All of the guitarists that contributed to the Allman's had their own personal merit, IMHO the Warren and Derek years were top notch, I sorely missed Dickey, and loved Jack, I would've loved to see him with Warren or Derek or all three of them... and can NEVER forget Dangerous Dan! RIP Gregg you left a legacy that will never be forgotten!!!
Stateboro Blues is the quintessential Duane Allman slide guitar anthem. Jack does a killer version of it, both honoring Greg and instilling his own artistry. Not an easy thing to do, but he absolutely nails it.
My buddies and I made a road trip to this show.......parking lot action was a killer party vibe......Allmans absolutely killed this show......crowd was dancing all night......Jack and Dickey were on fire! Great time and an even better memory! Miss those Allman days!!!!!! “ Boston is Rocking Tonight”
Electric Set 1: Statesboro Blues 2:04 Black Hearted Woman 7:54 I'm Not Crying 15:01 Franklin's Tower Jam > Blue Sky 23:51 Please Call Home 33:47 End of the Line 38:13 Jessica 44:45 Acoustic Set: I'm a Steady Rollin' Man 1:01:41 Everyday 1:07:56 Going Down the Road Feelin' Bad 1:12:20 Come On in My Kitchen 1:17:33 Melissa 1:23:21 Electric Set 2: Sailin' 'Cross the Devil's Sea 1:30:59 Back Where It All Begins 1:36:12 Dreams 1:47:39 In Memory of Elizabeth Reed 2:03:16 Encore: No One to Run With 2:30:58
Wish Dickie coulda beat alcohol and drugs. He's easily one of the most influential guitar players that many hardly know of and his compositions are timeless.
One of the Greatest Allman shows of all time! Watch the whole thing for real, Dickie and Jack are both on FIRE - they are killing it. Unbelievably Perfect Show
In my humble opinion the Allman Bros with Jack Pearson was hands down their best lineup after Duane was taken from us. They were on fire for this performance
I agree, heard Jack pull some stuff off of fillmore east while playing, an I thought Dickey never did those licks, but man Pearson no problem,so I aguired those shows & so glad I did. Hes such a humble person which madehim a perfect fit for the brothers.
I saw this lineup at the Beacon theater.....Jack could swing just like Duane.....great lineup.... I'm old enough to have seen Duane play three times before he passed......Jack was the closest to Duane in his ability to swing out of all the guitarists to try and fill his shoes.....
If you’ve ever seen and heard Jack Pearson play up close, then you’ve felt the way he takes over and leads the band while he’s soloing. It’s a thing of beauty. Quintessential lead guitar.
Jack Pearson can outplay all of us on a tennis racket. Best solo on DREAMS I've heard since Duane and seems to have brought Dickey along for the ride in a similar state of consciousness. 2 guitar masters at work. Thank you Jack.
This was the last of three shows the band played at Great Woods that summer. The first was in June and the second in August. I attended the June show, where Dickey exclaimed, “Three times, folks! Three times!” They we’re hugely popular in the Boston area in the 90s. Very fortunate to have seen many ABB shows from ‘92-‘05. The Jack Pearson shows were very underrated indeed.
Jack Pearson is by far the most underrated/unknown musician that I'm aware of. He has such command of the guitar. Every time I've seen him play it's like water effortlessly flowing into an Elysian wellspring of aural sublimity.
This was my last Allmans show. I refused to see them after Jack left. Not because they would be better or worse, just because I wanted to remember them like this!❤
@@MDavidG1 You guys missed an awful lot of good music. Not real open minded. Warren Haynes and Derek Trucks are amazing musicians. You should give them a listen.
Opinions are cool, but refusing to see them after any one of these tremendous talented guitarists either passed away or moved on from the band is idiotic... That's my opinion! Warren and Derek were together longer than any duo over the years. It showed, they meshed as well as any of them... Throw O in there as well, longest tenured bassist. I not saying this lineup was better than any other, they scorched a lot of stages in their time as well... Duane is the only one I never got too see live. LEGEND! I am sure he approved of all the greats that came after him in the band. They kept the music going, all had their own style & sound, all greats in my book....
Hey all, I watched this again late last night. I always love their acoustic set! I noticed that Marc Q. was adding some vocal harmony as they closed out the acoustic set. Really cool!
