*First Time Hearing ALLMAN BROTHERS* 🎵 WHIPPING POST Reaction
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- This is our first time listening to the Allman Brothers. We checked out Whipping Post on our Southern Rock live stream.
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Damn Lex can SING. I wish we could have heard more of that.
Her description of Greg's voice is amazing.
Celebration! Brad got the guitar and smiled. This is a breakthrough folks.
Gregg Allman wrote this song, played organ, and did the lead vocals. He was only 21 years old at the time and he kicks out amazing vocals like he's been singing the blues for 40 years or more.
I think the crescendo near the end of the song is one of the greatest moments in American music... when Gregg shouts out 'Sometimes I FEEL!"... chills.
The 22 minute version of this off "Live at the Fillmore" is, both musically and technically, the best live music ever recorded. even if you don't do a reaction, you owe it to yourselves to hear this masterpiece.
Duane Allman is one of the Greatest Guitar Players ever. His slide guitar work is the GREATEST EVER. Rolling Stone magazine ranked him as the Number #2 Rock Guitar player, behind only Jimi Hendrix Listen to the Allman Brothers Live at the Fillmore East and you will know why. Also Listen to Derek & the Dominos Layla album with Eric Clapton and Duane Allman as the guitar players. That body of work is incredible
Rolling Stone magazine top guitar players list is a joke......
@@BB-fr4ic still doesn’t take away the greatness of Duane Allman
Yes, one can really only listen to the Allman Brothers live. Anything else seems not right. No offense to their studio recordings. It is just that they are so great live. I love bands that can really play and are even better live.
Duane Allman also recorded with Wilson Pickett and Aretha Franklin!
Hey Dickie Betts deserves mention. GREAT guitarist.
Statesboro Blues, In Memory of Elizabeth Reed, or anything off Fillmore East, classic
Great advice !
Sweet Melissa as well
Simply the greatest Blues Band ever. First heard them when I did my tour in Vietnam in 1971. Greg Allman's keyboards and soulful voice along with Brother Duane's slide guitar are spectacular. Great Band.
You served in Vietnam. My cousin and friend also. Thank you. So glad you are home safe. All Vets are great, loved and respected. Vietnam ones we say it again.❤❤🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
"Layla" combines Duane Allman and Eric Clapton. Can't go wrong with that.
The guitar that Duane used on the Layla sessions is in the basement vault museum at the hard Rock in London. 👍🎸
I'm so glad you guys are getting to the Allman Brothers. I'd argue that they're the best southern rock/blues band and their lead guitarist Duane Allman (rest in peace) was one of the best slide guitarists to ever play. If you check them out again I'd highly recommend their song "Dreams". That song is a total vibe.
Amen
Dickie Betts aint to shabby either!😏
@@moniqueleroux2198 Oh yeah totally. Dickie Betts was also a tremendously talented guitarist.
Add Statesboro Blues, One Way Out, etc…….. etc……….
I 100% agree. I do however love the dueling guitars between Duane Allman & Dickie Betts in One Way Out.
Saw Greg in concert!...He was SO awesome!!...about broke my heart when he passed away!!
Man I love the reactions where Brad visible enjoys the music..love it...and Lex as always a pure joy to watch...peace...
Now you need to see them live at the Filmore East.
"One way out" is a good 2nd song.
You guys are freaking hilarious 👂👂👂
Yesss
Agreed!!!
One way out and Stormy Monday
YES...Stormy Monday!!!!
One way out or southbound
They do a song called "Soulshine" It's a must hear song! "He used to say soulshine
It's better than sunshine
It's better than moonshine
Damn sure better than rain"
Soulshine is criminally underrated and needs more exposure!
We had it all in the 70s, Rock, Funk, Country, Soul, R-B, Pop, and even Disco.
So very true; I loved it ALL
Dont forget Punk...
I would have been perfectly fine without Disco.
@@samson9535 lol, but without disco there'd have been no house music and arguably no hip hop, but without kraftwerk maybe there would have been no disco, house or hip hop...
@@samson9535 Not me; I loved to dance and Roller Skate (still do)
Hard to believe that it's a 22 year old kid singing this. He sounds like he's experienced a long, hard life.
I heard, that he wrote it, when he was only 17.
