Graham Nash & Gregg Allman January 1991 TV intvw/performance
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- Опубликовано: 19 фев 2020
- Graham Nash's shortlived interview/performance show the Ring aka The Inside Track kicked off in December 1989 with Grace Slick & David Crosby, which you'll find elsewhere on the BetaGems channel (probably not for U.S. viewers however, one of the song copyrights got it blocked in the U.S.). The show returned under a different name the following year with interviews between Nash and Bob Geldof, Michelle Shocked, and others - those episodes coming to BetaGems shortly. This is episode number three, from January 1991, featuring Nash with Gregg Allman. The BetaGems channel also has "Allman Brothers 9-8-91 Sub Base Groton CT UNRELEASED," "Allman Brothers 2-29-96 late night TV performance," "Allman Brothers 11-15-94 late night TV performance," "Gregg Allman 1-15-88 late night TV performance," "Dickey Betts & Brian Setzer 11-20-84 late night TV performance," and "Graham Nash & Grace Slick December 1989 with David Crosby TV intvw/performance." In addition, you can find "Graham Nash August 1987 late night TV performance" and "The Hollies 1965 two songs video jukebox" on this channel.
BetaGems are culled from an archive of over 1000 beta video tapes recorded from 1983 into the 1990s. Most feature live music performances broadcast on television in San Diego CA, though there are also rarely seen commercials, comedy clips, and other material that doesn't seem to be anywhere else on RUclips or online. Most of the tapes were recorded on a Sony SL-HFT7 Super Beta Theater Hi-Fi Stereo - the same model was refurbished and is being used for these digital transfers and uploads.
In rare occasions where a BetaGems clip does appear elsewhere, we're only uploading if our own beta master is better quality or contains material not seen previously. Much footage comes from public television and public access broadcasts that the taper, who worked for a local cable TV production company in the 1980s, monitored nightly for several years. Some of the programming is strictly regional, mostly from the San Diego area. 
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"Please don't confront me with my failures, I'm aware of them" - this is what civility, and humanity should look like.
I have always loved those lines...kinda how I feel 😊
That's a Great Lyric. One of my favorites.
It's actually an original song composedd by Jackson Browne called THESE DAYS. No contribution from gregg in terms of music and lyric@@oonojoe
@@normatible9795 No Kidding. I read that in the credits having both the vinyl and the c/d.
Gregg and Jackson have a duo song performance on RUclips worth watching. Jackson and Gregg were good friends, not sure how that came to be.
In 65 years,of listening to all genre's of music.I can honestly say,I never heard anyone else,sing with such raw emotion and soul.R.I.P.
I've always thought so too, very few if any other white man can sing with that kind of soul. R I P Greg.
Forever love ❤ Gregg Allman
His singing it gives me chills. Goes straight to the soul. He captures exactly the feeling of being down to one more silver dollar
Yes his singing has given me chills, and still does. I think Gregg Allman will always be missed, rembered, and loved. ✌️❤️🌼@@jl2937
Fine Comment! So True!
R.I.P. Beautiful Gregg!
It's makes me want to cry I miss them so much I'm 70 now and they was the best part of my life.
What a beautiful soul he was....very bright, thoughtful, sensitive, and caring. RIP Gregg...and thank you brother, for contributing so much to this planet while you were here.
I am crying now watching this
During Melissa?
Just a man and a guitar! No computer no band in a can! Just pure talent ! RIP Gregg!! We miss ya!
And keys.
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Absolutely man! Today's music is the sonic equivalent to elephant dung compared to real music like this.
SAy what ? Its all 👍 good blues is my favorite these days
No tic toc grandfather CLOCK
I Take it is His One Year Sober Anniversary. I Sobered Up In 1993 Listening to " A Decade Of Hits " over and over till the tape broke. I replaced it right away and kept listening. It helped so much. ALSO. " An Evening With The Allman Brothers " " End Of The Line" and " Nobody Left To Run With " and many more. Sober 30 Years and Thank You So Much. Music You Can Feel.
