I was at this concert and this number was distinctly the highlight of the evening. Gregg Allman had died some months previous to this and each act played a tribute song to the Allman Brothers.
The man on the lespaul, has the best solo cover of this song, I've EVER heard. I am an old Allman Bros follower, since 1971, have every thing they've ever put out, & seen em live, so many times I ve lost count. This whole band was Xcelkent!!!
Amanda is amazing. She killed it just like Jason always does. What a freaking pair....such talent, can't wait to see what their little girl grows up to be.
Lynna Martinez I know, right? And think of all the great artists that she’s going to encounter via her mom and dad. Jason tweeted a year or so ago something like “When I was a baby, I’d lie on a blanket on the floor while my mom listened to John Prine. Right now I’m watching my baby daughter bounce on John Prine’s knee.”
Spenser Dalton considering Duane died in ‘71 and your comment about the tones being similar, I’m gonna have to go ahead and say you are talking out of your ass
Just when I think that I can't be amazed anymore by his work, I'm amazed again ! Best thing to ever happen was for DBT to release him from the band he doe's better by just being himself.
He's really matured in his aesthetic... He looks just as badass as he always was now... I think Amanda Shires had a lot to do with it tbh. Married to a talented babe like her would improve anyone's look
He and his crew make real, authentic music that touches the deepest parts of who we are. I am forever changed having heard Jason Isbell and the 400 unit!
They did this song as the last of the encore songs when they played at the St. Augustine Ampitheater back on July 22. Just like in this version, Jason and the 400 Unit totally kicked ass on this song--I have seen different iterations of the ABB do this song dating back to the late 1970s, and along with In Memory of Elizabeth Reed, and a few other cuts from Live at Filmore East---an album I think is one of the best ever recorded albums in rock history, Jason and the band are doing an incredible job in recreating the feeling that listening to the ABB do it has given me since I was a kid. The show in St. Augustine was a great show from the moment it started to the end of this song---that was my third time seeing him do a show going back to when he toured on the release of Southeastern. He sure is on top of his game and even more important, clearly on top of his life with sobriety, finding the love of a great partner and now being a daddy---we should all be so fortunate to find all the things Jason so deservedly has found now: stability, peace, the love of a great woman, doing good work and getting deserved satisfaction from it. I think I can make a prediction that should come to pass---we have yet to see the best of Jason Isbell's work coming in the future...
Michael Garrity I'm not gay but can I hug you? Superior words about Jason and the 400 unit!. This was about the band with a bit of Jason. Showcasing the band. Thanks for a great scene in the greatness of Isbell and fans like me.
Go out and get the Allman Brothers band Live at the Fillmore East. This is just one track. The band was into John Coltrane so this is Jazz Fusion with the Blues. Duane Allman and Dickey Betts were great.
There was a strict "no photos/videos" policy (as usual for Jason) and I was on the rail right up front and the security guard in front of me was low key filming this song over his shoulder. Tore the roof off for sure.
Isbell played it a PNC Pavilion here in Cincinnati and it absolutely crushed. I've seen him do quite a few covers live and this one was hands down the best.
I've seen a few people try to capture this with cell phone recordings, but thank FSM someone was able to put this up with some production value. My new favorite playing my younger self's favorite!
Wow! Goosebumps! Duane, Dickie, Gregg, Berry, Jai Johanny, and Butch would approve. It takes balls and serious chops to cover sacred music like this. Thanks Jason & the 400 unit. And Wail On Skydog.
Wow they put their own stamp on an iconic song while still being true to the Allmans. Good on them! That vocal by Jason is absolutely amazing. There never was and never will be a vocalist with the rock, soul, grit and emotion of Gregg Allman but Jason obviously has been somewhat influenced and it shows. Great tribute by all on that stage.
Thank you Mr.Isbell for you fine entertainment. This is one of my favorite Allman Brothers songs. Well all there songs are my favorite just can't get enough of that Betts sound .
The guy writes great songs himself, but, I was a teen in Georgia when the Allmans started getting somewhere so this is really sweet.. Jason and the band do a bad ass job on covers. Got to see him about 18 months ago. Great show.
