How they must have felt during this session. Hearing how everything was coming together. You just know. When it’s on, it unmistakable. Absolutely phenomenal tune.
This is in my opinion one of the greatest blues performances of all time. The entire band was stellar and Duane was phenomenal. Vocals are so soulful and emotional. One of my top 10 songs.
I heard this performance for the first time live in San Fransisco in the early 70s, and the memory lingers on to this very day. Truly one of the greatest Blues performances of all time.
I have been a fan of the blues since I first heard BB king in 87? I just heard this song for the first time a couple of years ago. It has quickly entered in my top 10 favorites.
I think in 1968 the sidewalk marker had me looking up to see it! Put me onto blues all my life! Next up was “Room to Move” and the Bluesbreakers,! God speed us all to that place where we can all gather again!
This song is a lesson in perfection from beginning to end. A lesson on songwriting craftsmanship. A lesson on musicianship and artistry. Sheer perfection.
American Excellence here!! Absolutely excellent vocals and music here. The music is beautiful, ethereal, real, and pure . We need pride in this American Excellence and much more if it!! The globe is watching us as we now divide and fall apart. The forced hate being pushed by media is a desperate reaction to our powerful unity. UNITE AMERICA !!! LET'S ONCE AGAIN BOOGIE !! -MLE
Was just home from Viet Nam, Sept of '71 and a friend played this while we smoked a doobie!! WOW, 52 years later still one of my top five best ever. The healer and TREAT run right close to this. TREAT at the Fillmore West is anAWESOME piece of Santana art worh, must listen!!
Boz does this number at almost every show. Have seen him three times, including last night 9/7/19. This song alone is worth the price of admission. No Duane but Boz’s band is awesome.
Possibly the greatest blues recording of all time considering the musicians arrangement and performance. I've been listening to this song for 45 years and only realized how incredible Boz Scaggs rythm guitar was during the last solo by Duane.
Although Duane Allman is Indisputably a legend as a guitarist, let us not forget that Boz Skaggs is no slouch in that area & is also heard playing right along with Duane as well as lead vocals.
@@timothyrogstad5577 one of my all-time favorite blues songs, so yes, I crank it & sing along at the top of my lungs ! It's the timing of Box's vocals that makes it so difficult. Not the only one of his songs sung on "Boz time"
A friend spun "Duane Allman: Anthology" for me back in the 1970s, and this song just floored me. It also got me to look up songwriter Fenton Robinson, who was a damned good blues guitarist and vocalist. I have two of Fenton's albums.
I am like a few other commenters. How in the world did I get to this point in my life, loving this type of music, and not know about this song?! I am completely blown away. It makes me both sad and happy to think that maybe there are other pieces of genius out there for me yet to discover.
Better late than never my friend. I was fortunate enough to discover this song and the brilliance that is Boz when I was a teenager in the mid-70s. Loved the guy ever since.
Yes Duane is unreal on this, but so is everyone. Drum, keyboard, horns, vocal, just everything. The whole thing is a masterpiece. Couldn't change one piece to make it better.
This is where Gregg came up with Desdemona on the Hittin the Note album. Slow blues with a reggae type rhythm in the middle and then back to slow blues to finish-Absolutely brilliant!
Yes, Bruce, I saw a more recent version, he did a good job. Also the guitarist he had paid homage to Duane while still doing his own thing. I thought it was quite tasty.
Justin Green Jimi was great when he recorded in the studio. BUT Skydog was phenomenal LIVE! Duane didn't need machines in the studio to make him sound better
Had he lived past 24 years of age he would have been the undisputed best ever, it wouldn’t even be an argument. Duane is still considered the greatest electric slide player of all time. The guy was a virtuoso!
I don't think drummer Roger Hawkins gets his due. Just a tremendous, deep, soulful pocket. Behind earlier Aretha classics and so many other artists. Listen as he drives the band through dynamic and tempo changes.
100%. Particularly in Blues. I think David Gilmour is entirely following a cue in the PF band. I recently saw how five wines the same, tasted, a majority will say the first is best. Comfortably Numb.
Check out "Layla and other love songs" by Derek ( Clapton ) and the Dominoes. Duane is all over that double LP. Also buy Greggs autobiography and he lists some of the people whom Duane played with on recordings.
