I have listened to the Allman Brothers for over 50 years. They are my favorite. The blonde guy Derek is the nephew of 1 of the drummers. I think you did very well with your comments. It was great seeing your reaction to their incredible music. I am fortunate to have seen them with the original lineup with Duane Allman and Berry Oakley before they passed away. Thank you very much for this video it really started my day off great ❤️
You are a lucky man. I missed the Duane Era by two years. Dickie was incredible and Greg had such a great blues voice that I saw them five times in total.
This is the last incarnation of the Allman Brothers, which lasted about 14-15 years The original group with Duane, Allman, and Barry Oakley is the best you really want to get into at the Fillmore East you’ll hear some of the greatest guitar work you’ll ever hear in your life. The original band with the two drummers before they added the percussionist many years later , they never played the same thing. The black dude was a jazz drummer. The white dude was a rock drummer and they filled each other with perfection. All their stuff with the band being together a total of 45 years is great. I’ve seen them 15 times over the decades, still the best band I’ve ever seen all great musicians in every incarnation of the band
2 of the members of this iteration of ABB have their own bands and are definitely worth a listen, Derek Trucks has Tedeschi Trucks Band with his wife and Warren Hayes has Govt Mule, have a listen
The same 2 drummers much less, Jamoie was more jazz influenced and Butch Trucks wss more rock influenced and they knew what each other were going to do
The original Allman Brothers were a combination of Country, Blues, and a little Jazz to form Southern Rock. 2 of the best guitarists ever, 2 amazing drummers, and Gregg Allman. Check out "Whipping Post" live.
Please note this is two songs! The first, jazz instrumental is “Don’t want you no more” by Eddie Hardin and Spencer Davis. Then it wraps, beautifully into “Not my cross to bear” by the brothers
I was 14 when I saw them in 1969 in Sarasota at the City Auditorium. Had never heard of them and after about a half of a song (Don't Want You No More) I was freaking out over how good this already is and realized," this is as good as it gets". This will be the best band I'm ever going to see. And I've seen Elvis, Zeppelin, Aero, G&R, Bowie, only Steely Dan were as good.
Me too, been listening since the debut album came out in 1969, I still remember my friend buying it the week of release after hearing about it on the radio, we crammed 6 of us in his bedroom and put it on, we were blown away by their new southern rock sound merged with twin guitar and twin drum excellence. Please listen to the studio original sometime, with a young Gregg Allman growling out those vocals and the original 2 guitarists (legends Duane Allman and Dickie Betts) are still in the band. The original band should be a no brainer when you can, do the song you just heard and their classic Whipping Post when you can, you will be a fan for life one you do. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎸🎹🎶
You need to listen to At Fillmore East, and experience the original band with Duane Allman & Berry Oakley for the true magic. This version of the band is great , but the original six were magic!
Ummm,where did you get that info from ? Duane Allman formed The ABB in early '69 after he had left the Hour Glass (which included his brother Gregg) a year before. There was never any two bands combined to form The Allman Brothers Band, BUT here is the ironic thing,in late 1973,a UK band called Showaddywaddy (a UK version of Sha-na-na) formed out of two bands,the Choice and the Hammers,and Showaddywaddy too used 2 drummers and 2 guitarists like the ABB.
Derek Trucks, the young guitarist playing the SG (red guitar with horns) was 17 years old here I think. He was a guest musician at the time and later was a member of the band. He's an incredible guitarist. He's also in The Derek Trucks band (obv) and Tedeschi Trucks band.
I’m thinking this is from the 2003 DVD at the Beacon, so Derek would be 23, an amazing talent who is still getting better. Seeing TTB in August for the 3rd time.
When you said delicious I had to subscribe The Doobie Brothers also have two drummers I think it's a Brother's thang, these guys were a big influence on my guitar playing in vocals God Rest Your Soul Mr Greg Allman thank you for 50 years of great music
Nice reactions, both guitar players have their own bands. First guy is Derrick Trucks who formed Tedeschi Trucks and 2nd guy is Warren Haynes who formed Government Mule. Both bands are worth a listen.
