The Allman Brothers Band - Whipping Post LIVE REACTION/REVIEW
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Two drummers, two lead guitar, three singer-songwriters.
This is considered one of the best, if not the best, live album of all time.
I dunno Skynyrd one more for/ from the road was pretty good too! I think it may of been a tie for best live album ever 😉
Allman Bros at Fillmore is a fine live album. Another favorite from the Fillmore is "Performance: Rockin the Fillmore" from Humble Pie. On Fire!
Waiting For Columbus-Little Feat
Pulse- Pink Floyd
Cornell 5/8/77-Grateful Dead
The Last Waltz-The Band...and friends
and Allman Bros. Live at the Fillmore.
The GOATS of live recordings, imo.
I 100% agree...not many albums are in the greatest ever, but this one sure the hell is! I’ve loved these guys since I got the Live at the Fillmore East album as a sophomore in high school! Still have the album too.
I agree. But this is actually not the live version from the 1971 Fillmore East album. I know every note on that album! This is a little less ... perfect, let's say, and a lot shorter.
You're in the good stuff here! The whole album is awesome. Butch said he and Jaymo were so connected that they didn't need to talk about what they wanted to do, they knew.
This is such a killer performance but one of the best rock bands ever. Southern blues rock at its finest! Thank you for your reaction.
Duane and Dickey Betts are both tearing it up!❤🔥🔥❤🔥🔥
GREATEST. Jam. Band. Ever! Rock band, Blues band, Southern Rock band, American band. Talent, tragedy, and triumph. I love listening to them to this day.
A true jam band. Both Duane Allman and Dickie Betts have been very inspirational to so many guitarists.
Killer performance. Killer concert. Gotta have at least the cd on hand at all times. Once in a lifetime music. Wish I had been there. Except I was only 10.
Hell yesss!! 🔥🎸🔥🎤🔥♥️🔥 Gregg Allman was just 23 here but listen to that voice!! Next, “Please Call Home” ♥️
Yes 🔥Duane Allman on first lead guitar 🎸 Dickey Betts on the other. It’s true, they always had the same two drummers and they were both founders also.
Check out their song Southbound next, it’s a great road-trip song ✌️
This performance was from the Wednesday evening September 23rd, 1970 show at the Fillmore East so just a few days past 52 years ago, and is not from the Live At The Fillmore East album that was recorded and released later in 1971. Pretty certain this performance was recorded for the purposes of being included as part of a documentary about Bill Graham's Fillmore East that eventually aired on PBS and included performances from the Byrds, the Elvin Bishop Group, Sha-Na-Na, and Van Morrison. The one-hour documentary was fittingly entitled "Welcome To The Fillmore East." For some reason, perhaps recording "gremlins" that occurred during their set, none of the Allman's work that night made it into the documentary. So thankful though this and a couple of other #'s they recorded that night managed to survive and surface eventually for all of us who remain ever taken w/the sights and sounds of the original lineup Allman Brothers Band.
One of the most legendary live performances of any Band, at the famous "Fillmore East" Auditorium. There was also a "Fillmore west" in San Francisco as well. It also had many great shows including Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin and many more west coast-based artists and Bands.
An amazing band . I loved seeing them every time live. Rhythmically jazz, rock, blues and soul with Southern spice in superb proportions. TASTY AF!
Was fortunate enough to see them at Painters Mill, Owings Mills Md in 71. Right after the Fillmore album was released. Heard a lot of live music in my 72 years, hands down best show ever!!!
Opened with a shot of Duane. RIP The man would have been a top 5 guitarist. One of the best of his time. Jammed with Clapton in an all night session and came out with Layla.
HAHAHAHAHA "would have been" if you can show me better live guitar playing than duane's work on the fillmore east album I'M ALL EARS!!!!!
@@casedismissed8581 Could you imagine if he wasn't taken from us so young?
Absolutely the best jam band ever! I swear they could jam one song all night long. ✌🏼😎
Duane Allman and Dickie Betts.....WTF.........can it get any better?!!? Thanks man, this Vancouver Island hippie is loving it. Better make a trip to the tent to grab a bud. If all my fingers were thumbs, they would all be up!
If u haven't already....Fillmore East Live...ONE WAY OUT.
Nasty groove, drives so hard and a sublime moment in rock that EVERYONE knows...as the 2 guitars blend together in a phrase/pause that is signature Allman.
The Allman Brothers have an amazing and tragic history. They are hometown boys. I'll never forget the day Sky Dog died, my grandmother was in the kitchen and I heard her yell "no! That poor child"! I ran in to see what happened and she just hugged me. She said "baby, you're going to have a bad week".
Turns out I've had a bad 50 years.. The Allman Brothers will forever live in my soul!
One of the greatest live performances all time.😊
Next? "Statesboro Blues" which opens the Live at Fillmore Album or "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed", an instrumental also from the Live at Fillmore album. Both are killer songs.
So happy that you appreciated their uniqueness and musicianship best usa band ever.
Great song ☮️💜
Yes, love Allman Bros., one of the finest southern blues/rock bands. Thank you.
That opening bass-line always shakes the dust off of my ceiling fans!