This song is a regular on my playlist. I close my eyes and remember seeing him in concert at the Oakland Paramount Theatre. He was so damn good, before he went totally pop.
I was hatched down the street on Pill Hill in Providence Hospital where my Mom was born in 26. He was great at "pop" and you should have seen him at Caesars Tahoe in late eighties. :"Middleman" was played a TON in my home and is a stellar "pop" album. I just love a big jazz box geetar playn blues and soul! Saw BB at the Paramount and also Bonnie Raitt recording Road Tested. Fox theater Oakland and Yoshis (smaller club) are both also a great music venue. Box's work with Steve Miller on Sailer is steller also.
Saw the Allman Brothers at St John Fisher college in Pittsford NY they opened for Jonny Winter they are and were the best band I've seen and I've seen all but the Beatles God be with you Duane
@@robjontay5052 Wrong. Do your homework. Live, in the studio at Muscle Shoals Sound, August 28, 1969. It was at the end of the session and spontaneous.
I have heard that the original recording of this at Muscle Shoals was 45 minutes long. When Duanne was cleared for takeoff, he took the Muscle Shoals Horn Section with him. The rumor is: THAT RECORDING STILL EXISTS!!!
when I was young, KSHE would play this song really late at night, and I fell in love with it. at that time, I thought the lyric was"somebody lonely died"
This is the swampers isn’t it? How in the world could all that great music come out of that little town in Alabama. Hail Muscle Shoals and the Swampers
Actually born in Nashville, but was Georgia boy later on, he did go to Alabama and sat outside the studio until someone let him play. Capricorn Studios was located in Macon, GA and they did record many albums there.
It’s an awesome thing that the Swampers were able to develop and play on so many great songs. Duane Allman was a Florida boy who decided early on that music was what he wanted to do. He was on a mission and turned out to be fabulous! He seemingly brought slide guitar to the forefront! He was known for being able to hear parts and use them later in his music.
I've read that Duane took his guitar and amp into the bathroom to get it right. He was using a Telecaster with a Strat neck, so that explains the difference in tone from his later use with a Les Paul.
The descending bassline while the horns and guitar are bright tugs at my very soul. Was lucky enough to be at an Allmans show at the Beacon when Boz and the Asbury Juke joined in and played a few songs, of course finishing with this one.
Saludos! My mom is from San Jose. I take it with the last name Howard, you are not originally from there. I also have Howards in my family from Georgia. Pura vida!
I first heard this song around 1971, on the radio. Ran out soon after and bought the Boz Scaggs album. Should be required listening for every electric guitar player. Worth noting that there's not a lick of slide. Duane was a great guitar player, not just a great slide player.
There are arguments to be made to who is the greatest.... Jimi, Eric, Duane, Page etc. But what aggravates me is the people that get credit for being better than Duane who are not even in the same building. Eddie Van Halen, Slash, Keith Richards, etc.
How come Michael Bloomfield never gets any recognition for his playing of the blues, just because he a-shewed peoples worship of “guitar gods” He was an early proponent and practitioner and player of blues method. “white” guys playing african american blues music. Those mentioned were actually playing blues-rock, l don’t mean to disparage those playing thus.
HELLO!! Someone, somewhere needs to remix this, and bring Duane out to the forefront where the worlds greatest rock/blues guitarist ever BELONGS!!! Well!....we're waiting!!
I wish someone would, the horns are too far in front for parts of it. I'd also like to see where it went as they faded it out as he was just getting cranking.
Just watched an interview of Boz where he said they had an hour of studio time left, they worked it out once (recording it) and played it again to record 'for real' and that was it. He wasn't sure if the first or second take was used
as a very longtime listener to the blues, I divide it into several chronological eras. First, I call the Delta Blues (as in Miss. R. delta), second is Chicago Blues, which added more instrumentation and "street" themes, third is Electric Blues. So, I don't recognize the greatest of all times, but rather, the greatest of each era. Although problematic, this is right there at the top of the greatest Electric Blues.
