The Allman Brothers Band "Revival" 12/3/2011 Orpheum Theater Boston, MA
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- The Allman Brothers Band performs"Revival" on 12/3/2011 at the Orpheum Theater in Boston, Massachusetts. Brought to you by Less Than Face Productions.
I saw The Allman Brothers Band, Led Zeppelin, Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention, and Sly and the Family Stone in concert in the late 1960s. Still one of the greatest concerts of my life
The Allman Bros. are the greatest band in the world.
Best regards to the BPD, to whom I owe a great dept of gratitude to for this video. And Lynch and Harris.
R. I. P. our beloved GREGG ALLMAN - this is one of my fav song - PEOPLE CAN YOU FEEL IT LOVE IS EVERY WHERE ♥♥♥
ABBs Revival shows to everything there is a Season a Time of Ahab(LOVE) Peaceout with JOY
RIP Butch Trucks and thanks for all the wonderful shows!
The Best Southern Band Ever !! Miss DB tho !!
Incredible performance. And Warren at 8:23, Holy Rollers, Batman! And 8:35, a little Jimi nod. So nice.
The music these guys made! You know your band is bad-ass when you have 3 drummers!
I miss this band.....
This brings me to tears!!!!Greg Allman was magical. So much passion, soul and at times such pain and suffer are felt but this a song that is filled with such joy, happiness, love, and creativity. Warren is gifted in a way that makes me just 😁😊😁😊😁
The Allman Brothers Band is all I need !
Simply Wonderful. The sound of this video is superb. Great photography too. Thank you LessThanFace :-)
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It's so great to be able to see this with such good sound quality. Warren's tone is so rich.
I am So, SO freggin sad...but to see Gregg's sweet face and hear THAT voice reminds me he and ABB will never leave us. Thank you so much for the excellent upload!
these days I kind of think of the Allmans like I do the Count Bassie (sp?) orchestra. the line up may change from time to time. But you always have that feel and flavor
5:21 This is a great video of a great band. Wish they were all still with us and could play together again. Can’t imagine what it would be like.
Thanks for watching, and the kind words.
man I wish I would hav seen these guys live!
+John Wojszko Don't worry, I did for you, John. From 89-2000 didn't miss a year of at least one show. Some years, multiple shows. Some years, multiple shows in different countries. Some years, one show.I still, and always will, follow the fragments of this great institution. Why? Life saving, gut wrenching, HONEST, emotion, that speaks how I feel. Peace First saw Gregg in 86
+Thelma Christian Thanks for bringing me back to this :)
As Derek starts wafting and waving to 'another drummer' from somewhere off 'in the East' as energy is sent to the hot lead that follows like ashes come out of a . . .
Takes me back a long, long time. Saw them (the original version) do this in a smoky, hot American University gym in 1971.
David Gartner That show is commercially available.
They keep on rocking!!
Mighty sweet!
im there a little higher lol best show
listen to the words! what's the real revolution about? live it, look at this band. LIVE IT. RPG.🚯☢❤❤❤
They still can "COOK' with the best.
I was POWERFULLY reminded that prior to this, Warren had spent a great deal of time being Dead. The early part of his solo is SO-OO Jerry-ish - quite a brilliant idea, to avoid being toO Duane-y, If YKWIM.
Some weird nutty comments recently hmmmm LOL
Anyway---I love ABB !!!!!! So glad I got to see them live!!! Wish I could've seen the original though. Man what a thrill that would be I know.
The godfathers of jammin!!!
At times I get a strong Grateful Dead vibe here.
Kinda like at Watkin's Glen! 7/23/73
I feel it I do I do
Trucks is great !!
try adjusting the speed to 1.25.....it sounds more lively to me.
Hey thanks once again, your videos are absolutely fantastic. I was curious as to why Derek is so much lower in all these mixes though..I would imagine it'd have to be the recording and not what the actual volume was on stage that night
RIP Gregg
5:21 They
At 7:35/10:25!!
Not "10:25".
Awesome, but just not the same without Dickey.
Screw Dickey wife beater
She aint no Saint Victim herself.
Forrest and Goldie are the Allman Brother s.
It wasn’t the same with Dickey, either.
No Betts No Revival. This sounds like a Cover band. Otel is great but not as good as Woody! Not feeling it in this configuration.
People can you feel it???????
I'm calling the police!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I never understood why they needed a 3rd percussionist. Jaimoe and Butch could have held it down....
Does anyone feel the guitar into is "less powerful" than it was when it was Dickey and Warren? Don't get me wrong, I love Derek, but the intro to the song just felt a bit weak, like something was missing.
I can't stomach Warren....not old enough ....never will be.....mixed chops....I was raised on Duane!!!
+Tom C Agreed Duane is a better guitarist, but Warren is one hell of a guitarist himself. I love his work with Gov't Mule and I really enjoyed when he toured with The Dead.
Matt4542 funny you mention that Dead stuff. We saw them when they doubled wirh them. ( callef em Phil Lesh n friends ) . They were taking turns opening. Friendd openrd when we saw them and Warren was with the Dead. All thru the show I'm thinkin whos gonna play opposite Derek. Then when i see warren again . . Govt Mule indeed!!!!#
Dickie did better at slide soon after Duane died, when he had to. I saw the Hollywood Bowl ABB concert Aug. '72 (the one with the Johnny Winter Encore) and their In-Concert TV Set and Dickie was already surprisingly good. I'm glad I got to see Berry live as he died that Oct. You could find bootleg vinyl a while back of the whole ABB and Johnny Winter Concert and I got one. It's called Hollywood Bowl '72 The Allman Brothers Band - with Johnny Winter. It's not that bad for a bootleg and I love hearing them play in the old days.
Let us go to passage 10:25.
He is wearing a miraculous medal..Good..Cause he is dead now..Like everyone will be
Still pretty cool, but not quite the same energy (or personnel, of course) as when I saw them play it at American U back in 1970.
Individual qualities aside, the song was not intended for this messy approach.
Jaimoe packed on a few pounds over the years...
Three drummers..ok..too much. The dead made it work with two..but three...
Don S. You must not have followed them for the last quarter century of their career. There were reasons Quiñones (a percussionist, not a “drummer” in the traditional sense, usually) was there, and he’s great.