Warren carried The Allman Brothers for years towards the end. The combination between himself and Derrick Trucks was amazing. Southern blues rock at its best.
I discovered the Allman Brothers in 2015, sadly a year after they stopped touring, so I never got to see them live. However, I have seen both Derek (who I place at the number one spot of best guitarists) and Warren with their respective bands. In my opinion, Derek and Warren was the best guitar duo in the ABB since Duane and Dickie in the OG Brothers. What a total powerhouse combo. I personally don’t think they would have seen as much success in the band’s later years as they did if it weren’t for Derek and Warren. Luckily, none of the original members of the band ever lost a step and stayed completely on top of their game until the very end. Gregg’s voice just got better with age, which is something that is seldom true in the rock world, and his mastery of the B3 was always evident throughout his career. Butch and Jaimoe (and Marc) were still the same freight train barreling down the track as they were in the 70s. And of course, Oteil, Derek, and Warren remain three of the very, very best musicians you’ll find anywhere. So much talent.
@@dverygrateful1 I don't think Christopher's comment discredits any ABB members at all! I followed the ABB for years, saw 40+ shows, and have relationships with bandmembers, people in the group's staff, and their family members. It is definitely a fact of the ABB history that Warren joining the band and refueling Gregg kept the band going for another 15 YEARS, especially without Dickey Betts! Peace + Love.
@@ecrecords615 instagram.com/p/B1Rv8qzAzXH/? Please send this to anyone you know who was involved with the band lol. Looking to make some connections in the music world.
Gov't Mule might be the truest essence of Rock n' Roll out there, no attitude, no arrogance just musicianship for it's own sake and the pure love of making and sharing music
Warren Haynes, my favorite touring guitarist. No slight to Joe B, but Warren gave us back The Allman Brothers Band, also Govt Mule, his work with The Dead, etc. Thank you Warren!! You're the man!!!
In my opinion, this was the best interview you have done so far Joe. Warren is one of the more down to earth & genuine musicians out there, not to mention one of the more talented. Thanks for this one.
Many years ago we had a garage band in our small town and we would practice at my cousin's house. There was this guy that moved there about 4 years prior that used to come and listen to us play. He was always talking about his brother playing guitar. Well, as you know if you play in a band you hear this all the time and you always go, "Cool" and blow it off. Well a few years later the guy met up with my cousin again and said he had some backstage passes to a concert where is brother was playing and asked if he wanted one. My cousin asked what was the name of the band. He said, "The Allman Brothers Band, ever heard of them?" He almost fainted. The guy we'd blown off a few times brother was Warren Haynes.
Are you a native North Carolinian? Wonderful story…loved it!!! Have always thought nobody tells a story better than a native North Carolinian! There is a special talent!
@@M._Lou No Cajun. People from the south have a nack for telling stories. I have to pull myself back sometimes because nearly everything triggers a story from my growing up. :)
Wow...what a treat...Warren Haynes and Joe....I could listen for days...Joe has amazingly good interview skills....He is so well informed...Thank you for this treasure!
I didn’t know what to expect from this interview and am pleased to be astonished at the conversations these guys had… Phenomenal musicians and genuine personalities…
Looking forward to this one. Met Warren out side the ritz in Manchester,uk. After his gig. He was more than happy to shake hands sign things and talk about amps until we had our fill. Top bloke.
If for no other reason, I especially love Warren Haynes because he wrote "If Heartaches Were Nickels". Joe always interviews interesting people...thoughtful and philosophical, too! Love that, Joe! ❤️.¸¸.☆
This interview series is so good. If nothing else good comes from all this COVID situtation at least it gave us a super in depth view into the music industry, with so many artists doing podcasts and other home projects.
I appreciate this interview... how cool that Warren shared so much about himself. Great to see more of his personality and could listen to him go on and on... very interesting human being... and a gifted guitarist!
I met Warren in the Chicago O'Hare airport once. A 2 minute conversation, but I could tell how considerate and genuine he was. Love this man and his music!