Still sounds just like the original Boz Skaggs album mix that I've lamented for years. The engineer left Skydog and Boz's playin' way behind the horns and the organ. The world misses out on one of Duane's best solos ever, if there is one?
I am from Memphis, I never knew Boz was this frigging fantastic. Shame on me. With Dwayne Allman ? OMG. That has to be Greg on that damn organ, some body please tell me , it does not say. Thank you!!! Excellent...MemphisHorns? What. I need info....Ok , Muscle Shoals says it all. Still southern blues, fantastic. Playlist. It is Memphis Horns, but not Greg. How can it not be great. Frigging Stax And Muscle Shoals mixed.OMG. SO GLAD I FOUND THIS.
@@MDLOP8 thank you so much for posting ❤ this. You made my Day. I saw this post first and worked backwards. Lol. WOW. I am 64 and moved to Memphis in'68. I know Boz even has an album out named Memphis... full circle. I have seen the Allman Bros. So many time in Memphis, not with Duane though. This makes up for it. Lol thanks again. Peace.
Mitchell, I found a video about Otis Redding that talks about Stax and M S , Soul Deep 4 - Otis Redding and Southern Soul (2005). It is good. Peace Also one on Sam Cook and his rise from gospel music. Great info in both. Are you aware Aretha came to M S and wrote and recorded her music to Get started? I did not. Very good info, WOW. Jerry Wexler was the connection from NYC.
And now when you listen to this TH-cam has placed a commercial in Duane’s solo, near the end. Unbelievable! I Guess the folks at TH-cam are just plain stupid.
man...if you don't feel it, check for a pulse. Not a fan of messing with original engineering, but could see the horns being backed up a bit and Duane's guitar being brought forward. Regardless, a blues masterpiece.
Boz, one Z, but it seems like a sleeper. I didn't know of it either. I do put Silk Degrees in that category of albums without a single bad song on it. Mid-70s. Then it's like he disappeared for decades. Whither, Boz?
His solo work through the years has kept him going on the tour circuits. He recently joined up with Donald Fagen and Michael McDonald as The Dukes of September.
How they must have felt during this session. Hearing how everything was coming together. You just know. When it’s on, it unmistakable. Absolutely phenomenal tune.
Man! if listening to Duane and Boz doesn't give you goosebumps . . . Have Another!!
This is in my opinion one of the greatest blues performances of all time. The entire band was stellar and Duane was phenomenal. Vocals are so soulful and emotional. One of my top 10 songs.
DITTO!!!!!!!!!!
Totally agree💯✌🇭🇷
I heard this performance for the first time live in San Fransisco in the early 70s, and the memory lingers on to this very day. Truly one of the greatest Blues performances of all time.
I concure Sir
I have been a fan of the blues since I first heard BB king in 87? I just heard this song for the first time a couple of years ago. It has quickly entered in my top 10 favorites.
One of the Best American Blues songs ever performed. And by some White Guys named Bozz Scaggs and Duane Allman.....
Not your 'Average White Band'. Kudos to the home of the blues and their sad genesis
Yeh guess what...I have seen Black guys do algebra.
Yes Rob, not bad for a couple of white boys.😅😅
So Rob, you just figurin' it out 'The Blues' is color blind?
I think in 1968 the sidewalk marker had me looking up to see it! Put me onto blues all my life! Next up was “Room to Move” and the Bluesbreakers,! God speed us all to that place where we can all gather again!
This song is a lesson in perfection from beginning to end. A lesson on songwriting craftsmanship. A lesson on musicianship and artistry. Sheer perfection.
This song is a gem to be treasured forever.
yes,indeed. get to it. thanks Fenton for the original. And Boz took it out there.Great...
American Excellence here!! Absolutely excellent vocals and music here. The music is beautiful, ethereal, real, and pure .
We need pride in this American Excellence and much more if it!! The globe is watching us as we now divide and fall apart. The forced hate being pushed by media is a desperate reaction to our powerful unity. UNITE AMERICA !!! LET'S ONCE AGAIN BOOGIE !!
-MLE
❤ Duane Allman
Hero's and mentors. Inspiring game changerozs. Love y'alls Allmans & Boz. Thank y'all and also GB Leroy Shelton.
