This was recorded live at the Fillmore East in March of 1971. Dickie Betts played co-lead/harmony guitar with Duane Allman playing the slide guitar parts, as was normal when Duane was alive. By the end of October 1971, Duane lost his life as the result of a motorcycle accident. Truly one of the greatest tragedies in the history of music.
Eat A Peach is one of the best albums ever recorded. Sadly, Duane was not able to play on three of the tracks with the rest of the band. Please Call Home is a great song you should check out from the Idlewild South album. It really features Gregg's voice.
I was having a mediocre kinda day. Saw this post and it completely lifted me up! There is nothing like first generation Allman Brothers. Duane and Dickey trading licks. Gregg being the whitest black dude on the planet. I've been a fan since forever. Jay/Amber, you made this old dude's day for sure. I can't tell you how much I love watching Amber's response to these classics. She truly "gets" it. Love you both. May God continually bless you, your family, and all of my extended family here. Peace and blessings to all!!
Yes, she does get it, big-time, Amber tunes in like we all did back in the day when you heard this stuff, they know good music, especially with a couple years experience, I love what they do and are good at it. 🎵
Right there with you, brother! esp love the Allman Brothers/ various other blues groups! I deal with multiple health issues many of which chronic pain daily basis.. given my recent (now complete loss) of mobility, I’m now spending even more time accruing ways to help me cope, these are what I call “enjoyable distractions” 😉😁 Listening to a wide variety in the types of music is a Must! This most definitely includes excellent blues (obviously) LoL It is definitely an important part of what helps me cope! Also, I sometimes love hearing songs where the lead female has an especially husky voice. I could go on but don’t wish to get carried away! Haha! Cheers from a Cdn blues lovin’ sister! music 🎼 🫶😉😄👍🎶
Seriously, this is the greatest live album ever. Get stoned if thats your this, turn the lights down low and sit back and listen to a band hitting its peak.
I could be wrong, but the encore song they played was called the "Mountain Jam." It was 34 minutes long and they all took turns playing. It was a masterful flawless performance. It was worth listing to this song. Go for it.
You have to watch the video of this performance Gregg was 24 and Duane was 25. The talent in this group was outrageous. The soul that oozes from Gregg's performance of all the songs at that concert never gets old.
Every member of this weren't just musicians, they were masters of their crafts. 9ne of the most powerful bands ever. Gregg's soulful and gritty soulful voice 8s top shelf. I was blessed to see them several times and they always brought it
The Allman Brothers was my first concert, at Saratoga Performing Arts Center. My friend and I had lawn tickets, we sat on the grass with a blanket and a cooler, and just gave ourselves up to the jams. The Allmans are one of those rare bands who sounded better live than on the studio album. They just gave off so much energy.
These guys defined southern blues rock and influenced bands that followed them like Lynyrd Skynyrd. Duane Allman primarily played the electric slide guitar, Dickey Betts also played guitar for them (still with us at about 80) and between him and Duane they defined a signature sound of trading licks back and forth which you hear in the middle "solo" part.
You can never go wrong with the Allman Brothers! I love that youngsters like you recognize good music from all genres of the last 60-70 years! Keep rockin' on, & more Allman Brothers!
Dang! Look at you two knowing both Dwayne and Gregg Allman are on this track! What a long way you've come in too short years😊 you also have to give credit to the great Dickey Betts who was also a phenomenal part of Allman Brothers Band. But you didn't know any of this 2 years ago! So proud of you twou
The Allman Brothers were asked by Rolling Stone Magazine, did they set out to make their band an integrated Southern Rock Band? They said no, we just picked the best musicians we could find.
I was fortunate to see them a bunch in the day and they never disappointed. They were very cool and had a great relationship with the audience. One time they had a guest drummer, I think it was Paul Riddle, and he sat in for a couple of songs on Jaimoe's drum kit. Jaimoe went to the side of the stage to watch, he must have gotten thirsty because I noticed he was working himself to the stair side of the stage. He walked down the stairs into the audience, then made his way to the concession stand and bought a really large slushy drink then worked back to the stairs, dancing to the song and having a great time, then went back up onto the stage to wait for his turn on the drums again. What other band could come into the audience like that and not be bothered by the fans. Class act through and through.
❤ love Allman bros. My late husband had their album on vinyl with many other artists from the 70s. My kind of music. Like seeing yall appreciate the good old music..😊
WOOOOHOOOOO!!! ONE of my FAVORITE BANDS!! SO GOOD!! If you hadn't heard In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed: it's one of my favorites by them - but, everything they did was AWESOME to ME!! RIP DUANE, BERRY, DAN, BUTCH and GREGG!!! HUGS to ya'll for listening to this FLAT-OUT JAM!!!!
I had this album back in the day. Sold all my vinyl years later when it seemed it was worth nothing. What a shame, but the feeling about the music lives on in my heart. This song, along with Blue Sky are my all time favorite Allman Brothers tunes.
Two guitarists - Duane Allman and Dicky Betts. The drums sound so good because there are two drummers - Jai Johanny Johanson (Jaimoe) and Butch Trucks.
