Yes, this is a good rendition, but it lacks so much without having that 2nd drummer plus the additional percussionist. You just can't beat the live at the Fillmore East version.
This is a cover of the Allman Brothers original song. He is actually performing in this video in front of Gregg Allman who is in the audience watching. Seems like he really enjoyed the performance of his bands song at the end. He is the blond guy clapping that the camera pans on at the end of the video.
Chris always does great work ,original,sometimes people say his version is better ,great cover,but make no mistake,it is a COVER ,OF A CLASSIC do yourself a favor listen to the original
"What is that thing on his finger?" - It's called a guitar slide. It's helps a guitarist create a slide guitar sound even if they're not sitting in front of a lap slide guitar, which is a different instrument. They can be made of glass, steel, brass, or ceramic for different sounds. You can buy them at music stores... or you know... Amazon. You have the right idea on how it's used.
I have to say, it makes me happy seeing you being exposed to really great music that's outside of your experience and comfort zone. When you hear someone talking about "slide guitar" that's what that guy was doing. If you go back to the really early bluesmen, like in the 1920s and 30s, they would break off the top of wine bottles and use that to get that sound. That's what that is emulating.
That "thing" on his finger is a slide. Duane Allman, Gregs brother, figured it out one day during lunch at a Muscle Shoals session after seeing one of the Shoals blues session guys using it, I can't remember who. Duane used a cold pill bottle that he had on hand that just happened to fit his finger, and subsequently used it all through his short life. It is arguably a fundamental element of the rock/blues fusion sound and an incredibly important part of music history. The fundamental impact of this song cannot be understated. This is pure American, rising out of the misery of the Mississippi Delta slavery culture and finding a landing place with two brilliant White Southern hippie brothers , Greg and Duane Allman. ....who at a very young age had the wisdom to insist that the color of our skin is meaningless and recognize that music is an amazing vehicle to communicate love and brotherhood. The roots are deep, painful, awful,......yet brilliant and a celebration of human triumph and the ability to rise above the misery that we somehow insist on inflicting on each other.
That thing on the guitarist's finger is actually just known as a 'guitar slide' that allows the person playing to imitate or make a regular 6 string sound pretty close to an actual 'pedal steel slide guitar' ...wtf is that? Glad you asked, DJ Mann, I have a recommendation for one of the very finest slide guitarists on earth, the song is Robert Randolph and the Family Band "Baptise Me"...he originally played the organ and pedal steel in church growing up until Eric Clapton 'discovered him' , basically gave him hundreds of albums to listen to covering the entire history of rock n' roll and then took him (along with his bandmates, his actual family) out on tour opening up stadium concerts, and Robert even performed at the Grammys after being nominated for his first studio album almost 20 years ago now. The man is a treasure and in my opinion, one of the top 10 guitar players still alive today, and almost criminally underrated or overlooked. 100% worth a listen. keep doin what you do man!
He first was Bluegrass, then Country and Country isn't letting go of him. We do say his music is Country Soul. The Alman Brothers were a Southern Rock/Blues band. They wrote most of their own songs. They were the best at what they did just like Chris is.
The Allman Brithers never considered themselves “ southern” rock, yes they were from the south, but they described themselves as a rock, blues, jazz fusion jam band.
I don't think you can put artist like Chris in a box or genre. Artist like him, Prince, Michael Jackson, Celine Dion, Mariah Carey are artists that can't be defined by a genre. All of the artists I've named have songs in multiple genres of music
Original was written by Duane and Greg Allman, the Allman Brothers band, whom Chris paid tribute to and Greg was in that audience that night before he passed away. Brother Duane (Lead guitar player) made famous the glass slide that you commented about used on the guitar.
I like Chris Stapleton, but you need to listen to the original done by the Allman Brothers from the Live at the Fillmore East album. The guitar work by the legendary Duane Allman and Dickie Betts is the best you will ever hear. Gregg Allman's vocals on the original version put Chris to shame.
Furthermore Deric trucks is the best slide guitarist to ever walk the planet he started his career with the allman brothers ( who wrote whipping post) he now has his own band called tedeski trucks band I’ve seen them twice and they are amazing
Definitely check out his tribute to Prince where Chris covers “ Nothing Compares to you”, wanna say it was done the night of Prince’s passing or the night after.