Was just home from Viet Nam, Sept of '71 and a friend played this while we smoked a doobie!! WOW, 52 years later still one of my top five best ever. The healer and TREAT run right close to this. TREAT at the Fillmore West is anAWESOME piece of Santana art worh, must listen!!
Glad you made it home brother. us army 69-71 got home in march.
Boz does this number at almost every show. Have seen him three times, including last night 9/7/19. This song alone is worth the price of admission. No Duane but Boz’s band is awesome.
As always...
Somewhere like 90’s taste of Colorado.
Could have bee Greg and bros?
Phoenix Union High School Auditorium sometime in the 80s
If Boz ONLY did this song in his live shows I'd pay to see him every time he was in the area.
Can you imagine having the ability, the skill and the feeling to be able to put out this masterpiece?
No I can't!
no
Possibly the greatest blues recording of all time considering the musicians arrangement and performance. I've been listening to this song for 45 years and only realized how incredible Boz Scaggs rythm guitar was during the last solo by Duane.
Absolute high quality beautiful
Somebody loan that man a dime!! LAWD have Mercy!!!
No one could play a blues slide like Skydog Allman. Dead at 24, what a loss. What would he have created had he lived into his 70s? The good die young.
Not slide dammit.
Saw Boz this past Tuesday night in Rochester, NY. Did this song it's justice and more. Can't get enough of his blues this tour. Loved every minute.
Although Duane Allman is Indisputably a legend as a guitarist, let us not forget that Boz Skaggs is no slouch in that area & is also heard playing right along with Duane as well as lead vocals.
Ever tried to sing along with this-not easy. best guitar and crooning.
@@timothyrogstad5577 one of my all-time favorite blues songs, so yes, I crank it & sing along at the top of my lungs ! It's the timing of Box's vocals that makes it so difficult. Not the only one of his songs sung on "Boz time"
Yes you are absolutely right they are both great gbt
He's not playing that great rhythm guitar
One of the most tragic losses to the world of music was Duane Allman.
This guy was born playing guitar ❤
Great Blues with this Master Duanne Allman ,& Boz Scaggs masterfui duet with great musicians, remembering this song the Best 1969 🎸🎸🎸🥁🎹
Damn! 56 yrs. old, born and raised in Atlanta and I never had the pleasure of feeling these blues. The music of Muscle Shoals will live forever!
A friend spun "Duane Allman: Anthology" for me back in the 1970s, and this song just floored me. It also got me to look up songwriter Fenton Robinson, who was a damned good blues guitarist and vocalist. I have two of Fenton's albums.
I am like a few other commenters. How in the world did I get to this point in my life, loving this type of music, and not know about this song?!
I am completely blown away. It makes me both sad and happy to think that maybe there are other pieces of genius out there for me yet to discover.
Ray Klein 💕👌
Never stop searching. ✌️😎
Stevie Ray always brings a smile 😎
Better late than never my friend. I was fortunate enough to discover this song and the brilliance that is Boz when I was a teenager in the mid-70s. Loved the guy ever since.
I actually named my cat Duane in honor of him. Sadly he passed away also.
I know, right? I lived in Memphis over 40 yrs , and did not know this.
Yes Duane is unreal on this, but so is everyone. Drum, keyboard, horns, vocal, just everything. The whole thing is a masterpiece. Couldn't change one piece to make it better.
Blues at its finest, driving thru Nevadas Great Basin with Bozz and Duane, it's a fine trip man.
This is where Gregg came up with Desdemona on the Hittin the Note album. Slow blues with a reggae type rhythm in the middle and then back to slow blues to finish-Absolutely brilliant!
Flawless in every respect. That organ intro just kills with emotion, the vocal, and of course Duane
Darrell Sanford ...Boz Scaggs to this day can bring it..!
Yes, Bruce, I saw a more recent version, he did a good job. Also the guitarist he had paid homage to Duane while still doing his own thing. I thought it was quite tasty.
Bruce Cranor The guitarist was named Drew Zingg - really good player.
til this day, the best he has ever played, anytime i see this version, i play it, once again, my soul is cleansed and free, jus sayin !😎🙌😎!