This band had two drummers! I got to see them in 73 twice and they are definitely my favorite Southern Rock/Blues band. Little Feat comes in a close second! Never got to see them though.
Back in the day I saw them six times and every show was a banger. You had the cover of Eat A Peach on screen, but I believe that was from their live show at the Fillmore East which I attended. I can’t think of too many bands that sounded like that live. They never disappointed. The guitar interlay of Dickie and Duane coupled with Barry Oakley’s bass playing, the two drummers and the ferocious singing and organ playing of Gregg, really set the bar high. If you haven’t played it yet try “ whipping post.”
1972. Stopped by a friend’s house and he’d just brought ‘Eat A Peach’ home. We listened to it, while burning a dube, and I went out straight afterwards to buy the album. Mmmmmm doggies!!!
So glad you circled back to The Allman Brothers. Duane plays the slide guitar and Dickey Betts plays the other lead guitar. Duane is the greatest slide guitar player (greatest guitar player period) IMHO. Betts is also a great guitar player. And Gregg is the greatest rock/ blues singer. I recommend Statesboro Blues (from their Fillmore East live album) if you have not already reacted to it.
Love it! If you want to hear a kick ass blues song from the Allman Brothers then check out It's Not My Cross To Bear. Keep it up, you two are the best reactors on TH-cam. Keep it up! Love you.
You guys have already done this and Statesboro Blues from this album. You might also do Stormy Monday. It’s worth it; you’ll thank me. The whole album is amazing.
Allman brothers - original creator's of southern rock music which gives us all BLUES,JAZZ,GOSPEL AND ROCK MUSIC ALL IN ONE unbelievable band that used two drummers as well
When Barry and Duane died it really got to me. They were my favorite group then. Salty sexy bluesy and just pure talent. Live at the Filmore east best live ever. Ty for the reaction. Melissa here.
I saw them in Watkins Glen New York at the Racetrack. It was the Grateful Dead, Allman Brothers and The Band in Summer of 73. 10,000 tickets were sold and 600,000 people showed up. Deadheads from all over the world came. Largest Rock-concert in the Guinness Book of World Records for a long time. They jammed after concert with the dead and the Band until almost 4:00 🕓 AM
I spent most of my teen Sundays stretched out on a blanket in Central City Park in Macon, Ga listening to the Allman Brothers playing free practice concerts. Usually in front of about 100 people spread out in the park.
This is from the Live at Fillmore East album. Recorded in 1971. Awesome album! So many good songs on that album. Try Statesboro Blues, Stormy Monday and of course Whipping Post.
@@richardkint6531every other song on this album is a banger anyway (the live album) so they only did two out of about 15 songs I think are on that album or more! They have plenty of Allman Brothers at the Fillmore album to work their way through!😮😅
This is one band that always sounds better live than on the studio versions. Live at the Fillmore East and Eat a Peach (this one) are two very special albums and in terms of musicianship, no one is better than the individuals that made up this group in the early years when Duane was in charge.
Just can’t sit down when I hear this song! Gotta get up and dance! Dont forget Dickey Betts on guitar also!! Duane on slide guitar!! Awesome classic stuff! One of best albums concerts ever!! Live at the Filmore!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️
The Allman Brothers "At Fillmore East" is probably the best live album of all time. There's an interview out there with Duane & he is talking about the first two albums they made and how he wanted to capture the way they sounded live. Sadly, Duane passed before the world discovered how great they were live, when this album was released. BTW, the drummers, Butch holding done the fort with his "freight train" drumming and Jaimoe with his fills and thrills, and Berry Oakley's incredible bass was a fantastic rhythm section. Duane and Dickie sharing lead guitars and Gregg's vocals and organ! My favorite band of all times!
Wow, great, beloved tune, the Allman Brothers were the first and arguably the best of, the Southern Rock Genre. Great twin guitars here as always, the original pair on this tune were the best but they had great guitar players all the way to the end. If you have not done both versions of Whipping Post, you should, brilliant studio original then the incredible extended version on the Live at Filmore East legendary show. You will disappear into that song, I assure you, it is an all time classic. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎸🎹🎶
The early Allman Bros were truly an amazing band. I feel so lucky to have been young and crazy during that time. Duane Allman was killed in a motorcycle accident in 1971, and almost a year to the day later bassist Barry Oakley died 3 blocks from where Duane died in another motorcycle accident.
Greatest. Southern. Rock. Band. Ever. Period. Saw them, along with around 600,000 other folks, at the Summer Jam concert at Watkins Glen in 73. Allman Brothers, Grateful Dead and The Band. 3 bands. Was supposed to start at noon, but started at 10am because a few people were already there waiting. Played until laaate that night with a jam between all 3 groups with lineups constantly changing so the guys could take breaks. The "Woodstock" concert nobody knows about because they never made a movie or soundtrack. I went to both of the US Festivals in California just to experience that kind of vibe again. Both were 3 days of fun, but Summer Jam was the best of any concert I've been to. Never did get to see Duane play, Chuck Leavell joined the group on piano to do duets with Dickey Betts - as Duane was obviously irreplaceable. This brings back lots of great memories. Thanks.
