I was lucky to live a short ride from the Fillmore East. I went to all the shows there. Saw this show, saw the Live At The Fillmore show in March, saw them on the last day of the Fillmore. I'm seeing this vid for the first time, didn't know there were any from those shows. Now everyone can see an example of what it was like. How awesome to see this, and with shots of the audience and I'm one of them. This was over 50 years ago, but this old man is still a stoner, rock and roller. Rock on, all you Allman Brothers fans. You have good taste in music.
I don't know how it is for you, but I think it's really a great wonder to see the legendary *Allman Brothers Band* with Duane on guitar and Berry on bass ... Beyond all considerations this is a historical film of enormous importance.
I saw them 3 times! The last time was after Duane was killed, it was in ‘73 at Watkins Glen along with the Dead & the Band. A weekend with my older brother I’ll never forget, the party of my life! ☮️
It's damn good & i was lucky to have seen them twice with this original line up . Once at RFK & once at American University both in 1970. Opinions be damned they were the best of the best. The only crummy thing about this recording which i have an old copy where you can barely hear Greg on Dreams till the very end is all, now it seems they have cleared it up best they could as this is better than my copy as i can hear Greg better than the original release of this Historic moment in real rock history. Thank for posting this & i know it's all over YT but we can never get enough !!!! 🎸🎸🔥🔥
So many bands came up in the “ Southern Rock “ era but absolutely NO ONE could or can touch the Allman Brothers. Rest the souls of the great members that we’ve lost for they will be forever missed.
Unreal that this was 51 years ago! So much talent and such tragic lives. God Bless The Allman Brothers Band! Hope Greg got to see Duane the very instant he left this earth.
Priceless footage of the most talented group of musicians of my lifetime ... 6 individuals in perfect union with each other , communicating , thinking , & performing as ONE dynamic unit . Stunning . PLAY ALL NIGHT !!!
I’ve commented many times about seeing the guys from the very beginning at least 15 times all over the Northeast. They played every venue from here to small clubs to many college campus. Paid $1.50 to $20.00 at the Spectrum in Philly when they topped the bill. I been playin 52 yrs and am their age and also agree with every good comment , even from the younger fans and musicians. The main reason for writing this is that this version with Liz Reed really ( hard to believe) is what draws you to them . Skydog was undoubtedly the finest Coriciden slide musician of the modern age, but this shows all of them walking the dog. The double leads, both drummers, Greg playing the B3 , using “Leslies”, and Berry’s fine ,fine bass backbone. Many passed to heaven back then, but we really mourned Berry and Duane’s death. Big eerie blow. But they lived on and stayed strong.Sorry for taking so long. Peace, Rocky
I saw em 3 times, the last time was at Watkins Glen. They were my older brother’s favorite band, no other was better live that’s for sure. I was a drummer & LOVED the dual drummers, what a sound, has never been matched to this day! RIP ABB ☮️
RIP Dickey - Been a Huge Fan of the ABB since back in High School in the 70's. Live at the Fillmore Album was the Best Live Album Ever. I used to have a Train Caboose in my Back Yard where we all Partied & Tripped out. Spent many hours listening to Live at the Fillmore Album. Thanks for all the Good Times. ABB Stole the show at Woodstock 2 back in "94". Say "Hi" to Duane & the Brothers for me. See you in the Next World..
Duane is white?!? GTFO...Last I checked, I had a ton of MELANIE..Therefore I'm AA...African-Amer-I-Can....nah man we ALL BE BROTHER'S...Fuckin SkyDog Rules on dat Miles Davis Shit on Dreams...50 FITTY Years since Watkins Glen...Berry Killing Dat Bass...Chugging!! It's good to be here!!
They're also better than any band that came out of Britain ! The Allman Brothers Band were the real deal; those British dudes were pretenders and posers. Rock music originated from the American south, not from Britain. Those British clowns came to America and regurgitated American music to white American kids and made a killing. The Allman Brothers Band (with Duane Allman) were the best !
@@Stublinsky I think there were some great bands that came out of Britain ! I think the British bands really invented progressive rock, which I like better.
I’m barely older and I’m 59 , can you imagine being able to pick up a guitar and play slide like Daune at that age . People talk about all the great slide guitar players now that was around then , but look att how Duane could play then because he was called home in his early 20s , very early. Just think what he would be playing like if he had been around the whole time like Clapton is . WOW . RIP Duane
I was 17 in 1970 and they were still not real well known when this was recorded. This was a showcase for new bands at The Fillmore. Unbelievable band, sad that two crucial members died within two years of this show.