What a beautiful band all versions... When I hear Melissa I can't help but to think about Duane Allman I know it wasn't written for him but the words fit to me
I was at the show, sitting on stage with the Allman Brothers, I had won a contest on either WBCN or WZLX(?) Boston that included a limo ride free tickets and a couple goodies. Greatest show I ever saw! Met the band after (except Dickey, he bolted). SO COOL.
This was my last tour after seeing them for eight years straight in Upstate NY, mostly Darien Lake, but also in Canadaigua, and even Woodstock '94. What a ride. And Jack Pearson was amazing with Dickie, but also with Warren in '93. Cheers to all the Brothers ✌🏽🌻
Couldn’t agree more! Outside of the original ABB line up, this is my favorite. Such a terrible shame Jack’s tinnitus forced him to leave. On a couple of the closeups, you can see his earplugs that he tried to use. He and Dickie were soooo good together! ✌🏻
@@Craig_Fussell And it's too bad Dickey wouldn't turn it down and/or let the PA system put out some of his sound. Dickey's excess stage volume was a real sore point for several of the band members. It drove Jack out of the band and eventually contributed to Dickey's being kicked out of the band. Jack discusses his problem with Dickey's volume, very diplomatically, in a couple CZcams interviews.
@@MDavidG1 I’ve seen those interviews as well. Jack Pearson seems like such a humble guy...and a monster guitar player! He got to play with one of his guitar heroes and was living a dream I’m guessing and seemed thankful for the opportunity. Saw one interview where he said he just cried when he decided he had to leave ABB. Too bad...
Eso es música lo demás aparte de su calidad convirtió en Tecnologia que también junto con el espectáculo no tiene nada que desmerecer,pero aquella época fue increíble.con una guitarra ,un bajo y una batería de hacia magia
DB with the tobacco Strat. Clapton and Townshend each settled in on exclusively playing a Strat after years of being Gibson guys. Of course Jimi and SRV were each 99% Strat guys. I’ve seen (video of) Jimi playing an SG at a show in Sweden. I’ve seen photos of SRV and Jimi each playing a Les Paul and a Flying V. SRV has played an ES 335.
Why oh why are Jack Pearson's time and contributions to the band not more documented or celebrated. He was - and is today - a heavy weight player of the highest caliber
@@andrewcannon8561 I'm not downplaying Duane at all. Jaimoe was once asked where he thought Duane would end up playing-wise had he lived. Jaimoe didn't even flinch - he said "Jack Pearson". Jaimoe was listening to a LOT of jazz towards the end. I think the ABB would have definitely gone far more in that direction than they did...
A bit daring to switch down at the peak of the energy to an acoustic blues set... I think it's a great idea for the oldies...but goldies ...the musician not the music. Thought I'd mention it...it's not a common trick I've ever noticed.. love them more for this unconventionality. Rock on man...freedom...equality...no leaders required...love ...free speech....food and drink in the belly...drugs and romance in moderation... Say no to the cult of billionaire eugenicists hellbent on massive depopulation they sure went CRAZY on us. Our beautiful immune systems are next in their cross hairs...they are snipers...We shouldn't be treated this way...we built their world we had no real choice...but now they have have A.I .drones ,robotics, and machines for all we did. We're surplus to requirements and worse we eat drink ,shit ,breed and the risk remains we'll overthrow their tyrannical cult of billionaire eugenicists IF THE NEWS GOT OUT and wasn't dismissed as by conspiracy theorists like dumb ass flat earthers ...
Yep. Poor ol' drunk ass Dickey Betts. Personally, I've never seen him when he wasn't on top of his game. Last time in '04. Yes he's gone downhill since then But he'll, he's old. So am I. There are folks that say that Butch was an integral part in getting him fired. Me, I don't know
Three drummers with 3 kits leads to such grown up interesting and intelligent interactions . Who'd have thunk it? Not not not Keith moon the Muppets drummer and Ginger baker...haha ha. King Crimson, or at least their silky smooth guitarist ROBERT FRIPP and his band end up on a similar high plateau ... In fact what a union that would make SIX drumkits...WHIPPING POST and STARLESS AND BIBLE BLACK Live gig from a volcano in the canary islands..natural amphitheatre Can some Big old music tycoon organise permisos ...PLEASE....I'll help build the benches for 6 months ..free! It's high time this frightening century had some spiritual rock and roll unity...a hint of Monterey pop Stonehenge free festival. Another ol FEED THE WORLD and a brand new REWILD THE WORLD Sure most of my musical heroes have passed away. There's some left.. Robert FRIPP if we are quick.! New batch of turned on musicians needed.