Dickey Betts is the other guitar player Duane and Dickey played off each other playing lead Dicky is still around and plays around town in Sarasota, FL. See what I mean around the 5:15 mark.... love hearing these guys Thanks for reacting to one of my fav bands... the one and only Allman Brothers Band!
On this solo Duane played the slide parts while Dickie Betts played the rest So solo starts with Betts and second half is Duane’s slide guitar. Got to see them 4 years straight in late 90s-early 2000s at the Nassau Coliseum in NYC, when they would like 15 shows there every March every year-there were always nothing short of amazing. But lost a little when they kicked out Betts same had to be when they tragically lost Duane in 1971. But we’re always amazing every line up.
Great reaction from The Allman Brothers. They also had some great instrumentals like "Jessica". Checkout one of their latter hits "Crazy Love" sometime. Thanks.😎
@@user-qq1uy8qj6l If all you are relying on is a google search, well, that is the problem. Google doesn't list Jeff Beck in the Top 10 either, but he was also one of the best. These lists are very subjective. But when you talk to people who know musicians, Duane Allman's name comes up as does Jeff Beck, Robin Trower, Steve Gaines, Gary Rossington, Bonnie Raitt and Allen Collins.
As a Floridian that grew up in the 70s and 80s, I am partial to Skynyrd and Molly Hatchet, but the Allman Brothers were amazing and had songs that could rival the best!
@@757optim OK, seems that it's Jax... but the first sentence in the History section confirms they grew up in Daytona, so that explains the stories I've read.
@@TomStacy1 It's always amazed me that both Skynyrd and the ABB were formed n Jax at virtually the same time (even though Skynyrd was basically a name change). Must have been something in the water. : )
This song, the beginning part, was in the movie Almost Famous that you watched. Along with so many other great songs. The movie's writer/director, Cameron Crowe, had gone on tour with The Allman Brothers as a teenager, working on a Rolling Stone magazine article about the band...so he knows them & their music well.
“Whipping Post” needs to be done. Even Frank Zappa used to perform it live. Great tune. As mentioned, Duane was killed in a crash by running into a truck transporting peaches because Georgia is the peach state. Then they released an album titled “Eat A Peach” in his honor. And speaking of the drums Jordan, they were one of the original two drummer bands.
ROBIN TROWER -" Day Of The Eagle" 1970s Blues Rock 🎸 another super fantastic Bluesy Rock by phenomenal guitarist a 70s true classics. Jay and Amber you'll also enjoy this groovy song it's awesome 👍 too
Saw them September 1971 at my small college my freshman year. One month before Duane died. They were on the college concert circuit and just one of many bands in early 70s like Santana who also performed in our basketball arena later that same semester. It was great time to be in college and to be alive.
My favorite Allman Bros. song is not often requested. It is ''No one left to run with anymore'' It is a ''banger'' for sure. The guitar solos will be right up J's alley. If you react to it make sure you pick the full version, you won't want it to end.
Probably my favorite song of theirs. As good as the rest of the band is, my favorite instrument in that cut is the bass. To my shame, I have no idea who is playing bass on this track, but the Dude is COOKIN'!!! Anyway, great reaction as always 👍✌
Amber, actually, that's Dickey Betts playing the guitar you commented on at first. Dickey and Duane shared guitar parts on songs. Duane was playing slide guitar. Dickey Betts never get's the recognition he deserves on guitar because everyone focuses only on Duane. But Dickey is one of the greats on that guitar! He also wrote a few of their most well known songs, "Ramblin' Man, Jessica, etc.
Right ear Dickey Betts, left ear Duane Allman. Cant hardly beat the two of them for a guitar duo. Add the soulful gravely voice of Greg. the pounding drums of Jamoe and Butch all held up the bass of Barry, you got the best sounding band out of the south. Saw them in Aug of 1971 at an outdoor fest in St. Paul, MN
ROB SQUAD EVEN THOUGH YOUR BACKGROUND AS YOU'RE LISTENING TO THIS SONG IS NOT THE ALBUM THAT IT'S ON, BUT THE THUMBNAIL SHOWS THE COVER OF THE ALLMAN BROTHERS AT THE FILLMORE EAST WHICH IS WHERE THE SONG COMES FROM AND THAT IS ONE OF THE BEST ALBUMS, IMHO, IN ROCK HISTORY!!? IF YOU LOVE THE ALLMAN BROTHERS THIS HAS TO BE IN YOUR PERSONAL COLLECTION!! EVERY SINGLE SONG IS A BANGER EVEN THE SLOW BLUEZY ONES!!! NO MATTER WHICH SONG YOU PICK TO REACT TO ON THIS ALBUM YOU WON'T REGRET IT!!! ❤❤❤❤❤
This is my jam! Been a fan of the ABB since I first saw them on 'In Concert' Dec. 8, 1972. Their music has influenced my life like no one else's. I've taken my wife to see several tribute bands, some of which are pretty good, and even got her singing "Might be your man, I don't know!". What a blast. ABB is the original jam band!
