I'll never forget walking into Sam Goody's in NY and hearing this play when the album came out . How is it possible that music is still so good 40 years later. What an amazing band.
The Allman Brothers Band and this record in particular will ALWAYS be relevant and loved by millions! The fact that these 5 men happened to come together and make music in the 60s/70s is nothing short of a miracle, imo! Jaimoe, Butch Trucks, Berry Oakley, and Greg Allman are probably the most solid foundation of any band ever but... The high-contrast combination of Duane Allman and Dickey Betts guitar playing is (what I consider) best two guitar players have sounded together in the ENTIRE history of the instrument!! What makes the music timeless is that it was NEW! The Allman Brothers Band literally created American Southern Rock and with Duane Allman's slide playing, changed the landscape of American music forever! Tho there is plenty of terrific music being made today, COMMERCIAL music is a pretty terrible (with a few exceptions). I believe the reason no contemporary acts will ever reach these heights is because after the birth of Grunge in the 90s... No subsequent generation has created its own, distinct variation of Rock n Roll!! With no advancement in the genre, bands are easily forgotten!
One of Dickey's best solos ever. A perfect lead up to Duane's smoking slide guitar. It doesn't get any better than this. Everything about this song is Musical Perfection!
This is a great solo from Betts but, imo, Dickey's 2nd solo in 'You Don't Love Me' off this record is not only HIS best solo ever but possibly the very best guitar solo ever recorded!! I absolutely love Duane's slide in this tune too! When I started playing slide, my main concern was nailing Statesboro Blues (the gold standard of great slide) but now that I'm proficient, 'Done Somebody Wrong' is prob my favorite slide song to play!!
I absolutely agree! Takes me back to SF Winterland in the 70's (and why my hearing is shot today lol) I always was front and center of the crowd at the stage! OMG I love this song and this band so much!
there are some of the baddest musicians ever! just listen to the crystal clear harp and gutiar licks wow!!!!!!!!!!!!! today, you got nothing!!!!!!!!!!!
This ones for you Big Brother Bart who blasted this album so loud in our 1970s Howard Beach Bedroom, that I could hear it across the room even though you had HEAD PHONES ON...Love you Brother ..In my prayers . Matt NYC
The blues will never die , and even the young players coming up , they all love these tunes too. It's a tradition and an art form that demands respect , there's a great many musicians who believe the greatest songs have all been written .and sure new music is cool too, but it's often variations of those same chord changes from so long ago
I was at this concert in NYC at the Fillmore East around 1970. Elvin Bishop was the opening act; Johnny Winter And with Rick Derringer was the 2nd act and The Allman Bros closed it and it was 7am in morning when we were let out. Also there was a bomb threat after Elvin’s first song and New York City’s finest had us evacuate and later let us in when all clear.
Absolutely one of my favorite recordings of Duane playing slide, right up there with Statesboro Blues. He's "answering back" every line of Gregg's vocals with a slide riff, so cool. Then his solo starting at 3:00 is so freaking amazing, nobody ever played slide like that, before or since. It's just so tragic he was taken away from us so young. I was pissed when I heard the news almost 50 years ago and it still pisses me off today. But that's life. He inspired many, many guitar players like me and that's worth something. I hope he's feeling the love we all have for him.
i was soooo pssed as well ,my brother,but sadly was happy it wasn't the "voice" sorry,it be's like that sometimes..shit. life,does go on,now? we fucking lost that motherfuckng voice bruh,and...I got nothing,but God has givenus tapes BABY!
@@pennygray1964 If there is such a thing as re-incarnation, Dwayne's spirit lives on in Derek Trucks, I surely do believe. Watching that young man play, he is truly inspired.
@@rebel-yell9453 Duane Allman is my favorite guitar player of all time but I'm not a fan of Derek Trucks (tho I love Susan Tedeshi). There's no denying how unbelievably talented Trucks is but (it may sound weird if you don't play guitar yourself) there is something distinctly white about Trucks slide playing. Trucks is missing the soul and the off-the-cuff feel that made Duane's playing so incredible.