They don't make them like this anymore..so cool, humble and generous of spirit.
I grew up listening to this music, how lucky am I 🙏
Unbelievable!!!! I cannot express what awe I have always had for The Allman Brothers Band and this was an inspired performance by Gregg Allman!! What an awesome talent........RIP DUANE AND GREGG ALLMAN
Yes the days the music died.sniff rip Gregg Dwayne and now Dickey! RIP BROTHERs
The best video clip I've seen in a long time. Brought me to tears.😮😢😢❤
Those of you who missed this music growing up man here is your chance to understand what real music is and what talent truly is.
I am truly appreciative to of being able to watch this. I have learned but most of all, Omgoodness it has made me lol. Raised the hair on the back of my neck and brought tears to my eyes. Im not sure why Im so moved and my soul feels so deeply but I guess I will take it as a very unexpecteded unexplainable very welcome gift💛💜💛❤🙏 Thank U so much for sharing and allowing me the privilege🙏🖖❤💛❤
Real music and real talent never went away. Greg is one beacon of light among so many long passed, recently passed and still very much with us.
and @cavscout as we are nearing the end of 2022 this statement stands even more firmly today. A love affair i will continue to have until the day i die & who knows when that day will be now i am short of 1 month of 67. ❤🩹💔 the poor children have no idea what they have been cheated out of.
You born in 1962?
Absolutely
Where's this acoustic "Midnight Rider" been, all of my life? More soulful, than any electric version I've heard!
Not ashamed to say I cried...a lot...the day Gregg left us. About burned the grooves off of "Live at the Filmore", too.
I've been through several copies. Arguably the best live album ever recorded. The power and raw emotion of that album is unmatched...I still listen to it regularily...😊
My favorite from Gregg, Laid Back
@@lawrence1960 I remember going to see Gregg Allman's Laid Back Tour, Concert by myself. Couldn't find anyone to go with me. My friends didn't think he would be any good by himself 😳🤷♀️ I had the best time. 😏 That is how I will always remember Gregg Allman. 😢✌️❤️🌼
Still loving these songs brother ,we all miss you.
I"m grateful for the time that Gregg was with us, on planet earth. His talent was incredible, but also just what good soul based on all I see and hear. He had challenges with addiction, absentee parent, not a perfect man. But he overcame so much to be the person he became, and we are blessed.
WOW!!! I'm a old fan of Gregg's and I've never seen this show. He looked great, sounded great and appeared much more comfortable and self-confident here than in most other interviews I've seen. He still had his baritone speaking voice here. This is a keeper...
Gregg was a great talent..what you see is what you get. As you see in this program, he loved what he did and despite his battle with alcohol/drugs he was able share his musical gifts with us. I always loved his quiet demeanor..never patting himself on the back…..he just went about his business in a professional way and brought the audience along for the ride. Epitome of a simple man trying to live a simple life despite being a world famous entertainer.
One of the best clips of Gregg in true form. Love him and miss him.
What a diamond. Thanks so much.❤
The absolute best bluesman of our time, Greggory L. Allman. Southern Rock Godfather.
So glad that this was recorded for posterity...What a treat to see Gregg in a different light...what a nice guy and to tell great personal stories as well as perform...I try to emulate his singing but I can never emulate his reserved Greatness!
Nash and Allman sound like they were made to sing together on These Days. Wow...loved it!
100 times more inspiring & entertaining than reality TV shit we have today.
Well said
I agree 100% brother
Came across this show with Gregg Allman. He's a great storyteller and wonderfully amusing! I love his acoustic guitar singing Melissa, Midnight Rider and These Days. What a great, giving talented man. We all miss him.
@Dominick Jacob Oh no. Your gonna hack my precious Instaspam account? Im freaking here.
A very beautiful version of this song.
