Watching this video brought tears of joy to my eyes. I was at the Fillmore when the Brothers recorded the Live at Fillmore album and saw the Brothers when Duane was still alive two more times. I LOVE THIS BAND and the Allman Betts Band do such a good job that Duane; Gregg; and Dickey; Butch; Jaimoe; Berry and all the other players that came latter should all be proud of how well the ALLMAN BETTS Band sounds. The ALLMAN BETTS BAND are my hope for the future of rock music. YOU GUYS ARE GREAT! Thank you.
Great to here I recently stumbled upon allman betts band this summer and I was instantly hooked. The music spoke to me and I was like these guys are the future of rock and the caretakers of their fathers legacy
Now who among us from the original Allman Bros. generation would have ever imagined this legacy? Right on boys! This couldn't be a better a continuation of the best music on earth in my wildest DREAMS!
Thats the interpretation of that song and thats the performance from Dickies boy that I been waiting a long time for. Devon you’re amazing and awesome as well, but hearing Duane arrive, really gives my heart joy. Now if any two bad ass motherfuckin guitar slingers can pull off and ABB tribute tour as a launching platform its yall two! Thank you boys for bringing it back home
Launching pad is right - when they can WRITE AND PLAY their own music with an increase in new, interesting themes and ideas, then it's on. Otherwise, they're 'just a good band covering half-century old music. I feel the same way about D&C - Mayer's playing GREAT there, but he and Weir need to WRITE AN ALBUM.
I saw them do this in the Cumberland Caverns earlier this year and will see them in Frankfort next week. This is a legitimate band, not a novelty act. They want to be their own selves while paying respect to their father's legacies and they find the perfect blend playing live. Having said that, this was the highlight of the show. I couldn't stop grinning like a fool. It was an audio time machine .
Very true; these guys are killer in their own right. Just listen to their album 'Down to the River' and their new one coming out in June '20 - can't wait. That being said, we all go apeshit when they play Allmans music, 'cuz no one can do it like them.
Berry Oakley's bass lines were incredible. The way him , Dicky and Duane bounced off each other then comeback so harmoniously. Duane Betts ain't a bad player himself this takes me back to my youth.
Devon Allman has since returned, after attending to some appointments he held with doctors to assure the doctors have a healthy understanding of music .
Damn that takes me back to the day! These guys definitely will carry the torch for The Allman Brothers Band, Duane & Devon certainly have that touch! Rock on guys!
There is definitely no denying who Duane's daddy is! They are hopefully reviving what real music is supposed to sound like! What an unreal rendition of such an incredible song.
I've known Jon personally for about 15 years, he's a Jersey guy. One of the best I've ever seen. That solo was a little mild for him, when he gets going with his own band it is really quite a treat. BTW, where's Devon in this video?
spoke too soon. who's the wailin' , fine organist stealing Betts' thunder? The whole band's tight as hell. I know, I know. Duane's got a ways to go before he can carry his dad's guitar strap. He'll get there if he can pick up a little more fire along the way. And the first soloist (Stretcher? Somebody tell me) is already a monster who plays a mean slide too. Looking forward to lots more. Aren't you?
@@rrb-live Thanks much for the info. Also writing to choke back the remark I made about Duane having a ways to go to catch Dickey. I went back and listened to Duane's solo on Liz Reed. And then I listened some more and became astonished over Duane's work. You get to really hear him when you begin to follow Duane's melodic journey that is his Liz Reed; what stands out is how well he establishes an underpinning of the varied rhythms that the song suggests while improvising a host of the song's inventive harmonies atop it. Duane's is a performance of skill and heart after all -- and hat's off to him for developing a style a part of but not apart of Dickey's.
WTF, bring back the Allman Betts band. Makeup, dry out or whatever you need to do. You guys said you going to take a break well this break is lasting too long now the pandemic is over and we can all come and see you guys you're not together that's a bummer.
Let this music rest in peace and do your own thing boys. Get your own name, write your own material, go your own way. You are not your father nor will you ever be. Peace Out!
They do write original songs. They do a fine job of it. They also do a fine job of covering the song's their fathers created. Duane Betts has spent time in bands that play original songs. I saw Oakley when he was 16 or 17. The Band was Bloodline. A very you Joe Bonamassa, Waylon Krieger and Miles Davis son on drums. They are not riding on the coattails of their Father's. They are carrying the torch. The original tunes are legitimate songs that have ABB influences and no more than that. Every musician has influences. These guy's are legit. So is Lucas Nelson. Two examples of the next generation who could have easily had a career cashing in on a name. Neither of them are. Probably have more pressure than I could imagine proving that they're not.
I appreciate the fact they are keep the tradition alive, but they would not have near the attention if it was not for the last names. Average bar band.