"What genre of music is this?" - Technically, this is a cover of an old Allman Brothers tune from 1969, so this is Southern Rock. But I agree, you can't put Chris in any sort of box. I've heard him sing old country (Garth Brooks, "Shameless" at Kennedy City Honors), straight soul (James Brown, "It's a Man's World" at some bar), 1940's classics (Jimmie Davis, "You are My Sunshine" duet with his wife Morgane... a couple of different places), and of course his originals. I'm impressed by all of it.
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This will always be the Allman Brothers. Chris didn't put his spin on it, he just sang it like they did. He is good...but he doesn't come close to them.
He's using what is called a slide in the last solo. It has specific purposes for a specific sound but it is limited. However it gives a special sound to the notes.
this genre is southern rock from 60s and 70s The bottle thing is called a shooter and it was first used by southern rock guitarist to add that slide sound
The metal bar around the guitarists finger is used to bar (when strumming coving several stings at once). But long story short... it's a style of guitar playing. Playing and manipulating the sound fret by fret and not cord by cord.
That thing on his finger is a bottle neck it is or was used by old blues artists and there are a number of You Tubes with guys playing with it. They also played with guitars called Resonators. The use brought about the term "slide guitar." So, if you look into those vids type in Slide Guitar 🎸 playing
So,it's an allman brothers cover...play a mean stereo,but dont play any inztruments,but lets see if i can help you out,the thing on his fingure converts a guitar int o what l believethey call a slide guitar giving portable instument simular to a steel guitar which is played while seated behind like a keyboard
I lovvvvve me some Chris Stapleton and honestly could not wait to here him do this….was the only time I’ve ever been actually disappointed. If there ever was/is a signer that could do this song justice I woulda bet my right arm it was him…..nope. I’m a huge Allman Brothers fan and I know the lead singer is a big influence of his buttttt this ain’t it man 🤦♂️. Gonna link the original whipping post for ya….would LOVE to here ya do thaf video
@@djmanntv I linked it below. Stapleton said In an interview that where he got his “soul” was his love of 2 diff singers….Gregg Allman and the Queen…Aretha Franklin
Dude, that's a slide. I believe Dwayne Allman credited with the glass rather than metal slide creation using a empty corcedin bottle then switching to a shot glass. Best slide guitarist ever Derek Trucks said by some to be the reincarnation of Dwayne Allman AKA Skydog. Derek married to Susan Tedeschi who some have said is the female Chris Stapleton. Try anything live from Tedeschi Trucks Band they have 12 piece band and both are child prodigies now in their 40's. Grammy winners as well.
You can't pay homage to the original until you have listened to the original. Oh and by the way Southern Rock is Southern Rock, made popular by who??? Either way a great song and jam.
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Gregg Allman was the creator of this song...in my opinion, the best blues singer of all time. Check out the ALLMAN BROTHERS. Slide guitar which is not easy to do....start listening to real music with instruments.😊
You as about some more county music check out: Zac Brown Band: Chicken Fried, Colder Weather and Free. Tim McGraw: Don’t take the girl, Humble and Kind and Live Like you were dying and if you are reading this. Toby Keith: American soldiers, I ain’t as good as I once was, and the anger American song. Blake Shelton: Gods Country, honey bee, and boys round here. Sugar land: stay and love your baby girl. Lady Antebellum: girl crush and boondocks Rascal Flatts: My wish, what hurts the most, bless the broken road and life is a Highway. Miranda Lamber: gunpowder and lead, mama’s broken heart and Kerosne. Carrie Underwood: Before he cheats, Jesus take the wheel, and temporary home.
That's a slide on his finger. Many famous guitarists are slide guitarists. Pay attention to Derek Trucks and Bonnie Raitt if you ever react to their videos.
Used to catch Walter Trout in H.B. in the late eighties,he did an amazing cover of one way out.not sure but i think it was someone else in walters band that covered vocals.
I'm as big of Chris fan as there is, but the original is better. Please take the few minutes to listen to The Allman Brothers - The Whipping Post. The vocalist has real soul and the guitarist is an all-time great, all-time. It's worth the the time
Chris was paying homage to Gregg Allman, the late great, from Allman Brothers band who wrote and recorded this song in the 1970s. Gregg Allman and Chris Stapleton could go toe to toe. Right before he passed away, Gregg Allman was in the audience at that Chris Stapleton performance. th-cam.com/video/9xsWXzNyYjk/w-d-xo.html
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I'm surprised that you, as a black man, didn't have something to say about a white man comparing his girl cheating on him to a slave being tied up and beaten as "discipline"...because that's what a whipping post is. A slave driver would tie up his slave who misbehaved to a post (called a whipping post) and beat him with a whip while the rest of the slaves were forced to watch. It's kind of hard to justify the song, because nobody in their right mind would compare being cheated on to being in a Nazi concentration camp. I love the song...it's a banger. But it's a bit insensitive and problematic in that way.