Everybody overlooks the brothers of the road album for some reason. I think it's I think all of the almond brothers is good. It's all good to me but the brothers are the roadolfo oh I love it. I love the song the brothers of the road and leaving. I loved that and I never know ah man
Oh, man! This is such an awesome performance! We've only checked out a few of the Allman Brothers' songs over the years, though we always knew a bit about who they were. After seeing Almost Famous so many years ago, and hearing a piece of this song on it, we had to find it. And thanks to reaction channels like yours, we've discovered a few more of their great songs. It's really great Blues Rock, and we're eager to check out more from them. They always seem to put a smile our our faces. Thanks for this.
I love all things Allman, but my favorite song is 'Please Call Home". Broke up with my longtime girlfriend when the song came out and it incapsulated my feeling at the time and spoke to my soul.
I love when you guys do the Allman Brothers Band. Another song of theirs I think you guys will really love is Seven Turns. It’s from their reunion album in the late 1980’s. Dickey Betts does the lead vocal on that one. Please do the video. It’s pretty awesome!
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This was recorded live at the Fillmore East in March of 1971. Dickie Betts played co-lead/harmony guitar with Duane Allman playing the slide guitar parts, as was normal when Duane was alive. By the end of October 1971, Duane lost his life as the result of a motorcycle accident. Truly one of the greatest tragedies in the history of music.
INDEED! 😢😭😢😭😢
Eat A Peach is one of the best albums ever recorded. Sadly, Duane was not able to play on three of the tracks with the rest of the band. Please Call Home is a great song you should check out from the Idlewild South album. It really features Gregg's voice.
My boss was AT that show. I hear a lot of 🔥 stories from that man
Absolutely
Great breakdown after Duane, Dicky will always be my man.
I was having a mediocre kinda day. Saw this post and it completely lifted me up! There is nothing like first generation Allman Brothers. Duane and Dickey trading licks. Gregg being the whitest black dude on the planet. I've been a fan since forever. Jay/Amber, you made this old dude's day for sure. I can't tell you how much I love watching Amber's response to these classics. She truly "gets" it. Love you both. May God continually bless you, your family, and all of my extended family here. Peace and blessings to all!!
I couldn’t agree with you more,this is one of the reasons why these two are my favorite reactors.
Yes, she does get it, big-time, Amber tunes in like we all did back in the day when you heard this stuff, they know good music, especially with a couple years experience, I love what they do and are good at it. 🎵
Right there with you, brother! esp love the Allman Brothers/ various other blues groups! I deal with multiple health issues many of which chronic pain daily basis.. given my recent (now complete loss) of mobility, I’m now spending even more time accruing ways to help me cope, these are what I call “enjoyable distractions” 😉😁 Listening to a wide variety in the types of music is a Must! This most definitely includes excellent blues (obviously) LoL It is definitely an important part of what helps me cope! Also, I sometimes love hearing songs where the lead female has an especially husky voice. I could go on but don’t wish to get carried away! Haha! Cheers from a Cdn blues lovin’ sister! music 🎼 🫶😉😄👍🎶
Here here 😊
No Johnny Winter was the whitest black dude ever but I know what you mean. And 2 great drummers playing together to. Magic!
This song shows the call and response between Dwayne and Dickie Betts that was a hallmark of the band in this era.
Best band of their time...Legends in their own time!!🎸🎹🎸🎹🎤🎶🎵🎤🎶🎵🎸🎸🎸🎹🎹🎹🎸🎸
Some of the greatest musicians to walk this planet.
Amen!!
My all time favorite guitar riffs. Two lead guitars, Dickie Betts and Duane Allman can't beat it
Seriously, this is the greatest live album ever. Get stoned if thats your this, turn the lights down low and sit back and listen to a band hitting its peak.
The whole live concert at Fillmore East, where this was recorded, may be their best live performance ever. They were so young😊
May be the best live performance by any band ever.
I will agree with that. I still have the vinyl I bought when it was first released.
Best live album ever made.
I could be wrong, but the encore song they played was called the "Mountain Jam." It was 34 minutes long and they all took turns playing. It was a masterful flawless performance. It was worth listing to this song. Go for it.
My favorite Allman Brothers song. The first solo was Dickie Betts. Duane played the slide guitar parts of this.
Jay & Amber, you'll love their "Melissa" and "Jessica"!!!
I saw them in '73 in Landover Md. Love them so much we named our two daughters Jessica and Melissa. They are now 41 and 31!
@@garyallison1905 A genuine fan!
@@garyallison1905 Nice!
Yes yes yes!!
I know Jay likes the 70s way more than hes leading on lol
You have to watch the video of this performance Gregg was 24 and Duane was 25. The talent in this group was outrageous. The soul that oozes from Gregg's performance of all the songs at that concert never gets old.
Duane died at the age of 24 on October 29th 1971.
@@matthewoboyle6010Didn't know the exact dates, but thanks for the explicit clarification.