Sad back story: the brothers Greg - vocals and keyboard and Duane - guitar, had a fight over who stole the others weed. Just after the fight, Duane got on his motorcycle and was killed on road accident. Years later, surviving brother greg wrote a memoir of his life and expressed remorse that his last memory of his brother was that they were in anger of each other. He dedicated his memoir to his brother , entitling it “My Cross to Bear”
And you haven’t heard the original band! Oh these young members (sons) are great, and have much of the original sound, but…you must hear Dickie Betts in the original group! The Allman Brothers could harmonize guitars like no band ever. And their two awesome drummers, and Duane and Greg Allman. All played 😅n that greatest-ever concert album, Live at Fillmore East. Note that the Allman Brothers played the happiest tunes ever heard in the radio. One was “Jessica”, a celebration of Dickie’s 1 year old daughter, live version linked below. The other three are their most famous song, “Ramblin’ Man” and the sweetest song ever, “Blue Skies”. “Soulshine” is a great spiritual. Thank you Sabina, you are wonderful! Live “Jessica” 1979 th-cam.com/video/fJ5yeaf3RaU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=19K-CLfl7Ef4zayj Wait, this sounds and looks better. Live again, first song is Jessica: th-cam.com/video/F78XV6fjxCE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=qLxgFDZI9LIFg7iD
When it comes to the ABB, I am somewhat of a purist for the original line-up. But this, probably more than 30 years later, was admitedly great. I think that the talent of DT gave it that extra feel that only Duane also had and it put them one notch above everybody else.
The Allman Brothers were a solid blues-based band and created some fabulous music. In the same vein, I'd like to suggest that you check out the man called "the greatest guitarist you've never heard of", the legendary Rory Gallagher. Rory passed up the opportunity to join the Rolling Stones, choosing to continue playing the blues music he loved and doing it the way he wanted-in smaller venues to make a connection with his audience. Try checking out "I Wonder Who" performed in 1984 in Belfast for an introduction to his music. Thanks.
The Alman Brothers band is one of my favorite Southern rock bands. Steven is correct see the whole band with Duane and Berry The Allman Brothers Band - Whipping Post - 9/23/1970 - Fillmore East (Official)
Sabina, the two drummers play different notes. Jaimoe, the black drummer is a jazz drummer. He plays more fills in the song. The other drummer, Butch Trucks really drives the beat. Take care
The brothers Allman were really good with their bluesy influenced music. Definitely worth a deep dive if you enjoyed it as I saw you did. 🤘🏻🔥💥🙏🏻💯 Sadly another great artist taken before their time in my opinion
In Memory of Elizabeth Reed, Jessica, High Falls, there are too many good songs they did. But, if you really want to spend a quality 30 minutes with them, look up Mountain Jam. You're welcome :)
You really need to listen to the album version of this from the early '70's with Greg Allman singing, and Duane on slide guitar and Dicky Betts as the other lead. This is from a more recent iteration of the band, and they're very good, but not nearly as good as the original.
Sabina, it's Mark. I'm going to try to send the best music that I can find. Hopefully, that will get more people to subscribe to your site. I have sent quite a few already but I just love your analysis. Take care, talk to you soon.
I think short comments are fine it's not to distracting for me after all we're all here to see what you think about these great bands from the past that you have never heard before. I think typing in the comments had to be very time consuming for you. I'd rather have more reactions with verbal comments and maybe a few more thoughts at the end, than you spending your precious time adding them at a later time. But like some other comments that i read I'll watch either way. This is a concert that was recorded later in their career and Gregg has lost a bit of his ummph in his vocals. I'm not saying it was bad but in his earlier years it was alot cleaner.
Well it's the version of the AB that Greg has chosen, and if you can't appreciate the talent on the stage and respect what they have done, good riddens to ya! And that's putting it nicely.