Warren Haynes is a great human being, you can sense the love of GOD in him by his demeanor and his stories. I love the story about Don Rickles saying to Greg Allman when taking a picture with him, “ I talked to Cher and it looks like I will be getting some of your furniture. “ LOL I ask Sonny Landreth about playing with Warren a couple of years ago and he told me that Warren Haynes is a walking encyclopedia when it comes to music, he said he knows more songs and remembers more lyrics than anyone he knows. Warren is a great musician and always does such a great job with every performance no matter what genre of music he is playing. I think this is your best interview Joe, fantastic job and great story content.
GREAT Interview...Particularly the Tonight Show stuff with the chart reading fools....In the 90's I was buying paint on a very hot summer's day at a now closed paint store right next door to the Musicians Union on Vine in Hollywood. As I'm putting the paint in my car all of a sudden I hear what sounds like the world's best stereo playing this amazing big band music. I follow the sound and it was a big band rehearsing for some charity event. On hot days they opened the doors to let in some breeze - or maybe being the weekend the ac was off?These old guys ( I leaned later many were the guys who worked in the Tonight Show Band) were WAILING.But the cool thing was this is in a rundown very Hispanic neighborhood and the music attracted a bunch of little ¬latin kids just awe struck by the great music - some were even jitterbugging and loving the great music.t was like a scene from a Fellini movie....
Warren is one of the absolute best. One can listen to him playing and singing for hours, musical style and vibe no bar - he can do pretty much everything!
Joe, thank you for doing this. I haven't seen the other episodes yet, but I will. I have loved Warren Haynes for a very long time. I saw the first come back tour of the Allman Brothers front row and I was blown away. I saw Govt Mule open up the Beale Street music festival touring for their second album Dose and again I was blown away. He is a class act as are you. Again thanks for doing this and keep on doing them it helps pass the time shacked up at home.
Warren is the full package. His guitar playing is second to none just as much as his singing and song writing. What a talent... Been listening to Govt Mule since Life Before Insanity... Life changing record... Thanks Warren for all the great songs. Thanks Joe for inviting us onto Nerville and let us into this superb conversations you have with your pals.
This is going to be good! Will be happy to hear about gear talk and all things rock and roll. Worst comes to worse we have Warren Haynes talking to Joe about life. Can’t wait to tune in. Thanks for keeping up with this series and being an awesome host.
LOL …love that! One set of my grandparents came from North Carolina and, wow, were they ever good storytellers. Real life happenings. Loved listening! I think great storytelling must be an inborn North Carolinian trait! Warren, GREAT interview, GREAT information! ❤️ Been listening to your music for days ever since!
Not only is Warren Haynes possibly the hardest working guy in the music industry, he might also be the nicest. I've met him a few times and he always makes sure he has time to speak with fans. He is always humble, always respectful and always professional. I first saw him perform in 1989 with the Allmans and have seen him dozens of times over the years in every setting imaginable. He is a man who never forgot his roots... Not only that, but Warren most likely knows more songs and has played with more people than any musician alive. That's not an exaggeration either. He has probably performed a couple thousand different songs live and played with literally hundreds of amazing musicians from every genre of music. How many players can perform songs by Bob Dylan, Black Sabbath, Tower of Power, Miles Davis, and Bob Marley all in the same show? Not many... He has also written dozens of incredible originals with Govt Mule, The Allman Brothers Band, Phil Lesh and of course solo material. The man, the myth, the legend...Warren Haynes! Thanks Joe! You did great!
Beautiful interview Joe. I adore Warren. I saw him UPFRONT in Seattle, Derek Trucks upfront in Seattle, Sonny Landreth upfront in SEattle, Clapton and Doyle upfront in Phoenix and ❤️ JOe, YOU upfront in San Jose. I made the pilgrimage every single time I was able in the past several years. I have been blessed by the best, thankyou all ❤️
Warren’s the greatest guy! I’ve know Warren since the mid/ late 80’s! Made a few trips with him and with Woody. I remember him when he was with David Allen Coe as our label(MCA) gave us a tape of them doing a live show at Gilley’s in the early 80’s that was wild! I love Warren like my brother!
