No Place To Go was actually recorded on Honey In the Rock by CDB before the Allman Brothers recorded or ever did Whipping Post. Very similarly songs 🎵 but Charlie Daniels expanded on the progression I know and play both songs.
I'm a huge Allman Brothers fan and have seen them 21 times only Johnny Winter at 16 live shows comes close in my live show experiences. I love a lot of bands from many different genres of music and other performers too.
@@vinceclark4862 Honey in the Rock was released in 1973. Whipping Post was on the Allman Bros debut album, released in 1969. I didn't say No Place sounded like Whipping Post. I'm saying Charlie embraced the double drummer, two lead guitar, keyboard, bass Jam Band Sound that the Allman Bros pioneered in their live shows. He was a fan of the Allman Bros and went that direction with his own sound for several years.
Damn, this is great. I used to play this on a cheap turntable with one speaker. I didn't know anything about jazz but charlie was introducing it to all us young southern boys. He really did some great stuff back then.
Great song, even better show. I was there SEPTEMBER of 1975. About 95 degrees and not a SNOWFLAKE in sight. Just sayin'. also ... I'm FROM the 615? and St. Louis is about a 5 hr drive from Starwood ...
The first time I saw the CDB was when JD Blackfoot opened ,then Charlie, the the first Rush Band without Neil, the Working man album they had it in forest park the place the worlds fair was they got 80 K people show up to this free concert never did it again. 1974 then I saw them at the first two jams , and a concert in 74 that CDB opened , The tucker boys and then a band I had never seen live but Skynard and Ronnie blew all of us away. Toy is one of my favorite guitar player, and No place left to go with help from a micro dot , and the all Ronnie's mules blew me away Allen Collins, Steve Gaines, and Gary , the first Tribute tour I was introduced to Johnny he and Gary didn't want to hang out in there room of fakers they would just rather to hang out with guys that just think we are another one of the boys, stayed in our room until the Bus was leaving at 5:30 am and they called us at 8 am and told us how good of a time they had. which lead to 38 special opening for ZZ Top who Johnny introduced me to another one of my favorite guitarist Billy Gibbons and bass Player Dusty Hill. Every band members I met were such nice guys, but Charlie Was above and beyond to me I saw him ten times after him getting us tickets to first one drove from St Louis and concert was sold out at 11 Am we walked into the Arena to find tickets rt before the guy was going to kick us out and we told him the story and he goes your best bet is Charlie he is rt over there he got us 4 tickets , form then on the ten concerts he had near St Louis the Deqoiun st fair in ILL, the river feastful , special guest of the CDB band at six flags, the sedaili MO st fair, he got me backstage every show.
Nobody talks about the bass player...... Charlie Hayward....He also played on the Laid Back album with Gregg Allman. I saw the CDB once, it was in 1974 I think. They opened for the Ozark Mountain Daredevils and Marshall Tucker. CDB we’re doing more bluesy stuff, which was the favorite period of them.
I saw these guys in 75 at CW Post College on L.I. The warm-up band was The Outlaws. CDB came out side-left to watch cause The Outlaws were rockin the place. At that moment everyone thought they stole the show. WRONG, CDB came out and brought the house down. 3 encores........Great double-bill!!!
Both those bands were tremendous. The 70s were a good time for music if you knew where to look. Every time I say that people look ar me weird. They say it was all disco. Well, maybe just a little of it, at the very end.
Yes, this is the real deal. Taken from the movie Volunteer Jam 1975. I have the same original movie on VHS tape. The images here are a bit blurred, i have a better copy of the entire concert.
Are these the images of the Volunteer Jam movie? Listening to the sound i guess they are. This is the real thing, comparing to the remastered Volunteer jam 1975 dvd that Charlie reproduced in 2007.
i saw them in 1980 and after the show they came and handcuffed one of his drummers and charlie fired him after that what he did was skipout of child support and they tracked him 5 states untill they caught him in old capecod mass.