@@kidpoker007 lt don't offend me, just because you're delusional don't make you right. Sure they are not the original members. The thing that solidifies it for me is most of this version of the ABB have been playing AND recording together for almost 30 years, way longer than the original members not to mention the fact that Gregg a founding member played and lead the band for the whole time. If any body has any say in what the band should be called is an Allman Brother.
You have to listen to their live from the Fillmore East album from 1971
I have listened to the Allman Brothers for over 50 years. They are my favorite. The blonde guy Derek is the nephew of 1 of the drummers. I think you did very well with your comments. It was great seeing your reaction to their incredible music. I am fortunate to have seen them with the original lineup with Duane Allman and Berry Oakley before they passed away. Thank you very much for this video it really started my day off great ❤️
You are a lucky man. I missed the Duane Era by two years. Dickie was incredible and Greg had such a great blues voice that I saw them five times in total.
This is the last incarnation of the Allman Brothers, which lasted about 14-15 years
The original group with Duane, Allman, and Barry Oakley is the best you really want to get into at the Fillmore East you’ll hear some of the greatest guitar work you’ll ever hear in your life. The original band with the two drummers before they added the percussionist many years later , they never played the same thing. The black dude was a jazz drummer. The white dude was a rock drummer and they filled each other with perfection. All their stuff with the band being together a total of 45 years is great. I’ve seen them 15 times over the decades, still the best band I’ve ever seen all great musicians in every incarnation of the band
Ty for this one.
Some of the greatest musicians to ever walk this planet.
2 of the members of this iteration of ABB have their own bands and are definitely worth a listen, Derek Trucks has Tedeschi Trucks Band with his wife and Warren Hayes has Govt Mule, have a listen
Sabina, Thank You so much!! I love your wonderful analysis. They have had 2 drummers from their beginning. I love you!!❤❤❤
The same 2 drummers much less, Jamoie was more jazz influenced and Butch Trucks wss more rock influenced and they knew what each other were going to do
My pleasure 😍💪🏻
This the greatest band that ever existed… Very long time fan ,,forever ABB !!
The original Allman Brothers were a combination of Country, Blues, and a little Jazz to form Southern Rock. 2 of the best guitarists ever, 2 amazing drummers, and Gregg Allman. Check out "Whipping Post" live.
Wow this group band sounds is good very pleasant with the strains, thanks sabina you chosè that group is right👌❤
Yes, I've seen him twice one time at Fillmore. East in New York City, very versatile band excellent.❤
Please note this is two songs! The first, jazz instrumental is “Don’t want you no more” by Eddie Hardin and Spencer Davis. Then it wraps, beautifully into “Not my cross to bear” by the brothers
Love the Allmans - proper music.
Alot of amazing Allman brothers to get into!
The original studio cut off the Allmans 1st album, is the one to listen to. When Berry and Duane were still alive.
I was 14 when I saw them in 1969 in Sarasota at the City Auditorium.
Had never heard of them and after about a half of a song (Don't Want You No More) I was freaking out over how good this already is and realized," this is as good as it gets". This will be the best band I'm ever going to see. And I've seen Elvis, Zeppelin, Aero, G&R, Bowie, only Steely Dan were as good.
Me too, been listening since the debut album came out in 1969, I still remember my friend buying it the week of release after hearing about it on the radio, we crammed 6 of us in his bedroom and put it on, we were blown away by their new southern rock sound merged with twin guitar and twin drum excellence. Please listen to the studio original sometime, with a young Gregg Allman growling out those vocals and the original 2 guitarists (legends Duane Allman and Dickie Betts) are still in the band. The original band should be a no brainer when you can, do the song you just heard and their classic Whipping Post when you can, you will be a fan for life one you do. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎸🎹🎶
Greatest band ever.
Thx l loved the way u got into it. U know ur music. Cause they move the tempo a lot and Greg is an underrated singer. Bless 🙏
Why do things have to change, people pass away and groups breakup? World needs The Allman Brothers band.
I love that you know the delicious lines. The Allman's are often delicious. Nice job.
You need to listen to At Fillmore East, and experience the original band with Duane Allman & Berry Oakley for the true magic. This version of the band is great , but the original six were magic!