I'm fully aware of what a whipping post is and i understand your point. I don't take offense to it bc it's a saying i grew up hearing ppl of all races saying. sometimes in life we go through things, and you can feel like you're being whipped and/or beat like slaves were beat and whipped at the whipping post. I don't find it derogatory but I'm not one of those ppl that find everything racist either I do see a lot of underlined racism in the American culture and am often called racist for speaking on it.... but I'm not racist and even though I don't fault anyone or play the blame game some ppl still say I'm racist for not pretending to be blind to the facts.
@@djmanntv Right on. Don't get me wrong; I'm in no way saying you should be offended, because far be it from me to tell someone how they're supposed to feel about something. It's bad enough that everybody gets so easily offended by everything...but then they gotta be offended that other people aren't offended by the thing they're offended by. 🙄 It's exhausting.
Love Chris but you are wrong on this one. Great cover by Chris but The Allman Brothers are the truth on this original by them. Greg Allman woke up one night with these lyrics on his mind and could not find a pen or paper. Wrote the song with burnt matches on an ironing board. Check it out!
You have to check out the original by The Allman Brothers. Preferably live at the Fillmore East. Long song, but amazing. That whole album is fire 🔥
Yessss
Yes, fire, as in one of the best live recordings in vinyl history.
You beat me to it. Classic fire 🔥
Yes, this is a good rendition, but it lacks so much without having that 2nd drummer plus the additional percussionist. You just can't beat the live at the Fillmore East version.
This is a cover of the Allman Brothers original song. He is actually performing in this video in front of Gregg Allman who is in the audience watching. Seems like he really enjoyed the performance of his bands song at the end. He is the blond guy clapping that the camera pans on at the end of the video.
Suggest ya checkout Allman Brothers live at Fillmore East doing this song. Chris is great but Greg Allman owned this one.
Thanks for that info.
Nope Gregg died in 2017. The blond guy is part of the band Little Big Town.
@@Teresia12 If he had let the video play to the end you would have seen that Gregg was there and was quite pleased with the performance.
Chris has a genre called great f'n music. Whether it be one he wrote or one he's remade. Chris just kills it every time. Great reaction sir.
🎸💯 "Whipping Post" is an Allman Brothers hit‼🔥
🤯 Chris Stapleton can sing ANYTHING‼🐐
Apparently lol
Chris Stapleton is one of those rare talents that can surpass the original.. the Allman Brothers band is the original
Pump the breaks bubs. That was amazing rendition, and I agree with what you’re saying in a lot of cases , but c’mon!! 😂
These guitarists are amazing!!!!!!
Chris always does great work ,original,sometimes people say his version is better ,great cover,but make no mistake,it is a COVER ,OF A CLASSIC do yourself a favor listen to the original
This is the one song Chris has covered that he doesn’t own now that he sang it. It will always be an Allman Brothers Band song.
"What is that thing on his finger?" - It's called a guitar slide. It's helps a guitarist create a slide guitar sound even if they're not sitting in front of a lap slide guitar, which is a different instrument. They can be made of glass, steel, brass, or ceramic for different sounds. You can buy them at music stores... or you know... Amazon. You have the right idea on how it's used.
I have to say, it makes me happy seeing you being exposed to really great music that's outside of your experience and comfort zone. When you hear someone talking about "slide guitar" that's what that guy was doing. If you go back to the really early bluesmen, like in the 1920s and 30s, they would break off the top of wine bottles and use that to get that sound. That's what that is emulating.
I've heard that bass player is a legend among musicians
That "thing" on his finger is a slide. Duane Allman, Gregs brother, figured it out one day during lunch at a Muscle Shoals session after seeing one of the Shoals blues session guys using it, I can't remember who. Duane used a cold pill bottle that he had on hand that just happened to fit his finger, and subsequently used it all through his short life. It is arguably a fundamental element of the rock/blues fusion sound and an incredibly important part of music history. The fundamental impact of this song cannot be understated. This is pure American, rising out of the misery of the Mississippi Delta slavery culture and finding a landing place with two brilliant White Southern hippie brothers , Greg and Duane Allman. ....who at a very young age had the wisdom to insist that the color of our skin is meaningless and recognize that music is an amazing vehicle to communicate love and brotherhood. The roots are deep, painful, awful,......yet brilliant and a celebration of human triumph and the ability to rise above the misery that we somehow insist on inflicting on each other.
