The Allman Brothers Band - One Way Out *Walter
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You are listening to the best Blues Jazz fusion jam bands ever assembled. They were formed in 1968 in Jacksonville Florida. The driving force was the late Duane Allman one of the most gifted guitar players to ever walk this planet. His life was tragically cut short not long after this album was made in June 1971. He died in a motorcycle accident when a large truck didn't see him and pulled out in front of him. I still haven't gotten over it. In fact I stopped following the band for the next 30 years. They had lost the vision. Then in 2004 I heard a song on FM radio that sounded like heaven had found a new resting place. Lo and behold it was the New Allman Bros. Band. With two new guitar players Derek Trucks who grew up around the band and was a slide guitar savant who had been sitting in with the band since he was 11 yrs.old. He was joined by Warren Haynes who is a guitar virtuoso in his own right. Those two in place and then getting Gregg Allman back playing his Hammond B3 and singing as pure as ever. The magic was back and the next few years until 2014 when Gregg's health issues forced him off the road. So for 2 brief stints here on this planet we heard some of the best Blues and Jazz music ever to be produced by humans. That is a brief overview of the band. Enjoy them as often you can you won't hear anything like them any time soon.
Pretty funny. When she read the comment “if you’re not gonna listen to it loud, don’t listen to it”. I was thinking the same thing. Crank it up.
It's okay sweetie, let the nay sayers go, just listen and appreciate a stage filled with very talented musicians. The Allman family had one of the greatest guitar players and greatest blues voices.
If there ever was a better American band, I can't think of it....
and they influenced so many other musicians.
Them and the Doors.
@@richardvacha2040 The Beach Boys...The Grateful Dead .......Lynyrd Skynyrd.....Areosmith .......The Cars.....James Brown band.....are a close third :)
Montrose had they kept their egos in check
Me either. Love them
Don't let the haters get you down. Some people aren't happy unless they are bitchin' about something. I was in my senior year of high school when the Allman Brothers Band debut album was released in 1969. The band's original lineup was Greg Allman (keyboards and vocals), his brother Duane Allman(lead and slide guitar), Dickey Betts(lead guitar), Barry Oakley(bass guitar). Part of their unique sound(at the time) was they used two drummers, Butch Trucks, and Jai Johanny Johanson. They were really the founders and originators of Southern Rock. Great, great band, especially live. Unfortunately, the band were no strangers to tragedy. On October 29, 1971, Duane Allman was killed in a motorcycle accident. Then, on November 11, 1972, 47 years ago today, bassist Barry Oakley, who was one of Duane's closest and dearest friends, also died in a motorcycle accident only three block from where Duane's accident had occurred, almost exactly a year earlier. Some argue they were just as good as they kept going after these tragedies, but I disagree. To me the band was never the same. The track you're reacting to here, "One Way Out" was originally released on their Live At The Filmore East album which was recorded before Duane and Barry's deaths. it's considered by many to be one of the finest live albums ever recorded. You should check out more of it. BTW, I think you're doing a great job. I really enjoy your videos and your reactions. Thanks.
Now your talking girl. Awesome musicians please go down this rabbit hole. Thanks love...🌹
Love the AB! I had one of their 8 tracks when I was a teenager. Whipping Post is a classic! Thanks for the classic rock KK!
John Allen 👊❤️🗣So very welcome my friend 🥰🙏💕
At about the 3:30
mark Duane just starts ripping it. He plays a slide guitar which was an old school medicine bottle believe it or not. He just rips it. He died soon after unfortunately in a motercycle crash. Love your posts. Keep it going. Learn. Keep
Learning.
Chad Olsen 👊❤️🗣Thankyou Chad! I appreciate you so very very much!
If you watch the live version "Live at Filmore East" of this you see that first solo is not Duane, but Dicky Betts.
That's Dicky not Duane.
I’m usually so good about telling difference between Duane and Dicky. Seen Dicky several times. With and without the Allman Brothers. I’m not a player but a listener. Love it all so much. Great great band and recordings.
I’m usually so good about telling difference between Duane and Dicky. Seen Dicky several times. With and without the Allman Brothers. I’m not a player but a listener. Love it all so much. Great great band and recordings.
As a young teenage guy in Queens NY The Allman Bros was the craze of music then.. Good fun with the simplest of thoughts.. By the way Kristin you have that gorgeous 70's vibe look that would have had all of us guys talking and battling who's going to ask you out first.. lol.. Keep up the good work Kristin..
Dog Lover 👊❤️🥰Awww, what a super sweet compliment.. Thankyou for that ☺️💕I’m just a goof ball... really... I love to laugh a lot! and I’m always messing up! 😂 You can come here and just relax ...I mix-up my videos by my moods...
You mave have heard this in a biker bar, but, back in the 70's, when radio was king, this and many Allman Bros. tunes were played across the globe, daily. They were fantastic musicians, which meant their rich sound blended blues, jazz, rock, and country into one concert or record album.
Duane's slide and Dicie's lead picking. Just GENIUS.
dickie betts guitar tone and solo is a thing to behold!! massively underrated guitar player.