I know the Feeling last guy who I played with over a ago was awesome said he played with alot of top rock acts.We just jammed in a lobby of a health spa or gym I am not that great of a player
Two or my favorite musicians together, shooting the breeze and just letting us see behind the curtain for an hour! Doesn't get better than that, 🎸100%.
Love the interview! The Don Rickles stuff had me falling off the chair. Thanks for all the music Warren and continuing to come through Richmond, VA during your tours.
So great to learn more of Warren's past, love that you two played "Feel like breaking up somebody's home" Classic to da Max. Dueling guitars and loved your grin when Warren matched your notes. Great!
Good afternoon Joe from Lumberton NC, have been following this podcast for just a few weeks and I love it. Love your talent and work and BTW my favorite is of you and BETH HART " I'd Rather Go Blind" ,so much passion from you both. I drum do I appreciate you on so many levels. Stay safe and GOD BLESS
I will never forget the first time and only time I saw the Allmans. 1993 Laguna Seca Daze outside Monterey, CA where coincidentally I saw SRV 8 years before (grew up down the highway) and I was front row 23 years old drunk on beer and I was air guitaring hard core and Warren just looked down and smiled at me. I will never forget that. Seen the Mule at least 10 times. Funny enough, my grandmother who passed away a few years ago at 97 told me about all the hippies at the Monterey Pop Festival. Man, I love music!
I loved this. Especially the last ten minutes. Some of my favorite memories involve Warren Haynes, and hearing some of his favorite memories from the road was priceless.
It is so cool to listen to these great guitar players and share the passion for guitars and Blues. JB always ask all the right questions , I love all the stories
Always liked Warrens music no matter who he was with but never actually heard him talk about his life in general. Joe you do a great job interviewing to bring out the best of the people you are interviewing and let us have a little insight to who and what they are . Thanks
saw warren first time in the blues co-op band in nashville. they were great. after that was on the same stage with him and allen woody at a jam a guy would put on every year called the burnt knob jam. our band was asked to play there 3 years in a row. our band was called BULLET PROOF. had some kind compliments from them. we played alot of old songs, songs not heard alot. did some old louisianna lareux, i think that is how you spell. we were a good band in nashville area. played all over, smyrna, la vergne, murfreesboro, lebanon. had a good following. but back to warren. the last time we played the burnt knob jam, warren and allen had just joined allman bros, wayne turner form hank jr was there, an old slide player, cant remember his name, he was good. it was a fun time every time we played there. the last time, we all got on stage and jammed. remember there was a guy there trying to play with everyone on stage who was tuned down a half step, and he didnt notice it, but warren did and was giving that guy some very dirty looks. he finally realized and got off the stage. loved living in nashville.
Great stuff ! Been listening to the Mule since the beginning, and I 1st saw you Joe when I think you were 13. Poor House West in Syracuse. Bought your 1st releases from your Mom. It's all come full circle.
Saw The Allman Brothers 1st time in 89' or 90' at Jones Beach, heard Warren tear the slide guitar in Satesboro Blues after opening with DWYNM/NMCTB, have been huge fan ever since. Most of the shows I saw was still with Woody and Betts. Derek Trucks is awesome but its a shame Dickie was kicked out for so long, even though he wrote most of the best songs. Saw Warren last doing Jerry songs at Bethel Woods (former Woodstock site) a few summers ago. Where's My Mule?
The best interview so far! Warren seems like a guy you would love to sit and listen to. Seen mule in bham alabama a few yrs ago and ranks right up there with my favorite shows. Thanks guys
One of the better interviews from what is becoming a very memorable series. Thanks JoeB & Warren. Love you both a great deal, even better to see your both down to earth guys in a industry known for questionable characters.
Love the little stories about the road and friends along the way... Joe started so young in the industry he’s really a wealth of knowledge on just about all the music and people. What a small world it can be. Great questions. 💯
My favorite enlightened thought on harmony singing comes from cheech and chong's "Me and my old lady" when chong hollers at cheech to "stay on your note man." lit a fire for me.
Thanks for doing these interviews Joe. Been listening to you both since 2000. Covering Rory Gallagher's Cradle Rock on your first album was what opened my eyes to your talent and bought all your CD's and DVD's since then. Saw you play live with your first band in 2004 with a crowd of only 50 people. Keep up the great work and love of blues rock alive for the younger generations!