@@Angelslvhf No worries. I wish he had made it to 25. The world could have used another year of Duane Allman making music.
TWO DRUMMERS, TW GREAT GUITARISTS, KEYBOARD, VOCALS...SO EXCELLENT🎤🎤🎸🎸
…and don’t forget Berry on bass.
a rhythm section never equalled before or since and two of the finest guitarists ever.
The Allman Brothers Live at the Fillmore. Is the best live album ever recorded!
I would have to strongly AGREE! Nobody ever talks about Berry Oakley's basslines on these concerts - they were sick!
and that is stated by SO many others and so many experts and masters. It just is. ✌🏽✌🏽⭐⭐
When it comes to the blues you can't beat the Allman Brothers!
Every member of this weren't just musicians, they were masters of their crafts. 9ne of the most powerful bands ever. Gregg's soulful and gritty soulful voice 8s top shelf. I was blessed to see them several times and they always brought it
Southern 70's soul, blues and rock.
The Allman Brothers was my first concert, at Saratoga Performing Arts Center. My friend and I had lawn tickets, we sat on the grass with a blanket and a cooler, and just gave ourselves up to the jams. The Allmans are one of those rare bands who sounded better live than on the studio album. They just gave off so much energy.
I saw the almond brothers at Saratoga. Performing arts center .....came down from saranac Lake/Lake placid New York to watch them.
Coming out of high school in '72 in Canada, the Allman Brothers Band was one of my goto bands. Southern Rock indeed. Great reaction!
These guys defined southern blues rock and influenced bands that followed them like Lynyrd Skynyrd. Duane Allman primarily played the electric slide guitar, Dickey Betts also played guitar for them (still with us at about 80) and between him and Duane they defined a signature sound of trading licks back and forth which you hear in the middle "solo" part.
They should listen to Gimme Three Steps by Lynnrd Skynnrd, same theme as this song.
You can never go wrong with the Allman Brothers! I love that youngsters like you recognize good music from all genres of the last 60-70 years! Keep rockin' on, & more Allman Brothers!
Dang! Look at you two knowing both Dwayne and Gregg Allman are on this track! What a long way you've come in too short years😊 you also have to give credit to the great Dickey Betts who was also a phenomenal part of Allman Brothers Band. But you didn't know any of this 2 years ago! So proud of you twou
Dickey and Jaimo are still with us. Duane. Berry. Butch. Gregg RIP. The chemistry of that original line up was as magical as their mushrooms!
The Allman Brothers were asked by Rolling Stone Magazine, did they set out to make their band an integrated Southern Rock Band? They said no, we just picked the best musicians we could find.
The underrated Dickey Betts on guitar (with Duane) from 1971. You guys would LOVE him singing Seven Turns with Gregg and the 1990 Allmans.
I’ve seen them live a handful of time. Brilliant jam band.
I was fortunate to see them a bunch in the day and they never disappointed. They were very cool and had a great relationship with the audience. One time they had a guest drummer, I think it was Paul Riddle, and he sat in for a couple of songs on Jaimoe's drum kit. Jaimoe went to the side of the stage to watch, he must have gotten thirsty because I noticed he was working himself to the stair side of the stage. He walked down the stairs into the audience, then made his way to the concession stand and bought a really large slushy drink then worked back to the stairs, dancing to the song and having a great time, then went back up onto the stage to wait for his turn on the drums again. What other band could come into the audience like that and not be bothered by the fans. Class act through and through.
The Allman Brothers Band was as good as it gets. Period.
Allman Brothers is always a good pick. A blend of soft rock, blues, and gospel with harmony. Southern Rock at its finest.
Soft Rock?
I’m not sure what you mean by “soft rock.” Sure, they aren’t thrash metal or Black Sabbath, but the ABB are not soft rock or yacht rock.
I agree with Uncle Bob and UGA Dawgs. Ain't nothing soft rock about the Allman Brothers Band.
Their live version of " In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed " on the Fillmore East album is an absolute classic !!! The whole band was cooking on it 🔥
❤ love Allman bros. My late husband had their album on vinyl with many other artists from the 70s. My kind of music. Like seeing yall appreciate the good old music..😊
Great reaction. "Ain't Wastin' Time No More" is a real banger as well.
First solo was Dickey Betts, the second solo on slide guitar was Duane Allman.
WOOOOHOOOOO!!! ONE of my FAVORITE BANDS!! SO GOOD!! If you hadn't heard In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed: it's one of my favorites by them - but, everything they did was AWESOME to ME!! RIP DUANE, BERRY, DAN, BUTCH and GREGG!!! HUGS to ya'll for listening to this FLAT-OUT JAM!!!!
I had this album back in the day. Sold all my vinyl years later when it seemed it was worth nothing. What a shame, but the feeling about the music lives on in my heart. This song, along with Blue Sky are my all time favorite Allman Brothers tunes.