Great cover of the Allman Brothers classic... one of the greatest American songs ever written
That thing on the guitarist's finger is actually just known as a 'guitar slide' that allows the person playing to imitate or make a regular 6 string sound pretty close to an actual 'pedal steel slide guitar' ...wtf is that? Glad you asked, DJ Mann, I have a recommendation for one of the very finest slide guitarists on earth, the song is Robert Randolph and the Family Band "Baptise Me"...he originally played the organ and pedal steel in church growing up until Eric Clapton 'discovered him' , basically gave him hundreds of albums to listen to covering the entire history of rock n' roll and then took him (along with his bandmates, his actual family) out on tour opening up stadium concerts, and Robert even performed at the Grammys after being nominated for his first studio album almost 20 years ago now. The man is a treasure and in my opinion, one of the top 10 guitar players still alive today, and almost criminally underrated or overlooked. 100% worth a listen. keep doin what you do man!
He first was Bluegrass, then Country and Country isn't letting go of him. We do say his music is Country Soul.
The Alman Brothers were a Southern Rock/Blues band. They wrote most of their own songs. They were the best at what they did just like Chris is.
The Allman Brithers never considered themselves “ southern” rock, yes they were from the south, but they described themselves as a rock, blues, jazz fusion jam band.
I don't think you can put artist like Chris in a box or genre. Artist like him, Prince, Michael Jackson, Celine Dion, Mariah Carey are artists that can't be defined by a genre. All of the artists I've named have songs in multiple genres of music
The genre is Southern Rock.
Originally from the Allman Brothers.
Great song!
Great cover. I strongly suggest finding the original Allman Brothers video. The entire group was great.
Original was written by Duane and Greg Allman, the Allman Brothers band, whom Chris paid tribute to and Greg was in that audience that night before he passed away. Brother Duane (Lead guitar player) made famous the glass slide that you commented about used on the guitar.
I believe it's referred to as southern rock.
I believe you can't box him into any particular genre
Music is Music… If you dig it, it’s Good Music!!!
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I like Chris Stapleton, but you need to listen to the original done by the Allman Brothers from the Live at the Fillmore East album. The guitar work by the legendary Duane Allman and Dickie Betts is the best you will ever hear. Gregg Allman's vocals on the original version put Chris to shame.
Facts!
I wouldn't say that, I would say they're both equally gifted. Chris Stapleton kills every song he sings
The bottle top is exactly that, also referred to as a slide. it takes a very light touch and this guy is actually pretty damn good at it
He's definitely good at it, I had never seen that before?
That’s a glass slide that he’s using and it makes the guitar sound different
Great song
Joy of my life by Chris Stapleton
The "thing" on his finger is called a slide, used to create a unique sound that resembles that of a dobro. It gives sort of a metallic sound.
Furthermore Deric trucks is the best slide guitarist to ever walk the planet he started his career with the allman brothers ( who wrote whipping post) he now has his own band called tedeski trucks band I’ve seen them twice and they are amazing
Butch Trucks, Dericks uncle, was one drummer, along with Jaimoe, for the AB.
Definitely check out his tribute to Prince where Chris covers “ Nothing Compares to you”, wanna say it was done the night of Prince’s passing or the night after.
I gotta check that out, that's one of my favorite prince songs
@@djmanntv it wasn’t planned or anything it was a spur of the moment cover because of Prince’s passing. It’s definitely an awesome version of the song
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"What genre of music is this?" - Technically, this is a cover of an old Allman Brothers tune from 1969, so this is Southern Rock. But I agree, you can't put Chris in any sort of box. I've heard him sing old country (Garth Brooks, "Shameless" at Kennedy City Honors), straight soul (James Brown, "It's a Man's World" at some bar), 1940's classics (Jimmie Davis, "You are My Sunshine" duet with his wife Morgane... a couple of different places), and of course his originals. I'm impressed by all of it.
Where is you home boy? We like him a lot. He is real!
We like him over here too. Would've gotten this far without him. Check out his latest reaction
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I loved it! 🖤
This will always be the Allman Brothers. Chris didn't put his spin on it, he just sang it like they did. He is good...but he doesn't come close to them.
