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Wonderful Thank you! Love Rory🎸❤️

1966….Clapton is God:)

This is a heavy edited version. Alvin Lee was in rather animated state and kept it going for double the time of this. Legendary performance.

Even though this isn't the full performance, thank you for doing it. The full version has a three-panel look and was directed by Martin Scorsese. There is much more jamming and about ten different blues songs mixed in here and there. Alvin Lee's signature piece, in my limited mind.

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The night my friend and I went this was their encore after over 2 hrs off utter, utter joy.

I was there the next night 😁 Great venue and show!! Also, it’s a 12 piece band. Not 9. 3 piece horn. 3 backup singers. 2 drummers. Keys, bass, Derek and Sue. That’s 12 😉 Also, I think we were both there the 24th…? Says 23rd but I doubt they played the same songs for both nights!! Were you there Saturday?

Nice choice

I've seen Derek's solo band, in the Allman Brothers and Tedesci Trucks band, over all seen Derek 12-15 times, caught Susan on a BB King festival tour solo, as good as Tedesci Trucks is, and they are a great live band, I actually liked both their solo stuff better but still rarely pass up a chance to see them in any form.

One of the early solos you showed w. DT sounded like Santana's Soul Sacrifice....

This is really cool, man! I love the live footage! Trucks is amazing...

Seen Derek Trucks a bunch of times, Allman Brothers Band, Phil Lesh and Friends, and I even saw Susan Tedeschi once with a Dead offshoot, The Other Ones, but I need to see the happy couple, and soon. One small suggestion, and I really appreciate what you did here, but in the future, please use you phone in the horizontal mode, the vertical is too small of an image. With the horizontal you can show the whole band, etc. Thanks again Craig, looked like fun.

Tedeschi Trucks > Double Trouble

Would of loved to see him and stevie Ray do a blues album together.. mabye in heaven.

Paul Raymond was playing keys and rhythm guitar. He was so good and great musician. RIP Rock In Peace to both Paul Raymond and Pete Way.

My favorite Band of all Time. With and without MS. They were and are Great.

Glad you liked it. Anything from the Fillmore East album. I mean ANYTHING. It’s been said that that album was the best live album ever. It’s in the Smithsonian for its cultural importance. But, don’t rule out this last lineup with Derek. Never a bad song.

Did you know that Michael Schenker has a new album dropping September 20, 2024. “My Years With UFO” a 50th Anniversary Celebration. It features 11 songs from his days with UFO with special guest artists. “Mother Mary” featuring Slash and Erik Grönwall and “Rock Bottom” featuring Kai Hanson are out on RUclips now. “Love To Love” will feature Axl Rose. Links below. “Mother Mary” ruclips.net/video/z94FeCcvmrc/видео.htmlsi=q4sb_JY8ceipX1WM “Rock Bottom” ruclips.net/video/Z67AKN0AQgU/видео.htmlsi=A7mlBUhlbjFfYnwl

The Guitar Maester Michael Schenker. Many of the great guitarists of the 80’s and 90’s picked a guitar to learn after being inspired by Michael’s playing.

Consider more songs coming! Along with Foghat. This is another band that recorded in 4 channel sound..Quadrophonic. Many bands tried it & used mixing some that was all over the room that make your head spin! Unfortunately many other bands didn’t go that route and it faded away.

I was Only 19 is another sad but great song.

Thank you for playing that song. 💗

Marks guitar has a super tone

For similar fire and stank, listen to "Farewell Song" on the album "Live at Winterland '68" by Big Brother and the Holding Company featuring Janis Joplin.

Jerry McAvoy and Brendan I o Neil on drums

The greatest

Uli (pronounced "OO-Lee', not "You-Lee") is awesome. And yeah, what a voice on Nathan. Wow. Thanks for sharing. This is badass at a whole new level.

Check out early Canned Heat for more Walter, also he played guitar with John Mayall for 20 years. Also check out Stevie Ray Vaughn and also Charlie Christian with Benny Goodman for some early guitar genius ruclips.net/video/LXzbd4x_5gE/видео.html. Also Steve Vai and Joe Satriani. I've been a blues fan since 1954. OG here... You have a great format here keep it blue!

Awesome reaction!! Some more Muse songs I think you’d love: Psycho - Live at Roskilde Festival The Small Print - Earl’s Court 2004 (there’s a version where the distortion effect on Matt’s voice is reduced, and I’d honestly recommend that one. Both are good though) Reapers - Live at the Mayan Citizen Erased - Glastonbury 2004 I look forward to seeing more videos!

Really enjoying you being able to listen to an entire album and reacting to it. So many reactors all they do is listen to the hits and that’s it but this is just an outstanding example of a band that had great production from Todd Rundgren and still had that power garage band feel. Even the song ‘carry me through’ stripped down without all the production is a true blues song.

I think you should react to "Take hold of the flame " by Queensryche live in Tokyo 1984....you will be amazed....one,if not THE greatest live vocal performance ever.

Great reaction to a great song. UFO were amazing.....I was lucky enough to see them live a few times..... Michael Schenker was so far ahead of time .......he had/has the knack of being able to play incredibly fast and heavy yet maintain such a tuneful melodic tone......genius.

All three guys are Emmy winners.

My man! Thank you for another great reaction! I really appreciate what you said about my suggestions...as I say all the time, you're the most open-minded reactor out there which allows me to dig deep into the cracks for some really cool and, in some cases, under-appreciated music like this one. Thanks again, man!!

Thanks so much for doin my suggestion, knew u would love it, so wish they played this more live, one of there best tracks :) great reaction

This album & American Band was a little different from earlier albums. Then more of a power rock band, but branched out with keyboards & more sophisticated production. Will be sending you more. 😄 Grand Funk along with other bands from SE Mi always did a cover of a Motown song.

"When New York Had Her Heart Broke" is a more soft one but with a feeling.

Your channel is so rare and unique can’t wait to see what’s next

This channel gets better and better day by day

don't normally comment on videos, but I'm glad you been posting more

Always straight to the point I guess that's why I am here hehe...

Been waiting for your daily update video all day

Love your channel . It has become a part of my daily routine

You know what makes this song even better? If someone isn't pausing it and talking over the top of the whole thing.

He was a master! Another to check out is Gary Moore: ruclips.net/video/oy_-_JgXA1A/видео.htmlsi=dSLQFnJb1BfkuEvT

Bernie Worrell starting us off on his Organ with the intro, then William "Bootsy" Collins on his Bass and Eddie Hazel with the Guitar jump in with both feet. Got to see Bootsy in NYC and Bernie and Eddie too, at my first P-Funk show in Philly. This is sort of an off shoot of P-Funk, maybe some spare studio time. Never heard it before, but very heavy and impressive. Great pick Al !!!

I just Seen this for the first time. Holy shit.😮 Thank you for sharing this with me. You are amazing.❤

when i need a pick me up i allway put this on and fast forward to when JOE comes in on his Guitar Bad Ass

Man that one gave me chills! Absolutely beautiful song!

There's another version +/- of this jam on Flowers of Evil called "Dream Sequence." Thy that if you dare. Also "One Last Cold Kiss."