@@sparky6086 Nope. He wrote it and sang it when he was 21.
@@nonmember8725 Still pretty amazing!
@@sparky6086 Absofeckinlutely !!
He knew what was coming.
This isn't my favorite song that y'all have reacted to, but it IS one of my favorite reactions because it brings out the magic in you both. Lex- The Guru. Brad- The Professor. You both approach the songs so differently but I respect both so much. Lex just wants to FEEL. She rides the wave and goes where it takes her. She's prepared to love every one of these songs. She's WANTS to believe. I love that!
But Brad... Brad's a thinker. He seeks to UNDERSTAND. Because intentions matter! He wants to analyze, categorize, and assign. If I could, I'd give him an authentic card catalog for his birthday. He deserves it.
THE OUTLAWS "HURRY SUNDOWN",, "GREEN GRASS & HIGH TIDES" & "THERE GOES ANOTHER LOVE SONG"
Lex gives Brad flack about "foot stomping", then proceeds to tell him the vocals remind her of rolling around on the carpet. It's just not fair, is it Brad?
That gave me a good laugh. Ha, love them both.
I think she's been rolling around on the same spot for too long!
Oh crap! I said almost the same exact thing. Lol
@@Solodalpiaz Great minds think alike!...Twisted minds do too, but I'll give us the benefit of the doubt. 🤣
The best of Gregg Allman's soulful voice can be heard on 'Not My Cross To Bear'... also featuring Duane Allman's soulful guitar!
100pct agree!
Best and over looked. My opinion ❤️💯
Can't believe that Brad likes this one, lol! Keep rockin' guys!
Of course he did. It’s The Allman Brothers.
What's not to like?
He could understand the lyrics. Lol
no surprise to me ! these guys were top notch musicians. you can't deny great music whatever the genre. you feel it as well as hear it. this is the real deal.
2nd favorite band ever!
Memory of Elizabeth Reed live
Whipping post live
One way out live
Statesboro blues live
Midnight rider
Melissa
Desdemona
Soulshine
Greg Allman passed away just a couple blocks away from where i am this moment in Savannah ga
Rest in peace Greg and Duane
It is such a fine thing watching Brad fall in love with Southern Rock.
Blues !
This is one of my favorite Allman Bros. songs, along with “Midnight Rider”, “Melissa!, “Jessica”, and the live version of “Statesboro Blues” from Fillmore East.
I'd love to see Lex's reaction to Jessica.
Yes! Almost forgot Melissa! Great song
Thx! “Jessica” is an instrumental that is played in so many things that there’s no way that you haven’t ever heard it! It’s real up! -Terry
You just hit the Southern Rock JACKPOT!!!!!
The Kings. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
“DREAMS”, and “STORMY MONDAY”, both live versions from the Fillmore!!!!!!
The Allman Brothers really bridge three sub-types of rock music: Southern rock; Blues rock; and Jam band.
Fun fact: Duane Allman played the solo at the end of Wilson Pickett's version of Hey Jude released in 1969 (before the Allman Brothers was formed). A fellow session player from the Muscle Shoals studio declared it to be the birth of Southern Rock.
JIMMY JOHNSON RIP
One of the best blues/southern rock bands ever. I got many sun burns at outdoor concerts.
SOULSHINE should be next by them. Lex you will LOVE it. Blues and soul meets southern rock.
Greg Allman had a great voice for bluesy Southern rock, and with Duane and the rest they were GREAT! I saw them live more times than my old memory could ever begin to remember. I really love “One Way Out” ... but not only because it's a great song but it almost exactly tells the story of what happened to one of my best friends. "Ain't but one way out baby, Lord I just can't go out the door/Ain't but one way out baby, and Lord I just can't go out the door/'Cause there's a man down there, might be your man I don't know/Lord you got me trapped a woman, up on the second floor/If I get by this time I won't be trapped no more/So raise your window baby, I can ease out soft and slow."
" In Memory of Elizabeth Reed " of the live at the Fillmore East is a killer jam !!!
Yes PLEASE! Big favorite. Masterful song.
One of the bands that started southern rock and one that had their share of grief
Allman Bros have some great blues!!!
Marshall Tucker Band, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Charlie Daniels Band, The Outlaws...all great southern rock!!!!!