Watching this video brought tears of joy to my eyes. I was at the Fillmore when the Brothers recorded the Live at Fillmore album and saw the Brothers when Duane was still alive two more times. I LOVE THIS BAND and the Allman Betts Band do such a good job that Duane; Gregg; and Dickey; Butch; Jaimoe; Berry and all the other players that came latter should all be proud of how well the ALLMAN BETTS Band sounds. The ALLMAN BETTS BAND are my hope for the future of rock music. YOU GUYS ARE GREAT! Thank you.
I agree! These guys are really honoring the music. I just wish they were performing closer to Tampa sometime soon
I cried like a baby....
Great to here I recently stumbled upon allman betts band this summer and I was instantly hooked. The music spoke to me and I was like these guys are the future of rock and the caretakers of their fathers legacy
Fillmore was the greatest live record of all time 👍. The guys did a killer job here !
Now who among us from the original Allman Bros. generation would have ever imagined this legacy? Right on boys! This couldn't be a better a continuation of the best music on earth in my wildest DREAMS!
The peaches didn't fall far from the tree, tank gawd
Is that BO jr on bass?
@@weissmann7770 You betcha, playing his dad's basses too. He uses the tractor as well. Met him when he was with Butch Trucks "Freight Train"
@@weissmann7770 yes
It's too bad Butch Trucks' Son isnt on drums as well
But he's son? He has a son who plays guitar. I'm thinking you mean his nephew, Derek's brother, who plays drums with Widespread Panic.
Hope they keep producing music in keeping with their family's style. Good stuff! This generation can learn a lot about real music from these boys.
Thats the interpretation of that song and thats the performance from Dickies boy that I been waiting a long time for. Devon you’re amazing and awesome as well, but hearing Duane arrive, really gives my heart joy. Now if any two bad ass motherfuckin guitar slingers can pull off and ABB tribute tour as a launching platform its yall two! Thank you boys for bringing it back home
Dont forget Berry Oakley's son is on bass
Launching pad is right - when they can WRITE AND PLAY their own music with an increase in new, interesting themes and ideas, then it's on. Otherwise, they're 'just a good band covering half-century old music. I feel the same way about D&C - Mayer's playing GREAT there, but he and Weir need to WRITE AN ALBUM.
The legacy lives on their dad's must be very proud
I saw them do this in the Cumberland Caverns earlier this year and will see them in Frankfort next week. This is a legitimate band, not a novelty act. They want to be their own selves while paying respect to their father's legacies and they find the perfect blend playing live. Having said that, this was the highlight of the show. I couldn't stop grinning like a fool. It was an audio time machine .
Very true; these guys are killer in their own right. Just listen to their album 'Down to the River' and their new one coming out in June '20 - can't wait. That being said, we all go apeshit when they play Allmans music, 'cuz no one can do it like them.
😂😂😂💚🍻🍻🍻
Johnny Stachela, wow. Love Duane, but the slide player is indeed, as Devon says, their secret weapon.
My god! The whole thing is incredible, but damn, Berry Oakley jr is just fantastic in this, and that drum break towards the end, OMG!!!!
Great job guys. Duane you are filling very big shoes for a lot of us super fans of your Pop. Way to go.
First heard this in 1972, what amazes me is this is so perfectly played just like the original. Beautiful.
Yep, close your eyes and you are there !!! This is amazing ❤️
I have been listening to the band for 40 years or so now i am a bigger fan than ever i am so going to see them over and over again
These guys are only going to get better and better!
No Words !!......JUST AWESOME !!........Keep On Truckin Boys !!
Just now started listening to them,they are Far out love them!!!💜✌
They stopped touring together a year or so ago. Devon Allman and Duane Betts are doing their own thing now.
THANK YOU POSTING THIS!!!!! IVE BEEN AN ABB FAN SINCE 1971, & THIS IS AWESOME - THEIR SONS - OMG!!!!!!!
You guys are awesome,,the legacy lives on thur their Daddy's! It's in the blood line!! Rock on you Guy's!!!🎼🎤🎶🎸🎸🎻🎺🎷🎺🎹🎶🌟❤🍑
I’ve seen these guys a few times they sound great. They always put on a great show.
Berry Oakley's bass lines were incredible. The way him , Dicky and Duane bounced off each other then comeback so harmoniously. Duane Betts ain't a bad player himself this takes me back to my youth.
WOW!! Some people up above are smiling down on this!
One of the BEST bands around !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
These guys are fabulous
Gonna be big
Yes! There ya go. I look forward to seeing these guys live sometime. I hope they make it to West Florida. Cheers from Tampa Bay!
Yea they are supposed to be at the Big Orange festival in Punta Gorda in October and I am looking forward
Damn, if you close your eyes...you would never know!
agreed!
Agreed
Devon Allman has since returned, after attending to some appointments he held with doctors to assure the doctors have a healthy understanding of music .
Damn that takes me back to the day! These guys definitely will carry the torch for The Allman Brothers Band, Duane & Devon certainly have that touch! Rock on guys!
There is definitely no denying who Duane's daddy is! They are hopefully reviving what real music is supposed to sound like! What an unreal rendition of such an incredible song.