Saw Dickie Betts two more times at the Paramount, Seattle after Duane was taken from us. I don't forget. I was fortunate to see The Allman Brothers at Gold Creek Dome before Duane died.
Many great bands out there but at their height they were the best. Fillmore live is their greatest album and the best live album ever. Long live the Allman brothers 4:29
Of course not. There not Duane. Nor will be another Johnny winter... It's not revolution, it's evolution..... My favorite saying Duane said. Hopefully the torch will always burn hot n bright by many generations to come.
my favorite band of all time! Never got to experience Duane except through his recordings. But....the last version of ABB with Derek Trucks and the great Warren Haynes handling the guitar duties was really fun to behold! Thank you to Gregg for keeping this music alive and live as long as he did!
Man the Allman Brothers stay true to the late great Elmore James, Elmore would’ve been smiling listening to Duane play that guitar, right on and damn good..✌️☮️✌️
I was just 12 or 13 when I was introduced to Allman Brothers Band, I am 59 and God knows this was one of the best group that has performed in history. I still today listen to the great performances, their unique and talented voices, their true potential of utilizing their hands when it comes to the instruments they played, it brings tears to my eyes to know the tragic that the group has endured but know that they will always be recognized as the Greatest ever. I could always feel them and their music and they will always be my very FAVORITE, Rest in Heaven my true artists, Sincerely Madeline J.
Best band ever out of USA and always will be!!!! Such a mind blowing album sounds like I'm hearing for the time!!!! Forever in our hearts The Allman Brothers Band!!!!!
Certainly the best live band ever! Nobody does it like these guys. Some come close on the best nights. DMB, The Dead when they weren't too high and Donna wasn't there, maybe the Stones. Some were very good, but a bit too surgical, too studio, like Queen or Yes. But the Allmans were so unpredictable, so tight, so in the moment, so....thick! What Steely Dan is to Studio, these guys are to live jamming! Unparalleled!
The 3-note riff Duane hits at 3:46 is one of the most perfect marriages of song and style I've ever heard. If he doesn't sum up the whole expression of blues guitar in those two seconds, he comes doggone close. Perfection!
at 3:46 I just hear a faint guitar fill in between vocal lines and then harp fill. I was interested to hear......saw Duane and a pro harp player 44 years.
in the early '70's Boston gave free concerts on Boston Common. Saw these guys and was mesmerized by Duane's and Dickie's solos.Stormy Monday Duanes solo is one of best I've ever heard.......... Shit, those were the days
Thanks to my beloved Allman Brothers, Duane n Gregg, Berry and Butch. I'm the lucky one for I've worshipped you guys from the very start, n thru all ur trials, etc, see y'all at Rose Hill Cemetery 29 October for y'all beeze on my bucket list, Big House Museum too. E.G. Weaver 3rd
Agreed. Pure passion. Unreal talent, like their emotions were hard-wired directly to fingers & voices; they didn't even have to "think" about it. Not a very eloquent way of saying it, but those who feel it - they know what I'm trying to say.
The bell just toned, my baby done caught that train and gone Yes, the bell just toned, my baby done caught that train and gone It's all my fault, I must have done somebody wrong, oh yeah Everything that happened, you know I am to blame Everything that's happened, you know I am to blame I'm gonna find me a doctor, maybe my luck will change, oh yeah HARP My mother told me these days would surely come, But I, wouldn't listen to her, said, I gotta have some fun Aah, I must-a did somebody wrong, Uuh, it's all my fault, I must-a did somebody wrong
40+ years later this song still raises the hair on the back of my neck. I think it is also Berry’s best bass work. Listen to how he moves up into a walking bass line by the time Dickie starts playing.
this is the 1ST time ⌚ 😊 I heard this song and I haven't the version done by Elmore James alot of of the blues people took other songs and stepped them up from what they were and also the songs sound alot better afterwards than be 4 😊😊 OMG 5 18 2O24
Ain't no damn wonder I love Duane Allman, when he died, I died too....only to be resurrected at about 3:05 when Duane had sufficiently pushed Berry in groove and laid down the truth
clemenza24 Duane gave him the nickname Ace. Greg said the brothers offered him full membership in the band, but Greg thought Ace din't want the responsibility. Hell of a harp player.