Classic Allman Brothers with original members is the best! They were crazy talented!!
Lot of people seem to have had problems identifying the blues. One of the great blues rockers of all time.
Clearly Brad needed to listen to the right kind of rock music and the Allman Brothers is that kind!
I went to see them for the first time in 1974 I was16 years old jumped in a hippy can with my older brother and his friends with my mom yelling at me out the front door you can't go with them there to old for you! Lol When we got to Roosevelt stadium in Jersey they were starting to play and they introduced this song as we walked in. Greg Allman sayed this is a Swedish wedding song! Lol Whipping post!!!- great great song
Great reaction! The Allman Brothers, Dwayne and Gregg, are about as Southern Rock as you can get! 4 days after Cher divorced Sonny Bono she married Gregg Allman, but she filed for divorce about a week later because of his heroine and alcohol use! She also lived with Gene Simmons of Kiss for a few years back in the 70's! You should consider doing some Cher music! She was the great grandmother of Lady Gaga and even the grandmother of Madonna! Cher's been kicking it since the 60's and if you think it was easy for a Native American to make it during the 60's, she was also fighting gender inequality! Why they haven't made a movie about her baffles me! Watch her video of her on a horse singing Half-Breed, her TV shows of the Sonny & Cher Hour, her solo music career, her movie career, she's conquered every form of media there's been since the 60's! That deserves some recognition! The movie Mask is pretty good too if you haven't seen it. She plays a biker chick with a kid who has a big lion face and he dates blind chicks, it's really wild but she does an amazing job in it!
Just wrote about these guys on your ON THE HUNT reaction. ABB are more blues influenced than Skynyrd. Try JESSICA, SOUTHBOUND, RAMBLIN' MAN, BLUE SKY, ONE WAY OUT. The Guitar solos are FIRE! 🔥🔥🔥🎸🎸🎸
Don't forget:
1. "Don't Want You No More" Spencer Davis, Edward Hardin 2:25
2. "It's Not My Cross to Bear" 4:56
3. "Black Hearted Woman" 5:18
4. "Trouble No More" Muddy Waters 3:48
5. "Every Hungry Woman" 4:17
6. "Dreams" 7:17
7. "Whipping Post" 5:22
8. "Revival" Dickey Betts 4:06
9. "Don't Keep Me Wonderin'" 3:31
10. "Midnight Rider" Gregg Allman, Robert Payne 2:58
11. "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed" Dickey Betts 6:56
12. "Hoochie Coochie Man" Willie Dixon 4:57
13. "Please Call Home" 4:00
14. "Leave My Blues at Home" 4:17
:-)
All that with some a strong jazz feel
Thank you for doing this one! Another great one is Midnight Rider.
BLACKFOOT "TRAIN,, TRAIN" & "HIGHWAY SONG"..CLASSICS...TRUTH!
Two drummers,top notch bass,3 guitars killing it,and Gregg Allman singing and playing the keys….Heaven.They have so many hits since 1969….A long guitar killing instrumental you would love is “ In Memory of Elizabeth Reed”.
Two guitars.
Really cool rabbit hole with this band
this was one of the first songs my band learned a long time ago, my friends and i discovered this band together, rest in heaven boys, miss ya'll
Widely considered the greatest jam band ever ! They have many songs to tickle your ears. " Statesboro Blues" " One Way Out" and one of my favorites "Ain't Wasting Time No More" just to name a few enjoy ✌️♥️
in a bar drinking some whiskey listening to this is a good day guys....southern rock rules..you cant beat it.
Finally some real Southern Rock.
ABB Must be heard live to really appreciate their greatness.
Yes! Studio versions are great, but Live Bros leave you amazed. My 1st concert was ABB as a 5th grader...lol
They hated being called southern rock. Not a fitting description, really.
@@jimmytaylor9854 , I never really considered the Allman Brothers as Southern Rock. They were more blues based. Being from the South makes them Southern, but they weren't Rock in the way that other bands from the south were. Lynyrd Skynyrd, Blackfoot, Molly Hatchet. Those were Southern Rock bands!
@@shawnj1966 exactly. The Brothers were a blues/rock/jazz fusion.