Your commentary is perfect! Not distracting at all. Go down their rabbit hole please!
First saw em in Atlanta in 69 (?) Piedmont park. I was 9. Went with my older brother. Saw them numerous times after. Give Statesboro Blues a listen.
Two bands were combined to form the Allman Brothers. Could explain the dense layered effect of two drums, two keyboards, and however many guitars.
Ummm,where did you get that info from ? Duane Allman formed The ABB in early '69 after he had left the Hour Glass (which included his brother Gregg) a year before. There was never any two bands combined to form The Allman Brothers Band, BUT here is the ironic thing,in late 1973,a UK band called Showaddywaddy (a UK version of Sha-na-na) formed out of two bands,the Choice and the Hammers,and Showaddywaddy too used 2 drummers and 2 guitarists like the ABB.
This rendition with Warren Haynes and Derek Trucks is phenomenal, but please listen to the early 70's version of the band... They were great!
Yes please!
Derek Trucks, the young guitarist playing the SG (red guitar with horns) was 17 years old here I think. He was a guest musician at the time and later was a member of the band. He's an incredible guitarist. He's also in The Derek Trucks band (obv) and Tedeschi Trucks band.
I’m thinking this is from the 2003 DVD at the Beacon, so Derek would be 23, an amazing talent who is still getting better. Seeing TTB in August for the 3rd time.
The lighting company that I worked for did the lights for them. My good friend was the lighting director for them.
When you said delicious I had to subscribe The Doobie Brothers also have two drummers I think it's a Brother's thang, these guys were a big influence on my guitar playing in vocals God Rest Your Soul Mr Greg Allman thank you for 50 years of great music
Nice reactions, both guitar players have their own bands. First guy is Derrick Trucks who formed Tedeschi Trucks and 2nd guy is Warren Haynes who formed Government Mule. Both bands are worth a listen.
Best live band ever.
Soulful ❤❤❤❤
My favourite band since i was about 20.
I know you will love these guys. I saw them I think it was 1969 70 Fillmore east ny
Greatest live band ever.
There won’t be a video, but I suggest you try the “At Fillmore East” version of “In Memory of Elizabeth Reed” from 1971. Still crisp and modern today.
I like the way you did it this time
Sad back story: the brothers Greg - vocals and keyboard and Duane - guitar, had a fight over who stole the others weed. Just after the fight, Duane got on his motorcycle and was killed on road accident.
Years later, surviving brother greg wrote a memoir of his life and expressed remorse that his last memory of his brother was that they were in anger of each other. He dedicated his memoir to his brother , entitling it “My Cross to Bear”
Love it love it love it!
No you did wonderful! I always get distracted trying to read BUT hey it's your channel and I will watch either way.
You should watch videos of the original Allman Brothers.
And you haven’t heard the original band! Oh these young members (sons) are great, and have much of the original sound, but…you must hear Dickie Betts in the original group! The Allman Brothers could harmonize guitars like no band ever. And their two awesome drummers, and Duane and Greg Allman. All played 😅n that greatest-ever concert album, Live at Fillmore East.
Note that the Allman Brothers played the happiest tunes ever heard in the radio. One was “Jessica”, a celebration of Dickie’s 1 year old daughter, live version linked below. The other three are their most famous song, “Ramblin’ Man” and the sweetest song ever, “Blue Skies”. “Soulshine” is a great spiritual. Thank you Sabina, you are wonderful!
Live “Jessica” 1979
th-cam.com/video/fJ5yeaf3RaU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=19K-CLfl7Ef4zayj
Wait, this sounds and looks better. Live again, first song is Jessica:
th-cam.com/video/F78XV6fjxCE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=qLxgFDZI9LIFg7iD
This has echoes of gospel music. Try the original Allman Brothers with Greg and his brother who both passed away many years ago far too young.
Typing your comments is a great idea.
When it comes to the ABB, I am somewhat of a purist for the original line-up. But this, probably more than 30 years later, was admitedly great. I think that the talent of DT gave it that extra feel that only Duane also had and it put them one notch above everybody else.
