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Abusa con lo slide dovrebbe toccare poche note ma buone peccato va suonata più semplice

I'd like to learn the slide part of this song.

Big Big….!!!!

What’s the date?

They put in some momentous performances in the "fabulous flag room" of the equally fabulous Bells Of Hell,. 105 West 13.th.St .

Love it :)

Thank you :)

RIP Tommy Talton

R.I.P. Tommy Talton

Rest in peace Tommy, may he find the peace that he wrote about. one of the greatest.

Rest in Peace, Tommy 🙏😔 Yall grab Duane and jam something good!

And now.... RIP Tommy... gone but never forgotten...

And Alex handled this incident as the funny part of his natural charm that he usually dishes out in private with his mates, but he this in public , he handled this in a funny constructive way , kuddos to Alex

Tommy is great,but skydog had a more mellow version of this song

I just discovered this gem. Nice. Thank you!

There are at least two versions of this song. The 5'll Getcha Ten version everyone knows. It is different from the version that appears on Duane Allman: Anthology. Great song.

Just telling a friend today this is the greatest song ever recorded. Thanks guys!

Bill used to open for our band (Blackhawk) at Town hall in Chapel Hill solo in '73. It was his first onstage experience.

I love this!!!

One of the most underrated talents in country rock

Wonderful, Joe! RIP Bill Blue.

Such a great guy. Soulful gentle kind and his music!!

I gotta have this book!!!thank you

THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND GENIUSZ GENIUSZ GENIUSZ nad GENIUSZAMI KOSMOS KOCHANI na zawsze dziękuję BOGU za wszystko dziękuję BARDZO

DUNE ALLMAN GENIUSZ GENIUSZ GENIUSZ na zawsze dziękuję BOGU za wszystko dziękuję BARDZO

Hey, Joe. Have you found any more footage from this day? Thank you so so much for sharing these clips with us. Duane Allman means a lot to me personally. Having been given his middle name as my own middle name, I've always felt a connection to the man. The Allmans have been a staple in my household since before I was even born. Growing up, I was always told "you know we named you after Duane Allman of The Allman Brothers Band. The best guitar player there ever was" and I'd respond "Yea. I know 🙄" As a kid the 1980s, I hated the name Duane. I didn't understand the significance. Today, I couldn't be prouder than to be named after the person I consider the best guitar player ever and the person that inspired me to learn to play guitar. And I'll share that fact with anyone lol. That tells you just how proud I am to share the middle name Duane with Howard Duane Allman. And how thankful I am for my parent bestowing that name upon me. 😁❤️🙏

Thank you, Joe. 🙏❤️

I was also born in Nashville & raised in Daytona beach & your dad would throw sago palm nuts & pine cones at me because I was always sitting in there back yard listening to them play...After i picked one up & hit him in the back of the head ( lucky shot, i was six) i ssaid im sorry i didn't mean to hit you. He turned around & said i meant to hit you kid & smiled & walked thu the back door..But once he found out I was also from Nashville the family took me under there wing .🍑.Mama A would make lemonade & make sure I had mine..LOL...My family moved back to Nashville a year later ( back & forth, back & forth) & i only seen Duane a couple more times but made lifetime friends with Gregg & Mama A..And the 80s were nuts I met.Frankie & Danny Toler thu Gregg & witnessed the Gregg Allman Band go from playing bars with less than a hundred people some nights to playing huge venues after Im No Angel hit MTV...In 89 Frankie & Danny moved to Nashville ( Manchester Tn) & they hung out in my little demo studio..I have some cool stories I could tell, but some ill never tell LOL ...They were good folks..Eat a .🍑for ✌️

Miss you Page Wilson!❤😢❤🎶🎸🎶❤️

I knew Page well! I was his first band photographer and his first wife worked with me way back.Great giy.Loved forever ❤

That's great. It was nice meeting you. I shared it to the fan club. Would love to see more. Thank you.

Happy Heavenly Birthday to the unsung Mr. Terry Garland and in very VERY loving memory too (1953 - 2021 R.I.P. Gone but NOT forgotten) ... 2023-0603

That guitarist reminds me of The late "Terry Kath"

the parking deck man ive heard stories bout that place

Love this! Of course my band does a cover version of this song . . .😃

One of the best songs ever written.

Their greatest track 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

Used too see Bill at The Stanhope House in NJ 3 OR 4 years running. This is exactly how I remember the band. RIP Bill, you left a wonderful musical legacy right up until the end.

Será que foi premeditado?😂😂😂😂😂

Hey Joe, I had no idea that there was video of this until I stumbled across this one.

This is special. If you know the history. Long love Duane 🤙🏽

Thanks Joe! RIP Bill. Great band line up, wonderful to hear them again!

So sweet very nice. Thanks for being .

Really nice version. I'm a huge Rory fan, love that you interpreted rather than copied. Great job!

I lived in Norfolk for several years during and after college. It’s pretty cool to think that I’ve stood and gazed across at those same shipyards that inspired Robbin’s song.

She's a fine writer. Thanks for posting.

I been the beneficiary of decades of visits to this song, I LOVED Cowboy. What a wonderful piece of soul got on that recording.

素晴らしい！！(wonderful)

I sure do miss Scott.. but, I will see him again ..ONE DAY, KAHUNA

It should never be lost on anyone that Duane was just in his very early 20s when all this was transpiring. Few people overflow with the level of confidence and visionary talent that Duane possessed. I love hearing stories about him as much as listening to his music.