Gregg Allman wrote this at the age of 21 on an ironing board cover as he felt the song coming so quickly he didn't have time to find paper to write it on. The version on Live At The Filmore East is some 23 minutes long and is a solid example of the band's live energy and tightness as a unit.
Gregg plays the keyboard and is the singer...He is 19 when they recorded this and he sounds like he is 45 and smoked for 30 years...Love that blue eyed soul.
THE MARSHALL TUCKER BAND "CAN'T YOU SEE",, "HEARD IT IN A LOVE SONG" & "TAKE THE HIGHWAY"
The live version of this from the Fillmore concert is legendary!!!
Brad, I agree completely: Southern Rock is where it's at.
I've loved this song since first hearing it when I was 20ish... 20ish years ago.
A little over a year ago but I think this one holds the record. Had to come back and count. Lex gave 14 of her signature "Ooooh"s", 1 major "Okay!", and a big "mmmm"! Any competition? Plus, you can't beat her analysis: "His voice reminds me of rolling on the carpet as a kid". For Brad, it's gotta be The Cranberries 😁, no bigger or greater number of smiles per note, especially on Linger and Dreams!
I'm 62years old & still jammin to old school southern Rock , San Antonio Texas
i'm thankful everyday for Mrs. Allman for bringing those two incredibly talented boys into this world that i was able to share
at the same time! truly biggest part of the soundtrack of my life. Great Tune
And when you think of how young Duane was when he was kicking ass on this song.
he was young at every point in his life, unfortunately
Allman Brothers Band, massive massive rabbit hole, so worth a deep dive.
The best thing about the Allman Brothers is that there was no one over the age of about 24 on this song. Listen to Allman Brothers Live at the Filmore East. Statesboro Blues
That second solo by Dickey Betts gets me every time
One of the best bands ever. Soulshine is great by them.
Warren Haynes created a beauty. Requested them to react to the version in the link below.
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@@scapito how dare you suggest such a great song with an even better line up of guests smh 😎
@@Omegaphats 😂🤣😂 IKR?!? Such a gem.
@@scapito Phish has been a big deal in my journey of life and was really excited to see the version you selected. There's a lot of red heads up on that stage!!
And " Those were the day's my friend". YOU two are proof that they "will never end" Lyrics from a different era but I can't come up with any more fitting, watching you.
Seen them in 76 at the Tarrant County Convention Center in Fort Worth and this song was the final encore. They jammed for about 10 or 15 minutes on this one song.
Greatness!
Great Reaction both of you! Way to go Brad!
Allman Brothers is a deep rabbit hole to go into but well worth the venture!!!
Would love to see you watching the Frank Zappa live version from '84
I got to see Zappa and Little Stevie Via do that as an oncore on that tour. 18 minutes of guitar heaven...
Great memories right there. The brother of our guitarist used to play Bass guitar for the "Allman Joys" when they were still a local band. We recorded 1/2 an album at Criteria Recording Studios in Miami in early 1970. We walked in and Duane Allman was kicked back on the couch in the front office playing acoustic guitar. Great memories. The first "rock" band to have two drummers.
My father from The Bronx, introduced me to the Allman Brothers after marrying my mother from Port Author Texas. This song got me through a bad divorce that i didnt want, but I came out stronger than ever! Karma got her a couple years later. This song means a lot to me.
THE ALLMAN BROTHERS "ONE WAY OUT" LIVE AT FILLMORE EAST..A MUST HEAR CLASSIC.
Best band of all time IMO!!🤠
This is basically the birth of "Southern Rock". The Allman Brothers Band self-titled debut album, and the follow up Idlewild South and then Live At The Fillmore East, set the bar for "Southern Rock" forever.
One Way Out !!! Gotta Do That Song !!! R.I.P. Gregg Allman, Duane Allman, Berry Oakley, and Butch Trucks !!!
Lex, you are such a unique soul...you are a synesthete: someone that can smell a sound or hear a color. Your reactions make my day!
Lex has the stank face workin listening to this guitar work
this young folks is the blues!
Last time I heard this I was driving thru E. Texas on my way crosscountry about 2am. Pitch black, couldn't see 12 inches past my headlights. Spooky, spooky shit. This song hits different in that environment.