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a good choice
The Allman Brothers were a solid blues-based band and created some fabulous music. In the same vein, I'd like to suggest that you check out the man called "the greatest guitarist you've never heard of", the legendary Rory Gallagher. Rory passed up the opportunity to join the Rolling Stones, choosing to continue playing the blues music he loved and doing it the way he wanted-in smaller venues to make a connection with his audience. Try checking out "I Wonder Who" performed in 1984 in Belfast for an introduction to his music. Thanks.
Where it began. The original line up.
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The Alman Brothers band is one of my favorite Southern rock bands. Steven is correct see the whole band with Duane and Berry The Allman Brothers Band - Whipping Post - 9/23/1970 - Fillmore East (Official)
old lions give to kids , Yes 2 drummers always.
Sabina, the two drummers play different notes. Jaimoe, the black drummer is a jazz drummer. He plays more fills in the song. The other drummer, Butch Trucks really drives the beat. Take care
TRY ALLMAN BROTHERS STATESBORO BLUES AND SOME GREAT OLD BLUES HOUNDDOG TAYLOR AND THE HOUSEROCKERS
The brothers Allman were really good with their bluesy influenced music. Definitely worth a deep dive if you enjoyed it as I saw you did. 🤘🏻🔥💥🙏🏻💯 Sadly another great artist taken before their time in my opinion
❤️🙏🏻 Grateful that they left us with some amazing music.
Loving the red hair.
Hi gorgeous redhair! 😍 No more subtitles in your reactions? 🤔 All my love to you Sabina! ❤❤❤
I was trying something new, I explained that in the intro 🤗❤️ And thanks!
Only 3 original members and Gregg Allman's voice isn't what it was 40 years on.....but the playing is still great
It is!!
In Memory of Elizabeth Reed, Jessica, High Falls, there are too many good songs they did. But, if you really want to spend a quality 30 minutes with them, look up Mountain Jam. You're welcome :)
Thanks, noted :)
Should have listed to the original album
Is two drummers and one precautionist
You really need to listen to the album version of this from the early '70's with Greg Allman singing, and Duane on slide guitar and Dicky Betts as the other lead. This is from a more recent iteration of the band, and they're very good, but not nearly as good as the original.
Sabina, it's Mark. I'm going to try to send the best music that I can find. Hopefully, that will get more people to subscribe to your site. I have sent quite a few already but I just love your analysis. Take care, talk to you soon.
I think short comments are fine it's not to distracting for me after all we're all here to see what you think about these great bands from the past that you have never heard before. I think typing in the comments had to be very time consuming for you. I'd rather have more reactions with verbal comments and maybe a few more thoughts at the end, than you spending your precious time adding them at a later time.
But like some other comments that i read I'll watch either way.
This is a concert that was recorded later in their career and Gregg has lost a bit of his ummph in his vocals. I'm not saying it was bad but in his earlier years it was alot cleaner.
They have always had 2 drummers.The more newer stuff they had Stand up a stand up percussion guy
That was 2 tunes.
That's kinda groovy ❤👍
Right!?
@@sabina1118 yes that's right 😃
Always two drummers. Sadly only one left of the two. Butch is gone .
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It's not even the Allman Brothers
That is Gregg Allman singing and unless there is a ghost on the stage, that is as close as one could get. Now no more either
@@thebigdaddyo how many of the original 6 members do you see?
Well it's the version of the AB that Greg has chosen, and if you can't appreciate the talent on the stage and respect what they have done, good riddens to ya! And that's putting it nicely.
@@Trucker231610 still not the Allman Brothers… sorry if that offends you
@@kidpoker007 lt don't offend me, just because you're delusional don't make you right. Sure they are not the original members. The thing that solidifies it for me is most of this version of the ABB have been playing AND recording together for almost 30 years, way longer than the original members not to mention the fact that Gregg a founding member played and lead the band for the whole time. If any body has any say in what the band should be called is an Allman Brother.
Your play-by-play is distracting as heck.