Great singer and songwriter rip greg
Gregg Allman had such a beautiful voice. I wish he could sing me to sleep every night. I'm so glad you met that brotha on the beach and he introduced you to r&b music and the blues this coming from a sista 😉. Rest In Peace Gregory and give Duane a hug for me ❤️
and this my friend is the wonderment of the legacy of music living on. we can always have them sing us to sleep
The one and only Gregg Allman!! So glad that I came across this gem!! Love Gregg and the Allman Bros and these acoustic live versions of these songs with Gregg’s Beautiful voice!! He is and will always be missed!! RIP Gregg and Duane!! RIP Baby Sis, Mom and Dad!! See y’all again one day!! 🎶 🙏 🥰
DITTO... seems that day will not get here quick enough 💔
The circle, won't be broken
Even on a cold and cloudy day ...
I love Gregg He was such a phenomenal man, musician, so intelligent, so gentle and I’m just heartbroken he’s no longer with us but still so grateful he was here.
That was cute with Gregg talking about Elijah. I know Gregg's relationships with his children weren't always easy, but I think he genuinely loved them and was proud of them, even if he wasn't into their particular music genres.
Best blues voice ever..love him
What a BEAUTIFUL man! So 'GIFTED" and so HUMBLE. And His MUSIC is heavenly
GOD BLESS YOU FOREVER GREG
That version of Melissa choked me up... Gregg reference playing at Red Rocks amphitheater I was there outside of Denver -- it was 100 degrees out and we were up all night waiting for Gregg and the All Bros. Probably one of the greatest concerts I ever seen.
I've got a playlist of greggs interviews. This is my favorite.
Intimate, candid, beautiful collaborations, and soulful solos that i can revisit over and over.
Not to mention the beautiful close up camera work. It doesn't get any better
Gregg Allman contributed so much to rock music, it seems like he put everything he had into his performances, and had tremendous humility and humor! I've been an Allman Bros. fan for a really long time, and have very fond memories and much gratitude for getting to see them perform in the late 70's at The Garden State Art Center, and Convention Hall up in NJ.
Same !
I saw the ABB in Boston a few times. I was mesmerized & I instantly became a fan!!♥️🥰
RIP TO ALL THAT HAVE PASSED,
Especially Gregg and Duane.
Wow Just come across this, what a gem, Greg Allman was so talented and his voice was so special, we miss you man!!
Smart, witty, talented, charismatic, the whole package, one of a kind.
Him & Dickie Betts graciously signed my Live at Fillmore East album at a show in
North Carolina, great moment in my life!
Thankfully he didn’t continue on to Dental school….
The draft dodging story... Jimmy Carter memories...the discussion about Jackson Browne... And this rendition of Melissa all moved me deeply. I remember the first time I heard them The Allman Brothers ( Allman Joys) were playing on the end of the pier in Daytona Beach. I am so thankful I found this video! And, for me, it is especially wonderful because it's with Graham Nash. Thank you!
So grateful to have seen the Allman Brothers live. One of the best concerts ever. I cherish and love their music. So much soul
I'm so glad I spent whatever amount I did to see him play 8 times....wish there could have been a 9th...but this show is a real treasure. Love you Gregg...RIP and thank you for baring your soul through your amazing music
A fantastic archival piece. I would do almost anything to own that guitar. Thanks Gregg. A true Southern gentleman.
My old man was 24yrs,sax player,we saw greg & his band in Calif He played so smooth,like fresh water,he was thin,young,beautiful,his music so southern, we all jamed with leon russel,on stage,unforgetable blues...
what a marvelous memory...aH Leon, that is a whole other story ..
I studied classical piano for many years, never listened to rock &
I studied classical piano for many years, never listened to rock & roll because I thought it was awful. Several years ago I heard this great song "Sweet Melissa" and had to find out who sang that great song. Since that discovery of Gregg Allman I've regretted the years I lost not listening to this artist and all because I was a snob. He's a magnificent singer, an artist with an abundance of soul, a true musical genius who plays guitar, organ, piano, a composer, who sings so tenderly and honestly I cry because he touches me as no other artist has ever moved me. God Bless You Gregg. May you be with God serenading Him and His heavenly chorus of angels, saints, and all the regular folks God chose to live with Him in His celestial palace.
