cut for time: a dickey guitar solo. oh well he got to sing, warren got the solo and gregg as always king of it all. many say outside of the original duane-led lineup this is the best ABB lineup of all.
This was a classic tune that would have been right up there with Ramblin' Man had it been recorded 20 years earlier. In 1994 it was a breath of fresh air amidst all the grunge sludge that was happening.
I was 20 in 94, out of all the concerts we went to that decade I can't think of a better live band that decade than the Allmans. We went all over the map to catch em. 93 saw Pearl Jam and Soundgarden open for Neil Young with Booker T and the M.Gs as his band. The old boys put on a clinic for the grunge set that day. Maybe I just wasn't jaded and depressed enough for grunge, I could never get into it. Cheers
At least we have The Allman Betts Band now with the sons of Gregg (Devon Allman) and Dickey (Duane Betts) carrying on the legacy, and creating something new. They also have Berry Oakley Jr. on bass too. You also still have Gov’t Mule, you have Tedeschi Trucks, and Widespread Panic as well. Yeah we all wish we could have the ABB back, but these bands do a good job of keeping the ABB legacy alive. There’s a lot of good material from all these groups I’ve mentioned.
There’s no doubt this lineup was so tight but when Dicky fell apart and the rest of the guys couldn’t handle his bullshit anymore but they still bounce back after Dickie left and I think Derek trucks Warren Haynes and Oteil Burbridge when they came out with that lineup they smoked this lineup for sure RIP to all of the brothers we lost
I seen them perform this song back in 1992 at the Hartford Civic Center in Connecticut. When they were in tour for there album Back Where It All Begins. Truly one of my most memorable concerts.
Dicky was a smooth cat. He wrote quite a bit with the brothers no Dicky Betts no Allman Bros.
cut for time: a dickey guitar solo. oh well he got to sing, warren got the solo and gregg as always king of it all. many say outside of the original duane-led lineup this is the best ABB lineup of all.
This was a classic tune that would have been right up there with Ramblin' Man had it been recorded 20 years earlier. In 1994 it was a breath of fresh air amidst all the grunge sludge that was happening.
I was 20 in 94, out of all the concerts we went to that decade I can't think of a better live band that decade than the Allmans. We went all over the map to catch em.
93 saw Pearl Jam and Soundgarden open for Neil Young with Booker T and the M.Gs as his band. The old boys put on a clinic for the grunge set that day. Maybe I just wasn't jaded and depressed enough for grunge, I could never get into it. Cheers
hard to see this cut so short for live tv..... there is sooooo much more to this song
yup like taking 2 movements out of a Beethoven symphony. sacrilidge
ABB with Dickey, as it should be.
No doubt about it 🍄
There is no other,
So sad The Allman Brothers are no more.
They left us good we will have to settle for cover bands at least the music is alive and well!!
At least we have The Allman Betts Band now with the sons of Gregg (Devon Allman) and Dickey (Duane Betts) carrying on the legacy, and creating something new. They also have Berry Oakley Jr. on bass too. You also still have Gov’t Mule, you have Tedeschi Trucks, and Widespread Panic as well. Yeah we all wish we could have the ABB back, but these bands do a good job of keeping the ABB legacy alive. There’s a lot of good material from all these groups I’ve mentioned.
Woody was a hoss. I loved how heavy he played.
Love that lineup.
Damn I miss the Allman Brothers
Nice lite version of the song. In concert it would go for 15 mins,
Love me some Dickey singin'
love me some Warren pickin :)
yep dickey-- "second Guitarist' AND 'second singer' in the band. Who says numbers don't lie?
I wish Willie Nelson and the Bros would have record a song together.
There’s no doubt this lineup was so tight but when Dicky fell apart and the rest of the guys couldn’t handle his bullshit anymore but they still bounce back after Dickie left and I think Derek trucks Warren Haynes and Oteil Burbridge when they came out with that lineup they smoked this lineup for sure RIP to all of the brothers we lost
The good ole days!!!
Poor Dickey, only got a 10 second solo. Sad.
RIP Dickey Betts, you’re jammin’ with the boys now in the blue sky 🎸
They cut out Dickey's solo. BS!!!!
Warren is on the Mt Rushmore of tone and taste.
So much about this! ✨
Warren's tone is a bit too murky for my liking, but a great performance nonetheless.
i dont hear murky, i hear smooth and warm.
just once I would 've like to see an interview
I seen them perform this song back in 1992 at the Hartford Civic Center in Connecticut. When they were in tour for there album Back Where It All Begins. Truly one of my most memorable concerts.
Chris Tofield used to play with them when they showed up.
I caught them just outside Toronto, Darien Lake New York, and somewhere in Michigan that tour. They were on fire that year.
Sometimes 2 drummers ain’t enough...
thanks for the upload
You're most welcome. Thank you for the message of appreciation.
one of my favorite allman bros songs! dicky is the man!
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