Great conversation, insightful and filled w/info for the technical listener. I think these two guys show up on every playlist I compile. Thank you Joe (and Warren) for bringing us along and allowing us inside conversations we would otherwise never be privy to. Like hanging out w/friends, ...if your friends are some of the best musicians on the planet Earth. Joe, remember the DPAC when touring begins again!
Joe, all of these interviews have been great. Your closing story about Gatemouth Brown put this one in a class by itself. You have a real talent on both sides of the interview microphone. Please continue with this project.
Joe Thank You a ton for this... Always wanted to hear an interview with Warren. Also thanks for telling me about Chris Whitley. Had never heard of him. Indeed, he was awesome.
Superb interview Joe.Warren is a class act.Met him a few times and love everything about him.You are pretty amazing yourself..Thanks from this BLT one legged dude!
Awesome interview! I got to see Warren 3 times with The Allman Brothers in the late 80’s- early 90’s when I was living in Ga.He was awesome every time! Always cool to see when artists you admire have such great personalities. Thanks for letting us in! 👍🏻
My first guitar was a Norma 2 pickups. Old man had a music store at the end of a swinging bridge in Greensburg ,Ky. Told Daddy if he bought the higher priced guitar he would throw in the amp. I was 10 at 12 I really started to get interested and he bought me a 66 Sg special
Warren carried The Allman Brothers for years towards the end. The combination between himself and Derrick Trucks was amazing. Southern blues rock at its best.
I saw Haynes with the Allmans back in the mid nineties and his guitar soared to the distance of that outdoor setting. Simply amazing
I discovered the Allman Brothers in 2015, sadly a year after they stopped touring, so I never got to see them live. However, I have seen both Derek (who I place at the number one spot of best guitarists) and Warren with their respective bands. In my opinion, Derek and Warren was the best guitar duo in the ABB since Duane and Dickie in the OG Brothers. What a total powerhouse combo. I personally don’t think they would have seen as much success in the band’s later years as they did if it weren’t for Derek and Warren. Luckily, none of the original members of the band ever lost a step and stayed completely on top of their game until the very end. Gregg’s voice just got better with age, which is something that is seldom true in the rock world, and his mastery of the B3 was always evident throughout his career. Butch and Jaimoe (and Marc) were still the same freight train barreling down the track as they were in the 70s. And of course, Oteil, Derek, and Warren remain three of the very, very best musicians you’ll find anywhere. So much talent.
Your leaving out a lot of musicians. Only Greg did nothing for decades
@@dverygrateful1 I don't think Christopher's comment discredits any ABB members at all! I followed the ABB for years, saw 40+ shows, and have relationships with bandmembers, people in the group's staff, and their family members. It is definitely a fact of the ABB history that Warren joining the band and refueling Gregg kept the band going for another 15 YEARS, especially without Dickey Betts! Peace + Love.
@@ecrecords615 instagram.com/p/B1Rv8qzAzXH/? Please send this to anyone you know who was involved with the band lol. Looking to make some connections in the music world.
My two most FAVORITE guitarists...I soooo sooo love this!
Gov't Mule might be the truest essence of Rock n' Roll out there, no attitude, no arrogance just musicianship for it's own sake and the pure love of making and sharing music
Warren Haynes, my favorite touring guitarist. No slight to Joe B, but Warren gave us back The Allman Brothers Band, also Govt Mule, his work with The Dead, etc. Thank you Warren!! You're the man!!!
In my opinion, this was the best interview you have done so far Joe. Warren is one of the more down to earth & genuine musicians out there, not to mention one of the more talented. Thanks for this one.
I play also and I love all Warren Haynes music and content
Yes!!!
Many years ago we had a garage band in our small town and we would practice at my cousin's house. There was this guy that moved there about 4 years prior that used to come and listen to us play. He was always talking about his brother playing guitar. Well, as you know if you play in a band you hear this all the time and you always go, "Cool" and blow it off. Well a few years later the guy met up with my cousin again and said he had some backstage passes to a concert where is brother was playing and asked if he wanted one. My cousin asked what was the name of the band. He said, "The Allman Brothers Band, ever heard of them?" He almost fainted. The guy we'd blown off a few times brother was Warren Haynes.