+Karen Blackmon Caldwell I believe the harmonica player was Thom Doucette, also known as "Ace". He's from Sarasota, Florida and still shows up at jam sessions from time to time.
+Tony Valera I believe the harmonica player was Thom Doucette, also known as "Ace". He's from Sarasota, Florida and still shows up at jam sessions from time to time.
The harmonica player was a journalist that was traveling and writing about the Allman Brothers. His name is Tom Doucette, Dicky followed and then it got too damn real when Duane kicked it in the ass.
Wow The 12 Thumbs down need 2 take the rap out their ears and rap them selves upside their heads and knock some sense into it. THIS IS REAL MUSIC DUMMIES .
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I'll never forget walking into Sam Goody's in NY and hearing this play when the album came out . How is it possible that music is still so good 40 years later. What an amazing band.
Some music is just eternal lol
because music is so bad '' today.
Good tunes live forever
The Allman Brothers Band and this record in particular will ALWAYS be relevant and loved by millions! The fact that these 5 men happened to come together and make music in the 60s/70s is nothing short of a miracle, imo!
Jaimoe, Butch Trucks, Berry Oakley, and Greg Allman are probably the most solid foundation of any band ever but... The high-contrast combination of Duane Allman and Dickey Betts guitar playing is (what I consider) best two guitar players have sounded together in the ENTIRE history of the instrument!!
What makes the music timeless is that it was NEW! The Allman Brothers Band literally created American Southern Rock and with Duane Allman's slide playing, changed the landscape of American music forever!
Tho there is plenty of terrific music being made today, COMMERCIAL music is a pretty terrible (with a few exceptions). I believe the reason no contemporary acts will ever reach these heights is because after the birth of Grunge in the 90s... No subsequent generation has created its own, distinct variation of Rock n Roll!!
With no advancement in the genre, bands are easily forgotten!
Excellent to know my friend
One of Dickey's best solos ever. A perfect lead up to Duane's smoking slide guitar. It doesn't get any better than this. Everything about this song is Musical Perfection!
Well said pure class.
If you listen carefully it's Berry's bass that carries that whole solo...
This is a great solo from Betts but, imo, Dickey's 2nd solo in 'You Don't Love Me' off this record is not only HIS best solo ever but possibly the very best guitar solo ever recorded!!
I absolutely love Duane's slide in this tune too! When I started playing slide, my main concern was nailing Statesboro Blues (the gold standard of great slide) but now that I'm proficient, 'Done Somebody Wrong' is prob my favorite slide song to play!!
YEP! My Favorite song of theirs!
I absolutely agree! Takes me back to SF Winterland in the 70's (and why my hearing is shot today lol) I always was front and center of the crowd at the stage! OMG I love this song and this band so much!
there are some of the baddest musicians ever! just listen to the crystal clear harp and gutiar licks wow!!!!!!!!!!!!! today, you got nothing!!!!!!!!!!!
This ones for you Big Brother Bart who blasted this album so loud in our 1970s Howard Beach Bedroom, that I could hear it across the room even though you had HEAD PHONES ON...Love you Brother ..In my prayers . Matt NYC
This is my kind of music!! I can truly appreciate it to the fullest extent! This band’s vibe is energy enhancing.
The blues will never die , and even the young players coming up , they all love these tunes too.
It's a tradition and an art form that demands respect , there's a great many musicians who believe the greatest songs have all been written
.and sure new music is cool too, but it's often variations of those same chord changes from so long ago
👍 Yep!" Pure Genius!' 🎵=🔑
I can't get enough of this tune. Elmore musta dug this..... Awesome cover!
Story of My Life I must have done somebody wrong
Best band ever...RIP my Brothers😬😖
sad day for music, but greatest day for remembering a gifted talent.
Should be in a time capsule.
I agree with you greatest slide guitar player without a doubt
It just doesn't get any better than this!
The Brothers do Elmore justice.
I was at this concert in NYC at the Fillmore East around 1970.
Elvin Bishop was the opening act; Johnny Winter And with Rick Derringer was the 2nd act and The Allman Bros closed it and it was 7am in morning when we were let out.