@@stevenportela7506 Got it - Thanks. I actually enjoy 90's era Allman Brothers more than any other era. Lots of awesome songs from the 3 early 90's studio albums that they stopped playing after DB left the band. I wish they'd release more live material from those years.
The sound really tired, sloppy and out of tune compared to just a few years earlier with Warren Haynes when they were on fire. Jack Pearson sucked! that guy did not fit the band at all, thank goodness they got Warren back soon after they realized that.
Jack Pearson was the most under rated ABB guitarist of all time!…
Never forgert Dangerous Dan also.
All of the guitarists that contributed to the Allman's had their own personal merit, IMHO the Warren and Derek years were top notch, I sorely missed Dickey, and loved Jack, I would've loved to see him with Warren or Derek or all three of them... and can NEVER forget Dangerous Dan! RIP Gregg you left a legacy that will never be forgotten!!!
Don't forget Duane
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@@moreblack❤
Stateboro Blues is the quintessential Duane Allman slide guitar anthem. Jack does a killer version of it, both honoring Greg and instilling his own artistry. Not an easy thing to do, but he absolutely nails it.
I miss these guys. What a band, what a legacy.
Yes. Agreed. I miss them too.
My buddies and I made a road trip to this show.......parking lot action was a killer party vibe......Allmans absolutely killed this show......crowd was dancing all night......Jack and Dickey were on fire! Great time and an even better memory! Miss those Allman days!!!!!! “ Boston is Rocking Tonight”
ROLL THE BONES!!!!!
1st show parking lot was fire!There was a band with Ryder truck,generator and PA system in parking lot playing easy wind(Grateful Dead )!
Jack is really fantastic! Plays blues, rock, country, jazz, whatever comes across his Squier
I think he is playing a G&L here...
@@fabrizioinzoli6011 Correct. A Silver Legacy model. It was the only electric guitar he used in his time in the band from 97 to 99.
Nah he stunk, everything is out of tune and sloppy, which is why they got smart and brought Warren back into the band.
Electric Set 1:
Statesboro Blues 2:04
Black Hearted Woman 7:54
I'm Not Crying 15:01
Franklin's Tower Jam > Blue Sky 23:51
Please Call Home 33:47
End of the Line 38:13
Jessica 44:45
Acoustic Set:
I'm a Steady Rollin' Man 1:01:41
Everyday 1:07:56
Going Down the Road Feelin' Bad 1:12:20
Come On in My Kitchen 1:17:33
Melissa 1:23:21
Electric Set 2:
Sailin' 'Cross the Devil's Sea 1:30:59
Back Where It All Begins 1:36:12
Dreams 1:47:39
In Memory of Elizabeth Reed 2:03:16
Encore:
No One to Run With 2:30:58
R e a l y ha ha ??¿??
Wish Dickie coulda beat alcohol and drugs. He's easily one of the most influential guitar players that many hardly know of and his compositions are timeless.
Thank you for posting the setlist 🙂
One of the Greatest Allman shows of all time! Watch the whole thing for real, Dickie and Jack are both on FIRE - they are killing it. Unbelievably Perfect Show
In my humble opinion the Allman Bros with Jack Pearson was hands down their best lineup after Duane was taken from us. They were on fire for this performance
You are correct, sir.
No doubt Jack is Great. My favorite after Duane is Dangerous Dan Toler.
@@tonykirby4245 Dangerous was one of the most underrated guitarists ever. He was an absolute monster!
I agree, heard Jack pull some stuff off of fillmore east while playing, an I thought Dickey never did those licks, but man Pearson no problem,so I aguired those shows & so glad I did. Hes such a humble person which madehim a perfect fit for the brothers.
You must have missed the Zakk Wilde rendition…. J/k :-)
I saw this lineup at the Beacon theater.....Jack could swing just like Duane.....great lineup....
I'm old enough to have seen Duane play three times before he passed......Jack was the closest to Duane in his ability to swing out of all the guitarists to try and fill his shoes.....
Yes, Derek has become great at fretted guitar, but his slide playing is too jerky.
WOW! You got to see Duane live?!?! What a blessing!!!