Are you a native North Carolinian? Wonderful story…loved it!!! Have always thought nobody tells a story better than a native North Carolinian! There is a special talent!
@@M._Lou No Cajun. People from the south have a nack for telling stories. I have to pull myself back sometimes because nearly everything triggers a story from my growing up. :)
@@gunsknives5395... no need to pull yourself back here! We will LOVE your stories!
Wow...what a treat...Warren Haynes and Joe....I could listen for days...Joe has amazingly good interview skills....He is so well informed...Thank you for this treasure!
I didn’t know what to expect from this interview and am pleased to be astonished at the conversations these guys had… Phenomenal musicians and genuine personalities…
Looking forward to this one. Met Warren out side the ritz in Manchester,uk. After his gig. He was more than happy to shake hands sign things and talk about amps until we had our fill. Top bloke.
If for no other reason, I especially love Warren Haynes because he wrote "If Heartaches Were Nickels".
Joe always interviews interesting people...thoughtful and philosophical, too!
Love that, Joe! ❤️.¸¸.☆
Also Soulshine, Thorazine Shuffle, Blind Man In The Dark, Thelonious Beck.... Don't even get me started. LOL! Warren is the man.
@@SimpleManGuitars1973 👍
This interview series is so good. If nothing else good comes from all this COVID situtation at least it gave us a super in depth view into the music industry, with so many artists doing podcasts and other home projects.
I appreciate this interview... how cool that Warren shared so much about himself. Great to see more of his personality and could listen to him go on and on... very interesting human being... and a gifted guitarist!
I met Warren in the Chicago O'Hare airport once. A 2 minute conversation, but I could tell how considerate and genuine he was. Love this man and his music!
How cool would a Warren Haynes/JoBo show be?? Guitar up the wazoo!!! Two separate sets and then a jam encore?? Somebody make this happen!!!
Warren Haynes is a great human being, you can sense the love of GOD in him by his demeanor and his stories. I love the story about Don Rickles saying to Greg Allman when taking a picture with him, “ I talked to Cher and it looks like I will be getting some of your furniture. “ LOL I ask Sonny Landreth about playing with Warren a couple of years ago and he told me that Warren Haynes is a walking encyclopedia when it comes to music, he said he knows more songs and remembers more lyrics than anyone he knows. Warren is a great musician and always does such a great job with every performance no matter what genre of music he is playing. I think this is your best interview Joe, fantastic job and great story content.
GREAT Interview...Particularly the Tonight Show stuff with the chart reading fools....In the 90's I was buying paint on a very hot summer's day at a now closed paint store right next door to the Musicians Union on Vine in Hollywood. As I'm putting the paint in my car all of a sudden I hear what sounds like the world's best stereo playing this amazing big band music. I follow the sound and it was a big band rehearsing for some charity event. On hot days they opened the doors to let in some breeze - or maybe being the weekend the ac was off?These old guys ( I leaned later many were the guys who worked in the Tonight Show Band) were WAILING.But the cool thing was this is in a rundown very Hispanic neighborhood and the music attracted a bunch of little ¬latin kids just awe struck by the great music - some were even jitterbugging and loving the great music.t was like a scene from a Fellini movie....
This was wonderful !! Thanks Joe 👍🏻 Thanks Warren 👍🏻
I fell off my chair when I heard Warren talk about Kings X--my favorite band!
Warren is one of the absolute best. One can listen to him playing and singing for hours, musical style and vibe no bar - he can do pretty much everything!
I don’t know what I was expecting but this is one of the best interviews I’ve ever heard with Warren. Thanks Joe.
Joe, thank you for doing this. I haven't seen the other episodes yet, but I will. I have loved Warren Haynes for a very long time. I saw the first come back tour of the Allman Brothers front row and I was blown away. I saw Govt Mule open up the Beale Street music festival touring for their second album Dose and again I was blown away. He is a class act as are you. Again thanks for doing this and keep on doing them it helps pass the time shacked up at home.