This was a magical time of music making. I am 75 and still relishing the the unity of this group of amazing musicians in a time when so much music is synthesised or copied or digitally manipulated. The Allman Brothers were original and so creative in their music making from what came out of their heads and their hands.
My friends and I started going to concerts there and we always bought tickets for the next rock show before it happened we always had front seats My first show was Johnny Winter The stage was black I was in the front row middle and I saw someone walking across the stage and all of a sudden a white light came on right in front of me and I was amazed to see Johnny Winter standing right there oh my God the best years of my life
I was in HS in the 90s, and saw a few shows from the latter part of the Dead years. To this day, I listen to them daily, especially early 70s to early 80s. I love it. I happened to catch the Allman Brothers in late 90s on the East coast. It was my only AB show. I’ve always enjoyed their stuff, but Duane Allman, was a legend. Thank you for posting this show. It gives someone like myself, an opportunity to listen/watch him. People that got to see him/them live, even the Watkins Glen show, with the Dead, God Bless…
My neighbor Dennis North dedicated his youth to this music. As his wife put it in his obituary he was a prolific musician and I know his inspiration was Dwayne Allman and Dicky Betts. Jasper Mills and Allman Brothers highlighted my youth. I miss them both.
Didn't know the band had two drummers and once had an African American! It's amazing that this happens between a southern band even more so at that time
This was part of a showcase for bands that weren't known real well, there were two or three other bands who did short sets that night, that's what I've read anyway.
@@G8GT364CI The warm up bands might have had short sets. There were two Fillmore East concerts back to back. The second one was for special guests only and closed to the public. It was broadcast on the radio. The Brothers started playing about 2am and quit about 7am. They were the headliner. They played the very last concert at the Fillmore East. The second concert is available, where Bill Graham gives them a blazing review!
Maurizio - these guys were my favorite back in the 1975-1980 timeframe. I think the early versions of their music are the best along with the solo Gregg Allman songs. Truly one of the great bands of all time, especially with Duane.
@@rayburnyarborough4695iam sure Duane approved of what his brother accomplished in his lifetime though. Now they're both gone and (we) the living get to enjoy this phenomenal band.
It's great that Elizabeth Reed is included; another video, the so-called 'Official' The Allman Brothers Band - Full Concert, leaves it out. Although on the present video it says Whipping Post is at 0:13:55, that's actually were ER begins. Puzzling. Whipping Post is at 22:20.
I with many friends promoted the biggest party Xenia ever had starring Jasper Mills all the beer you could drink with the price of admission. Thanks to Dennis North Monty Parky Bob Coker, Dick Reeves and LaDonna Stinson’s brother for standing with me after the concert at Prether’sLodge outside Xenia. Not much beer left in the town but a good time had by all. Around 1974, what a party.
I've read many comments on how young The Brothers were, but just as amazing is from the time that Gregg joined the band until Brother Duane left, was only 30 months! Let that soak in for a little bit...
How about some love for Dickie Betts. Not only was he a fantastic guitarist. He wrote many of their greatest instrumentals. He brought a lot of the jazz feel. The man gets hardly any credit.
The last time I saw Dickie, he was being dragged back (by roadies) to the tour bus parked near the Stone Pony, his boot tips dragging along the sidewalk, drunk as a skunk.
This music is really the best of the southern ROCK N ROLL This band at the time had the most unique sound and still does today. It is great. Nothing else like it. JUST SMOKIN, COOKIN n JAMMIN !!!!!!! WOW
This the original Allman Brothers Band this was the best Allman Brothers Band! With Duane Allman Berry Oakley, Dickey Betts,, Jerome Johnson, Gregg Allman, in the other drummer!
Yes I love this band. I am 55 and they are my favorite of all time. I still have the album from when I was a kid. I have it on my ipod. However I have looked for years to find a video with "You don't love me" on it. That is their greatest epic of all. It was part of the concert and on the album. I loved that song for my whole life. However you don't have it here and it is part of the concert. I guess nobody recorded it that day in 1970. If not we are missing a true part of Allman Brrothers history. Duanne was the greatest of all time. Greg
+galdrededd This concert was filmed as a feature for television about the Fillmore East. I believe there were four bands. Each performance was in the vicinity of 30-35 minutes. This was the entire Allman Brothers set this particular night. "You Don't Love Me" was not performed at this show. The television show aired, but the Allman Brothers performance was cut because of issues with the audio quality. Gregg's vocals were pretty weak in the mix for the first 1/4 of their set.
