The Allman Brothers Band - You Don't Love Me (Stonybrook, NY, 9-19-71)
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- Опубликовано: 25 янв 2017
- The Allman Brothers Band performing an epic version of Willie Cobbs' ''You Don't Love Me'' live at the State University of New York at Stony Brook, NY 9/19/71.
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The photo was taken on 3/26/70 at the Municipal Auditorium in Hotlanta, not at Stony Brook. I just like the picture. Sue me.
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Berry Friggin Oakley. Can somebody just admit how great of a bassist he was?
Absolutely
The best ever
He was off the charts and a huge part of their improvised sections: giant melody lines
He was one with Butch and Jaimo!
B.O. was the best bassist
He would climb too the top of heaven. Meet him all the back down at zero and play bass as a 3rd guitarist
Only bassist that talk to Duane the the tractor
Duane's guitar tone just blows you away. So good
Good God! There will never be anything like them again...!
Wow Judy, so well said. Just too kool. Your no 'spring chick no more" ...But this 'no more spring rooster' will roost w/you @ anytime w/no prob at all....lol. Blessings sweety. Dave
No; and it is comforting to be here and see that so many people truly "get" them.
@@davidpaulfontes401 ❤
Now THIS is the Allman Brothers. Rock on and rest in peace guys!
Saw them somewhere in New Jersey .. played almost 4 hours in the pouring rain
I'm old enough to have seen Duane play three times before he passed.....my inspiration to learn how to play guitar...... Dickie too.....he was special
Great picture of Duane and Dickie......a Black Beauty and a Stratocaster......never seen them with these two guitars.......
Wow talk about his guitar singing...
Wow heavenly...
Best live Band i ever seen.........And in the early 70's i seen them all.
Saw them seven times but never with duane! Great live as was jeff beck group, boz scaggs, tull , zeppy, grand funk, floyd, yes, manassas, . I could go on and on.
Walkin' along and all the sudden I needed to hear YDLM. This is pure bouncin' joyful GREATNESS.
You don't love me no more - I'm gonna tell my mother. I love it!
The jam at 8:18 is absolutely incredible and funky af. Just shows Duane and the band’s genius spontaneity
one of the greatest bands of all time.
Not one of...THE greatest.
Without doubt
They were a very very special group right up there with the greatest for sure, pure magic when they played.
#1 in my opinion.
Whoa. I was born 10 yrs and 1 day after this was recorded. Hard to believe Duane had only been gone for 9 years at that point. My daughter was killed 9 years ago, in 2014. It really puts things into perspective. As a kid, 1971 felt so long ago. But now, 9 yrs feels like yesterday. So I sort of understand how my Dad felt. It was still very fresh. Even st 9 yrs later.
We miss you, Duane! 😭❤️
I can't believe someone had this I was there grew up in bethpage Long Island and followed them everywhere best band of all time will never be another like them R.I.P Gregg Duane butch twigs on the wall the list goes on
Tightest Band Ever...
Doesn't get much better than some good Allman Brothers . Got to hear alot of them growing up in Ga. Thanks for this
You are most welcome, Matt.
I was there. Right after this I went up front and stood directly below Duane for the second set.
@Michael Fong What//which guitar(s) is/are Duane playing? If you remember. This photo has nothing to do with the concert. Dwayne Peachman, the uploader of this gem, simply likes the photo...so, he used it...So, I defer to you...
@@judygirl3102 He was playing his gold gibson Les paul
Didn't you write for a music rag out of SF.
Or your relative.
@@kevinallison2227 No Ben Fong Torres is not related to me. However the Allman's were really great.
Best Live Jam Band EVER
Duane's tone was so powerful
Courtesy mostly of the 57 Les Paul then the 'hot Lanta' plugged into Marshall 50W bass amps into 3 4x12's loaded with JBL drivers! Yeah! That'll get it done for sure...Not too many bars would allow that kind of power around here these days...hahaha!
@@greg4673 Yeah, he'd blow the roof off the place. Thanks for Duane's rig run down.
@@greg4673 I always wondered what Duane would have thought about amplification today. Digital plugins to play live, ect.. not being able to crank it like the good days.
Thank you for posting this. Pure genius and very representative of one of the Allman Brothers early jams. Still astounding to this day. Parts of it sent shivers down my spine. What an incredible trip an early Allman Brothers concert was.
Better version than Fillmore and I Love that version
This was 10 days before Duane's accident. What a loss. If he and Jimi had lived they would have built on the huge influence they already had.
A month and 10 days before
Happy 76 Birthday Sky Dog
You can easily miss it but at the ending you can hear Duane playing his "Layla" riff at 24:00
He got it from another song. I think possibly a Hank Williams song. I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry or something, IIRC.