Also there was a bomb threat after Elvin’s first song and New York City’s finest had us evacuate and later let us in when all clear.
The best that ever done it. The great BrothersAllman!!!
Still rockin me
duane allman best slide ever.
OMG...I love this throw back. Great Album!!!!!
Hearing that slide playing sends chills up my spine dickie isn't to damn bad also.
Keep on playing
Berry Oakley!
I must have did somebody wrong in this life and maybe another that is why I am so lonely and everything I want I get the reverse damn thing...
I must of did somebody wrong that's why i am so sad and all alone lawd have mercy peoples
The person speaking is Duane.....as he usually emcee'd the shows.
Everyone talks about Duane layin' down the law, Greg gnawin' the vocs, but that is one smokin' harp. Doucette rules.
Doucette fits in on this album as well as anyone else.
When Duane does his lead after Tom and Dickie have hit it.....what else is there left to say?
nothing....nothing at all....your listening to greatness....
The great Tom ducet on harmonica
and they didn't think this album would do much ...... excerpt from Greggs book.
No, TIGHT'S the word!
yes
Go check out Red Clay Strays from Mobile Alabama. If you love ABB & Skynard you will absolutely not be disappointed. Promise.
Meant to say playing
Nice harmonica...Duane Allman???
Thom Doucette
Ive lerand to listen how inportetet dicky was and is
All I can say, great ,perfect band. But when you hear duane on slide, it's just so over the top. Amazing slide.
who are the 42 nitwits??
You ain't getting there this is some good stuff too bad Dwayne had to pass they would have been the greatest or one of the greatest
Tightest band of their era. Nobody sounded as good as them live. The highest quality.....no bullshit.
Absolutely one of my favorite recordings of Duane playing slide, right up there with Statesboro Blues. He's "answering back" every line of Gregg's vocals with a slide riff, so cool. Then his solo starting at 3:00 is so freaking amazing, nobody ever played slide like that, before or since. It's just so tragic he was taken away from us so young. I was pissed when I heard the news almost 50 years ago and it still pisses me off today. But that's life. He inspired many, many guitar players like me and that's worth something. I hope he's feeling the love we all have for him.
i was soooo pssed as well ,my brother,but sadly was happy it wasn't the "voice" sorry,it be's like that sometimes..shit. life,does go on,now? we fucking lost that motherfuckng voice bruh,and...I got nothing,but God has givenus tapes BABY!
@@pennygray1964 If there is such a thing as re-incarnation, Dwayne's spirit lives on in Derek Trucks, I surely do believe. Watching that young man play, he is truly inspired.
@@rebel-yell9453 Duane Allman is my favorite guitar player of all time but I'm not a fan of Derek Trucks (tho I love Susan Tedeshi). There's no denying how unbelievably talented Trucks is but (it may sound weird if you don't play guitar yourself) there is something distinctly white about Trucks slide playing. Trucks is missing the soul and the off-the-cuff feel that made Duane's playing so incredible.
@@phatnana2379distinctly white?
@@joaquinlezcano2372 more structured. More technical. Lots of theory. Less feeling
Don't forget Dickie. What a solo.
Saw Dickie Betts two more times at the Paramount, Seattle after Duane was taken from us. I don't forget. I was fortunate to see The Allman Brothers at Gold Creek Dome before Duane died.
Oh yeah, a blistering assault! He absolutely kills it!
RIP Dickey Betts
Get yourself to the Allman Bros museum in Macon, GA first chance you get. You won’t be disappointed. It’s like stepping back into the late 60s-70s.
Many great bands out there but at their height they were the best. Fillmore live is their greatest album and the best live album ever. Long live the Allman brothers 4:29
i am 70 will rock til i die what music in the sixties what shit today
Absolutely you got that 100% right today's music is garbage
@@Mr.Robert1 Absolutely agree! I'm an 83 yr old great-grandma and still listen to these boys. They were perfect.
But my parents loved Benny Goodman and thought the almond brothers were what I think rap is today, so we're just getting older buddy.
SOMEBODY CALL A FIRE TRUCK!!!