Warren is the full package. His guitar playing is second to none just as much as his singing and song writing. What a talent... Been listening to Govt Mule since Life Before Insanity... Life changing record... Thanks Warren for all the great songs. Thanks Joe for inviting us onto Nerville and let us into this superb conversations you have with your pals.
This is going to be good! Will be happy to hear about gear talk and all things rock and roll. Worst comes to worse we have Warren Haynes talking to Joe about life. Can’t wait to tune in. Thanks for keeping up with this series and being an awesome host.
Am I the only one shocked Warren talks this much lol 😳 incredible interview though! Love it
LOL …love that! One set of my grandparents came from North Carolina and, wow, were they ever good storytellers. Real life happenings. Loved listening! I think great storytelling must be an inborn North Carolinian trait! Warren, GREAT interview, GREAT information! ❤️ Been listening to your music for days ever since!
Yes!! Can’t believe they talked about the nighthawks for that long. My hometown band. If you don’t have Tales of Ordinary Madness,........get it!!!
Not only is Warren Haynes possibly the hardest working guy in the music industry, he might also be the nicest. I've met him a few times and he always makes sure he has time to speak with fans. He is always humble, always respectful and always professional. I first saw him perform in 1989 with the Allmans and have seen him dozens of times over the years in every setting imaginable.
He is a man who never forgot his roots...
Not only that, but Warren most likely knows more songs and has played with more people than any musician alive. That's not an exaggeration either. He has probably performed a couple thousand different songs live and played with literally hundreds of amazing musicians from every genre of music.
How many players can perform songs by Bob Dylan, Black Sabbath, Tower of Power, Miles Davis, and Bob Marley all in the same show? Not many...
He has also written dozens of incredible originals with Govt Mule, The Allman Brothers Band, Phil Lesh and of course solo material. The man, the myth, the legend...Warren Haynes!
Thanks Joe! You did great!
Beautiful interview Joe. I adore Warren. I saw him UPFRONT in Seattle, Derek Trucks upfront in Seattle, Sonny Landreth upfront in SEattle, Clapton and Doyle upfront in Phoenix and ❤️ JOe, YOU upfront in San Jose. I made the pilgrimage every single time I was able in the past several years. I have been blessed by the best, thankyou all ❤️
Warren’s the greatest guy! I’ve know Warren since the mid/ late 80’s! Made a few trips with him and with Woody. I remember him when he was with David Allen Coe as our label(MCA) gave us a tape of them doing a live show at Gilley’s in the early 80’s that was wild! I love Warren like my brother!
Long Live Warren Haynes! Such an awesome person and exceptional musician. It's always a pleasure listening to him. Great interview Joe!
Lonely jamming this morning...
Probably makes the blues more authentic..
Still.....
I know the Feeling last guy who I played with over a ago was awesome said he played with alot of top rock acts.We just jammed in a lobby of a health spa or gym I am not that great of a player
Hang in there buddy! I’ve been digging back in to acoustic blues so I can accompany myself hah
Two or my favorite musicians together, shooting the breeze and just letting us see behind the curtain for an hour! Doesn't get better than that, 🎸100%.
Love the interview! The Don Rickles stuff had me falling off the chair. Thanks for all the music Warren and continuing to come through Richmond, VA during your tours.
My all time favorite desert island records is " Tales of Ordinary Madness". Bought in 1993 and I told all my friends! It still holds up today!
Im addicted to your show Joe! Keep blues and rock alive brotha man.
Great interview , Joe is a great host and Warren is the coolest human out there
So great to learn more of Warren's past, love that you two played "Feel like breaking up somebody's home" Classic to da Max. Dueling guitars and loved your grin when Warren matched your notes. Great!
Good afternoon Joe from Lumberton NC, have been following this podcast for just a few weeks and I love it. Love your talent and work and BTW my favorite is of you and BETH HART " I'd Rather Go Blind" ,so much passion from you both. I drum do I appreciate you on so many levels. Stay safe and GOD BLESS
What I miss about 1990?.. EVERYTHING.Probably the best year of my miserable life thus far.Great interview!