Hahahahaha "Ooooh, look at you, you can hear guitars". That had me cracking up. Way to be super condescending, unintentionally, Lex. Lol.
Brilliant group of guys! One of the greatest bands ever. Glad you enjoyed it!
"I can hear the carpet."
Whateva.
I've always heard one of the grittiest, SEARING, soul-shaking songs ever produced. And to think this was on their DEBUT album along with must-hear tunes such as "Don't Want You No more"/"It's Not My Cross To Bear", "Dreams". The ABB arrived with an explosion.
"the sound of his voice reminds me of a feeling" is the absolute best way I have ever heard anyone describe Greg Allman's voice
Welcome - Welcome to the world I have lived in for nearly 50 years. Listen to the Live At the Fillmore East album. In particular You Don’t Love Me, and the live version of Whipping Post followed by Mountain Jam. I hope in 50 years you get as much enjoyment from some young people finding good music as I did watching your reaction to this song.
Being in Florida y'all should do some Molly Hatchet. "Gator Country" is a good one. It's even better if you know where southern rock groups are from.
You go that right, and don't forget The Outlaws from Tampa! The Florida Guitar Army!
@0:55 Brad's reaction to "She took all my money, Wrecks my new car," is every man's reaction, classic.
Aloha, Love your reactions. A.B. have been a part of my life for decades. You guys are awesome....a hui hou......Rock in Peace...Brothers..
If you're doing All Man Brothers you've got to do Soulshine and The High Cost of Low Living
A word of unsolicited advice re: the Allmans, whenever possible listen to their live versions. They're just one of those bands that take it all to a different level live. Studio renditions are great, but compare this to the version on Live at Fillmore East.... a different ballgame altogether.
Looked at the time stamp, thought "This is under 20 minutes. They're not listening to the right version."
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Must be a southern band thing cause nothing better than Free Bird live!!!
The live version from The Fillmore East is 25+ minutes
@@dabig25 I know. Way too short.
Now you guys are Rolling down through my Musical neck of the.woods. I'm an old Guy and I grew up on these Guys and what a pleasure it was. I'm glad it hits you well
.you have a good ear .for Music. If you like that song . You will love .The . Fillmore East Album. It's a Double album live. Back in the early.seventies. Thanks for Memories. Good Job Guy's.
Yes Brad is right!! Southern Rock is where it's at!!!!! I feel we don't have that sound anymore and it's sad.
You need to listen to their live versions of songs- live at Filmore East- they’re the best jam band in rock history!
123-123-123-12 During the intro, the last beat is a "duple" instead of a "triple." That's the "dropped beat" that Lex felt and went, "Oo!"
Allman bros. started the southern rock thing but they were on another level from the other bands, heavy blues roots and strong instrumentals. One of my favorite concerts, they were fabulous live.
I love these two! They never know what the hell the other one is talking about but somehow they’re great together. I would love to just hang out with them one day, maybe watch a movie together.
If you’re gonna do the Allman Bros, you’ve got to do “Soulshine”
I agree 💯. Soulshine is my favorite song. Love the Allman Brothers Band!
Frank Zappa covered this on his Them or Us album from 1984. There are a great live version with keyboard player Bobby Martin on vocals. From the same concert are the classic Bobby Brown Goes Down followed up by Bobby Martin singing He"s So Gay. Funny stuff. Also shown on the number Stevie's Spanking with Steve Vai on guitar. Zappa made a live album in 1986 called Does Humor Belong in Music. Some of the things they did would probably shock people today
Duane Allman on Guitar and his younger brother Gregg Allman on Lead Vocals and that Hammond Organ. The Legendary Allman Brothers Band.
The Southern Rock fanatic and the Metal Head....I fucking love it!!!
Let's be honest here, as good as Lynyrd Skynyrd are, The Allmans are the band they wished they could have been.
Love Skynyrd but Ronnie was no Gregg and Allen was no Duane
You have just listened to two of the greatest of all time and they just happened to be brothers. RIP Sky Dog and baybro.
First time I ever heard this song was when Bo Bice performed it on Season 2 of American Idol. I’ve loved it ever since.
Gregg Allman’s voice is reminiscent of many of the great Blues and Soul artists he grew up listening to Gregg’s mother once told he sounded like James Brown 😀