I just listened to that song for probably the millionth time and I can't wait to hear it again
Damn, this is fine. Never gets old!
The Blues are timeless. If you don't like the Blues, you got a hole in your soul!
AMEN
I miss Gregg. I'm sure
alot of people do. Sitting
down with him and having
cuba libras was something
I'll never forget !
Agree. Never
Berry damn Oakley
Wish there were more RUclips videos of Berry playing live . . . but at least we have the audio recordings of his work.
You bet, what a player huh?
No It's BERRY FUCKIN OAKLEY!!!
Nobody ever has or ever will play the slide like Duane.
You might like Derek Trucks
Of course not. There not Duane. Nor will be another Johnny winter... It's not revolution, it's evolution..... My favorite saying Duane said. Hopefully the torch will always burn hot n bright by many generations to come.
Elmore James?????????🤔
@@kevinbrown8152 Underated BIG TIME!! IMO
Sooo true
Duane didn't learn how to play till he was 18. Insane talent
my favorite band of all time! Never got to experience Duane except through his recordings. But....the last version of ABB with Derek Trucks and the great Warren Haynes handling the guitar duties was really fun to behold! Thank you to Gregg for keeping this music alive and live as long as he did!
That slide, omg,-Duane's playing is why I love the guitar. Truly a gem.
Man the Allman Brothers stay true to the late great Elmore James, Elmore would’ve been smiling listening to Duane play that guitar, right on and damn good..✌️☮️✌️
I just listened to the Elmore version. Love Allman Bro
I was just 12 or 13 when I was introduced to Allman Brothers Band, I am 59 and God knows this was one of the best group that has performed in history. I still today listen to the great performances, their unique and talented voices, their true potential of utilizing their hands when it comes to the instruments they played, it brings tears to my eyes to know the tragic that the group has endured but know that they will always be recognized as the Greatest ever. I could always feel them and their music and they will always be my very FAVORITE, Rest in Heaven my true artists, Sincerely Madeline J.
I hear you...I was 14 and will be 60 soon. I feel so old now that Gregg Allman has died today.
Madeline Jones...I hear ya sister, love ya girl, you are not alonel...you write me okay, we will share the love
Madeline Jones me to dig it
Madeline Jones same age same dig it
Madeline Jones right on baby me to
There will never be another ABB! Peace out, Gregg. Will miss your voice and vibe. Still sexy after all these years.
Best band ever out of USA and always will be!!!! Such a mind blowing album sounds like I'm hearing for the time!!!! Forever in our hearts The Allman Brothers Band!!!!!
AMEN BROTHER!!!
Certainly the best live band ever! Nobody does it like these guys. Some come close on the best nights. DMB, The Dead when they weren't too high and Donna wasn't there, maybe the Stones. Some were very good, but a bit too surgical, too studio, like Queen or Yes. But the Allmans were so unpredictable, so tight, so in the moment, so....thick! What Steely Dan is to Studio, these guys are to live jamming! Unparalleled!
Still very alive on my headphones. Thank God.
At about 3:22 Berry starts kicking it...I was getting off on Berry riffing off of Duane and I mean walking that bass.
"The bell has tolled, my baby caught that train 'n gone. It was all my fault, I musta' did somebody wrong. Ah play the blues" ... magic
One of the best live albums ever
The 3-note riff Duane hits at 3:46 is one of the most perfect marriages of song and style I've ever heard. If he doesn't sum up the whole expression of blues guitar in those two seconds, he comes doggone close. Perfection!
at 3:46 I just hear a faint guitar fill in between vocal lines and then harp fill. I was interested to hear......saw Duane and a pro harp player 44 years.
One thing about Duane he could make a guitar talk but what set's him aside from everyone else is he could make his guitar sing .
Totally agree
The genius of Duane Allman on full display.
Just think what more he would done had he not died at such an early age. God bless the very best guitar player I have heard.
The allman brothers band was a gift from god himself
God aint that good.
in the early '70's Boston gave free concerts on Boston Common. Saw these guys and was mesmerized by Duane's and Dickie's solos.Stormy Monday Duanes solo is one of best I've ever heard.......... Shit, those were the days
Love the harp solo in this song!