If you want soulful, listen to "it's not my cross to bear". If you want to chair dance, listen to "stand back" by them
Nobody sounds like the Allman Brothers☆☆☆☆♡
Two guitarists - Duane Allman and Dicky Betts. The drums sound so good because there are two drummers - Jai Johanny Johanson (Jaimoe) and Butch Trucks.
This band had two drummers! I got to see them in 73 twice and they are definitely my favorite Southern Rock/Blues band. Little Feat comes in a close second! Never got to see them though.
Back in the day I saw them six times and every show was a banger. You had the cover of Eat A Peach on screen, but I believe that was from their live show at the Fillmore East which I attended. I can’t think of too many bands that sounded like that live. They never disappointed. The guitar interlay of Dickie and Duane
coupled with Barry Oakley’s bass playing, the two drummers and the ferocious singing and organ playing of Gregg, really set the bar high. If you haven’t played it yet try “ whipping post.”
This live performance was at the Fillmore but released on Eat a Peach.
They did Whipping Post a long time ago. Wanted you to know in case you want to see their reaction by searching for.
I've seen the Brothers over twenty or so times. Always amazing.
1972. Stopped by a friend’s house and he’d just brought ‘Eat A Peach’ home. We listened to it, while burning a dube, and I went out straight afterwards to buy the album. Mmmmmm doggies!!!
So glad you circled back to The Allman Brothers. Duane plays the slide guitar and Dickey Betts plays the other lead guitar. Duane is the greatest slide guitar player (greatest guitar player period) IMHO. Betts is also a great guitar player. And Gregg is the greatest rock/ blues singer. I recommend Statesboro Blues (from their Fillmore East live album) if you have not already reacted to it.
So glad I got to see the Allman Brothers live, the most awesome live band of superb musicians!!! Everyone was on their feet dancing the whole time!!!
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Love it! If you want to hear a kick ass blues song from the Allman Brothers then check out It's Not My Cross To Bear. Keep it up, you two are the best reactors on TH-cam. Keep it up! Love you.
Yes!!!! I agree...Not My Cross To Bear...next please✌️💞
Great, heavy blues, gives you goosebumps!
The Allman’s & the Dead are 2 of the bands that live will always be the way to go! Miss those bands so much
Mega banger. One of my top 10 favourite American recordings - this song, and the Eat A Peach album as a whole.
Mountain Jam! 🎸🎸
Allman Brothers are a music religion.🙏😎
Every song on this album is just killer. Melissa and Jessica show a different side of ABB.
I became obsessed with both songs.
Jessica was on brothers and sisters
You guys have already done this and Statesboro Blues from this album. You might also do Stormy Monday. It’s worth it; you’ll thank me. The whole album is amazing.
I keep pushing "Jessica" but I think they only think I like it for the name. :(
Don't forget blue sky 👍
This is party music. It will get your Dancin’ boots goin’ and your flow flowin’ whooo.
Warren Haynes joined Tedeschi Trucks on stage in Boston in September. It was nice to hear them play once again.
thanks for doing this guys!!!! I haven't seen enough reactors reacting to this banger.....Duane and Dickie together is like poetry
Allman brothers - original creator's of southern rock music
which gives us all
BLUES,JAZZ,GOSPEL AND ROCK MUSIC ALL IN ONE unbelievable band that used two drummers as well
When Barry and Duane died it really got to me. They were my favorite group then. Salty sexy bluesy and just pure talent. Live at the Filmore east best live ever. Ty for the reaction. Melissa here.
I saw them in Watkins Glen New York at the Racetrack. It was the Grateful Dead, Allman Brothers and The Band in Summer of 73. 10,000 tickets were sold and 600,000 people showed up. Deadheads from all over the world came. Largest Rock-concert in the Guinness Book of World Records for a long time. They jammed after concert with the dead and the Band until almost 4:00 🕓 AM
I spent most of my teen Sundays stretched out on a blanket in Central City Park in Macon, Ga listening to the Allman Brothers playing free practice concerts. Usually in front of about 100 people spread out in the park.
This is from the Live at Fillmore East album. Recorded in 1971. Awesome album! So many good songs on that album. Try Statesboro Blues, Stormy Monday and of course Whipping Post.
Good Choices but they already reacted to Statesboro Blues & Whipping Post. 😎
@@richardkint6531every other song on this album is a banger anyway (the live album) so they only did two out of about 15 songs I think are on that album or more! They have plenty of Allman Brothers at the Fillmore album to work their way through!😮😅
Recorded live at the Fillmore but released on Eat a Peach
Allman Brothers. Now HERE is some great music!
This is one band that always sounds better live than on the studio versions. Live at the Fillmore East and Eat a Peach (this one) are two very special albums and in terms of musicianship, no one is better than the individuals that made up this group in the early years when Duane was in charge.
Just can’t sit down when I hear this song! Gotta get up and dance! Dont forget Dickey Betts on guitar also!! Duane on slide guitar!! Awesome classic stuff! One of best albums concerts ever!! Live at the Filmore!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️
The Allman Brothers "At Fillmore East" is probably the best live album of all time. There's an interview out there with Duane & he is talking about the first two albums they made and how he wanted to capture the way they sounded live. Sadly, Duane passed before the world discovered how great they were live, when this album was released. BTW, the drummers, Butch holding done the fort with his "freight train" drumming and Jaimoe with his fills and thrills, and Berry Oakley's incredible bass was a fantastic rhythm section. Duane and Dickie sharing lead guitars and Gregg's vocals and organ! My favorite band of all times!