If noone can figure out what this song is all about Isaw it performed in 1971 when no body knew who the fuck charlie was SO PLEASE LISTEN TO THE SONG AND WHAT IT ACTUALLY MEANS THANK YOU and GOD BLESS AS RED SKELTON WOULD SAY IT
This was my favorite Charlie Daniels music, almost jazz, progressive rock, blues
Damn! Even after 46 years its still so good!. RIP Taz man, Tommy and Charlie. Ya better have a band together up there by the time I get there!
Recorded in Nashville at the municipal auditorium...Volunteer Jam..I was 14 years old..64 now & this song still stands up.
War Memorial, not Municipal for the first Vol Jam
I’ve heard this song over 5000 times and even have T-Shirt to prove it! 😜 The song describes my late teens and early 20s life.
I LOVE this song!!
Nice Jimmy Hall on sax
Still hard to believe he's been gone 3 years , but i damn sure know Charlie made it to Heaven, and it's been jammin ever since !
CDB with Jerry Eubanks of MTB and Jimmy Hall from Wet Willie. It hardly gets any better.
This is one of my ALL time favorite songs!! I have seen CDB several times in the 70s they ROCKED the house!!
R.I.P. CHARLIE, YOU WERE A DIAMOND, I HOPE THAT THERE ARE MORE VOLUNTEER'S TO FOLLOW YOU, COUSIN FIGEL
Great piece of music. This shows the huge influence the Allman Brothers had on "Southern Rock" bands.
No Place To Go was actually recorded on Honey In the Rock by CDB before the Allman Brothers recorded or ever did Whipping Post. Very similarly songs 🎵 but Charlie Daniels expanded on the progression
I know and play both songs.
I'm a huge Allman Brothers fan and have seen them 21 times only Johnny Winter at 16 live shows comes close in my live show experiences. I love a lot of bands from many different genres of music and other performers too.
@@vinceclark4862 Honey in the Rock was released in 1973. Whipping Post was on the Allman Bros debut album, released in 1969. I didn't say No Place sounded like Whipping Post. I'm saying Charlie embraced the double drummer, two lead guitar, keyboard, bass Jam Band Sound that the Allman Bros pioneered in their live shows. He was a fan of the Allman Bros and went that direction with his own sound for several years.
GREAT SOUTHERN ROCK< circa 1973
Saw the CDB a lot back in the 70's, was always a concert we looked forward to and were never disappointed.
Saw CDB open for Eric Clapton in '77 and Eric brought out Charlie for an encore with him. Was one of the best encores ever.
Would have loved to have a recording of that one..Much respect from E.C...I met EC in 09 when he played with the ABB & he was a true gentleman.
Damn, this is great. I used to play this on a cheap turntable with one speaker. I didn't know anything about jazz but charlie was introducing it to all us young southern boys. He really did some great stuff back then.
Charlie Daniels made what Blackberry Smoke does today,Great!!! Trucky.
Yes, Love this song!
Tommy was badass on guitar - loved his leads. Sad news - RIP Tommy
I thought toy played lead for Marshall tucker
@@brucegwynn8509 Yes he did, but this is the Charlie Daniels Band.
@@brucegwynn8509 he's talking about Tommy Crain, CDB guitarist for many years. Tommy also wrote a few tunes they did and sang too.
Real music! ❤
This is one of my ALL time favorite songs!!
REAL FOLK..REAL TIMES..SURE WAS BEAUTIFUL...FAMILY OF FAITH..🙏🍑
this is CDB--Jam at its best--thanks for posting it--RIP Taz
They only made one of them ol boys CD rest in peace brother.
From '75 til '80 EVERYTIME CDB came to Austin we rode down and got ROCKED for 3 hours.
Always put a good show on
Great song, even better show. I was there SEPTEMBER of 1975. About 95 degrees and not a SNOWFLAKE in sight. Just sayin'. also ... I'm FROM the 615? and St. Louis is about a 5 hr drive from Starwood ...