Stellar! Kept to the original just enough - but tailored to these great artists. I've never seen Jason tear it up like that before. And Amanda's solo: She owned the place!! Does it turn out that "whipping post" made for a fiddle solo and nobody knew?
and to think we had a chance to see this awesome man and the band last night but my we already had plans for my wife's birthday (she hasn't been exposed to Jason yet so she doesn't know just how special this guy is so it means we have to catch him at a later date somewhere else) ......I believe he is in Madison tonight which is 4-5 hours from my place ...if I can convince her. I just got turned onto this guy earlier in the week and like so many of you I am absolutely blown away by his music.....and this is one of the best covers of this classic tune that I have ever heard.
Somewhere in the universe Duane is smiling at Amanda’s fiddle playing on Whipping Post. He’d be like “Damn it I thought of two drummers, two lead guitars - why didn’t I think of a beautiful woman playing badass fiddle?”
Oh My ! This is a killer cover of ABB iconic classic. Skydog is smiling. I really like Jason and his band and this is the 1st time I've heard this Amazing version Who's the young dude playing the Les Paul spot on Brilliant
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Hot damn. Love to see these guys playing AB. This is SOME band. Love their stuff and do unbelievable covers! Jason calls out shitty songs and record labels for pushing drivel but you see his love of really good music.
As I posted above, no, he really doesn't. Patterson is from Sheffield, AL - right across the TN River from Florence, AL. (His Father is David Hood, bass player for the "Swampers", the nickname Skynyrd gave to the Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section.) He's a good bit taller than Jimbo. Jimbo has a better haircut. Bet Jimbo sings better, too. I worked at a Record Bar store back during the mid 80's. I got stuck paired with "Pat", as he went by back then, him to do an inventory one time. When I say stuck, instead of merely stating the title of whatever we counted, he would sing the title of each tape, CD, and vinyl album. Needless to say, we weren't the speediest counters doing that inventory. I can still hear him singing "Barn in the USA" instead of "Born..."
"Enjoy the rest of the evening" he says at the end - I wouldn't want be anyone following that!
fantastic!
In all fairness it was Bob Dylan then Willis Nelson following that
@@dfish1351 zzzzzzzz
@@dfish1351 as great as those to are, there not bring it like that any more
RIGHT!!!!
Who else comes back to this vidya constantly?!? Ugh!! Guitars 🎸 alone! Absofuckinglutely killed the solos!
Sadler brought it hard. Playing is stellar and tone is spot on.
He is such a talented song writer that people forget he is a great guitarist as well.
john pollock Very good point.
Until you see him live. Then you'll never forget it.
Freaking amazing at both
And Sadler ain’t no slouch. That solo he played about 5 minutes in was killer.
Man, this is a killer cover. That kid on the Les Paul is awesome.
Sadler Vaden
Sasdler Vaden is the shit.
I believe his given name is Sadler F¥ing Vaden.
By the time you get to own a Paul, you've gotta be pretty good player.
@@moreblack I have a Les Paul and I'm a terrible player. :)
I was at this concert and this number was distinctly the highlight of the evening. Gregg Allman had died some months previous to this and each act played a tribute song to the Allman Brothers.
Oh my God!!! I’m a massive Allman Brothers fan. This is amazing. (Can’t say “cover”) wow!! Gary Allman would be proud!),
My Gawd!!!!! Sadler!!!! Amanda!!!!! Everything!!!! Obviously speechless....
The man on the lespaul, has the best solo cover of this song, I've EVER heard. I am an old Allman Bros follower, since 1971, have every thing they've ever put out, & seen em live, so many times I ve lost count.
This whole band was Xcelkent!!!
Sadler Vaden for the win.
Yea his lead player can really rip. It is not the best I have ever heard on this song. But he is burning the house down......
Nice job but check out Dickey Betts solo from Woodstock in 94
I agree, he did a really nice solo.
Looks like ed kings red eye gutiar to me?
Cleanest version of this song that exists. They did this one justice. Allmans and Co. are smiling down on them.
100%!!!
Ok, 4 years late. Amazing cover and awesome talent by all. I’m a huge Allman Brothers fan. I appreciate this so much!
Amanda is amazing. She killed it just like Jason always does. What a freaking pair....such talent, can't wait to see what their little girl grows up to be.
Lynna Martinez I know, right? And think of all the great artists that she’s going to encounter via her mom and dad. Jason tweeted a year or so ago something like “When I was a baby, I’d lie on a blanket on the floor while my mom listened to John Prine. Right now I’m watching my baby daughter bounce on John Prine’s knee.”