@@freakbennett2263 Yeah. Think I'll hit it once more- max volume headphones before hitting the rack. Hope I'll be able to turn it off in my head.
Love Duane's pause at the very end and then gets right back on it. Whew
This never gets old. Never
Greatest guitarist ever to pick up an instrument, that Allman fella.
duane is number 3, FZ and Jimi could smoke him
Not a chance.
Chet Atkins.
Justin Green Jimi was great when he recorded in the studio. BUT Skydog was phenomenal LIVE! Duane didn't need machines in the studio to make him sound better
Had he lived past 24 years of age he would have been the undisputed best ever, it wouldn’t even be an argument. Duane is still considered the greatest electric slide player of all time. The guy was a virtuoso!
I don't think drummer Roger Hawkins gets his due. Just a tremendous, deep, soulful pocket. Behind earlier Aretha classics and so many other artists. Listen as he drives the band through dynamic and tempo changes.
The whole Muscle Shoals band was killer, but Skydog was special and at his best here.
Bro, it’s class.
100%. Particularly in Blues. I think David Gilmour is entirely following a cue in the PF band. I recently saw how five wines the same, tasted, a majority will say the first is best. Comfortably Numb.
Roger must be or has been a studio musician. Once spotted him in a video of Hall/Oates, somewhere.
He was the best. I did session demos in Muscle Shoals playing drums, and Roger Hawkins was IT!
great song, Duane kills it, of course, gives me chills when I hear him play.
Grew up a fan of the Allman Brothers but somehow missed this one until a few weeks ago. All I can say is wow!
Duane was a session player on so many artists records before the Allmans Brothers hit.
Check out "Layla and other love songs" by Derek ( Clapton ) and the Dominoes. Duane is all over that double LP. Also buy Greggs autobiography and he lists some of the people whom Duane played with on recordings.
Check out the story of Muscle Shoals and the Swampers. The real story about this great song.
@@dominicmauricio2474 thanks for your knowledge 👌
I'm Solo again, Thank God For
Great Music.
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Just a piece of art...
This song is a regular on my playlist. I close my eyes and remember seeing him in concert at the Oakland Paramount Theatre. He was so damn good, before he went totally pop.
I was hatched down the street on Pill Hill in Providence Hospital where my Mom was born in 26. He was great at "pop" and you should have seen him at Caesars Tahoe in late eighties.
:"Middleman" was played a TON in my home and is a stellar "pop" album. I just love a big jazz box geetar playn blues and soul! Saw BB at the Paramount and also Bonnie Raitt recording Road Tested. Fox theater Oakland and Yoshis (smaller club) are both also a great music venue. Box's work with Steve Miller on Sailer is steller also.
We are blessed
Saw the Allman Brothers at St John Fisher college in Pittsford NY they opened for Jonny Winter they are and were the best band I've seen and I've seen all but the Beatles God be with you Duane
Toured this studio last month.
It gave me chills knowing the massive amount of AMAZING music to come out of that room.
WOW.
Muscle Shoals?
I believe this was recorded Live in concert by Bozz Scaggs crew.
@@robjontay5052 Wrong. Do your homework. Live, in the studio at Muscle Shoals
Sound, August 28, 1969. It was at the end of the session and spontaneous.
I have heard that the original recording of this at Muscle Shoals was 45 minutes long. When Duanne was cleared for takeoff, he took the Muscle Shoals Horn Section with him. The rumor is: THAT RECORDING STILL EXISTS!!!
Just discovered this. Thank you, so much, Boz. What a blessing!
Saw Boz 3 times back in the day...saw Duane and The Allman Bros 2 X.......Pure BLISS....
Boz Scoggs was a gift to my generation….a stellar composer.
you know boz didn't wright that song ?
@@todaytriper Well …..he certainly didn’t wrong the song !
when I was young, KSHE would play this song really late at night, and I fell in love with it. at that time, I thought the lyric was"somebody lonely died"
This version is the best, by far. Well, okay in my humble opinion. I was 19 when this came out and at the time as now it still sends chills thru me.
best version of all time
So Pure
Hella mix and way better sound here... thank you Mitchell Lopate! A shout out to Fenton Robinson who wrote this blues song back in the day...