God he was incredible. 😭
Thanks Dayne great recordin much appreciated
EXCELLENT !!! Thanks Dayne for providing this sonic masterpiece c/o the GREATEST musicians of their (or any ) time... PLAY ALL NIGHT !!!
holy shit Duane!
This date, I heard this version for the first time. All I ever heard was the Fillmore live version since it came out on radio stations locally. I am amazed at the clarity of the recording since those times, live sound recording was a bit "crude" compared to today's technology. Almost came close to today's standards. I say that because I can hear every nuance that Duane and Dickey does with their guitars, although the drum parts are quite inaudible. The version is an equal to the Fillmore version. Dynamic and intense.
Well, it's longer, but surely not equal to the Fillmore version, though it's another proof of the greatness of this band.
I noticed that one lost soul hit the " thumbs down" button ......
#PeopleCanYaFeelIt
#LoveIsEverywhere
NICE...OH SOBNICE, CUZ..THANKS FORBSHARING, FAM!
Incredible, thanks
❤
Awesome. Holy Chrome! I never got to see them, saw lots of bands, but never them, bummer. At least we have these great recordings to listen to. Even they were all great at solos, it was always about the songs, there was always a musical grove of some kind happening. A lot of these shredders now, they go for speed and all that, but they dont have any creative soul about them like Duane and the band, just a totally different thing.
G-d This is so great!
That tone on Duane’s Les Paul is SPEAKING, in this song...
Dayne Peachman, thank you for loading this. Especially since the sound quality is quite good for a bootleg. Many thumbs up!
Hell yeah! Back in the Polaroid Days!
Love the jamming feel if the piece in the middle
Great pic, not sure if I ever saw Dickey with a strat before
He used one in the first year of the Allmans, some of the Eat A Peach sessions (!) and in the 90s.
discovered these guys just before Duane died.never got to see him ,one of the biggest regrets of my life.Saw them Trenton NJ 1973 but was so wasted it's all a little fuzzy
I saw them at the fairgrounds also. An estimated 30,000 others poured in. Fences were crashed, they only expected about 10,000. Dickey got a shock and was pissed but it was a great show. I’ve got a copy of it on reel.
Pretty sure I was at this show...the Allmans were the warm up act for Derek & the Dominos...Duane sat in with Derek for Layla and a Crossroads jam...Guitar heaven:^))
Damn! Would have given anything to be there!
Should have been the other way around.. Allman Brothers were way better. So sick of that damn Clapton, most over rated musician ever. Cant stand that damn Clapton. Most boring concert I ever saw. Half the crowd left by the halfway point. It was so sleepy and quiet, no energy, no life, like all the air had left the room. Duane, Dickey, Rory Gallagher, Gary Moore, Frank Marino, Hendrix, Stevie Ray, .. 100 times better than Clapton.
@@michaelcraig9449 What year was that?
@@michaelcraig9449 Ummm.... OK. so don't listen to EC. Love them both.
@@bethm1893 Probably the 361 Ocean Blvd tour while he was in recovery. Love the slow stuff from EC too. Dont get me wrong, Duane is my guitar God.
Anybody else noticed the short "Layla" tease at 24:00?
This version at 24:02 sounds even better than Layla, Holy Smokes!
great board mix . picture is great too. I have Les Paul just like Duane's.
heard many versions of this over the years ,this might be the best,awesome little Berry break @15:00
I don't believe I've heard this version? Thanks for sharing this Dayne !
Todd Flowers You’re very welcome, Todd. Glad you enjoy it.
@@DaynePeachman You have no idea how much I enjoyed this ,I have a Les Paul with "Skydog " on the truss rod cover if that is any indication ! ;-)
Thanks for posting, love that Layla tease at about the 24:00 mark the whole song is off the hook.
Thanks for the heads up. I caught it 😀
There’s more of a Layla tease/intro on Revival on the Montreal tapes just a week or so earlier.
Peachman your cool man. Keep up the good work. We love the Allmans.
I appreciate that brother. New uploads coming soon.
Words fail me; thank you for posting this; and I really like the picture, even if Dickie does look a little too much like Charlie Manson.😐😐😄😄👍👍👍
Great upload...the sound quality is quality...sue you? Never. Plus, If you're a musician...I'll be lucky to get a pizza...I love them and have only loved musicians...they seem to love me right back.
Jur Dayne thanks for the post.great audio
You're welcome brother
Ditto
Duane seems to be in such great form at this Stonybrook concert! Blue Sky is fantastic too.
They loved playing at SB. I personally saw them 3x over a 15 month period. Had I been a year older, it would have been 5x.
They were just about the unofficial "house" band there.
@@thaddeus2700 - they did seem to like playing there at Stony Brook. The feeling must have been mutual!
was there and u r right
Having extra fun at a low pressure college gig for a bunch of stoned hippies
As great as Jimi and Eric are, Duane was the best I've ever heard
i know eric loved him and btw jimi started wa wa after hearing ec play
Eric said he believed he was a very accomplished guitarist... until he met Duane Allman
Jimi said Billy Gibbons is the best guitarist
Okay I admit it. Actually have been doing so for 54 years.