Duane and Dick are rock legends and these concerts at Fillmore are some of the best rock shows ever recorded. The Band was a perfect mix of Santana idea( guitar tone, percussion and double drums) , Paul Butterfield, Doors -Grateful" psychedelic acid rock and Cream approach. It´s not strange and for me it`s an incredible fact, that great Elvis Bishop plays with them here. Greg always sings great with that soul and blues approach. Unique in their rock style. Zappa always said incredible things about this band. Thin lizzy were a super band also very influenced by them. However, I think that they would have sounded much better with one drums only and with some winds or armonicist instead that percusionist.
@@thomasskladany7760 That they did! The guy that yells that out on their Fillmore East album. For those who may not know, there were two Fillmore East concerts. The second one was for special guests only. I think the Brothers started about 2am and quit about 7am. This one was recorded on the radio and was the last concert at the Fillmore East!
Sometimes the planets line up just right, sometimes the randomness of fate, the luck of the draw will unite people who possess extraordinary abilities on their own, but who join together to create something that is a force of nature in it's day, and then goes on to withstand the test of time. Some examples might include: This version of the Allman Brothers Band The 1927 Yankees (look up the stats) The Honeymooners The Beatles The 3 Stooges (with Curly) Sometimes the combination of the people involved is so perfect, so absolutely right, that the combined effort becomes a synergism, and the whole is greater than the sum of its individual parts. I personally have seen and heard every incarnation of this band except the last one with Derek Trucks, they are all first rate, world class, and unforgettable. But this combination of human beings has an extra dimension to it that defies description. There's something going on here that words can't define.
Interesting you mentioned the Beatles. A video just came out on the 16 of two mini cassettes, recorded by George,titled ‘Last Will and Testament of George Harrison’ made in the hospital while recovering from being stabbed several times. I think it dispels all the rumors and innuendo spread about. I’ve watched several old Beatles videos, and they just weren’t the same after 1966. It’s very obvious! The truth goes way down the rabbit hole.
@@rayburnyarborough4695 I absolutely agree with you ten thousand percent. What it was exactly that caused this has been open to speculation for nearly 60 years. Several likely possibilities include: Bob Dylan suggesting that their lyrics were lacking in relevance. The acid experiences George Harrison's interest in Eastern philosophy The possibility that Paul McCartney was killed and replaced with somebody else Sinister scheming and manipulation by the Aleister Crowley freaks at the Tavistock institute Yoko Ono These are just a few of the well known things that happened to those guys, but in the larger context, it really all adds up to the simple fact of living life and growing in different directions as a result of experiences and being influenced by them. The Beatles were not unique in that respect. They were just like everybody else, but the ability to interpret all of this and create music out of it all is the thing that made them great, and the reason they have stood the test of time, just like the Allman Brothers.
@@jpalberthoward9 Tavistock and MI-5 were involved. Personally, I don’t think John ever got over his grief. One of the last times George talked to John, John was going to put out the truth. That probably got him clintonized. All the evidence on the tapes is overwhelming. If you’re interested I can try to send you the link. Screwtube doesn’t like to make it available. The site has lots of very interesting stuff on it. This just came out 1-16-23.
@@jpalberthoward9 It definitely sounds like George on the tapes. The details he goes into about all the clues John interjected into their music and album covers is intriguing to say the least. Rita, the guy named Maxwell, back masking on the records. It all makes perfect sense to me.
Sometimes I think it was on purpose. Duane was often accused of being out of tune. Big deal! He was so proficient that he could make anything sound good. He was quoted once saying, “my guitar will be so connected to my brain, that my fingers won’t have to worry where to go.”
This is NOT the full concert, they CUT out In Memory of Elizabeth Reed, get it right! That being said, arguably the best American band! RIP Dickey Betts!
This is awesome, of course, but most of the posts you see of this concert do not include Liz Reed -- although there is a shitty quality version of just that song out there -- so this is just an absolute gem. Thanks for posting!
'In Memory of Elizabeth Reed' is also in this video, starts at 13:55 then Whipping Post at 23:20 not sure why the uploader left it out of the description up above but it's there, also the voice from the beginning until right after the 11 minute mark has been digitally altered to be audible as it's virtually inaudible on the original, not sure which is worse but this video is a clinic on how to play together as band, none better than the original Allman Brothers Band.
It just kills me that we get closeups of Butch's face while Skydog is ripping off insane slide solo's. Still tremendously happy for the footage but MAN.
+Jason Feiertag ?? WHERE ARE YOU AT? IN OTHER WORDS WHAT SHOW ARE YOU WATCHING? ha..Man it's always right to go in different directions when playing, See I'm an old dead head so after watching Bob & Jerry do it all the time I got used to it. Playing is like a flight that goes no where to me..I have been playing for over 45 years now and I always space out in other directions. If you play the same song/tune the same over and over again, it's just repetition, If you change it up every time then it's a different tune no?