Thanks to my beloved Allman Brothers, Duane n Gregg, Berry and Butch. I'm the lucky one for I've worshipped you guys from the very start, n thru all ur trials, etc, see y'all at Rose Hill Cemetery 29 October for y'all beeze on my bucket list, Big House Museum too. E.G. Weaver 3rd
MONEY!!!! NOTHING LIKE IT!
How have I not known this song
Grace be to god for ABB the creator of southern rock
best album in rock and roll blues imo....not even a competition
Driganka Mandal wyrd
Best band EVER
Agreed. Pure passion. Unreal talent, like their emotions were hard-wired directly to fingers & voices; they didn't even have to "think" about it.
Not a very eloquent way of saying it, but those who feel it - they know what I'm trying to say.
The bell just toned, my baby done caught that train and gone
Yes, the bell just toned, my baby done caught that train and gone
It's all my fault, I must have done somebody wrong, oh yeah
Everything that happened, you know I am to blame
Everything that's happened, you know I am to blame
I'm gonna find me a doctor, maybe my luck will change, oh yeah
HARP
My mother told me these days would surely come,
But I, wouldn't listen to her, said, I gotta have some fun
Aah, I must-a did somebody wrong,
Uuh, it's all my fault, I must-a did somebody wrong
There's a guy that posted Different lyrics now I got to look it up
R.I.P. Gregg
Best-Timed Wail From an Audience Member During a Rock Concert: 3:42
L J
3:02 - 3:41 ..... They blow me away with every single track they do.
40+ years later this song still raises the hair on the back of my neck. I think it is also Berry’s best bass work. Listen to how he moves up into a walking bass line by the time Dickie starts playing.
The band totally rocks this old blues song. Greg, sings his ....off in this song!
this is the 1ST time ⌚ 😊 I heard this song and I haven't the version done by Elmore James alot of of the blues people took other songs and stepped them up from what they were and also the songs sound alot better afterwards than be 4 😊😊 OMG 5 18 2O24
Ain't no damn wonder I love Duane Allman, when he died, I died too....only to be resurrected at about 3:05 when Duane had sufficiently pushed Berry in groove and laid down the truth
Gabriel N, I am a professional harmonica player, as well. I lived in Sarasota from 1983-2001, so I knew Thom Doucette.
Can't be beat! Absolutely the best!
HELL YES
Gregg sings good. Listen to his brother Duane on guitar. This whole band is supergood.
Duane. Skydog. Died wayyyyy too young. He was the star of this band.
Butch, Berry, and Jaimoe! You could set the atomic clock with that pocket!
amazing players, R.I.P. Duane Allman...
Well we also got One More From The Road up here with us (:
Skynyrd, Hatchet, And The Allman Brothers, Southern Rock at its finest
Wonder who??
Turn it up!!!!
My brother is a few years older than me. He turned me on to ALL the greats. The music that is still being played today on classic rock stations.
Legends !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
64,000.00 dollar question ...Who played Harmonica...??????
Karen Blackmon Caldwell Thom Douchette
clemenza24 Duane gave him the nickname Ace. Greg said the brothers offered him full membership in the band, but Greg thought Ace din't want the responsibility. Hell of a harp player.
CHARLES Musselwhite
+Karen Blackmon Caldwell
I believe the harmonica player was Thom Doucette, also known as "Ace". He's from Sarasota, Florida and still shows up at jam sessions from time to time.
+Tony Valera
I believe the harmonica player was Thom Doucette, also known as "Ace". He's from Sarasota, Florida and still shows up at jam sessions from time to time.
RIP Butch
Blistering harmonica solo
Takin me to school here
Mr. Tom Douchette!!
The harmonica player was a journalist that was traveling and writing about the Allman Brothers. His name is Tom Doucette, Dicky followed and then it got too damn real when Duane kicked it in the ass.
Wow The 12 Thumbs down need 2 take the rap out their ears and rap them selves upside their heads and knock some sense into it. THIS IS REAL MUSIC DUMMIES .
thats it, the blues !
Being from Atlanta I remember seeing The Brothers at Piedmont Park.
One of my favorite songs ever