Been listening to and truly enjoying the Allman Brothers Band for the past 46 years, shit I’m old!
Greg Allman's soulful voice, and Brother Duane's great slide guitar says it all. The rest of the Band ain't to shabby either. Derick Trucks is a great guitarist in his own right. These guys were a truly great Blues/Rock Band. No one like them.
Sorry but Derick didn't join the band until about the year 2000 it might have been " 99" or " 01 " maybe. Also he wasn't born until 1979. I agree with you tho hell of a guitarist.
Southern rock classic anthem, Allman Bros rock. Masters of the extended jam. They could take a 5 minute song and play it for 30 minutes in concert. RIP Dwayne and Greg Allman 🎸☮️
Love Greg's voice in this!
Never heard a bad vocal from Greg.
@@coobay978 Yes, thank you COO Bay.✌
Good morning, I so enjoy sharing music together! You go girl! Love, love,love my Allman Brothers❤ Gregg, oh my... such a hottie! His voice was honeyed soul laced with blues grit. That blond mane😉
Listen and watch this Beauty!
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There's nothing wrong with your reactions, people that complain are not doing this right. I love that you are listening to this band, there are so many songs from this band that you'll love for sure!
Mike Zinner 👊❤️🗣Thankyou Mike! I appreciate it 🙂💕
You need to watch it with the video. So good!
Haha I'm right there with ya on The Allman Brothers. I have heard this one though. Good stuff 💯💯
Dreams , one of their best
This one and "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed" are my two favorite Allman Brothers Band songs. Well, pretty much most anything from their Fillmore East live album is fantastic. And you know, you listen to and react to whatever music you want. People need to chill out on that stuff.... have fun with it, because it looks like you are enjoying it. I enjoy your channel!
Duane was only 24. Just think how much more he could have done in the future. They founded "southern rock" , a genre that influenced a LOT of bands and music. Two drummers, great guitarists and Gregg's vocals and organ playing was just perfect . This band had such talent, and was incredible live. Thanks for reacting.
Just raw!
I'm telling you straight...these guys' first five albums were just incredible! I'm particular to their second album, Idlewild South, and songs like, "Don't Keep Me Wonderin'", "Please Call Home", and "Leave My Blues At Home". But, my FAVORITE song from them, is from the first album, and I don't see many people request it...it's a song called, "Dreams". One of my all time favorite songs!
I just so glad you've found these guys. I saw The Allman Brothers 4 times back in the day. 3 times before Duane died, once directly after with The Grateful Dead. They were exciting, dynamic and they played all night. These guys above all were a live band, and in the future please, if you can, keep doing the live versions of their songs. Try "Statesboro Blues", "Don't Keep Me Wonderin' ", "Hot 'Lanta", "Midnight Rider", and of course the classic "Whippin' Post". By the way, I was at the Fillmore East when they recorded this entire album. As for those who complain that since she doesn't know the band she shouldn't react to them, it's moronic. You should only listen to music you're familiar with? You should only listen to the same genre over and over? No one is allowed to have an opinion? Ludicrous. With that kind of thinking I would never have found The Allman Brothers in the first place. The only way to find that things you like is to explore. Good for you Kristin.
their albume Live at the Filmore is the greatest live rock album of all time.
Coricidine D ? was allergy pills that came in a small glass bottle. One of the guitarists in the band, put it on his finger, and slid it up and down the strings, and made it Breath like a Harmonica player.
This & "Whipping Post" are my favorites! Gregg's vocals are legendary.
"Work that Coricidin bottle". Duane famously used a medicine bottle for his slide.
GREAT GUITAR ARE BECOMING A THING OF THE PAST,MY SON PLAYS GUITAR,IN A BAND NOW.
Saw The Brothers in the Summer of 94 at Montage Mountain.... rained like hell the entire show and they played for 3+ hours..... the buds were good, the music even better! 😉
BETTER THAN RAP,THE MUSIC MOVES YOU.
Do your own thing sweetie, don't sweat the hater's!
☝️💙🗣Thankyou Michael! 😉
@@KristinKali Try listening to some Mark Knopfler!
Love the. Song
Navada Powell 👊❤️🗣Awesome Sauce!
Just stopped into to say you are gorgeous! And great react! Subbed!
The Allman Brothers Band- One Way Out -1995 LIve Performance
When you think about it...Haters just want attention, they crave the interaction with others, especially anonymously. They don't have the ability to relate to others in a reasonable fashion, they must share their unhappiness and loneliness...When you spend a second on them, a moment responding to them, you join them in their sickness...My advice is to let them share their gifts of unhappiness with others...if they offer you their gifts of hatred and unhappiness, you get to choose whether or not to accept that gift... As if their criticism has something to do with you...I don't know about you..But i have a difficult time as it is, dealing with my own unhappiness, let alone take someone else's unhappiness on.