The talent was thru the f in roof..siesta key..68..how great a time we all had..simple times,beautiful girls,Allman bros..red rover red rover send someone over..lol..island park..hippies every where...EAT A 🍑 FOR PEACE 🔥
Just amazing. I’m 74 and still can’t get enough. The crap played today, boom boom boom, and that’s it. Real music here.
Stuff today sounds allll tha same dosent it my friend. No talent, no instruments. No mind expanding creativity. No sweat, blood, n tears.
amen James brother, amen. Phenominal musicians eh
I was lucky to live a short ride from the Fillmore East. I went to all the shows there. Saw this show, saw the Live At The Fillmore show in March, saw them on the last day of the Fillmore. I'm seeing this vid for the first time, didn't know there were any from those shows. Now everyone can see an example of what it was like. How awesome to see this, and with shots of the audience and I'm one of them. This was over 50 years ago, but this old man is still a stoner, rock and roller. Rock on, all you Allman Brothers fans. You have good taste in music.
Well if they ever do come up with the time machine I'll see you there...
Thank you Bill for bring all that great music for us
I don't know how it is for you, but I think it's really a great wonder to see the legendary *Allman Brothers Band* with Duane on guitar and Berry on bass ... Beyond all considerations this is a historical film of enormous importance.
🦆 Ladies and Gentleman: Duane Allman, Berry Oakley, Dickey Betts, Butch Trucks, Jaimoe, Gregg Allman - and Thom Doucette…
@@davidcohen7106 as good as it will ever be. We listened to this on 8-track on camping trips. best of times
I saw them 3 times! The last time was after Duane was killed, it was in ‘73 at Watkins Glen along with the Dead & the Band. A weekend with my older brother I’ll never forget, the party of my life! ☮️
It's damn good & i was lucky to have seen them twice with this original line up . Once at RFK & once at American University both in 1970. Opinions be damned they were the best of the best. The only crummy thing about this recording which i have an old copy where you can barely hear Greg on Dreams till the very end is all, now it seems they have cleared it up best they could as this is better than my copy as i can hear Greg better than the original release of this Historic moment in real rock history. Thank for posting this & i know it's all over YT but we can never get enough !!!! 🎸🎸🔥🔥
love all of these guys and their music- but why does butch trucks always look pissed off?
So many bands came up in the “ Southern Rock “ era but absolutely NO ONE could or can touch the Allman Brothers. Rest the souls of the great members that we’ve lost for they will be forever missed.
I saw them once and Duane was already gone There is no other band Southern or not that can JAM like ABB
Unreal that this was 51 years ago! So much talent and such tragic lives. God Bless The Allman Brothers Band! Hope Greg got to see Duane the very instant he left this earth.
The saddest news and the worst gift for my 51 birthday....I was born in May 27-1966 .... Rest in Peace Gregg... Love from Tripolis-Greece
Historic footage! This is my dreams come true. I feel like as if I were riding on a time machine now. Thank you for the greatest moments.
RIP Dickey - you’re back with your brothers !
My all-time favorite! ..the Allman Brothers Band👍🙂 ...brings back the memories of my youth in the early 1970s ...
_In Memory Of Dickey Betts_ ...the melody master.
Not in the title? In memory
Priceless footage of the most talented group of musicians of my lifetime ... 6 individuals in perfect union with each other , communicating , thinking , & performing as ONE dynamic unit . Stunning . PLAY ALL NIGHT !!!
Even years later they played Whipping Post for an hour at Watkins Glen in ‘73, I was there! ☮️
I’ve commented many times about seeing the guys from the very beginning at least 15 times all over the Northeast. They played every venue from here to small clubs to many college campus. Paid $1.50 to $20.00 at the Spectrum in Philly when they topped the bill. I been playin 52 yrs and am their age and also agree with every good comment , even from the younger fans and musicians. The main reason for writing this is that this version with Liz Reed really ( hard to believe) is what draws you to them . Skydog was undoubtedly the finest Coriciden slide musician of the modern age, but this shows all of them walking the dog. The double leads, both drummers, Greg playing the B3 , using “Leslies”, and Berry’s fine ,fine bass backbone. Many passed to heaven back then, but we really mourned Berry and Duane’s death. Big eerie blow. But they lived on and stayed strong.Sorry for taking so long. Peace, Rocky
I saw em 3 times, the last time was at Watkins Glen. They were my older brother’s favorite band, no other was better live that’s for sure. I was a drummer & LOVED the dual drummers, what a sound, has never been matched to this day! RIP ABB ☮️
RIP Dickey - Been a Huge Fan of the ABB since back in High School in the 70's. Live at the Fillmore Album was the Best Live Album Ever.