Insane
Probably a drug addict lol
Dudes... i’ve watched this video at least 2000 times. JI4U are the best band in 15 years. I love this band as much as my oldest dog.
I love your dog too!!
Not quite though😅🐶
This is an obscenely *incredible* piece of music and musicianship. I don't care who you are :)
Total talent Respect Jason
Wow! I love that they play it properly at a slower tempo. So much soul. So great. Great guitar work, great vocals. Love this!
Honestly that first solo with the Les Paul is Duane tone. Obviously the style is different, but that tone sounds right out of 1972.
Spenser Dalton considering Duane died in ‘71 and your comment about the tones being similar, I’m gonna have to go ahead and say you are talking out of your ass
@@gabrielm.4554 Man, I can't imagine being so pedantic you make this kind of comment when someone is just four months off.
@@gabrielm.4554 I get your point, but you didn’t have to be such a dick about it.
Jason and these cats just kill this. Amanda plays that fiddle like nobody's business. Just absolutely incredible.
Waves of chills every time I come back to listen to this
Just when I think that I can't be amazed anymore by his work, I'm amazed again ! Best thing to ever happen was for DBT to release him from the band he doe's better by just being himself.
ahh Amanda ..so lovely fierce and respectful full of sorrow.....so well done
Good Lord. I saw the Allman Brothers play this live, you guys killed it!! Amazing.
That must be one of the most amazing performances I have ever seen. What an incredible cover! They make it look so damn easy! I am in awe.
I never would have envisioned a violin in this classic, but she knocked it out. Classic song. Great cover.
Dude does it true but plays it with his own vibe. So great that he doesn't play it too fast - Love this version
Isbell is such a badass you totally don't expect him to have the face of a little baby English lord
He's really matured in his aesthetic... He looks just as badass as he always was now... I think Amanda Shires had a lot to do with it tbh. Married to a talented babe like her would improve anyone's look
@@perpetuals3lf plus she be posting nasty pics on the internet probably making him up his game. She obvs dtf!
Jason played the Peabody in St Louis and brought the house down. I was extremely fortunate to be there. A great show a great band.
My God. This kicks ass in ways I never thought humanly possible.
One of if not the best cover of this song I've ever heard!!! Jason rocks!
holy shit, i'd have to say the best ,and jason's lead playing,incredible,tasteful ,dynamic and flawless!
My god damn man. I got goose bumps and I ain't easy to impress.
I was at their show in Omaha when they played this and I lost it. It was incredible.
He and his crew make real, authentic music that touches the deepest parts of who we are.
I am forever changed having heard Jason Isbell and the 400 unit!
Sadler is legend now!
I'd pay to just go to a bar and sit and listen to him do great guitar covers all night. WOW
Check-out Sadler crush Tom Petty. Just look it up.
Sadler is the man!! I subscribed to his Bandcamp page...could listen to his slide playing for hours. Talented, talented, humble guy. 🏴👍🇺🇸
They did this song as the last of the encore songs when they played at the St. Augustine Ampitheater back on July 22. Just like in this version, Jason and the 400 Unit totally kicked ass on this song--I have seen different iterations of the ABB do this song dating back to the late 1970s, and along with In Memory of Elizabeth Reed, and a few other cuts from Live at Filmore East---an album I think is one of the best ever recorded albums in rock history, Jason and the band are doing an incredible job in recreating the feeling that listening to the ABB do it has given me since I was a kid. The show in St. Augustine was a great show from the moment it started to the end of this song---that was my third time seeing him do a show going back to when he toured on the release of Southeastern. He sure is on top of his game and even more important, clearly on top of his life with sobriety, finding the love of a great partner and now being a daddy---we should all be so fortunate to find all the things Jason so deservedly has found now: stability, peace, the love of a great woman, doing good work and getting deserved satisfaction from it. I think I can make a prediction that should come to pass---we have yet to see the best of Jason Isbell's work coming in the future...
Michael Garrity I'm not gay but can I hug you? Superior words about Jason and the 400 unit!. This was about the band with a bit of Jason. Showcasing the band. Thanks for a great scene in the greatness of Isbell and fans like me.
Dave Matthews Band does a decent rendition...........live central park ny performance.
Michael Garrity I was at the st augie show. as well. Absolute fantastic.
