Duane Allman solo - Loan Me A Dime
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- Duane Allman played this guitar solo on a Boz Scaggs song during his up and coming years as a session guitarist. He was twenty two years old at the time. The solo is essential listening for all aspiring blues rock guitarists. Enjoy!
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Probably the most underrated guitar solo ever. IMO Duane was THE BEST EVER!
This is the first time I've ever heard Duane Allman and.......OH MY GOD HE IS AMAZING!!!!
Yes he was!!!
He still is....
Go out & buy The Allman Brother’s band live at the Fillmore East. You’ll thank me after you listened to it
Same with me!
If you like this have a listen to Blue Sky the Allman Brother's Duane and Dicky betts and the slide guitar on Layla also check out Roy Buchanan the Guy in the profile picture with me was one of the best unknown Irish Blue's Guitarist He died 2 weeks ago Pat Farrell was his name RIP
Duane Allman was one of the very finest guitar players of the Rock era. Absolutely in the same league as Clapton, Beck, Page and Hendrix. He was not the fastest or the flashiest, but he had,among other things, one amazing quality in his playing; although he never, ever played a song the exact same way twice, his playing was so incredibly soulful that every note he played sounds absolutely perfect for that song, at that moment. He was a giant of the electric guitar, and not even 25 when he left us...amazing.
He played from the heart
Will never be an agreement on Greatest of all time guitar player: however EVERY discussion has to include Duane Allman and a strong argument can be made that he was the greatest.
And he should be included
AMEN!!
I believe he's officially in the top 3 as per Rolling Stone Magazine.
Blues Man #2 by R S
Come on man! If you don’t even know how to spell Hendrix you might not know guitar music very well.
This is a Fenton Robinson orginal. I haven't heard Boz Scaggs write anything this bluesy. Duane Allman remains one of the best and most soulful slide guitar players of all time. Amazing that he accomplished as much as he did all before he turned 25 years old. God bless and thank you for sharing.
It’s like a sound from a different dimension. The guitars voice is so distinctively unique. It has that essential element of being unbelievably beautiful while underneath a nasal ugly quality, just barely, is voiced with it. It makes it so mysterious and you can’t help but listen for more. The band hears and feels Duane’s energy and they simply can’t help but be pulled along for the ride, helping to unleash their own inner passion for music and giving it a voice to be expressed.
Played from Heart and Soul....My # 1 of My Top 5 favorite Musicans......
The Love of Music.....
awesomeness in highest form
If he had lived he would have been the greatest in history. He’s one of the best at this time!!!
Duane is the best. I mean he was only 25 when he died! Imagine how much better he would have gotten with more age and life experience. A true natural. I understand everyone has their favorites but to me it's Duane. Srv is close though. They were taken from us too soon...
Hendrix, srv, Duane, terry kath all gone way soon sadly
Daniel Yount yes 25 is certainly a tender age and sure makes one wonder what untapped musically the future would have held. Also he picked up the instrument relatively late, I mean it wasn’t like he’d been playing since 5 yrs old. In fact I’ve tried to research just how many years it took him to be at the point he was at skill wise, but with little success. Just a absolutely phenomenal musician. R.I.P.
24 yrs old guys
Skydog was incredible gone way too soon...rip...made that guitar sing and cry !
Duanes greatness gives chills every time
Duane's guitar does many things other players cannot or will not do. On this cut you can hear his guitar breathe with the horns and stay in rhythm with the drums and bass.
Heart and Soul,Feeling IT.........
Duane was simply at his best on this one,,,,
This solo still makes me sit on the edge of a chair and listen to EVERY note Duane hits. I remember him saying once that guitar solos are saxophone solos translated. We can all argue who is best/better, but it all boils down to Duane pouring his soul into his solos. I saw Boz do Loan Me A Dime in the 80's, after the audience peppered him and the stage with dimes! He had Les Dudek playing, Les Was also the opening act. If I wasn't watching, I would swear it was Duane!
His entire heart and soul comes out and grabs you...There never was, and never will be another Duane Allman!
He Once Said Play it , Feel It,Feel It Play It.....
What are you talking about robotic, Greg Allman said in his book that when Derek is playing its the only time he ever looked over and swear that Duane is still alive. He said that Derek even makes the expressions and gestures while hes playing like his brother. So I think Greg would know alot more than we would.
Great song original by blues legend Fenton Robinson.
So great to see that folks are still discovering and being inspired by him! No better tribute! The guitar he used to record Layla is in Macon GA @ The Big House Museum. Folks go by there and kneel in overwhelmed awesomeness....
absolutely one of the best solo's ever, can't imagine how much better Duane would have gotten had he been able to stick around longer, keep your eyes open for bikes on the road and give 'em plenty of room!
Im not even a huge fan on classic rock, but I can certainly appreciate greatness when I hear it!
If you dislike this,
you dislike Duane Allman,
if dislike Duane Allman,
you dislike music,
if you dislike music,
you dislike life,
if you dislike life,
you dislike the universe.