I used to have a Train Caboose in my Back Yard where we all Partied & Tripped out. Spent many hours listening to Live at the Fillmore Album. Thanks for all the Good Times. ABB Stole the show at Woodstock 2 back in "94". Say "Hi" to Duane & the Brothers for me. See you in the Next World..
Duane was the best white rock - blues guitarist EVER! He’s unsurpassed. 🎸🎸🎸🎸
Duane is white?!? GTFO...Last I checked, I had a ton of MELANIE..Therefore I'm AA...African-Amer-I-Can....nah man we ALL BE BROTHER'S...Fuckin SkyDog Rules on dat Miles Davis Shit on Dreams...50 FITTY Years since Watkins Glen...Berry Killing Dat Bass...Chugging!! It's good to be here!!
Marcus King is coming for the crown
That’s not a problem , I love Duane and he inspired me a lot but don’t forget about SRV
@@christopherfoley5973 never, don’t even compare him to duane!
@@christopherfoley5973pfff
The best band that ever came out of America !!!!!
They're also better than any band that came out of Britain !
The Allman Brothers Band were the real deal; those British dudes were pretenders and posers.
Rock music originated from the American south, not from Britain.
Those British clowns came to America and regurgitated American music to white American kids and made a killing.
The Allman Brothers Band (with Duane Allman) were the best !
@@Stublinsky I think there were some great bands that came out of Britain ! I think the British bands really invented progressive rock, which I like better.
@@shimwooley Have you listened to all of the early ABB with Duane and Berry? The magic left after both of them died!
@@rayburnyarborough4695 Yes ! I have. I listened to these guys since the beginning. I've seen them live 4 times.
Miles and Coltrane Too + Louis Armstrong!
What's truly astonishing is that these KIDS were all younger than I am now, and I'm only 27.
I’m barely older and I’m 59 , can you imagine being able to pick up a guitar and play slide like Daune at that age . People talk about all the great slide guitar players now that was around then , but look att how Duane could play then because he was called home in his early 20s , very early. Just think what he would be playing like if he had been around the whole time like Clapton is . WOW . RIP Duane
I was 17 in 1970 and they were still not real well known when this was recorded. This was a showcase for new bands at The Fillmore. Unbelievable band, sad that two crucial members died within two years of this show.
Me too! (On the inside that is!) (switch em around & we’re closer)
This was a magical time of music making.
I am 75 and still relishing the the unity of this group of amazing musicians in a time when so much music is synthesised or copied or digitally manipulated.
The Allman Brothers were original and so creative in their music making from what came out of their heads and their hands.
50 years later, I'm still blown away by how special they were.
First time seeing this,do not know it existed,what a treat!!!! Thanks!!!!!!!!!
It's stunning how good this is after all these years. Thankfully we can see and revisit this today. Absolutely fabulous group of musicians.
1st rock n roll concert allman bros 1970. Saw them 13 times. 1975 1st event at the superdome was awesome
1970, LIVE and still better than studio could ever produce.
I could watch this everyday forever and it wouldn't get old. This group inspires me so much,
My friends and I started going to concerts there and we always bought tickets for the next rock show before it happened we always had front seats My first show was Johnny Winter The stage was black I was in the front row middle and I saw someone walking across the stage and all of a sudden a white light came on right in front of me and I was amazed to see Johnny Winter standing right there oh my God the best years of my life
One of the very BEST BANDS LIVE!! Man, they were TIGHT, the whole band was on point!!
Duane found a collection of the baddest ass players ever.
@@markn3936we all win
My favorite band
数あるライブアルバムの中でも､フィルモアは5本に入る名盤だと思います。
私見です。
ブルースに対する彼らの愛着と決してオリジナリティを失わない姿勢が素晴らしいですね。
車で聴いてます。
I was in HS in the 90s, and saw a few shows from the latter part of the Dead years. To this day, I listen to them daily, especially early 70s to early 80s. I love it. I happened to catch the Allman Brothers in late 90s on the East coast. It was my only AB show. I’ve always enjoyed their stuff, but Duane Allman, was a legend. Thank you for posting this show. It gives someone like myself, an opportunity to listen/watch him. People that got to see him/them live, even the Watkins Glen show, with the Dead, God Bless…
There is no work of music in History as incredible as this concert. There may have been some angels harking somewhere but this on video!
My neighbor Dennis North dedicated his youth to this music. As his wife put it in his obituary he was a prolific musician and I know his inspiration was Dwayne Allman and Dicky Betts. Jasper Mills and Allman Brothers highlighted my youth. I miss them both.