Wow, great, beloved tune, the Allman Brothers were the first and arguably the best of, the Southern Rock Genre. Great twin guitars here as always, the original pair on this tune were the best but they had great guitar players all the way to the end. If you have not done both versions of Whipping Post, you should, brilliant studio original then the incredible extended version on the Live at Filmore East legendary show. You will disappear into that song, I assure you, it is an all time classic. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎸🎹🎶
The early Allman Bros were truly an amazing band. I feel so lucky to have been young and crazy during that time.
Duane Allman was killed in a motorcycle accident in 1971, and almost a year to the day later bassist Barry Oakley died 3 blocks from where Duane died in another motorcycle accident.
Greatest. Southern. Rock. Band. Ever. Period.
Saw them, along with around 600,000 other folks, at the Summer Jam concert at Watkins Glen in 73. Allman Brothers, Grateful Dead and The Band. 3 bands. Was supposed to start at noon, but started at 10am because a few people were already there waiting. Played until laaate that night with a jam between all 3 groups with lineups constantly changing so the guys could take breaks. The "Woodstock" concert nobody knows about because they never made a movie or soundtrack. I went to both of the US Festivals in California just to experience that kind of vibe again. Both were 3 days of fun, but Summer Jam was the best of any concert I've been to. Never did get to see Duane play, Chuck Leavell joined the group on piano to do duets with Dickey Betts - as Duane was obviously irreplaceable. This brings back lots of great memories. Thanks.
Dickey Betts is the other guitar player Duane and Dickey played off each other playing lead Dicky is still around and plays around town in Sarasota, FL. See what I mean around the 5:15 mark.... love hearing these guys Thanks for reacting to one of my fav bands... the one and only Allman Brothers Band!
On this solo Duane played the slide parts while Dickie Betts played the rest So solo starts with Betts and second half is Duane’s slide guitar. Got to see them 4 years straight in late 90s-early 2000s at the Nassau Coliseum in NYC, when they would like 15 shows there every March every year-there were always nothing short of amazing. But lost a little when they kicked out Betts same had to be when they tragically lost Duane in 1971. But we’re always amazing every line up.
A great tune by Greg Allman, I'm no angel. I believe this was during his time with Cher.
What a live band. An Allman Brothers concert was always an experience in music.
My favorite Allman Brothers song is the instrumental In Memory of Elizabeth Reed
Great reaction from The Allman Brothers. They also had some great instrumentals like "Jessica". Checkout one of their latter hits "Crazy Love" sometime. Thanks.😎
The most beautiful song on the planet is Blue sky by the Allmans
This is the stuff I heard everyday growing up.
1 of the greatest bands live of all.
2 drummers banging that song out, together.
Dickie Betts did the first guitar solo and Duane was playing the slide. Gregg on vocals and organ
Ramblin' Man, Whipping Post. Dual lead guitars with Dickie Betts. Duane Allman was underrated as a guitarist.
No, no he wasn't. lol He was and still is considered one of the best ever.
He was good enough that Eric Clapton used him for guitar work on the Derek and the Dominoes album.
He was good, but a Google search does not have him in the top 10. He is better than 12th. Thus my comment.
@@user-qq1uy8qj6l If all you are relying on is a google search, well, that is the problem. Google doesn't list Jeff Beck in the Top 10 either, but he was also one of the best. These lists are very subjective. But when you talk to people who know musicians, Duane Allman's name comes up as does Jeff Beck, Robin Trower, Steve Gaines, Gary Rossington, Bonnie Raitt and Allen Collins.
As a Floridian that grew up in the 70s and 80s, I am partial to Skynyrd and Molly Hatchet, but the Allman Brothers were amazing and had songs that could rival the best!
Interesting Allman Brothers note for a Floridian - the band was formed in 1969 in Skynyrd's home town, Jacksonville.
@@757optim Isn't it actually Daytona? That's where I grew up, and that's been the word on the street... in my limited knowledge and experience.
@@TomStacy1 Check the first sentence in Wikipedia on The Allman Brothers.
@@757optim OK, seems that it's Jax... but the first sentence in the History section confirms they grew up in Daytona, so that explains the stories I've read.
@@TomStacy1 It's always amazed me that both Skynyrd and the ABB were formed n Jax at virtually the same time (even though Skynyrd was basically a name change). Must have been something in the water. : )
This song, the beginning part, was in the movie Almost Famous that you watched. Along with so many other great songs. The movie's writer/director, Cameron Crowe, had gone on tour with The Allman Brothers as a teenager, working on a Rolling Stone magazine article about the band...so he knows them & their music well.