Allman Brothers 🎵🎶🎸 Always so very good ..✌
Jack Pearson is amazing. I saw this show in VA one day before.
I saw them 3 days before this gig, in State College, PA
Only Jacky Pearson can make a Squier sound like a Gibson
My first time watching Jack Pearson, man the gent can play.
Virginia Beach Amphitheater
@@OscarGuitare He's playing a G&L Silver Legacy here. The only electric guitar he used while a member of the ABB from 97 to 99.
If you’ve ever seen and heard Jack Pearson play up close, then you’ve felt the way he takes over and leads the band while he’s soloing. It’s a thing of beauty. Quintessential lead guitar.
Jack is a MASTER CRAFTSMAN ... smh at how he can be sooooooo freakin' awesome in every facet of his instrument
Is that the dude @1:37:50 ? sorry but he's horrible, completely ruins the solo that Warren Haynes usually does.
The real deal! I miss Gregg Allman every day that I live.
He was the best singer
Jack Pearson can outplay all of us on a tennis racket. Best solo on DREAMS I've heard since Duane and seems to have brought Dickey along for the ride in a similar state of consciousness. 2 guitar masters at work. Thank you Jack.
He's so good.
This was the last of three shows the band played at Great Woods that summer. The first was in June and the second in August. I attended the June show, where Dickey exclaimed, “Three times, folks! Three times!” They we’re hugely popular in the Boston area in the 90s. Very fortunate to have seen many ABB shows from ‘92-‘05. The Jack Pearson shows were very underrated indeed.
First time I saw the Brothers was on this tour and they burned the stage to ashes!
Jack Pearson is by far the most underrated/unknown musician that I'm aware of. He has such command of the guitar. Every time I've seen him play it's like water effortlessly flowing into an Elysian wellspring of aural sublimity.
This was my last Allmans show.
I refused to see them after Jack left.
Not because they would be better or worse, just because I wanted to remember them like this!❤
I refused to see them after Dickey left...
@@MDavidG1 You guys missed an awful lot of good music. Not real open minded. Warren Haynes and Derek Trucks are amazing musicians. You should give them a listen.
Warren was amazing and so is Derek, but Derek has no stage charisma.
Opinions are cool, but refusing to see them after any one of these tremendous talented guitarists either passed away or moved on from the band is idiotic... That's my opinion! Warren and Derek were together longer than any duo over the years. It showed, they meshed as well as any of them... Throw O in there as well, longest tenured bassist. I not saying this lineup was better than any other, they scorched a lot of stages in their time as well... Duane is the only one I never got too see live. LEGEND! I am sure he approved of all the greats that came after him in the band. They kept the music going, all had their own style & sound, all greats in my book....
You wanted to remember them with the crappiest most out of tune sounding lineup they ever had? lol
I never had the chance to see ABB, but yeah Jack and Dickey were on fire here.
Hey all, I watched this again late last night. I always love their acoustic set! I noticed that Marc Q. was adding some vocal harmony as they closed out the acoustic set. Really cool!
This is the lineup I saw at the Fox Theater in Atlanta on this tour. They were amazing! So happy to see the last show of the tour here on CZcams!
What a beautiful band all versions... When I hear Melissa I can't help but to think about Duane Allman I know it wasn't written for him but the words fit to me
BEAUTIFUL AND BEAUTIFUL AND BEAUTIFUL AGAIN.
they give great value!
I SAW ABB in 2004, When they had Derek Trucks And Warren Haynes line up .
I was at the show, sitting on stage with the Allman Brothers, I had won a contest on either WBCN or WZLX(?) Boston that included a limo ride free tickets and a couple goodies. Greatest show I ever saw! Met the band after (except Dickey, he bolted). SO COOL.
Jack is an amazing guitar player.
This was my last tour after seeing them for eight years straight in Upstate NY, mostly Darien Lake, but also in Canadaigua, and even Woodstock '94. What a ride. And Jack Pearson was amazing with Dickie, but also with Warren in '93. Cheers to all the Brothers ✌🏽🌻
Terrific drum solos guys..i still cant believe what happened to Butch..such a driving force for decades
What happened?!