I know it is Bob Scaggs singing, but man it sounds a lot like Peter Green. Not that I'm complaining. This is sublime
This is the swampers isn’t it?
How in the world could all that great music come out of that little town in Alabama.
Hail Muscle Shoals and the Swampers
Actually born in Nashville, but was Georgia boy later on, he did go to Alabama and sat outside the studio until someone let him play. Capricorn Studios was located in Macon, GA and they did record many albums there.
It’s an awesome thing that the Swampers were able to develop and play on so many great songs.
Duane Allman was a Florida boy who decided early on that music was what he wanted to do. He was on a mission and turned out to be fabulous! He seemingly brought slide guitar to the forefront! He was known for being able to hear parts and use them later in his music.
twas the river man, !😎🙌😎!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Gets Better Everyt ime I listen to it!!
Duane on fire!!!
The drumming is beautiful .
I agree! ❤
😢This is So amazing 👏
So powerful and subtle at the same time. Duane Allman. My God.
This was great!
I think I don't know why but this music was very beautiful 👍
💔
This is the best Loan me a Dime. Duane made it a version that would never be equaled.
I've read that Duane took his guitar and amp into the bathroom to get it right. He was using a Telecaster with a Strat neck, so that explains the difference in tone from his later use with a Les Paul.
Yes,Ray, happy to see someone noticed how crucially important Duanes guitar work fits in on this unique song.
The descending bassline while the horns and guitar are bright tugs at my very soul. Was lucky enough to be at an Allmans show at the Beacon when Boz and the Asbury Juke joined in and played a few songs, of course finishing with this one.
SIMPLESMENTE MARAVILHOSO!
From San José, Costa Rica listening to my favorite song of all tme
Saludos! My mom is from San Jose. I take it with the last name Howard, you are not originally from there. I also have Howards in my family from Georgia. Pura vida!
I first heard this song around 1971, on the radio. Ran out soon after and bought the Boz Scaggs album. Should be required listening for every electric guitar player. Worth noting that there's not a lick of slide. Duane was a great guitar player, not just a great slide player.
Thanks Mitchell. Such a masterpiece with two extremely talented musicians !
I wait patiently for this song every Boz Scaggs concert I attend, and I have attended allot....pure magic.
Dig this classic piece of WHITE SOUL,l don’t think we ever got enough back then,of corse l really dig Cats like BbKing but I’ll take this any day‼️♥️
Still sounds great
There are arguments to be made to who is the greatest.... Jimi, Eric, Duane, Page etc. But what aggravates me is the people that get credit for being better than Duane who are not even in the same building. Eddie Van Halen, Slash, Keith Richards, etc.
You just named 3 pretty good entertainers, but did not mention a great guitarist.
@@independentmusicguy Eric is fine though, people critizes him for getting too tame, but i do enjoy his playing.
How come Michael Bloomfield never gets any recognition for his playing of the blues, just because he a-shewed peoples worship of “guitar gods” He was an early proponent and practitioner and player of blues method. “white” guys playing african american blues music. Those mentioned were actually playing blues-rock, l don’t mean to disparage those playing thus.
Fabulosooo😮
HELLO!! Someone, somewhere needs to remix this, and bring Duane out to the forefront where the worlds greatest rock/blues guitarist ever BELONGS!!!
Well!....we're waiting!!
I wish someone would, the horns are too far in front for parts of it. I'd also like to see where it went as they faded it out as he was just getting cranking.
So true horns too strong and take away from the greatest guitar in history
There are other versions where Duane's guitar seem more prominent but usually those fade out early
Duane loved the horn section, he wanted some horns with the Brothers.
It's just fine how THEY intended it.
Artistic work of acoustic art.
I never knew..... this is amazing
Blown away
Just watched an interview of Boz where he said they had an hour of studio time left, they worked it out once (recording it) and played it again to record 'for real' and that was it. He wasn't sure if the first or second take was used
I love the up tempo rhythm change mid-tune...
as a very longtime listener to the blues, I divide it into several chronological eras. First, I call the Delta Blues (as in Miss. R. delta), second is Chicago Blues, which added more instrumentation and "street" themes, third is Electric Blues. So, I don't recognize the greatest of all times, but rather, the greatest of each era. Although problematic, this is right there at the top of the greatest Electric Blues.
