The cool thing about rock in the 70s was it was an amalgamation of blues, country, folk, jazz--all the roots music. And there was so much talent, for whatever reason. It was a time when artists weren't rich, but they had creative control of their music. Then corporations caught wind of the money-making potential of the music, and then came the 80s, etc. Was great while it lasted...
My granda was a pentecostal teacher as well Gospel is my heart, I love the blues too brother we find ourselves lined up everybody youentioned are thee some dor me....
Travis, got so much SOUL, he can sing the blues, like GREGG ALLMAN sings from the heart, Gregg is truly missed, hope you rest in peace, you will live on in your music.
70's was the "very best" Rock Music !! 👍😎 Songs told storys & had shredding leads in 'em too !! - Just like a lot of thangs,, Don't make 'em like that anymore !! 🎸🔊🎶🎵🎶 😄🤘
First time I heard Gregg Allman sing this song I was mesmerized it was perfection voice and guitar ! Travis Tritt is a great singer and guitarist too thanks Travis
Not one of the limited run.. that run was based on this guitar. I’ve never seen one come up for sale used. No telling what they might bring. Love the tone of his stage Martins but would love to see him break out some of his Gibson Chet Atkins SST models every now and then from the mid 90s. Those were amazing sounds also. th-cam.com/video/LHolBAG0Cec/w-d-xo.html
It's in Brothers and Sisters by The Allman Brothers Band 1973. Hank Williams covered it in 1979 and Greg Allman recorded the wonderful acoustic version in 1981
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God Bless Gregg Allman..
&
Amen to Travis..!!
Amen to that; he did that song Southern Proud.
Gregg Allman was Southern Rock! May he rest in peace!
The cool thing about rock in the 70s was it was an amalgamation of blues, country, folk, jazz--all the roots music. And there was so much talent, for whatever reason. It was a time when artists weren't rich, but they had creative control of their music. Then corporations caught wind of the money-making potential of the music, and then came the 80s, etc. Was great while it lasted...
Travis is a true legend and one of the best pickers and singers in the business!
RIP Gregg! Thank you Travis for this gift to us old rockers!
Damn right...classic rock from class of 82!!!
What a cover ! Thankyou Greg … Thankyou Travis
travis vocals off the charts
My granda was a pentecostal teacher as well Gospel is my heart, I love the blues too brother we find ourselves lined up everybody youentioned are thee some dor me....
Travis, got so much SOUL, he can sing the blues, like GREGG ALLMAN sings from the heart, Gregg is truly missed, hope you rest in peace, you will live on in your music.
Travis Tritt! The man rocks the house every single time! Gotta love it.
Good Hank Williams Jr song ....great G.Allman cover also R.I.P.
Greg Allman wrote this song
This man got me to pickin an singin, so the cycle lives on Travis .
Classic Job... Very well done!! T.T. is just full of soul.
Love it.
Great cover of Gregg Allman's tune!
Pat Hesselgrave u mean Ray Charles.
@@davidposey5165 No, Gregg Allman's tune.
@@davidposey5165 I mean, you're wrong, it's Gregg's tune ... but I would love to hear a ray charles version of this song.
70's was the "very best" Rock Music !! 👍😎 Songs told storys & had shredding leads in 'em too !! - Just like a lot of thangs,, Don't make 'em like that anymore !!
🎸🔊🎶🎵🎶 😄🤘
First time I heard Gregg Allman sing this song I was mesmerized it was perfection voice and guitar ! Travis Tritt is a great singer and guitarist too thanks Travis
Thank you for the Blues 🖤💙
Good Show New Zealand Fan here.
Not often does a cover do justice …. Wow
Loves me some open tuning!!!
he can sure play that flat top
Well... how about that. Didn't expect too much... got plenty. Well done Mr. Tritt.
HELL YEAH!
Man that Martin rings like a bell…
song starts at 7:00
Not bad, but lay me down with Gregg's original version.
No credit to the golden child in that very long intro...... not cool :( :(
Edwardo Shoemaker He goes on like this for his whole set. The girls like it but I could do with a 1/4 of it and be fine. 😸
what kind of guitar is he playing?
It looks kind of like a Martin except for the pick guard
custom shop martin
signature martin, an HDC-40
Not one of the limited run.. that run was based on this guitar. I’ve never seen one come up for sale used. No telling what they might bring. Love the tone of his stage Martins but would love to see him break out some of his Gibson Chet Atkins SST models every now and then from the mid 90s. Those were amazing sounds also.
th-cam.com/video/LHolBAG0Cec/w-d-xo.html
@@michaelw366 those old Gibson Chet Atkins SST’s were really cool guitars. Near perfect for live performances.
not a cover of Gregg Allman,, both do a cover of Hank Williams, and both are really gooode!
You'd be wrong there, Williams covered it, but it's Greg's composition
Hank jr did a cover of this but it is Greg Allman original.
It's in Brothers and Sisters by The Allman Brothers Band 1973. Hank Williams covered it in 1979 and Greg Allman recorded the wonderful acoustic version in 1981
Written by Gregg.
Can someone tell what tuning he is using, thanks.
gotta respect ol travis. the shit they call country today is so bad.no talent.shit they don't even write their own jsongs
Nothing against Mr. Tritt, but all that self serving hot air, name dropping Ray Charles and no mention of Gregg Allman. Hmmmm... pretty disrespectful.
Gregg Allman version is 1000 better.
He LIVES the words.
TT is just singing them.
Hank jr did it best
7 minutes of blablabla....
Music starts at 7:10… It’s pretty good too…
A few years before his political views get in front of good music
Made me like him even more. FJB
@@Southernguitar74 don't really care
Keep politics out of the goddamn music no matter which fucking side you're on
Travis Tritt I support you 100% back love you music let Beer Outlet keep on playing the bleach