Any video of the Jack era is good video in my book. And this sounds good, too! Thank you
Couldn’t agree more! Outside of the original ABB line up, this is my favorite. Such a terrible shame Jack’s tinnitus forced him to leave. On a couple of the closeups, you can see his earplugs that he tried to use. He and Dickie were soooo good together! ✌🏻
@@Craig_Fussell And it's too bad Dickey wouldn't turn it down and/or let the PA system put out some of his sound. Dickey's excess stage volume was a real sore point for several of the band members. It drove Jack out of the band and eventually contributed to Dickey's being kicked out of the band. Jack discusses his problem with Dickey's volume, very diplomatically, in a couple CZcams interviews.
@@MDavidG1 I’ve seen those interviews as well. Jack Pearson seems like such a humble guy...and a monster guitar player! He got to play with one of his guitar heroes and was living a dream I’m guessing and seemed thankful for the opportunity. Saw one interview where he said he just cried when he decided he had to leave ABB. Too bad...
The hair stood up on my arms when the lights came up, and it was Jack Pearson standing by Gregg.
@@Craig_Fussell I love that he uses a $99.00 Squire Strat. Just another way he's a humble giant.
Never saw this lineup before
Awesome
never knew they were such a awesome band , thumb popin 2 drummers 3 guitars and whats is genious on keys
Never really heard Acoustic Brothers before, very lit, Thank You!
Thank you, Steven. I hope life is treating you very kindly.
Great hearing Dickey on Please Call HOme.
RIP Dickey
WOW FANTASTIC !!!! THANKS 😊
Ant it just so damn wonderfully made, History has been good to me..🔥 LOVE of LIFE 😊
So damn good
Jack Pearson is unmatched. Favorite line up by a mile and I don’t think they ever had slouches in the band. Dickie sounded great too
Jack better than I remember. Where’s Chuck L when you need him. And what’s with all the Fenders? Dickey’s bored and boring
It was a phase I guess. A lot of jam bands were using those hot rails that’s what dickie has there. I’d guess he was impressed by Pearson
Great work by Jack
Thanks so much
Thanks so much, Steven !
Thanks
Did you also know that Greg would set up Duane's Amp and less Paul guitar for many of there shows in memory of his brother? True fact!
Yes for the long est time they left an empty spot on the stage for him in case he came back
THANK YOU FOR THIS!
Was there w my older brother, I was 16. Fucking Jack killed it
Discovered this as concert of the week on Miles of Entertainment. Only concert I’ve found with Jack Pearson. Anybody fill me in if there’s more!!!!!
The two ALMAN BROTHERS play there
Music for the ANGELS In heaven! Play on GREG AND DUANE !!!!!!!
Damn they sound so good! Was a great time for them.
Eso es música lo demás aparte de su calidad convirtió en Tecnologia que también junto con el espectáculo no tiene nada que desmerecer,pero aquella época fue increíble.con una guitarra ,un bajo y una batería de hacia magia
Did you know that DUANE and BERRY
Are buried side by side down hill from Elizabeth Reed! MACON GA. CEM.
REST IN PEACE.
Thanks for this! I was at this one, I've looked for the pay per view for years. Anyone with a spare seat in their time machine?
I went - last show with the "Great Woods" name on the venue
I think that was Greg Allman singing the high and I do mean high harmony on Blue Sky. I never knew he could hit those high notes like that.
Duane and Jerry during the encore No One to Run With Anymore :)
Goooooöd!
Great performance. The single coil give a different feel.
Very good band
0:22 🎉 miss ya
its actually one drumset that requires 3 people to play it
There's not enough O's in the word smooth to describe Jack Pearson
JP & DB what a powerhouse lineup is, this concert available for purchase? in HD? or surround? funky bluesy jamming
at it's best.
😎✌️
HEY STEVE RIGHT ON MAN !!!!!!!!
DB with the tobacco Strat.
Clapton and Townshend each settled in on exclusively playing a Strat after years of being Gibson guys.
Of course Jimi and SRV were each 99% Strat guys.
I’ve seen (video of) Jimi playing an SG at a show in Sweden.
I’ve seen photos of SRV and Jimi each playing a Les Paul and a
Flying V. SRV has played an ES 335.
Why oh why are Jack Pearson's time and contributions to the band not more documented or celebrated. He was - and is today - a heavy weight player of the highest caliber
They seriously should have done a live album w/ him on it.
Jack Pearson is the best guitarist that the ABB ever had. True - Duane was an innovator in action, but Jack is the man.