The first time I saw the CDB was when JD Blackfoot opened ,then Charlie, the the first Rush Band without Neil, the Working man album they had it in forest park the place the worlds fair was they got 80 K people show up to this free concert never did it again. 1974 then I saw them at the first two jams , and a concert in 74 that CDB opened , The tucker boys and then a band I had never seen live but Skynard and Ronnie blew all of us away. Toy is one of my favorite guitar player, and No place left to go with help from a micro dot , and the all Ronnie's mules blew me away Allen Collins, Steve Gaines, and Gary , the first Tribute tour I was introduced to Johnny he and Gary didn't want to hang out in there room of fakers they would just rather to hang out with guys that just think we are another one of the boys, stayed in our room until the Bus was leaving at 5:30 am and they called us at 8 am and told us how good of a time they had. which lead to 38 special opening for ZZ Top who Johnny introduced me to another one of my favorite guitarist Billy Gibbons and bass Player Dusty Hill. Every band members I met were such nice guys, but Charlie Was above and beyond to me I saw him ten times after him getting us tickets to first one drove from St Louis and concert was sold out at 11 Am we walked into the Arena to find tickets rt before the guy was going to kick us out and we told him the story and he goes your best bet is Charlie he is rt over there he got us 4 tickets , form then on the ten concerts he had near St Louis the Deqoiun st fair in ILL, the river feastful , special guest of the CDB band at six flags, the sedaili MO st fair, he got me backstage every show.
A GREAT SONG!!!!!!!!!!!!!
💈 Xcellant-
Nobody talks about the bass player...... Charlie Hayward....He also played on the Laid Back album with Gregg Allman. I saw the CDB once, it was in 1974 I think. They opened for the Ozark Mountain Daredevils and Marshall Tucker. CDB we’re doing more bluesy stuff, which was the favorite period of them.
great song!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I FIND IT INTERESTING THAT THERE PEOPLE TO THIS DAY HAVE NOT TOTALLY LISTENED TO THE WORDS OF THIS BEAUTIFULL PERFORMANCE AT THIS STAGE OF HIS LIE
LOVE THIS SONGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG!!!!
Rest In Peace Tommy Crain. :-(
i haven,t heard this song sinse i saw them in 1980 in CAPECOD MASS.
Hey there edweird33, please upload all of this show and other Volunteer Jam
Shows. We'll miss yo Tommy,God Speed. Peace.
DAMN GOOD SONG!
I saw these guys in 75 at CW Post College on L.I. The warm-up band was The Outlaws. CDB came out side-left to watch cause The Outlaws were rockin the place. At that moment everyone thought they stole the show. WRONG, CDB came out and brought the house down. 3 encores........Great double-bill!!!
Both those bands were tremendous. The 70s were a good time for music if you knew where to look. Every time I say that people look ar me weird. They say it was all disco. Well, maybe just a little of it, at the very end.
Yes, this is the real deal. Taken from the movie Volunteer Jam 1975. I have the same original movie on VHS tape. The images here are a bit blurred, i have a better copy of the entire concert.
This is Jazz / Rock fusion
R.I.P. Tommy. I will miss you.
What about NYC King size rosewood bed?
TAZ, R.I.P.
Taz DiGregorio was a badass
Oh hell yeah
This is WAY cooler then the one featured on Fire on the Mountain. Then again, I go for rare.
thanks for posting
Are these the images of the Volunteer Jam movie? Listening to the sound i guess they are. This is the real thing, comparing to the remastered Volunteer jam 1975 dvd that Charlie reproduced in 2007.
Awesome. Thanks weird
What a bass player. Who is he?
WELL I LIKED THAT PART OF IT ANYWAY!!!!
Vintage CDB in its best form.
RIP Taz
i saw them in 1980 and after the show they came and handcuffed one of his drummers and charlie fired him after that what he did was skipout of child support and they tracked him 5 states untill they caught him in old capecod mass.
My brother was at this show.
If noone can figure out what this song is all about Isaw it performed in 1971 when no body knew who the fuck charlie was SO PLEASE LISTEN TO THE SONG AND WHAT IT ACTUALLY MEANS THANK YOU and GOD BLESS AS RED SKELTON WOULD SAY IT
STONER
The most stoner music ever!