Yeah he's got it going on
Go out and get the Allman Brothers band Live at the Fillmore East. This is just one track. The band was into John Coltrane so this is Jazz Fusion with the Blues. Duane Allman and Dickey Betts were great.
nixieman1 the best
OMG Amanda Shires violin solo is ridiculous!!!
Im always afraid shes going to break the fiddle in half when she stops and takes the bow away for a pause then reattacks lol
She bad!
Whippin Post doesn't have a fiddle solo....OH THE HELL YOU SAY!!!!
Best backing band in all of music.
Best cover ever. I could feel truth in his voice and yet he stayed true to the song. Very very nice!
Thank you. I'm there in Sydney.
Wow. Saw ABB do it way back in the day, but this really brings it. Well taken care of the the 21st Century, that great timeless tune.
I think it's time for a new live album!
I think it's time for a covers album
Jason Isbell. He could take the shittiest song ever written and turn it into an absolute masterpiece. This is a great cover of an incredible song!
The did this as a encore at the Cains in Tulsa and tore the roof off!
There was a strict "no photos/videos" policy (as usual for Jason) and I was on the rail right up front and the security guard in front of me was low key filming this song over his shoulder. Tore the roof off for sure.
Sadler Vaden-Damn Brother, that was so freaking nice!!
One of the most powerful units on the planet right there!
This may be my new second favorite version of this song.
Best Allman Cover ever.
Just awesome! Perhaps best cover of this song ever!
Isbell played it a PNC Pavilion here in Cincinnati and it absolutely crushed. I've seen him do quite a few covers live and this one was hands down the best.
Was there too in Cincy, agreed!
I was at that show. Flat out fantastic.
Just to chime in, I was there too and I agree!
I had never been so pumped as when they played this in Cincinnati!
The 400 Unit covering Can't You Here Me Knocking in OKC...pretty sure the best cover I've ever heard!
I've seen a few people try to capture this with cell phone recordings, but thank FSM someone was able to put this up with some production value. My new favorite playing my younger self's favorite!
It takes chops and balls to cover this sacred tune. Wow.
You said it exactly.
That violin is sending chills inside me.
I’ve been to over 200 Allman Brothers shows….. this was incredible!
Wow! Goosebumps! Duane, Dickie, Gregg, Berry, Jai Johanny, and Butch would approve. It takes balls and serious chops to cover sacred music like this. Thanks Jason & the 400 unit. And Wail On Skydog.
How is the audience not losing Its mind during the finale here?---Just SMOKIN' ! SMOKIN' HOT!
Absolutely, apparently they didn’t have a clue to what they were experiencing. Stay safe my music friend
Wow they put their own stamp on an iconic song while still being true to the Allmans. Good on them! That vocal by Jason is absolutely amazing. There never was and never will be a vocalist with the rock, soul, grit and emotion of Gregg Allman but Jason obviously has been somewhat influenced and it shows. Great tribute by all on that stage.
Bluesfest. And some satellite gigs. Awesome dude....x
THAT!!! was incredible! He was at the Ryman tonight and covered Oh Well (Fleetwood Mac).
Thank you Mr.Isbell for you fine entertainment. This is one of my favorite Allman Brothers songs. Well all there songs are my favorite just can't get enough of that Betts sound .
Whipping Post!!! The ultimate encore tune! Fabulous cover!
Best cover I've ever heard of Greg's song
making the Brothers proud, thanks Jason & band!
The guy writes great songs himself, but, I was a teen in Georgia when the Allmans started getting somewhere so this is really sweet.. Jason and the band do a bad ass job on covers. Got to see him about 18 months ago. Great show.
Sadler and Jimbo both held their own...
By far the best version of this I have ever heard (yes I Love the Allmans but goddam son)
Chris Stapleton did a great version of the whipping post too I highly recommend watching that too.
Stellar! Kept to the original just enough - but tailored to these great artists. I've never seen Jason tear it up like that before. And Amanda's solo: She owned the place!! Does it turn out that "whipping post" made for a fiddle solo and nobody knew?
DAMN!!!! GOOSEBUMPS!!! THAT WAS A BAD ASS COVER!!! My respect for Jason and the band grows by the DAY!!!
Awesome. After watching the recent documentary I just know Jason rocked this song on electric guitar in his room as a teenager. Rock on!
I listen to this at least once a week to help keep my sanity
NOW SHE'S WITH ONE OF MY GOOD-TIME BUDDIES,
DRINKIN' IN SOME CROSS-TOWN BAR...