Thank you for uploading this. IMO this is as good or better than Fillmore East. Duane could play a song 100 times and it come out different 100 times. Actually, they never really played a concert. It was more an improvised jam session.
The original AAB were fantastic live.
Really shows off Dickie's improv skills and that he was perhaps more creative in a live setting that Duane. Betts plays a much wider variety of licks and really leads the band on the 2nd half of this song.
I always loved Dickie's playing, and I don't see why he isn't held in as much reverence as Duane.
A true find...a real gem! The extended version of this song due to this amazing jam...shows every bit of talent that each band member has...the sound is great and, I cannot thank you enough for uploading ! Now, about the photo. I like it too, but people are asking me which guitar Duane is playing because of it. Yes, I have sent a bunch of people (who don't read everything the way I do) here to hear your find, and everyone is blown away...I do not know what guitar he is playing, do you? Anybody?
I do believe it was the '58 Tobacco Sunburst Les Paul that Billy Gibbons gave him in '71. Phenomenal tone, Eh? Here is a link: www.duaneallman.info/duaneallmanstonequest.htm
The guitar in the pic was a few years earlier, it is a black LP CUSTOM, you can tell by the fret markers, I have seen this pic before, but never any explanation why he was using a CUSTOM--never heard nor saw it again. At Stoneybrook--just a month and 10 days before he died, he was mostly likely playing the Tobacco Burst==it had the hottest pickups of his 3 LPs--he used his Goldtop on Layla, and within about a month had taken the pickups out of Goldie and installed them into the Cherryburst fall of 1970---he used the Cherryburst till I think I read about June of 1971 when he acquired the Tobacco Burst, which had the hot pups. For me, Duane's the one.
uncasist
Thanks for the info.
It was pretty cool.
Duane was searching for that unique sound. Experimental trials, made him and Dickey Bett's one of a kind sounds
@@19tractor52 The thing that struck me was the other guitar in the photo. Did Dicky Betts play a a Strat back in the day? I'm so used to envisioning him in a cowboy hat playing a Les Paul. Great photo to go with this song.
@@MMcG25 I have seen picks of Dicky with that sunburst, described as a 1954..occasionally you'll see his son Duane playing it or one like it...I don't know if it's the same one that Dickey gave to Billy Joe Shaver's son Eddy....check out that guy. He was also an off the scale master.
Damn I didn’t know Duane had a black Les Paul and Dickey played a strat
I’m a Page fan, but Duane’s playing, technique, and Les Paul setup for this one , really, really, showed what an excellent player he was. Always loved the Allman Bros, but was too young to see them or Led, but have been jamming to both since the late 70’s. God golly they are all rolling on this version,.... Thanks for the upload!!!!
In attendance . . .
24:00 Dickey quotes "Layla"
I believe thats Duane, their tones had become so close by that part in the jam.
Duane magic at 8:00
My favorite part! So much feel
Berry Oakley play it brother,......
Barry Oakely cook'n
How many of you out there know who twiggs was?
Twiggs let me back-stage for a " Brothers" Show in Boston 1970.
roland fitzgerald / Twiggs Lyndon was the ABB original Road Manager. A very good guitarist in his own right and a member of the Almost Brothers. A band made up of road crew members!
Twiggs was one of the ABB family that's all I know
I don't know how many 😉I assume he was a roadie with a special status.
Didn't he kill someone and went to prison for it?
I see the above picture and wonder if they played the LP CUSTOM and Strat that night and we are hearing this or is it just a pic from there history.
Chris Biggar Chris Biggar It was taken at the Municipal Auditorium in Atlanta on March 23, in 1970. It’s unrelated to this show, but I like the picture and feel it’s still representative of the musical content.
Hi Dayne
You continue to outdo yourself with these releases. I've always maintained YDLM is the perfect forum for The Allmans to just let 'er rip. This is an outstanding version. Just love how Berry and Duane step right in after I'm guessing Dickey breaks a string or two. Thank you for circulating and sharing your music.
Could I inquire and ask where this performance is from ? Date? My header cuts off at " St..."
Many thanks Dayne. Enjoy the Super Bowl.
Peter
Absolutely amazing version! Is that Duane or Dickey on the second solo at 3:24? and killin’ it 4:17!
Van Overbay That’s Dickey
More and fastest notes are Duane's, always... Also a dirtier sound. Dickey played less notes but with more elegancy, more melodic too
First time I’ve heard this cut. That second break is tricky. Sure sounds like Duane when it starts, but then you know it’s Dickey.
Great band, but not a chance at one of the greatest guitar players
I don't rate musicians as greatest-not greatest but for ME dwayne and abb before his death were one of my faves and I ve been paying playing for 40 + years