I will never forget the first time and only time I saw the Allmans. 1993 Laguna Seca Daze outside Monterey, CA where coincidentally I saw SRV 8 years before (grew up down the highway) and I was front row 23 years old drunk on beer and I was air guitaring hard core and Warren just looked down and smiled at me. I will never forget that. Seen the Mule at least 10 times. Funny enough, my grandmother who passed away a few years ago at 97 told me about all the hippies at the Monterey Pop Festival. Man, I love music!
Two of my favorite guitarists... what's not to like :-).
I loved this. Especially the last ten minutes. Some of my favorite memories involve Warren Haynes, and hearing some of his favorite memories from the road was priceless.
Joe, These interviews are absolutely great! Love the untold stories. Thank you for doing this!
It is so cool to listen to these great guitar players and share the passion for guitars and Blues. JB always ask all the right questions , I love all the stories
I don't know, Joe, but I'm enjoying these "pandemic" interviews so much that I don't know if I want you to go touring again!
I kid, of course!
Always liked Warrens music no matter who he was with but never actually heard him talk about his life in general. Joe you do a great job interviewing to bring out the best of the people you are interviewing and let us have a little insight to who and what they are .
Thanks
saw warren first time in the blues co-op band in nashville. they were great. after that was on the same stage with him and allen woody at a jam a guy would put on every year called the burnt knob jam. our band was asked to play there 3 years in a row. our band was called BULLET PROOF. had some kind compliments from them. we played alot of old songs, songs not heard alot. did some old louisianna lareux, i think that is how you spell. we were a good band in nashville area. played all over, smyrna, la vergne, murfreesboro, lebanon. had a good following. but back to warren. the last time we played the burnt knob jam, warren and allen had just joined allman bros, wayne turner form hank jr was there, an old slide player, cant remember his name, he was good. it was a fun time every time we played there. the last time, we all got on stage and jammed. remember there was a guy there trying to play with everyone on stage who was tuned down a half step, and he didnt notice it, but warren did and was giving that guy some very dirty looks. he finally realized and got off the stage. loved living in nashville.
Love this interview series so much! Thank you for doin' this!!!
Oh God this is a delight. Warren is my all time favorite guitarist, and Joe is just unbelievable in his own right. Awesome stuff!
Great stuff ! Been listening to the Mule since the beginning, and I 1st saw you Joe when I think you were 13. Poor House West in Syracuse. Bought your 1st releases from your Mom. It's all come full circle.
Saw The Allman Brothers 1st time in 89' or 90' at Jones Beach, heard Warren tear the slide guitar in Satesboro Blues after opening with DWYNM/NMCTB, have been huge fan ever since. Most of the shows I saw was still with Woody and Betts. Derek Trucks is awesome but its a shame Dickie was kicked out for so long, even though he wrote most of the best songs. Saw Warren last doing Jerry songs at Bethel Woods (former Woodstock site) a few summers ago. Where's My Mule?
The best interview so far! Warren seems like a guy you would love to sit and listen to. Seen mule in bham alabama a few yrs ago and ranks right up there with my favorite shows. Thanks guys
GREAT interview! Those stories at the end are priceless. Thanks Joe and Warren for making my day.
One of the better interviews from what is becoming a very memorable series. Thanks JoeB & Warren. Love you both a great deal, even better to see your both down to earth guys in a industry known for questionable characters.
Wow! Great stories! Great job Joe and Warren! And a Toad’s Place mention! Twenty minute drive away for me! Played there a bunch.
This is a great conversation between two of my favorite musicians. Thank you Joe!
Love the little stories about the road and friends along the way... Joe started so young in the industry he’s really a wealth of knowledge on just about all the music and people. What a small world it can be. Great questions. 💯
Wow. I just did not want this to end. So many stories from two of my favorites. Awesome!
My favorite enlightened thought on harmony singing comes from cheech and chong's "Me and my old lady" when chong hollers at cheech to "stay on your note man." lit a fire for me.
Great interview of two great players and two great people! Thanx enjoyed this big time!
Joe, I really enjoyed this interview. Thank you so much!!!!
