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I dont know if anyone has noticed but the legend himself has responded to me below in what is now a showcase of artist informing the general public. Its still so cool for me to see here his direct engagement to my rather overly critical attack assumption regarding his explanation of his work on this piece but also to read his concession on recognising my actual respect for his work. He cut through ky over critical nonsensense and recognised the obvious but hidden respect for him behind it. I comment about this because i thought i was making am essay for my fellow random internet video exploreres but never once expected that the man in question would ever read my stubborn accusations himself! Yet he responded and im so gleeful of our exchamge.please note his responses. Stern in correction yet kind in concession. I meant what i wrote at the time but thinking it was for the digital cobwebs of general thread obscurity. His spotting a serious tone e in my claims and his willingness to respond and entertain my overall view is just so awesome for me. What a cool cat and I want people who visit here after the fact to know that. To others, always express your mind but with a view to test your views. When corrected learn and adapt. No folly in testing ones view but there is folly in not accepting others corrections. My essay was foolish but i leave here for the lesson of testing ones ideas with a view to learn from the tests outcome

Excellent interview, super cool Guest.

1:47 ''..was that a Christian Home?'' :facepalm:

Great interview. Reese you are a gracious and kind man. Love the history lesson. Just downloaded loaded Reese Wynans and Friends, can’t wait to hear it.

Reese and SRV trading solo's while doing Couldn't Stand the Weather live is one of my favorite musical moments ever.

Great ! All this is new to me. I've always loved Captain Beyond. Thanks

Rock and Blues Royalty. This statement cannot be disputed

I couldn't imagine a band with 2 keyboard players, except maybe Yes. (I'm counting Rick Wakeman twice.)

“He was just playin the shit out of the piano“. Lol you know he was too

Amazing & talented man. Joe is very lucky to have him as part of his band! Which is such a group of wonderful folks.

Srv made him famous, but he put himself there by never saying no to playing w anyone, building up a resume, his playing was always spot on, and high energy, it's easy to see why he continued to become an integral part of the blues world

Reese is a badass player. Listen to that solo at the end! Twists and turns and surprises and it rocks!

thank you for such an amazing interview....lots of cool info on the great bands of the South..i could listen for ever.....

I’m not sure if I’ve ever seen Reese or not. I saw Stevie at an Austin bar before he was famous, then saw him in Memphis some years later at a blues awards show at the Orpheum, but can’t recall if Reese was there or not. My memory is so sketchy I can’t even recall if Double Trouble was there, could’ve just been Stevie ‘cause it seems like the awards show had a house band. Anyway, helluva talent, Reese. I gotta say though, Gregg Allman’s song writing and voice could not have been done any better by anyone.

Great interview, but you missed a key question. How did he start playing keyboards? I've always wanted to hear from Reese, and he's the cool gentleman I thought he would be!

Hendrix. Watchtower.

he is not only the very best keys man but a 'great hang' and that as much his success as everything

Thanks Bob. And thanks Reese. I was 17 years old, and one of the fortunate few, (nod to Delbert) living in Jacksonville who happened to show up at the beach, as an audience member, for an event at the Jacksonville Beach Civic Auditorium called "The Easter Blues Festival" on Easter weekend 1969. (Many refer to that venue as the "Beach Coliseum" as Reese does, but Gregg Allman called it the "Civic Auditorium" in his autobiography, and that's what I remember.) Three bands were to play that night. The bands were -The Load (Larry Rhino Reinhardt-w/others) The Second coming (Dickey, Berry, Reese +others, and the one hit wonder band, Crazy Elephant. After all three bands finished their sets, the audience was encouraged to "stick around because...We are going to jam. " and, "y'all are in for a real treat." The lights came up then, on a kind of side stage. There it was. It was all there. The two complete percussion ensemble kits. The Hammond B3. The Leslie. We didn't know their names yet, but they all gradually made their way up on that stage in the next few minutes. Dickey, Berry, Butch, Jiamoe, Gregg, and Duane. The Allman Brothers Band.Unadvertised and unknown. In fact, as I understand, as yet...unnamed. I would eventually see them play over 20 times in the future.

Reese is a great keyboardist and I, being a blues player myself have always liked his feel and touch on the keys. I was fortunate to work with one like Reese named Tim Heding. Tim played with James Brown, Lonnie Mack, Bonnie & Delaney and more before he was in Greg Allmans Band for 6 years with the Toler Bros. Great players all. Love Reese's work.

Excellent interview. First time I ever heard Reese talk about anything. Nice hearing the history of his career.

Vinnie...the man!

Nick is a monster player and an even nicer human.

Having Nick on my songs has always elevated them! He’s one of the best in Nashville!

I am Mickey Curry's biggest fan. How could I possibly reach him. I admire his great skills on drums. God bless him and wife Susan👍

More interviews Bobbo! (Please).

Love his playing and so eloquent. Great to see his kids are following in his footsteps too.

I remember Mickey in high school, he had his practice pad with him in every class. So proud of my classmate! Have a feeling I've seen him in concert with several folks he's played with and never realized he was the drummer.

Mickey is a great guy!!!!

Cool video, Bob!!

Great player. Great Person

daryl knows how to pick the greats!!!

Said it all fantastic .

Fantastic Drummer

Mickey interview!!! YES!! I’ve always loved his pocket 😁 Fire Woman and Family Man are so good

In another interview Mickey says he is waiting to hear from Bryan, when to go the next tour. In an interview with Keith Scott, he says Mickey didn't want to go out again, so that is why Pat Stewart (tour drummer (and occasional studio drummer in 83-84 for Adams) from in 1984-1985) is playing live with them again.

Merry “Funk’in” Christmas to you and Becky!! 🎅🎁🎄

Brian Dunne, so humble, and passionate, and love for his craft

I love Brian Dunne, hi expressions on stage, sells his ability

Bar band to the big league may’ve not been as big a jump as you’d thought. Right time, right place. He hit it on the head with his sad proclamation regarding the lack of music education, and venue for young musicians.

That's right you GO !!! MUCH LOVE AND RESPECT AND GRATITUDE TO YOU ALWAYS ❤

I wish he was still with Steve. The new drummer just doesn't have the subtleties and ability to put a shuffle in the beat. He sounds too much like a drum machine and really hurts the sound in my opinion.

Ich sehe Ihn gerne Schlagzeug spielen sehr sympathischer Typ. Grüße aus Germany 👍

This dude’s rim shot sound sets him apart from every other player in the universe

I love Dominic's personality, at least the part I know, what a gentleman and what a guitarist, and he's so cool on the stage.

Great interview Bob! Love Cindy's playing and she's a great person.

Bob this is SO cool! Thanks for your whole channel!

I love that she brought up the energy of learning and the vibrancy of a college town.

Great interview with an awesome musician. Chris is the real deal, caring and gave wonderful advice.