Heard this last night in HSV, AL. Awesome tribute. No doubt Gregg and Duane would approve.
This deserves 20 million views. Jason is just incredible
How in the FUCK does this only have 300k views?
and to think we had a chance to see this awesome man and the band last night but my we already had plans for my wife's birthday (she hasn't been exposed to Jason yet so she doesn't know just how special this guy is so it means we have to catch him at a later date somewhere else) ......I believe he is in Madison tonight which is 4-5 hours from my place ...if I can convince her. I just got turned onto this guy earlier in the week and like so many of you I am absolutely blown away by his music.....and this is one of the best covers of this classic tune that I have ever heard.
Somewhere in the universe Duane is smiling at Amanda’s fiddle playing on Whipping Post. He’d be like “Damn it I thought of two drummers, two lead guitars - why didn’t I think of a beautiful woman playing badass fiddle?”
Ok wasn't expecting a fiddle solo 🙌
That's Jason's wife Amanda Shire bringing it.
Simply brilliant. Thanks for posting. Hope they play this when they come to Glasgow in October
DavidTransformer I might do a Fillmore east moment and shout for it :-)
Well? Did they?
When the earpiece comes out you know you're in for something amazing
Best fucking version since The Fillmore album. BOOM
Saw them do this at the NCMA Amphitheater. Seriously impressed.
just catching this now in 2021- damn, damn, damn. Amazing as expected.
Oh My ! This is a killer cover of ABB iconic classic. Skydog is smiling. I really like Jason and his band and this is the 1st time I've heard this Amazing version
Who's the young dude playing the Les Paul spot on
Brilliant
He's Sadler Vaden from Charleston, SC. "Sadler's holy trinity of guitar influences: Pete Townshend, Keith Richards and Jimmy Page."
@@patriciadyar2482 thanks PD. 👍
Before he joined the 400 Unit he was in the Southern Rock band Drivin N Cryin.
@@patriciadyar2482
Thanks Patricia for your response on Sadler Vaden🎸 .. What a great Band with Jason IS
Who's the one dislike??? Whomever it is ain't got no soul
Dan Long just someone wanting to be a smart arse
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Great cover! That 335 is so cool...
Can't wait another 3 months for the show in Albuquerque!!!! AAAHHHHHHH!
Last summmer at the Peabody they did a very good cover of this song!
Hot damn. Love to see these guys playing AB. This is SOME band. Love their stuff and do unbelievable covers! Jason calls out shitty songs and record labels for pushing drivel but you see his love of really good music.
Damn!! Definitely giving the original Allman's lineup a run for their money. EXCELLENT version!
this may be the greatest musical performance of all time. Link me to proof to the contrary :-)
I WAS HERE!
Zachary Steffes me too! Wasn't it grand?
Will I get my butt kicked online if I suggest this gives the Fillmore version a run for its money? Man, this is good!
Outstanding performance!
Sadler use to play with Drivin n Cryin
Gorgeous tribute to the late, great Gregg Allman
that's what I'm talking about J I & the 400 ,.hollering atcha from middle ga
Sadler is like Scott Sharrard of Gregg Allman band,,he was good when he started but now after a couple years with Jason and Gregg-they are great
now this to me sounds like that sweet Wishbone Ash blues. It's all good.
it always scares me when somebody tries to sing this one... he did it justice but the original is so definitive...
Killer version. Gregg would be proud! RIP Mr Allman.
Nice work, vocals nice with just enough grit.
The Guy In The Hat And Glasses Looks Like Jason's Old Bandmate Paterson Hood From The Drive By Trucker's (JC13Inc,)
As I posted above, no, he really doesn't. Patterson is from Sheffield, AL - right across the TN River from Florence, AL. (His Father is David Hood, bass player for the "Swampers", the nickname Skynyrd gave to the Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section.) He's a good bit taller than Jimbo. Jimbo has a better haircut. Bet Jimbo sings better, too. I worked at a Record Bar store back during the mid 80's. I got stuck paired with "Pat", as he went by back then, him to do an inventory one time. When I say stuck, instead of merely stating the title of whatever we counted, he would sing the title of each tape, CD, and vinyl album. Needless to say, we weren't the speediest counters doing that inventory. I can still hear him singing "Barn in the USA" instead of "Born..."
loving this track
Absolutely amazing ❤❤❤❤