Check out a kid named Marcus King… Wildflowers and Wine. I like the live version from the vintage guitar center
He's using what is called a slide in the last solo. It has specific purposes for a specific sound but it is limited. However it gives a special sound to the notes.
HEY DJ YOU GOT TO CHECK OUT THE ALLMAN BROTHERS PERFORMING LIVE AT THE FILLMORE WEST THE SONG IS CALLED STORMY MONDAY
This is a Southern Rock song originally done by the Allman Brothers.
this genre is southern rock from 60s and 70s The bottle thing is called a shooter and it was first used by southern rock guitarist to add that slide sound
Allman Brothers!
When you own Amazon, you can do whatever moves you want.
Lol true
This is incredible!!!
This is Southern Rock; Allman Bros.
This is Southern Rock/ Blues.
Chris Stapleton: "I just try to do things I want to listen to". I don't think he really cares what genre people categorize it as.
That's dope.
The metal bar around the guitarists finger is used to bar (when strumming coving several stings at once).
But long story short... it's a style of guitar playing. Playing and manipulating the sound fret by fret and not cord by cord.
The glass cylinder on his finger is to give it a blues slide guitar sound. Cross between steel guitar ans slide guitar. It is a blues thang.
I think that Chris Stapleton southern rock cause it is a little country a little blues
That thing on his finger is a bottle neck it is or was used by old blues artists and there are a number of You Tubes with guys playing with it. They also played with guitars called Resonators. The use brought about the term "slide guitar." So, if you look into those vids type in Slide Guitar 🎸 playing
So,it's an allman brothers cover...play a mean stereo,but dont play any inztruments,but lets see if i can help you out,the thing on his fingure converts a guitar int o what l believethey call a slide guitar giving portable instument simular to a steel guitar which is played while seated behind like a keyboard
I lovvvvve me some Chris Stapleton and honestly could not wait to here him do this….was the only time I’ve ever been actually disappointed. If there ever was/is a signer that could do this song justice I woulda bet my right arm it was him…..nope. I’m a huge Allman Brothers fan and I know the lead singer is a big influence of his buttttt this ain’t it man 🤦♂️. Gonna link the original whipping post for ya….would LOVE to here ya do thaf video
Wow ok yeah man you have me sold lol I wanna check out the original song
@@djmanntv I linked it below. Stapleton said In an interview that where he got his “soul” was his love of 2 diff singers….Gregg Allman and the Queen…Aretha Franklin
Dude, that's a slide. I believe Dwayne Allman credited with the glass rather than metal slide creation using a empty corcedin bottle then switching to a shot glass. Best slide guitarist ever Derek Trucks said by some to be the reincarnation of Dwayne Allman AKA Skydog. Derek married to Susan Tedeschi who some have said is the female Chris Stapleton. Try anything live from Tedeschi Trucks Band they have 12 piece band and both are child prodigies now in their 40's. Grammy winners as well.
Old blues men used the neck of wine bottle long before Duane's coriceden bottle. Hence: bottle neck guitar.
Every artist out there FEARS when Chris covers a song...because he ALWAYS does it BETTER....LOL
Better than Duane and Greg? LOL
You can't pay homage to the original until you have listened to the original. Oh and by the way Southern Rock is Southern Rock, made popular by who??? Either way a great song and jam.
It's a slide for a electric guitar.but there is also a slide guitar.check it out
Check out anything the Allman Brothers did.its a slide.makes the strings cry like tbat
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Lol you're right bro, we're definitely going to get to those reactions we're busy with video production. Monday we should be back to our regular posting daily
@@djmanntv enjoy your weekend brother! It’s almost 10:00 now, me and my buddy getting geared up to go hunt some hogs. I didn’t want to go because it’s too hot but we got some rain and it cooled down some. Got my AR10 .308 and hogster thermal scope ready. Bout to go bring home some bacon.
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Gregg Allman was the creator of this song...in my opinion, the best blues singer of all time. Check out the ALLMAN BROTHERS. Slide guitar which is not easy to do....start listening to real music with instruments.😊
Never heard of the Allman brothers we'll have to check them out...and I do listen to real music smh
Country Rock it's a cover from the Allman Brothers.
You as about some more county music check out:
Zac Brown Band: Chicken Fried, Colder Weather and Free.
Tim McGraw: Don’t take the girl, Humble and Kind and Live Like you were dying and if you are reading this.