Up to you boz
From 6:40-7:35 Boz and the guitar were really crying. This song had to go over 13 minutes to get happy again. This song is off the hook
They were winding up after 5 mins and their producer loved it.Told them to go on.There you have it!
Sounds like great Rodger Hawkins on drums. God rest his soul in haven along with his band member from Muscle Shoals and Boz Scaggs and Duane Allman
Yes, that was Roger on drums. He really was as smooth as they could be.
Still sounds just like the original Boz Skaggs album mix that I've lamented for years. The engineer left Skydog and Boz's playin' way behind the horns and the organ. The world misses out on one of Duane's best solos ever, if there is one?
This is a remastered version where they made Boz's guitar and the horns more prominant. The original is much better.
Great track
hell yah
Duane stealing the show. Like always
I am from Memphis, I never knew Boz was this frigging fantastic. Shame on me. With Dwayne Allman ? OMG. That has to be Greg on that damn organ, some body please tell me , it does not say. Thank you!!! Excellent...MemphisHorns? What. I need info....Ok , Muscle Shoals says it all. Still southern blues, fantastic. Playlist. It is Memphis Horns, but not
Greg. How can it not be great. Frigging Stax And Muscle Shoals mixed.OMG. SO GLAD I FOUND THIS.
Barry Beckett on keyboards, and Duane on lead guitar. Great version here that's more recent: th-cam.com/video/-RTh5t8yEqI/w-d-xo.html
@@MDLOP8 thank you so much for posting ❤ this. You made my
Day. I saw this post first and worked backwards. Lol. WOW. I am 64 and moved to Memphis in'68. I know Boz even has an album out named Memphis... full circle. I have seen the Allman Bros. So many time in Memphis, not with Duane though. This makes up for it. Lol thanks again.
Peace.
Mitchell, I found a video about Otis Redding that talks about Stax and M S ,
Soul Deep 4 - Otis Redding and Southern Soul (2005). It is good. Peace
Also one on Sam Cook and his rise from gospel music. Great info in both.
Are you aware Aretha came to M S and wrote and recorded her music to
Get started? I did not. Very good info, WOW. Jerry Wexler was the connection from NYC.
Classic Too the Bone Blues/ Rock Groove forever.
DUANE-ON FIRE!!
Maravilha!
The Great
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❤
Got to jam 1 time and when finished, said to the Sax player that was Loan Me A Dime, he said yeah I know I played on it as a Memphis horn player
This is the first one by Bob Strike that I buy gear before long before became famous
damn skydog sounds fantastic here! if i didnt know any better i might have thought it was peter green!
Sky dog and Peter Green in the same sentence--YES
And now when you listen to this TH-cam has placed a commercial in Duane’s solo, near the end. Unbelievable!
I Guess the folks at TH-cam are just plain stupid.
I had to pause this. My iPhone speaker wasn’t doing this song any justice.
❤❤❤👍👍👍⚘⚘⚘
You do not get that emotion by sweeping at 1K notes a minute!
i read somewhere that the 1st version is more than 30 mins...why Bob dt make a special edition of this cd with it ? this outake would worth milions...
What everybody else said!!!
Forgot all about it myself
I know she's a good girl. But at that time I just didn't understand, oh no, I didn't. Somebody loan me a dime. You know I need, I need a helping hand
Mitchell are you sure that's Boz on rhythm? That chunka chunk stuff is almost signature Jimmy Johnson stuff
Good point. I think you're correct.
Not boz
man...if you don't feel it, check for a pulse. Not a fan of messing with original engineering, but could see the horns being backed up a bit and Duane's guitar being brought forward. Regardless, a blues masterpiece.
Boz, one Z, but it seems like a sleeper. I didn't know of it either. I do put Silk Degrees in that category of albums without a single bad song on it. Mid-70s. Then it's like he disappeared for decades. Whither, Boz?
His solo work through the years has kept him going on the tour circuits. He recently joined up with Donald Fagen and Michael McDonald as The Dukes of September.
@@MDLOP8 As those crazy kids say, Coo.