Thanks for doing these interviews Joe. Been listening to you both since 2000. Covering Rory Gallagher's Cradle Rock on your first album was what opened my eyes to your talent and bought all your CD's and DVD's since then. Saw you play live with your first band in 2004 with a crowd of only 50 people. Keep up the great work and love of blues rock alive for the younger generations!
Love love love love love this interview. Seen Warren bunch of times with mule and a bunch of times with the brothers.
I feel lucky to have seen both these guys play live.
Great conversation, insightful and filled w/info for the technical listener. I think these two guys show up on every playlist I compile. Thank you Joe (and Warren) for bringing us along and allowing us inside conversations we would otherwise never be privy to. Like hanging out w/friends, ...if your friends are some of the best musicians on the planet Earth. Joe, remember the DPAC when touring begins again!
Joe, all of these interviews have been great. Your closing story about Gatemouth Brown put this one in a class by itself. You have a real talent on both sides of the interview microphone. Please continue with this project.
his "beautifully broken/doves cry" is a masterpiece. love this guy. From Thornton Illinois.
that was great. thank you for interviewing him. Love you both.
I could not be more excited for this one!! Thank you!
What a treat! Great interview. Thanks for this series Joe.
Joe Thank You a ton for this... Always wanted to hear an interview with Warren. Also thanks for telling me about Chris Whitley. Had never heard of him. Indeed, he was awesome.
Great interview Joe, thanks man. Two incredible players captivating without their guitars. Funny and fascinating! Rock on. Al
Joe, Thank You ! This was a stellar interview between two fine musicians and friends. I great hour of comfort and entertainment.
These guys.. unbelievably talented. Scene them both multiple times. Hope too again when live shows come back
Joe B from my home town and a guitar god, interviewing a god of gods, Warren Haynes. What an experience, thanks Joe!
Superb interview Joe.Warren is a class act.Met him a few times and love everything about him.You are pretty amazing yourself..Thanks from this BLT one legged dude!
Awesome interview! I got to see Warren 3 times with The Allman Brothers in the late 80’s- early 90’s when I was living in Ga.He was awesome every time! Always cool to see when artists you admire have such great personalities. Thanks for letting us in! 👍🏻
This is THE Nerdville I've been waiting for. My face hurts from smiling!
Joe, I don't know if you read these comments, thank you these interviews. Also, thanks for preserving historic guitars and amplifiers.
Fascinating , thanx for interviewing the great man and posting 👍
This was awesome and so great video💝💝 Thank you Warren🌹 and you JOE❣️Amazing stories again guys😍😍 I♥️L JOE❣️
So I♥️Y JOE❣️
Great interview to an awesome musician, thank you Joe.
Sunday morning cup o joe , hurricane getting closer and I’m just sitting here loving this. Aloha looking forward to tomorrow
This made my drive from Fogelsville Pa to Lopatcong NJ fun,thanks
My first guitar was a Norma 2 pickups. Old man had a music store at the end of a swinging bridge in Greensburg ,Ky. Told Daddy if he bought the higher priced guitar he would throw in the amp. I was 10 at 12 I really started to get interested and he bought me a 66 Sg special
I've lived in fishing queens. And I have lived in sariques
Another awesome interview.... geez that was good.
Giant fan of Warren and Joe!! Thanks for these awesome videos!!
Well this was just about as great as it gets. Good one Joe!!! Keepin' comin' Brother!!!
A most excellent interview. Thanks guys.
Great interview! Kinda wish they had acknowledged Jack Pearson somewhere in the Allman stories. Such an amazing player! ✌🏻🎸🎼
You two guys gave me my second wind in my guitar playing journey.
Both these gentlemen are in my opinion two of greatest six stringers out there today, both monster guitar gods
My band opened for Govt. Mule when they first hit it big. Really really good guys. Hated it when Allen died
Great interview! I enjoyed a lot hearing Warrens view of current music bussiness VS the time when he started in music.
Congrats!
By Far the best interview . Tellin it like it is. A world of information. Nice one Warren and Joe. Great stuff
Joe i followed you for many years and having Warren Haynes was great
This is awesome, Warren is the best, incredible human being
Thanks for this! Wonderful!
Nice mention of the Night Hawks. What a great good time band.