Such a great American band
Jaimo dripping sweat like it's nobody's business...
The blues had been played by many a band but when "at Fillmore East" came out in the summer of '71 the music scene had a wtf moment realizing this band took the blues to whole new level never heard before.
Two Drummers, Two Guitars, Bass and Keyboards. That's The Allman Brothers Band. Jaimoe "Johnny" Johnson and Butch Trucks on Drums, Duane Allman and Dickie Betts on Guitars, Barry Oakley on Bass and Gregg Allman on the Keyboards and Vocals. Prime ABB at their peak.
Allman Brothers are my favorite southern rock band.
It was such a pleasure watching you groove on this incredible performance of Whipping Post. Thank you. 😊
Thank you for sharing this, my brother was at this concert at the Filmore, Allman Brothers and Grateful Dead, America's greatest rock bands!
Biz, my brother from another mother. Biz, this puts the classic in classic Rock.
Anything off this LP is great. You must hear it all!!!!! Stormy Monday next please
Great jam. Great performance. Great reaction!
"In Memory of Elizabeth Reed" from their live Fillmore album. Also "You Don't Love Me", same album. Among the greatest music ever recorded in any genre
Those 2 are in sync, /the best at it EVER they play totally different things a
This film is so important for many reasons but mostly because it shows the incredible work of Duane ALLMAN who we wouldn’t have for long.
L-R. Gregg Allman (Vocals & organ), Duane Allman (guitar), Jai Johanny Johanson (drums) , Dickie Betts (guitar), Butch Trucks (drums) and Barry Oakley (bass).
Awwhh Yeahhh Speaking of the Allman Bros., you gotta react to the Duane Allman/Boz Scaggs 1969 masterpiece...Loan Me a Dime. Only then will your life be complete.
U looking at 1 of the greatest to strap it on!!!! DA rest in peace.
One of the greatest Rock n Roll bands of all time. Soooo much good music
Over the Target here Biz .
Some timeless blues jam qualifies .
I went to see them live in 1972 because I was skeptical of the hype, but they were amazing and I became a lifelong fan.
Great song Biz and live--look at you! Live Allmans, live Dead, live Zeppelin, live AC/DC and so many others for your viewing and listening pleasure on RUclips.
Southern Rock Royality...😎😎
I'm always taken by how tight the drummers and bass player were. Such a great bottom to build on.
Duane 😎🎸👌🏻.. GOAT.. beside Jerry 💪🏻🎸🌺
Captivating! One of my favorite bands as well! ❤️✌️
The baddest musicians around
To travel the south with long hair and a black guy was a good way to die they didn’t give a fuck best band ever
When Duane Allman was asked why he wanted 2 drummers in his band he replied "Because James Brown has 2 drummers." Butch played the more straight forward rhythm and Jaimoe played the jazz and latin rhythms around him to form a great groove.
Biz, if you ever get near my hometown of Macon, Ga you should check out the Allman Brothers Museum there. You can also go to Rose Hill Cemetery and visit the graves of Duane Allman, Greg Allman, and Berry Oakley. Berry was the bass player who died in a motorcycle accident, only about a year after Duane had lost his life in his own motorcycle accident. Crazily, the places they wrecked were just a few blocks from each other there in Macon.
Never in my lifetime has there ever been a better band! The Allman Brothers have set the standard for everyone else to follow and all I an say is good luck!
Hey Biz, by now you’ve heard why these guys are called one of the greatest...nothing they have ever done musically is a second, or just, OK. It’s all great and greatest! Thanks for your review!
And this is a short version. There is a version on the CD that is 22:00 min long. Glad you are into this. Duane was magic and so was Dickey. Now you to find songs like Southbound, Dreams, etc.,. They were just one of the best EVER.The first solo was Duane Allman. Greg Allman is singing. And the second solo id Dickey. So much great brothers for you you to get into. You don't Love me Know more, One Way out. The list keeps on growing. Powerhouse of a band. Even the later versions of the band with Derek Trucks and Warren Haynes. Thanks for doing this, but you need to more. And I think this was one of the only songs you listened to without stopping it. I am so glad you did this. You also have check out the album Hittin' The Note. Great songs on that one.
There is a rehearsal video out there of them playing Statesboro Blues. It is really good.
Rock n Roll at its very best!
Hell yea!
🎸💯 Allman Brothers were a very cool band‼🔥
"Whipping Post" is a killer tune! (Check out Chris Stapleton's cover, too!) The Allman Brothers were extremely talented & innovators of a different "breed" of sound! I really dug them way back when & I still do! Thanks for this reaction BizMatik! ☮ ❤ 🎶
50 years ago and it seems like yesterday.
Lord they were so good live.
One of the all time great performances and bluesy rock songs!
Gregg Allman, lead singer and keyboards, wasn’t even 21 when this was done. Absolutely one of the greatest bands ever to play a note!
1st and foremost I love watching your reactions, not only are you hilarious, I like your philosophical perspective on music and life in general. I’m 72 years old and have had the pleasure of going to many great shows. In 1969 I went to a concert at Merryweather Post Pavilion in Columbia Md where Zepplin was the opening act for The Who and blew them away. But I think my favorite experience was, being able to see the Allman Brothers at Painters Mill a theatre in the round, very small and intimate venue in Owings Mills Md, it was the last show Duane played, he was killed 12 days later, it was a religious experience. I really liked your reviews of Steely Dan, probably my favorite music of all!