Amen brother
It was sad😢 to lose another great one. Rip greg
Beautifully said! 😢❤
You need to also check out Leon Russell. The Homewood sessions is particularly good.
Such a sweet, very talented man...RIP Gregg, we miss you!
Gregg is one of a kind! This world is just not the same without him in it. He is loved and missed by so many. Rest easy brother Gregg. You now wander the hills and valleys with your beloved brother Duane.
Gregg was my musical hero and still is!
Gregg was my lifetime love RIP
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I was weaned on this music from having older brothers I would sit and listen to The Allman Brothers at Fillmore for hours and hours on our big old cabinet stereo TV combination and I would just listen to that album over and over and that was it I was hooked and all the southern bands that came out of the south at that time it was music I loved and couldn't get enough of now dickey Betts is gone and just can't believe how time goes by we're all getting older and we should cherish those things that we used to love and I sure do miss a lot of the music from back then the 70s it was a great time for music and to grow up I can't believe this story about Vietnam that he shot himself in the foot but I understand but then you got guys like toy Caldwell of the Marshall Tucker band who did go to Vietnam and got a purple heart it wasn't for everybody I can't really say because I wasn't the draft it was done by the time I came of age and I just joined on my own but I remember my brother my oldest brother sweating it out every night when they were doing the drawings like the lottery for the Vietnam draft it was crazy times but I sure do miss them
JUST LOVE HIM, SO REAL, SO TALENTED. LOVES HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS. A TRUE ROCK ⭐ STAR ✨ STILL SHINING 🌟✨✨
I saw Greg Allman in concert in The Woodlands, Texas. I had third row seats - what a thrill !!
Love you dudeman….best blues voice ever and just a sweet man.
This is Pure Gregg Allman Gold.‼️😌
That foot shooting story was hysterical! Keep it rockin up above Gregg!
Saw Him in concert. He was frail. Boy howdy, he could still play well!!!! So much talent!!!! Still miss you and the band!!!!
We opened for the Allman Bros Band in '69 in St Petersburg, FL. We sat in a circle backstage and passed around a couple of joints and talked about Music. One of my favorite memories. Our lead guitarist, Lenny Austin, and I stood 6 ft from Gregg during their performance, just behind the curtain. I said, "Lenny, we are never gonna see these guys again. They are going straight to the TOP!" (Our keyboard player shot himself in the foot and got out of the draft)
You really have no idea as to how wonderful this is to see again after so long and in perfect quality !!
Really miss him 🍑
I Love It!!! I got My First Drum Kit and Guitar From a Paper Route. That's Been Taken Away From Young Men. Sad.
Saw Greg 4 times
Amen. All these people getting old and passing. I look at their, at my friends, we all again more or less in place our journeys of youth subsiding with our energies shifting to care for the next generations. But I digress, or maybe not.
I have never seen Greg Allman interviewed before. He seems so nice and genuine. What pleasure to watch and listen to him. His music, I have always known. This video is phenomenal. Thank you!
The Allman Brothers 8-trak tape was given to my brother in 1970 and I was 15, he was 17. First concert I ever saw at The Atlanta Municipal Auditorium. We went on to see them 19 times not counting free at Piedmont Park. First real music-First Concert-First Joint....
God rest your sweet soul brother Gregg!
This is so wonder to find. One of my very favorites of all time . He is looking so healthy an in good spirits , really what a gem to find this... Sweet Melissa is also a fav of my husband's an mine. R. I . P.. ya rocking blues man.