Just keeps getting better & better the more you hear them.
My top band💖
This was a band of giants! all of them!!
My favorite band. Got to see them Hollywood Speedway 1972, Watkins Glenn, Superdome. This video is amazing!
Young people: this is a musical CLINIQUE. The greatest live performance ever by the greatest jam band of all time!
I agree 100%! ABB are & always will be the best!
@@sblair6362 Yep
Beg to differ but quality all the same
There are some wonderful comments here but many of us wrote some great and educated commentary as many as 5&6 years ago, sure do miss em.
Peace, Rocky
Best Jam Band Ever 💪
Jaimoe is one of the nicest people I have ever met.
Such an awesome jam band. R.I.P. Duane, Barry, Butch, and Gregg.
As a teenager kid, shrooming, listining to this, on 8-track, was magic. 1974. Best times ever. Sadly, The "woke?" will never know.
"In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed" begins at 14 minutes, 3 seconds in.
Didn't know the band had two drummers and once had an African American! It's amazing that this happens between a southern band even more so at that time
"once had?"
Jaimo was original member and was with the band till the end in 2014...
ER'BODY African.. axe Louis Leakey....ALL MEN BROTHER'S (WOMEN TOO)!!☻️
Jaimoe Johnson was the first guy Duane recruited for the band.@@PaulOfriaTEST
0:00 - Don’t Keep Me Wonderin’
4:06 - Dreams
14:03 - In Memory of Elizabeth Reed
22:21 - Whipping Post
A too short show, but one of the biggest jewels of Southern Hard Rock of all the times...
Absolutely
This was part of a showcase for bands that weren't known real well, there were two or three other bands who did short sets that night, that's what I've read anyway.
@@G8GT364CI The warm up bands might have had short sets. There were two Fillmore East concerts back to back. The second one was for special guests only and closed to the public. It was broadcast on the radio. The Brothers started playing about 2am and quit about 7am. They were the headliner. They played the very last concert at the Fillmore East. The second concert is available, where Bill Graham gives them a blazing review!
AMAZING!
Maurizio - these guys were my favorite back in the 1975-1980 timeframe. I think the early versions of their music are the best along with the solo Gregg Allman songs.
Truly one of the great bands of all time, especially with Duane.
Yeah, after Duane left us, the magic left also. Then one year and thirteen days later, Berry left us.
@@rayburnyarborough4695iam sure Duane approved of what his brother accomplished in his lifetime though. Now they're both gone and (we) the living get to enjoy this phenomenal band.
It's great that Elizabeth Reed is included; another video, the so-called 'Official' The Allman Brothers Band - Full Concert, leaves it out. Although on the present video it says Whipping Post is at 0:13:55, that's actually were ER begins. Puzzling. Whipping Post is at 22:20.
I with many friends promoted the biggest party Xenia ever had starring Jasper Mills all the beer you could drink with the price of admission. Thanks to Dennis North Monty Parky Bob Coker, Dick Reeves and LaDonna Stinson’s brother for standing with me after the concert at Prether’sLodge outside Xenia. Not much beer left in the town but a good time had by all. Around 1974, what a party.
This was. An Allman Brothers tribute before there was such a thing.
I've read many comments on how young The Brothers were, but just as amazing is from the time that Gregg joined the band until Brother Duane left, was only 30 months! Let that soak in for a little bit...
My fave band of all-time had a concert on the day I was born! How cool is that?
How about some love for Dickie Betts. Not only was he a fantastic guitarist. He wrote many of their greatest instrumentals. He brought a lot of the jazz feel. The man gets hardly any credit.
The last time I saw Dickie, he was being dragged back (by roadies) to the tour bus parked near the Stone Pony, his boot tips dragging along the sidewalk, drunk as a skunk.
@@thaddeusk4230 I had the same experience in Richmond VA. Dickey has always battled addictions but that doesn't diminish his talent or contributions.
and he passed away today. . . . RIP
In simple words.... BEST BAND EVER...
I want to go back...... 😎
Greatest Southern Rock Ever! ❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸❤️
This music is really the best of the southern ROCK N ROLL This band at the time had the most unique sound and still does today. It is great. Nothing else like it. JUST SMOKIN, COOKIN n JAMMIN !!!!!!! WOW
Thank you...❤❤
YEAH BOYSYOU WERE THE BEST AND SO GOOD LOOKING
The GOAT of recorded music!
If I could, I would remaster the audio so you could hear Gregg from the start. This is The Holy Grail........
my 1st show was Dickie Betts and great southern at Central park . That was the show they got back together . i was hooked and went to many of a shows
THE best!!
Beautiful. Thank you for the download.
Huge artistic talent and musical opening.