Hey thank you
Biz, Biz, Biz, man how you ain't done this before now? Glad you down for the Allman Brothers. You need to explore them.
Probably Gregg's best southern blues rock masterpiece.
That song didn't wanna end
Lol facts
Just awe struck, nothing to add. 750th like. thanks!
The lyrics to this actually come from a poem called Life For A Married Man.... :)
Good as it gets
Folks are right that this whole live album is one of the best ever. Some of the best jazz and blues intertwined. Great songs jammed to their max with incredible musicians.
In Memory of Elizabeth Reed live
What's next from ABB? "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed", from the Fillmore recording...
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I love getting to see Duane doing what he loved so much. When he told Gregg they were gonna have two drummers, he just had to go with it cause Duane was the older brother and he was the boss in every way. Gregg had to hitch all the way from California to get back to the band and he also had to learn to play a Hammond organ because Duane said so! Gregg respected his brother because he was the man after their father was killed when they were very young. He wasn't old enough to be a man, but he kept his little bro in line.
Nice trivia! ❤️✌️
@@kierstenridgway4634 Thank you! I got that from Gregg in an interview when he was very young and oh so handsome! I still miss him!
@@tammieparrishmiller3669 I have learned more really cool trivia from these comments! How much I'll retain is a question. 😄❤️✌️
@@kierstenridgway4634 That's what I love about the comment section too! You must be getting around my age if you're having trouble retaining info girl cause so am I. It sucks! But, I learn a lot and meet really cool people along the way and that makes it fun! I will see you in the comments!
React to In Memory of Elizabeth Reed.
In Memory of Elizabeth Reed is one long jam session!
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Love this performance. Great reaction Biz. Enough said.
Next from the Allman Brothers? Hmmmm 🤔 Since there is an inbound hurricane in the Atlantic... How about “ain’t wasting no more time”?
Greg was enrolled in dental school when they went on tour.
I love Almonds!😃😍
Great band and a great video!
At the 2:25 mark his hand does a crazy fast move
Best Blues Band ever. Most of them have passed away. Both Duane and brother Greg Allman are gone. Duane died in a motorcycle accident back in 72 or 73, I think. Dickie Betts is still alive I think, and he must be in his mid 70s at least. Bands like this come around very rarely.
In my opinion the live version is good but I love the studio version also
This would go very well with some Mushrooms... 🥴😎
Yo Biz, as far as the 2 drummers go !! I'll try to break it down real simple and teach you the very basics of drumming ( it's been a LONG time since I picked up some sticks, but I'll have you drumming with them in just a few minutes) ! Sooooo,, the whole band is going to the same time signature ( which I know you know that) ! And I believe the timing on this song is 4/4 ( meaning theres 4 beats per measure ) . So think of it as tapping your foot 1...2....3...4 ( that's one measure,,, then you start the next measure 1...2...3...4) . As long as both drummers are hitting the snare drum on the 2 beat and the 4 beat, they can stay in sync or one can go off the path and do a roll or whatever, but when he's done and coming back to the beat,, he just gotta be sure to catch the snare drum again on the 2 and the 4 ( which for a drummers isn't tough at all, because both drummers are using the "kick" drum ( non stop thru the whole song . The kick is going 1..2...3...4....1...2..3...4 etc, while the snare is just 2 and 4 ! It's not too too hard,, as long as your a person with rhythm! So now go get you some sticks,, your a drummer now LOL
They wuz high on speed. So played a fast version.
Good song but this version seems rushed.
Live at the Filmoe East has more soul gripping feeling.
this is from the closing night at the Fillmore East......not from the live album
Duane didn't need slide to make him great.
They eventually had 3 drummers ... third was heavy percussion
I was there that's how old I am
You should also listen to midnight rider , you'll probably like it .
Also stormy Monday is on of the best. .
Just grab that Fillmore East Album & start with track one it will be one of your best reactions on this channel 🔥✌️
Do the Filmore East album..AAB
there is a 24 minute version of this song
Jaimoe the black drummer was the second member of the band,Duane guitarist in tye dye and Jaimoe put the band together Gregg Duane’s brother funny enough was the last member, the Band named it the Allman Brothers Band, Greg and Duane did not want it named that lol and the most important thing about this band specially, when all six members were still together as they cannot be lumped in with the rest of southern rock, these were progressive musicians, whose favorite place was New York City but they were southern boys, all of them, and they love the south it’s where they all grew up but they did not like the term southern rock they didn’t want nothing to do with it. You should do dreams from the same show. Sadly, this is not the Fillmore East album. This is the earlier recording there and there were technical glitches and obviously the audio was trash and they didn’t know how to record musicians the people hired to film them for a PBS broadcast and it was never aired but luckily it made it out to us anyway you should do dreams all never see from that same show it’s got the same film. Part of the vocals are missing but boys that guitar solo something else in 3/4 time signature so it’s really got a gallop to it.