My friend brought me to see Gregg at a big bar 10 miles from my house,i didn't know him,my friend stayed in the car to finish a joint and i went in to have some beers,we were early,walking in front of me alone was a tall long blonde hair well dressed man with a perfectly groomed beard,he turned back,saw me and opened the door for me,i said ''thank you'',he smiled and said ''my pleasure''.at the bar i looked around to buy him a beer,but the next time i saw him a while later he was on stage w/Dickey and the band playing the music i listen to today,it was approx 1978,very cool guy, fantastic show. Rome,NY.
Great story, I love Gregg with all my heart, lifelong Allman Bros. Fan.
@@julenepegher6999 Thank You,i told my friend when he came in and he said "what you got a crush on him?" i said "No,he just stood out for some reason", understatement huh. be safe, peace and cool name 'Julene'
@@im-already-tired-tomorrow Thank you, haha, no one ever says it right though, you too be safe!
@@julenepegher6999 Movie 'Love Song For Bobby Long' Scar Joh character 'Purslane', (Pursy) a pesty weed w/high nutrient value,good soundtrack Grayson Capps. So,Ju-le-neh,have a nice day :)
Love hearing Graham and Gregg together.
why? It was ridiculously awkward. Tho terrific at what he does, Greg is not the sharpest tool in the shed. You're one of many many suck-ups from what I can tell, and I even very much like what those guys have stood for musically
@@Vibeagain wow do we have some anger issues?
A great Blues singer-never knew how good he could play the guitar. wow
And he was awesome on the piano and organ🎹
This actually seems like a really cool show! I had no idea Graham Nash had his own series. Also I like that everyone asked really good questions.
Epic voice
Greg in sobriety, clean, his voice clear, he was such a talent and that voice one of kind. Was on stage in Austin with him around 1986ish, he was still fighting those demons...69 yrs old, way too young to lose him
I was working sound support for GA And band at Pope Air Base NCO Club Which is inside Fort Bragg North Carolina. Gregg was having sobriety issues. I was also body man too. Gregg asked me and my crewmate if we had any blow? I grined and said no Mr. Allman.
Greg didn’t get sober till 95 he was in this interview
best rock n roll voice Ever!
He seems sober and it’s nice to see home so clear and energetic and more positive compared to many of his other video’s when he was on something, or sick when he was older.
Roll on....sigh. thank you so much for this wonderful clip. Had the fortune of seeing Duane with the Allmans way back when I was just 17 and never stopped seeing them Loving them through it all til Greg passed. Many shows many roads many blessings. Yes We miss you Greg. Thanks for the music
Don’t know how I missed this at the time, but sure am glad I got to see it!! 🍄
Absolutely love this man❣️
This is simply amazing....I'm so very happy to have had this pop up on my you tube... Greg was a straight up soldier...God how I loved this guy and the bands music 9/²ⁿ²ⁿ
Such a national treasure❤️ Looks,voice,soul,blues,soft spoken polite southern gentleman.💕
What a gem of a recording. Thanks for sharing.
Besides being a great guitarist is an excellent storyteller he is captivating.
After fully wTching this video I realize that this is DEFINitely. One of the most important musical videos on RUclips.
Dang…how did this show slip by me? saw Greg at least 15 times since 11 years old seeing with Duane and Berry in 1971 in Alabama…part of my soul … ps just saw Gram Nash in concert…he’s 80 years old…
Was an amazing show..
Gregg was fantastic!! He's also got such a great sense of humor. I love that!!
Simplicity. Gregg and The Southern Brothers Are All Simple, Honest and Mannerly. That Speaks Volumes!
Gregg has so many mistakes.
All you people make all your comments and you actually never even twice met him to even comment, Sad!
@@lisaweaver986 Sounds like somebody woke up on the wrong side of the bed.
I loved Gregory Allman. Thanks for all of your music, and great voice. Your a legend as far as I am concerned. U and ur music will live on forever. I miss you. RIP Gregory ♥️🦋😇😢
Gregg was clean for good here and it's great to see. The Seven Turns album and tour that followed was a rebirth for the band and he made peace with Dickey before he passed which as it should be. RIP Gregory
Unfortunately, he was not. Watch his interview with Dan Rather in 2015 (it’s on RUclips), and listen to what he says about getting drunk during the band’s 1995 Rock and Roll HOF Induction. He was horrified watching his brief speech on playback the next day.