Nah, no one tops Duane. His vision. None of Pearson’s virtuosity could ever outshine Skydog.
@@andrewcannon8561 I'm not downplaying Duane at all. Jaimoe was once asked where he thought Duane would end up playing-wise had he lived. Jaimoe didn't even flinch - he said "Jack Pearson". Jaimoe was listening to a LOT of jazz towards the end. I think the ABB would have definitely gone far more in that direction than they did...
A bit daring to switch down at the peak of the energy to an acoustic blues set...
I think it's a great idea for the oldies...but goldies ...the musician not the music.
Thought I'd mention it...it's not a common trick I've ever noticed..
love them more for this unconventionality.
Rock on man...freedom...equality...no leaders required...love ...free speech....food and drink in the belly...drugs and romance in moderation...
Say no to the cult of billionaire eugenicists hellbent on massive depopulation
they sure went CRAZY on us.
Our beautiful immune systems are next in their cross hairs...they are snipers...We shouldn't be treated this way...we built their world we had no real choice...but now they have have A.I .drones ,robotics, and machines for all we did.
We're surplus to requirements and worse we eat drink ,shit ,breed and the risk remains we'll overthrow their tyrannical cult of billionaire eugenicists IF THE NEWS GOT OUT and wasn't dismissed as by conspiracy theorists like dumb ass flat earthers ...
Talk about Jack all you want, Dickey Betts has no equal.
Oteil!!
When the slide player is playing lead, why is the camera pointed at Betts playing rhythm?
Man Jack is nasttyyyy
there's a scarcity of Jack shows.
Yep. Poor ol' drunk ass Dickey Betts. Personally, I've never seen him when he wasn't on top of his game. Last time in '04. Yes he's gone downhill since then
But he'll, he's old. So am I.
There are folks that say that Butch was an integral part in getting him fired. Me, I don't know
Three drummers with 3 kits leads to such grown up interesting and intelligent interactions .
Who'd have thunk it?
Not not not Keith moon the Muppets drummer and Ginger baker...haha ha.
King Crimson, or at least their silky smooth guitarist ROBERT FRIPP and his band end up on a similar high plateau ...
In fact what a union that would make SIX drumkits...WHIPPING POST and STARLESS AND BIBLE BLACK
Live gig from a volcano in the canary islands..natural amphitheatre
Can some Big old music tycoon organise permisos ...PLEASE....I'll help build the benches for 6 months ..free!
It's high time this frightening century had some spiritual rock and roll unity...a hint of Monterey pop Stonehenge free festival.
Another ol FEED THE WORLD and a brand new REWILD THE WORLD
Sure most of my musical heroes have passed away.
There's some left..
Robert FRIPP if we are quick.!
New batch of turned on musicians needed.
got dat. right.
come on
Who’s on bass? 😮
Otiel F'n Burbridge!
Why is everyone playing Fender? Bit odd isn’t it?
Actually, Jack is playing a G&L, but yeah, it’s weird considering how strongly the band is associated with Gibson.
++++++++++
DICKEY BETTS!!!!
AND THERE'S GOOD OLE BUTCH IN THE BACKGROUND HOLDING IT ALL TOGETHER --
I thought Dickey Betts only played Les Pauls. It's odd seeing him with strats the whole show....
He retired his goldtop in after 1993. PRS in 94, 335 in 95-96, strat from 97-2000.
@@stevenportela7506 Got it - Thanks. I actually enjoy 90's era Allman Brothers more than any other era. Lots of awesome songs from the 3 early 90's studio albums that they stopped playing after DB left the band. I wish they'd release more live material from those years.
He went back years before passing
Hmmmm
But too much Slide guitars!
this sucks . the great woods show w Mule members is the real deal
The sound really tired, sloppy and out of tune compared to just a few years earlier with Warren Haynes when they were on fire. Jack Pearson sucked! that guy did not fit the band at all, thank goodness they got Warren back soon after they realized that.
Disagree. Jack Pearson is one of the best I’ve ever heard. Whatever problems you have with this version of the band, the blame does not land on him.
Yes Jack Pierson is the Man...excellent player and u can see it blends nice with Dicky..its not in your face like..warren
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I just remembered I saw this version in the late 90s...last week. Prefer Woody and Warren
Agree with u lothar34. After Duane & Berry were gone, Warren & Woody did it for me.