This the original Allman Brothers Band this was the best Allman Brothers Band! With Duane Allman Berry Oakley, Dickey Betts,, Jerome Johnson, Gregg Allman, in the other drummer!
Drummers are Jai Johanny Johanson (Jaimoe) and Butch Trucks.
Jus step out and shred. Les Paul and SG doubling. Two drums. Hot damn this is it.
Thanks for sharing- gonna watch it tonight when i get home from gig.
Duane's mouth movements, yes, he is playing his guitar but it's literally coming out of his body you can see it!!!
Their talent at such young ages is hard for me to grasp.
They weren't the same after they lost Barry and Duane. RIP Brothers.
Yep! The magic left!
Yes I love this band. I am 55 and they are my favorite of all time. I still have the album from when I was a kid. I have it on my ipod. However I have looked for years to find a video with "You don't love me" on it. That is their greatest epic of all. It was part of the concert and on the album. I loved that song for my whole life. However you don't have it here and it is part of the concert. I guess nobody recorded it that day in 1970. If not we are missing a true part of Allman Brrothers history. Duanne was the greatest of all time.
Greg
+galdrededd This concert was filmed as a feature for television about the Fillmore East. I believe there were four bands. Each performance was in the vicinity of 30-35 minutes. This was the entire Allman Brothers set this particular night. "You Don't Love Me" was not performed at this show. The television show aired, but the Allman Brothers performance was cut because of issues with the audio quality. Gregg's vocals were pretty weak in the mix for the first 1/4 of their set.
Look on another video- there are several different videos with your song💗
Love and Miss ABB💘💔
Duane and Dick are rock legends and these concerts at Fillmore are some of the best rock shows ever recorded. The Band was a perfect mix of Santana idea( guitar tone, percussion and double drums) , Paul Butterfield, Doors -Grateful" psychedelic acid rock and Cream approach. It´s not strange and for me it`s an incredible fact, that great Elvis Bishop plays with them here. Greg always sings great with that soul and blues approach. Unique in their rock style. Zappa always said incredible things about this band. Thin lizzy were a super band also very influenced by them. However, I think that they would have sounded much better with one drums only and with some winds or armonicist instead that percusionist.
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Get down! 🫡😎✌️
Duane Allman was 23 years old here.
Damn, but every time I hear em they get better. How's that happen?
I was a young kid in 1972 saw them at Mar Y Sol Music Festival in Puerto Rico. Just a few month's after Duane's departure.
Any other bands hearing/seeing this in 1970 would just quit or go and practice
🦆 Ladies and Gentleman: Duane Allman, Berry Oakley, Dickey Betts, Butch Trucks, Jaimoe, Gregg Allman - and Thom Doucette…
Who could ask for anything more ? PLAY ALL NIGHT !!!
@@thomasskladany7760 That they did! The guy that yells that out on their Fillmore East album. For those who may not know, there were two Fillmore East concerts. The second one was for special guests only. I think the Brothers started about 2am and quit about 7am. This one was recorded on the radio and was the last concert at the Fillmore East!
How were people sitting in the seats lol good lord this is the best
Que lastima qué duele allman haya muerto tan joven tenía solo 24 años y era un excelente guitarrista
14:03 is Elizabeth Reed
Sometimes the planets line up just right, sometimes the randomness of fate, the luck of the draw will unite people who possess extraordinary abilities on their own, but who join together to create something that is a force of nature in it's day, and then goes on to withstand the test of time.
Some examples might include:
This version of the Allman Brothers Band
The 1927 Yankees
(look up the stats)
The Honeymooners
The Beatles
The 3 Stooges (with Curly)
Sometimes the combination of the people involved is so perfect, so absolutely right, that the combined effort becomes a synergism, and the whole is greater than the sum of its individual parts.
I personally have seen and heard every incarnation of this band except the last one with Derek Trucks, they are all first rate, world class, and unforgettable.
But this combination of human beings has an extra dimension to it that defies description. There's something going on here that words can't define.
Interesting you mentioned the Beatles. A video just came out on the 16 of two mini cassettes, recorded by George,titled ‘Last Will and Testament of George Harrison’ made in the hospital while recovering from being stabbed several times. I think it dispels all the rumors and innuendo spread about. I’ve watched several old Beatles videos, and they just weren’t the same after 1966. It’s very obvious! The truth goes way down the rabbit hole.
@@rayburnyarborough4695 I absolutely agree with you ten thousand percent. What it was exactly that caused this has been open to speculation for nearly 60 years. Several likely possibilities include:
Bob Dylan suggesting that their lyrics were lacking in relevance.