I always loved the Latin flavor in this masterpiece of a song ! Wouldn't be the same without the keyboards. Thanks so much guys.
Sounds great can't wait to see yall live
Can I just say THANK YOU. ...
Jon Ginty, hands down, the best player in the band. That solo was awesome, he captivated both the audience and the players in the band.
I've known Jon personally for about 15 years, he's a Jersey guy. One of the best I've ever seen. That solo was a little mild for him, when he gets going with his own band it is really quite a treat. BTW, where's Devon in this video?
fantastic recording
Carrying the torch🔥
Gorgeous!!!
Freaking outstanding!
In memory for sure!!!!
spoke too soon. who's the wailin' , fine organist stealing Betts' thunder? The whole band's tight as hell. I know, I know. Duane's got a ways to go before he can carry his dad's guitar strap. He'll get there if he can pick up a little more fire along the way. And the first soloist (Stretcher? Somebody tell me) is already a monster who plays a mean slide too. Looking forward to lots more. Aren't you?
Johnny Stachela
John Ginty on organ, Johnny Stachela on slide.
@@rrb-live Thanks much for the info. Also writing to choke back the remark I made about Duane having a ways to go to catch Dickey. I went back and listened to Duane's solo on Liz Reed. And then I listened some more and became astonished over Duane's work. You get to really hear him when you begin to follow Duane's melodic journey that is his Liz Reed; what stands out is how well he establishes an underpinning of the varied rhythms that the song suggests while improvising a host of the song's inventive harmonies atop it. Duane's is a performance of skill and heart after all -- and hat's off to him for developing a style a part of but not apart of Dickey's.
I love the guitars!
Fantastic!!!!
cool upload..got to see Allmans minus Duane way back..love those guys and their kids
Chips off the old block.
Stunning stuff!
Oakley, featuring Allman Betts
Very nice "Les Brers" tease, there
dickey betts and great southern with Dan Toler did it the exact same way in the 70s.
Nice sound and video.
The TORCH HAS BEEN PASSED!!
this is so goooooodddd!!!!
Duane sounds so much like his dad
Looks like him too in my opinion.
sldl04 - except taller.
Perfect.
That's his boy!
Damn!......that was good!
You definitely need to bring that to Australia
incredible
Just need Berry Jr. and the other guitarist to switch places on stage here for the visual to be complete....
Very good! Cat on the Hammond good, too. I think he had an organism around 8:45...
Wow... just wow. !.sydney oz.
This is the best I've heard them so far. Nice job. Where was Allman?
Devon sat out on this one
Is Berry Jr. playing his dad's old bass he used to play this song originally??
Looks like it--the Tractor Bass
Sounds good guys 🍄
OMG!!
🎸👍
Go Peter!!
YEAH BABY !!!!!!!!!!!
PERFECTION...
Fucking AWESOME!!!
Nice.
Yea....🤘😎
Monumentalno
can't get better seats then this
i can play with these guys....I think.
Always bothers me that Devon Allman leaves the stage for this. There has to be some way that he could be a part of this epic Allman Brothers classic.
Umm mistake ...when handing the jamming to the end guy?..who is he...? Why isn't his name mentioned?.hmmmm.
No slouch is he?
Good Question
Johnny Stachela.
Frankly, they do a better job on this than the recent incarnation of the ABB with Warren Haynes.
Great very Good
Agreed wholeheartedly!!
WTF, bring back the Allman Betts band. Makeup, dry out or whatever you need to do. You guys said you going to take a break well this break is lasting too long now the pandemic is over and we can all come and see you guys you're not together that's a bummer.
This is a great band and a wonderful rendition of the song. But it certainly no Butch Trucks on percussion!
Is musical ability genetic, it seems like it.
🙂
Let this music rest in peace and do your own thing boys. Get your own name, write your own material, go your own way. You are not your father nor will you ever be.
Peace Out!
They do write original songs. They do a fine job of it. They also do a fine job of covering the song's their fathers created. Duane Betts has spent time in bands that play original songs. I saw Oakley when he was 16 or 17. The Band was Bloodline. A very you Joe Bonamassa, Waylon Krieger and Miles Davis son on drums. They are not riding on the coattails of their Father's. They are carrying the torch. The original tunes are legitimate songs that have ABB influences and no more than that. Every musician has influences. These guy's are legit. So is Lucas Nelson. Two examples of the next generation who could have easily had a career cashing in on a name. Neither of them are. Probably have more pressure than I could imagine proving that they're not.
Loosen up dudes. Look like frightened kids
Duane is good just not in the same league as his dad
Not too many can follow in the steps of his father...son included.
I appreciate the fact they are keep the tradition alive, but they would not have near the attention if it was not for the last names. Average bar band.
Brandon Cash, Hater...
But they DO have the last names soooooo.......what the fuck is your point?
Yeah right.......average bar band......you SUCK !!