Toby Keith: American soldiers, I ain’t as good as I once was, and the anger American song.
Blake Shelton: Gods Country, honey bee, and boys round here.
Sugar land: stay and love your baby girl.
Lady Antebellum: girl crush and boondocks
Rascal Flatts: My wish, what hurts the most, bless the broken road and life is a Highway.
Miranda Lamber: gunpowder and lead, mama’s broken heart and Kerosne.
Carrie Underwood: Before he cheats, Jesus take the wheel, and temporary home.
Thanks we'll check those out
@@djmanntv yeah it is like a little county starter kit. Lol.
Jeff Bezo. Lololol. Kenny Greenberg is the guitarist in first solo. John Mayer second solo with the slide.
Jeff B on the guitar 😂😂😂
That's a slide on his finger. Many famous guitarists are slide guitarists. Pay attention to Derek Trucks and Bonnie Raitt if you ever react to their videos.
Ok well do
I believe Chris is the only singer who can cover Allman Brothers and do them justice.
Gregg Alman died May 27, 2017.
Didn't realize it had been that long ago RIP
Used to catch Walter Trout in H.B. in the late eighties,he did an amazing cover of one way out.not sure but i think it was someone else in walters band that covered vocals.
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I'm as big of Chris fan as there is, but the original is better. Please take the few minutes to listen to The Allman Brothers - The Whipping Post. The vocalist has real soul and the guitarist is an all-time great, all-time. It's worth the the time
Yeah I'm going to have to check them out
you should hear Alman Brothers
Slide guitar 🎸
Chris was paying homage to Gregg Allman, the late great, from Allman Brothers band who wrote and recorded this song in the 1970s. Gregg Allman and Chris Stapleton could go toe to toe. Right before he passed away, Gregg Allman was in the audience at that Chris Stapleton performance.
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Original by the ALLMAN BROTHERS
Zappa does a great version too...But; the best are the Allmans..
yes, great point, isnt that interesting? Zappa, the eternal sceptic who hated covers. Shows how much even he respected this for what it is.
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Sothern Rock .
A little consideration of the meaning and history of "Whipping post" would add to your understanding of the song.
That wasn't Jeff bazzos I don't know how to spell his name it is him .
Jeff Bezos? Looks like Joe Bonamassa.
Joe who? Nawl that's definitely Jeff Bezos bro lol
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Stop stopping the video so much for godsakes!!!
I'm surprised that you, as a black man, didn't have something to say about a white man comparing his girl cheating on him to a slave being tied up and beaten as "discipline"...because that's what a whipping post is. A slave driver would tie up his slave who misbehaved to a post (called a whipping post) and beat him with a whip while the rest of the slaves were forced to watch. It's kind of hard to justify the song, because nobody in their right mind would compare being cheated on to being in a Nazi concentration camp.
I love the song...it's a banger. But it's a bit insensitive and problematic in that way.
I'm fully aware of what a whipping post is and i understand your point. I don't take offense to it bc it's a saying i grew up hearing ppl of all races saying. sometimes in life we go through things, and you can feel like you're being whipped and/or beat like slaves were beat and whipped at the whipping post. I don't find it derogatory but I'm not one of those ppl that find everything racist either I do see a lot of underlined racism in the American culture and am often called racist for speaking on it.... but I'm not racist and even though I don't fault anyone or play the blame game some ppl still say I'm racist for not pretending to be blind to the facts.
@@djmanntv Right on. Don't get me wrong; I'm in no way saying you should be offended, because far be it from me to tell someone how they're supposed to feel about something. It's bad enough that everybody gets so easily offended by everything...but then they gotta be offended that other people aren't offended by the thing they're offended by. 🙄 It's exhausting.
It's a slide guitar.
Slide guitar
Love Chris but you are wrong on this one. Great cover by Chris but The Allman Brothers are the truth on this original by them. Greg Allman woke up one night with these lyrics on his mind and could not find a pen or paper. Wrote the song with burnt matches on an ironing board. Check it out!
Yeah according to the comments Chris wasn't as good as the original
Greg allman
slide guitar!!! Its too slide. makes a great sound
Gregs version > than Chris's. Chris suffers his 1st lost.
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This is from around 2015 …
previous link from 1972 …
The Allman Brothers did it way better but then you can't beat the original
Ok I'm going to check them out
Do YOU UNDERSTAND THE CONSTANTLY INTERRUPTING A MUSIC VIDEO IS SO ANNOIYING???