Kevin T 👊❤️🗣Kevin by far... you have given me the best advice/comment regarding trolls, haters... there is no pleasing them & when I do engage them.. they don’t have a response back. Unhappy LOVES Unhappy.. you are so right.. thing is.. I forget about them as quickly as I respond to them.. and I do it so maybe they think TWICE about hurting precious souls who will hurt themselves... 😐
@@KristinKali Thinking that we alone are the arbiters of taste, that we have a clue as to what is good for someone else, is pure hubris....All of life originates internally, we are the cause or the world in which we live...What a chaotic world to live in, one that happiness is generated from an external source...I therefore choose love and compassion for all those who suffer from the illusion that "Being right" is the way to win...when it fact, there is no winning that game.
Here is your insight: Duane Allman was the best slide guitarist in the world and taught Eric Clapton a few things as a young session guitarist in Mussel Shoals. Dickey Betts is one of the greatest guitarist around and he and Dwayne played dueling guitars on most songs. My favorite is In memory of Elizabeth Reed.
"Trouble no more" !!
Been around since the 70s 2 brothers started the band , duane & gregg ...... so much great music ... Your doing a fantastic job love it keep it up ........
Epic.Legendary.
Duane used a Coricidin medicine glass bottle to play slide (which fits over one of your fingers)..It no longer comes in that glass bottle, and Duane preferred it over other kinds of slides, which are most commonly made of metal, glass, or ceramic...He died on his Harley in a collision with a truck down in Macon, Ga, 1971, at the age of 24...He was an amazing guitar player, and slide was his specialty.
Steve he started using the Corcidin bottle after a bout of depression from a motorcycle wreck that injured his left hand preventing him from playing like he wanted to..He went into seclusion not talking to anyone. Greg went to his house knocked on his door when Duane answered Gregg just gave him the bottle and left. This is documented by Gregg in the Rockunentary The History of Southern Rock
SKYDOG!
she into it.
I agree turn it up are don't play it at all.
Check out this song origin by Elmore James, king of slide guitar.
the word for this song is "tasty"
As the old saying if you don,t want know like answer don,t ask me the question. Just give them your reaction and let that be that.
Instrument for instrument, perhaps the most talented American blues/rock band in history. The late, great Greg Allman is without question the greatest white blues singer in rock history. The late, great Berry Oakley was a phenomenal bass player, and the double drumming of the late, great Butch Trucks & Jaimoe, along with Oakley always held down the rhythm section flawlessly and what seemed like effortlessly for this band. But I'm not sure any band, American or otherwise, can boast having had a more formidable twin guitar attack in their line-up with the level of brilliance the Allman Brothers did in the late, great Duane Allman and in Forrest Richard (Dickey) Betts. All that talent in the same band is exactly what prompted Rolling Stone Magazine some 30+ years ago to name the Allman Brothers "Live At The Fillmore East" album the #1 live album ever recorded in the rock history. I concur!
Their song"Whipping Post" is one of the greatest songs ever. Not sure if you have done a reaction to that yet
ABB all the way
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The 70s were know for the great live concert album. Zeppelin at the Garden, Frampton comes alive, skynard live at the Fox theatre, Cheap Trick. But it all started with AB live at the Fillmore. Cannot be matched
HEY HUN-WATCH THIS ONE,IT ON YOU TUBE,The Allman Brothers Band- One Way Out -1995 LIve Performance
Cool.
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The reference u made to a viewer's comment about corricidin refers to Duane Allman dumping out a bottle of corricidin he was taking for a cold & using it to improvise as a slide, making that infamous slide guitar sound that became his trademark. To this day he is credited with creating that sound to perfection, which is such a part of Southern Rock! By the way back then alot of our meds were sold in glass bottles & that's what he used!
If I get by this time
Greg borrowed this song from the old king of the slide dobro guitar, Elmore James...
Before this album came out Duane was killed in a motorcycle crash in South Georgia when he rear ended a peach truck....The band titled the album" Eat a peach"....
He did not rear end a peach truck...it was a flatbed w/a crane turning in to a lumber yard in Macon. Eat a Peach came from a quote by Duane during an interview with a radio DJ.
Do live version, Thanks
Okay pretty girl listen all of that Allman Brothers hits there's not a bad song on any album and you know they put out a whole bunch of albums of the ladder music was awfully good to Brothers of the Road album girls listen to me on this you need to listen to never knew how much hey man needed a woman baby come on
Just so you know. You're displaying the wrong album cover on your vid. That album is Eat A Peach. The version of One Way Out you are reacting to is from Live at The Filmore East (best live album ever!)
First released on Eat a Peach, though from the Fillmore concerts.
No, this is in fact the version from Eat a Peach.
Three quick things: 1. I love the Allman Brothers. 2. I've seen them nine times and 3. I think you're gorgeous!
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Back in the 70's people used to tell bands (especially from the south) " that y'all ain't got a hair on y'alls ass if you can't play "One Way Out"...
😳🗣Damn! I love a good story like that! 🤘😁
@@KristinKali I'm glad you liked it...the best part is that it was true. A band had pretty much zero credibility if they were southern and couldn't play "One Way Out"!
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