Pretty much...
Jesus I miss hell out of these days. Can't seem to see where 50 years have gone. The Best was the Allman's, no Doubt.✌️👍♥️😥
simply the most awesome blues guitarist of our generation
brother you hit the spot !
no one comes even close to Duane !
he simply got it !
The intro solo is great as well! So much soul in his playing.
By far the best solo of all time
Best blues solo of all time... and probably the best solo ever...hands down
"...on the level of Coltrane, Miles and other jazz greats!"
That's quite a bold statement, but I'm not sure I'd disagree with you.
just huge...one of the 5 best guitarist that ever existed, together with SRV, hendrix, etc...
Duane on fire!!!
Cómo suena esa guitarra, es pura magia. Duane Allman era un genio de la guitarra, una pena que muriera tan joven.
One of the greatest guitarists playing on a track of phenomenal energy.
Way to go!!
There are a lot of great guitar players out there but the sound and style Duane has puts him in the elite class. What a shame he died at 24. Could you imagine what might have been had he lived longer?!
absolutely, no question, without a doubt, the best , finest , unquestioned, solo ever period.
Diamonds and pearls
une génération d'exceptionnels musiciens du talent de l'humilité de cette époque que des monstres
The Late Great Natural Virtuoso Duane Allman---- The Best-- Ever.... Period ....Musical Passion from the Heart and Soul, that`s what we hear when He plays. The Allman Brothers Band never did just `Play` Southern Rock--They Lived it. I`ve been a Fan for over 40 years and never get tired of playing their Albums.They made other Bands, at the time, seem to be Sugar-Coated and Contrived. The ABB were the Original `Southern Rock Band` and were, without doubt, the Musical `Yard Stick` that other Bands tried their best to measure up to. Let`s not forget it was Duane who played the solo on `Layla` when he was in Derek and The Dominoes and taught Eric Clapton how to play a `Blues/Rock Guitar`. If only `Moon-Dog` Duane hadn`t been so reckless on his M/C and leaving us so young, we would have far more Music to remember him by, and he would have had the life he deserved, due to the enjoyment he gave to so many others.
As his Bro. Gregg once said of him,
"When riding his Motor-cycle, he had two speeds,
---Parked, and a 100".
Characters like Duane Allman and all the other leading Musicians who died too early in their lives, make the Rock n Roll Myth what it is .... Legendary.
Well, I don`t think `wtf?` was necessary. Uh,Uh, sorry to disillusion you, Pal. I saw the young Eric you are referring to , he helped back John lee Hooker , when in the John Mayall Bluesbreakers Band in 1965 at the Riki-Tik Club in Guildford.. His playing was still average as a Blues player, and not anywhere near what he eventually became due to being helped along the way. John Mayall completely out-shone Eric on the night. Duane Allman was his Blues Guitar `Tutor`,--- period.... All the Blues Fraternity over here think the same. The accepted saying in the UK, for the last 40 years, is. "Duane Allman showed Eric Clapton how to `Properly` play a Blues Guitar, and Freddie King showed him how to make it speak". That`s why Eric invited Duane to be in `Derek and The Dominoes`--- to learn from him. Eric was not an innovator at the time and Duane was. In Musical Circles he was known as `5-Chord Eric` at the time. Eric evolved into what he is today by his musical association with Duane Allman and he would be the first to admit it. One has to see through the `Myths of Time`. Kind Regards... Paul.Revell
Hi Bro. Thanks for the reasonable and friendly reply. Don`t get me wrong. I love Eric Clapton. ha ha. His life has had some hard testing times, some visited upon him and others self-induced, and it gradually made him Authentic as a `Blues` Player. Pete Elborough, an old friend who lives 4 doors away, helped build Eric`s Recording/Practice Studio onto the side of his House on Pitch Hill, Ewhurst, Surrey, 40 years ago. Shortly after that, at the time of The Queens Silver Jubilee, in June 1977, a few of us were literally `Tripping out` for the day nearby to his home on Pitch Hill and in the evening, all of a sudden, this electric guitar started playing live, quite near to us. As it sang out across the Countryside for half an hour we knew it was Eric Clapton having a blast for his own enjoyment`s sake. I turned to my fellow spaced-out friends and said--"This sort of thing can only happen when you`re on Acid". and we all laughed. ha ha. Our private Concert, Thanks for that, Eric.! Long may he keep playing; and Long may you go on enjoying Music and all aspects of your Life. Play it Cool and Keep Smiling through. Happy Trails, and Adios Amigo--- Paul
this guy heard notes in his head that nobody knew where they came from but duane would say things like listen you hear it then he would go on and play it all and stunn them all ,delaney and bonnie said that in a interview
Plays from His Heart and Soul,and Mine Too....RIP....
Skydog. The best guitar player to die young.
