to check out your channel....NOW.
Thank you. All a labor of love...
Feelin' a little nostalgic tonight! Rock On!
I like this music:) I thank my uncle Alan for the Facebook post otherwise I would not have looked this up.
And if any of the young ones don't know Bonnie except from the show Roseanne, you're just lost.
wow! just wow
Delaney's the most under-rated guitarist.
They feeling it so hard here damn
Tim Heding played Hammond organ with them as well. Not sure of when that was. He was one of the best! RIP Tim :(
That intro is killer