Alcohol and drugs, comes with the territory of being a musician and in a band. Him Dickey, Jamo ,Butch,and the others in the band made the best live music I ever saw.
Gregg will always be my all time favorite.
He had the combination of its delivery. Feelings with words. Can take your soul to your other side. Sometimes had the ingredients of power.
SO happy to find this. I discovered Greg, Duane, and the ABB in 1969 at a friends house whose brother had just bought their first, eponymous, album. I was immediately hooked; Greg's soulful, bluesy voice, Duane's unbelievable playing, and the cohesion of the band itself was just amazing. They are still in my regular rotation today. So good to see Greg celebrating his 1 yr sobriety anniversary here, as I'd seen him at his worst. In '74, I saw the ABB in Phoenix and they'd took a 30min break between sets. I was standing no further than 25 ft from Greg & his Hammond when they came back out. As an ex-addict myself, Greg had obviously gotten loaded (heroin) during the break. He couldn't keep from nodding off at the keyboard for the remainder of the concert. I was sadden & heartbroken to see him like this, having been there myself. I truly thank God that Greg finally made it to sobriety and continued to bless us with his music. Love to you Greg. Rest well, my friend . 💙
Gregg had a gift with his soulful voice and exceptional song writing no one can ever match !!! His memory n the music of the Allman Brothers will never be forgotten !! RIP !!!
My favorite band and guy,musician, Gregg Allman❤
Rest in Peace, dear Gregg Allman.
Good God it don't get no better than that. Where did music like that go. One Man One Guitar and a little reverb and you're spell bound.
Man , really great to him in such good shape and clear .
This is a document of one of the greats , making it back too himself .
SWEET MELISSA,. BEAUTIFUL AND PERFECT. THANK YOU GREGG FOR THE MUSIC 🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵
GREG ALLMAN. what a great man and musician. I so much wish I could have met this man one time and tell him how much his music has meant to me over the years. Great episode thank you........
RIP Gregg we are losing them all! How sad life goes on
We have lost them all now. RIP Dickey Betts
So glad I am seeing this now.
This is a gem. Beautiful versions of These Days and my favorite Allman Bros. song, Midnight Rider. Thanks for the upload.
Love you always Gregg 💓
How have I never seen this on RUclips before? I just smiled for an hour 💞💞💞 RIP Gregg and
.... Gragham
the beauty of traveling the great trip down the rabbit hole of youtube
Never do I get tired of listening and watching this video. Thank you, Gregg. Thx Graham. Whew !!!!!!!
such a cool, laid back southern Gent- saw him on the dan Rather special- seemed to really have life together- substance free and did not have that much time left on earth after that- he deserved so many more years- what a shame to lose this guy - total class all the way- missed every single day- by so many
Really really enjoyed this. Laughing and crying at the same time.
This was an awesome viewing
Thankyou so much I sure miss this guy
Where else will you find Graham Nash pulling Spencer Davis out the crowd to ask Gregg Allman a question? Fantastic.
He is just so gorgeous and just amazing
Gregg was fabulous! The songs and the stories....
I was fortunate enough to have see the ABB several times and up close in 2013 at the House of Blues in Myrtle Beach. He was amazing!!!!! I have pictures and videos. Touched his Organ. Ahhhhhh. Perfect night!
This is gold. Thanks for sharing!
Gregg looks especially happy in this interview! Forever loving you brother Gregg. RIP ✝️☮️🍄🍑🎶🎶💫‼️
Great performance by Greg! We all miss ya. R.I.P
I love his voice
Wonderful version.
Truly excellent. To write a great song like Melissa is every songwriters dream. Thanks Gregg.