“Whipping Post” needs to be done. Even Frank Zappa used to perform it live. Great tune. As mentioned, Duane was killed in a crash by running into a truck transporting peaches because Georgia is the peach state. Then they released an album titled “Eat A Peach” in his honor. And speaking of the drums Jordan, they were one of the original two drummer bands.
Such a great band. ❤ this song
ROBIN TROWER -" Day Of The Eagle" 1970s Blues Rock 🎸 another super fantastic Bluesy Rock by phenomenal guitarist a 70s true classics. Jay and Amber you'll also enjoy this groovy song it's awesome 👍 too
Saw them September 1971 at my small college my freshman year. One month before Duane died. They were on the college concert circuit and just one of many bands in early 70s like Santana who also performed in our basketball arena later that same semester. It was great time to be in college and to be alive.
My favorite Allman Bros. song is not often requested. It is ''No one left to run with anymore'' It is a ''banger'' for sure. The guitar solos will be right up J's alley. If you react to it make sure you pick the full version, you won't want it to end.
Asia and BJ just did it on a live stream, so they may release it as a reaction.
Probably my favorite song of theirs. As good as the rest of the band is, my favorite instrument in that cut is the bass. To my shame, I have no idea who is playing bass on this track, but the Dude is COOKIN'!!! Anyway, great reaction as always 👍✌
Amber, actually, that's Dickey Betts playing the guitar you commented on at first. Dickey and Duane shared guitar parts on songs. Duane was playing slide guitar. Dickey Betts never get's the recognition he deserves on guitar because everyone focuses only on Duane. But Dickey is one of the greats on that guitar! He also wrote a few of their most well known songs, "Ramblin' Man, Jessica, etc.
Right ear Dickey Betts, left ear Duane Allman. Cant hardly beat the two of them for a guitar duo. Add the soulful gravely voice of Greg. the pounding drums of Jamoe and Butch all held up the bass of Barry, you got the best sounding band out of the south. Saw them in Aug of 1971 at an outdoor fest in St. Paul, MN
This is their unbelievable take on Sonny Boy Williamson's 1962 original.
Masterful masterpiece, played masterfully…..
Two drummers.
'Melissa' song is incredible!
ROB SQUAD EVEN THOUGH YOUR BACKGROUND AS YOU'RE LISTENING TO THIS SONG IS NOT THE ALBUM THAT IT'S ON, BUT THE THUMBNAIL SHOWS THE COVER OF THE ALLMAN BROTHERS AT THE FILLMORE EAST WHICH IS WHERE THE SONG COMES FROM AND THAT IS ONE OF THE BEST ALBUMS, IMHO, IN ROCK HISTORY!!?
IF YOU LOVE THE ALLMAN BROTHERS THIS HAS TO BE IN YOUR PERSONAL COLLECTION!! EVERY SINGLE SONG IS A BANGER EVEN THE SLOW BLUEZY ONES!!!
NO MATTER WHICH SONG YOU PICK TO REACT TO ON THIS ALBUM YOU WON'T REGRET IT!!!
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This is my jam! Been a fan of the ABB since I first saw them on 'In Concert' Dec. 8, 1972. Their music has influenced my life like no one else's. I've taken my wife to see several tribute bands, some of which are pretty good, and even got her singing "Might be your man, I don't know!".
What a blast. ABB is the original jam band!
loved watching your reaction to the brilliance of the Allmans
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Everybody overlooks the brothers of the road album for some reason. I think it's I think all of the almond brothers is good. It's all good to me but the brothers are the roadolfo oh I love it. I love the song the brothers of the road and leaving. I loved that and I never know ah man
Great guitar and bluesy sound from the Allman Brothers-Colin Ward
RIP Dickey. What a legend.
Oh, man! This is such an awesome performance! We've only checked out a few of the Allman Brothers' songs over the years, though we always knew a bit about who they were. After seeing Almost Famous so many years ago, and hearing a piece of this song on it, we had to find it. And thanks to reaction channels like yours, we've discovered a few more of their great songs. It's really great Blues Rock, and we're eager to check out more from them. They always seem to put a smile our our faces. Thanks for this.
One of the great jam bands ever. What a great line up of guitarists, from D Allman-Betts, Betts-Haynes, Haynes-Trucks. Always first rate!
It is almost always DICKEY BETTS on GUITAR doing the first half of the solo, and the DWAYNE ALLMAN doing the slide solos.
I love all things Allman, but my favorite song is 'Please Call Home". Broke up with my longtime girlfriend when the song came out and it incapsulated my feeling at the time and spoke to my soul.
Allman Bros.--- From the soul - Nothin Better !!!!! Love the Channel - Keep up the Great work !
OMG!! I want me some more Allman Bros.!! Thank you all for bringing them back. They are rockin' southern blues!! God bless you both!
This is one of the BEST of all time!!!!
I love when you guys do the Allman Brothers Band. Another song of theirs I think you guys will really love is Seven Turns. It’s from their reunion album in the late 1980’s. Dickey Betts does the lead vocal on that one. Please do the video. It’s pretty awesome!
When people ask me who’s your favorite band, the Allman Brothers always comes to mind.