The acid experiences
George Harrison's interest in Eastern philosophy
The possibility that Paul McCartney was killed and replaced with somebody else
Sinister scheming and manipulation by the Aleister Crowley freaks at the Tavistock institute
Yoko Ono
These are just a few of the well known things that happened to those guys, but in the larger context, it really all adds up to the simple fact of living life and growing in different directions as a result of experiences and being influenced by them.
The Beatles were not unique in that respect. They were just like everybody else, but the ability to interpret all of this and create music out of it all is the thing that made them great, and the reason they have stood the test of time, just like the Allman Brothers.
@@jpalberthoward9 Tavistock and MI-5 were involved. Personally, I don’t think John ever got over his grief. One of the last times George talked to John, John was going to put out the truth. That probably got him clintonized. All the evidence on the tapes is overwhelming. If you’re interested I can try to send you the link. Screwtube doesn’t like to make it available. The site has lots of very interesting stuff on it. This just came out 1-16-23.
@@jpalberthoward9 It definitely sounds like George on the tapes. The details he goes into about all the clues John interjected into their music and album covers is intriguing to say the least. Rita, the guy named Maxwell, back masking on the records. It all makes perfect sense to me.
@@jpalberthoward9 One last thing: I don’t think I can give the rest of the title of the video. Screwtube!
amazing..............thanx
I mean these guys were in their early twenties……boggles the mind….
At about 7:05, Duane bends a note during his solo on dreams a little off pitch & Gregg smirks at him, like oops big bro, you're only human
Sometimes I think it was on purpose. Duane was often accused of being out of tune. Big deal! He was so proficient that he could make anything sound good. He was quoted once saying, “my guitar will be so connected to my brain, that my fingers won’t have to worry where to go.”
Duane is absolutely unreal. So fluid in and out of major and minor then the notes bleed together but still are separate. Goat
This is NOT the full concert, they CUT out In Memory of Elizabeth Reed, get it right! That being said, arguably the best American band! RIP Dickey Betts!
This is awesome, of course, but most of the posts you see of this concert do not include Liz Reed -- although there is a shitty quality version of just that song out there -- so this is just an absolute gem. Thanks for posting!
+AOB
But here, Elizabeth Reed is included, beginning at 14:01
Awesome. About as good as it can, given the age.
13:55 In Memory of Elizabeth Reed
'In Memory of Elizabeth Reed' is also in this video, starts at 13:55 then Whipping Post at 23:20 not sure why the uploader left it out of the description up above but it's there, also the voice from the beginning until right after the 11 minute mark has been digitally altered to be audible as it's virtually inaudible on the original, not sure which is worse but this video is a clinic on how to play together as band, none better than the original Allman Brothers Band.
AMEN !!!
1:37 Butch looks like a hologram
It just kills me that we get closeups of Butch's face while Skydog is ripping off insane slide solo's. Still tremendously happy for the footage but MAN.
Damn you, Harley-Davidson!
As good as it gets.
frustrating camera work, while Duane is wailing the camera is pointed up his nose, but will take whatever I can get, reminds me of Woodstock
the tuning
Dicky warped into some other dimension on whipping post.
+Jason Feiertag ?? WHERE ARE YOU AT? IN OTHER WORDS WHAT SHOW ARE YOU WATCHING? ha..Man it's always right to go in different directions when playing, See I'm an old dead head so after watching Bob & Jerry do it all the time I got used to it. Playing is like a flight that goes no where to me..I have been playing for over 45 years now and I always space out in other directions. If you play the same song/tune the same over and over again, it's just repetition, If you change it up every time then it's a different tune no?
@@ripplemeinwater1 Duane and the boys were 100 times better and more skilled then Jerry and the Dead. I like both bands, but it is obvious.
@@michaelcraig9449 Nah Jerry was at their level.
Listen to Lonely Avenue by Jerry
@@michaelcraig9449 No no no no no. Duane was absolute master of his realm, but Jerry the curandero of the guitar flew in realms beyond.
The talent was thru the f in roof..siesta key..68..how great a time we all had..simple times,beautiful girls,Allman bros..red rover red rover send someone over..lol..island park..hippies every where...EAT A 🍑 FOR PEACE 🔥
Concert was no different at the Spectrum in Philadelphia.
whipping post??
in memory of elisabeth reed¡¡¡¡
My friend, Voodoonola "patched" this "Dreams" vocal with another "Dreams" vocal from a different show. Fantastic job he did, in my opinion.
Hey brothers and sisters, if you’re not familiar with Dayne Peachman, check him out! He has a huge collection of the ABB music on YT
The quality of camcorders in 1970. At least the audio is top shelf.
full concert, 33 minutes?