There are very very very few actual "artists" anymore like him, Stevie Ray..... hip /hop & rap shit will be forgotten with time.... jest a fad...bad one at that. The real "GREATS" will be just that 4ever........... PURE ORIGINAL GENiOUS! Will still be great 200 years from now !
Absolutely wonderful.
wmms in cleveland played the hell out of this in the 70.s what a masterpiece
Oí esto por primera vez con 16 años . Hace 40 años de eso y sigue sonando tan intenso y perfecto. DA ha sido el mejor guitarrista de la historia y los 70 el mejor período para la música popular, Gracias por subirlo.
Born to Perform......RIP...
Outstanding!!!
more amazing stuff from an amazing guitar player.
Hard to get better than THIS! GREAT!!!! Just and simple - GREAT!!!!
Just love the treasure trove of music, live and recorded of this amazing guitarist and artist. I was fortunate to see him several times live, and would give my right arm to have the opportunity again. My mouth would drop and not open for the 3-4 hours they played. Just think about him playing with all of artists in heaven, and I just can't wait to be in the audience.
The funny thing is, someone else posted an abridged version of this, with more than half of the solo at the end cut out, so I switched over to this post here. Thank you!
pure and simple no gimmicks just real
Need to play the entire song! Great Great Great!
Those pauses Skydog hits at 5:09 as the song fades out is incredible. What a great solo.
REMEMBER DUANE ALLMAN !!!
thank you very much for sharing!!!
love from Athens - Greece
Awesome!!!
wow I love classic rock with blues mixes and his guitar solo is spectacular I had never heard
one of the best slide guitar players ever!! thanks for posting
god i love duane!!!thanks for posting this clip dude
the fender bassman amp behind him at the beginning, where he is in the kitchen; my friend , Mike New bought it from Allman's mother in 1974. He answered an ad for amp for sale, the price was right so he bought it. He was very proud to own an amp that belonged to Duane. He left Daytona and went to New Orleans to pursue music as a career, but was murdered over drugs there 2 years later or so. I assume the amp went there with him, and is still there, or in a landfill.
this song gives me thrills. Amazing
sooo much soul!!
Heaven brought him back to us.
Duane just easily went uptempo on that.
Duane could do anything and just went for it 100%.
To take a little something didn't make him a criminal. He was just a traveller in time...
Seen the ABB The 1 st time on March 26 th 197O at Winters End
Festival in central Florida. NEVER heard of them till that day.
WOW ! JUST WOW
Great stuff!!!!
GREAT SONG
I remember going through the gears in my Hemi
Roadrunner as this blasted on my 8 track.
Love it!
I cannot stop tears fallini'
I wore out my copy of the anthology listening to this track. Flippin amazing! Brother Duane was up there with the best
one of the best...
BEST OF THE BEST!!!!!!!
Wonderful solo! Nothing less. But how can anyone force themselves to click 'dislike'' on this video?
My favorite song ever. Love you, Duane!
when i heard this song i went for years hoping it would show up again on some late night blues show and shure enough it did and i was shocked it was a miricle then they released duanes anthology and i bought them all three of them and i played the hell out of all of them to make up for all those years i waited for THIS DAMN SONG !!!
Where would Layla be without Duane?
I don't want to know. Clapton said they killed her...crrepy
It would have just never been
It wouldn't be. That's a fact. The later version only got popular because of the studio version with Duane on slide.
Muhteşem bir müzik 👍👍
Blues too the "BONE"!!
this is what i call good music!
They are all great guitarist , and no one can take that away from them !!!!!! They all have their own styles' and if you no that ! you wouldn't compare ! It's ok to have a favorite guitarist ! but don't compare !!! Peace and Love !!!!
simplesmente incrível!!!!!!!!!!
I grew up about 1/4 mile from scaggs and went through school with his youngest brother. I had heard people talk about him, but had no idea he had written anything this significant this soon. Allman is why I am on this page though
legend
yes.....this is it......one of the guitarist that I look up to when i was learning how to play soslo guitar.....awezum!!!!!
I read a quote by someone making a list of things he`d have on a deserted island on this song was on it !
My wake up tune.
thanks duane...............
Well, he's always found his own song in every song that he's ever played - did anyone else I wonder? And he makes me so happy!
Yes he did. He made every song he played on better.
RAW!
Duane to jeden z najlepszych gitarzystów moich...!!!👍👍👍
flyer6851....me too. I bought this albumn when it came out and it's still one of the best blues tunes of all time.
RIGHT ON DUANE ALLMAN!!he is a genius.
love ya.peace!
Robinson may have written it, but Skaggs and Allman made it a classic.
1969,
22 year old then-unkown Southern boy
amazing talent, ton of soul
memorable
I am looking for quality recorded from this tune, and this is the best one I have found. and the others, Duane solo is outplayed by the rythmic guitarist. Here you can properly hear his solo. I would love to find the original of your upload.
Holy shit Duane
One of the best virtuosos def.
🙌🏼
buen blues rock para recorrer la noche en tus sueños...