one of the two drummers they used was Black, the rest of the band was Southern and White....Gregg Allman's voice drives their music like a brand new Benz...of course Dickey Betts and Duane Allman (who died not long after this album) were mainstays of this ICONIC uniquely Southern blues group....one of the greatest American bands ever
one more thing, you rarely hear this type of soul from Whites who didn't grow up in the deep south....Why ? Because most White bands from the South were very highly influenced by Black blues singers from the South because we lived so close together and shared one another's culture....most of the bands heroes were guys like B.B. King, Elvis Presley, Gary Davis, Jerry Lee Lewis, Robert Lockwood and so on
And oh, how I sobbed the day he died, but at the same time, I felt grateful that he was in Heaven, out of pain, in the arms of the Lord and his brother, Duane. A long, well deserved reunion!
Agreed! I spent all of the 70's 80's 90's,00's 10's at live shows. This damned virus has me on lock down, and haven't been able to in 20's. But yes the 70's, and 80's were great for music, and live shows!
"Took all my money. Wrecked my new car. Now she's with one of my good time buddies; they're drinking in some crosstown bar." One of the best lines in rock.
@@nelsonx5326 a country station back home had this in rotation. They called it the Outlaw hours. Saturday night's 8pm to 530 am then it was country crossroads with Jerry Clower and Bill Mack. And southern gospel till Nascar came on. I was blessed as a kid.
@@shawnj1966 I always thought of Skynyrd as a Kmart version of the Allman Bros. The Allmans were the real thing - Skynyrd...ehh...I think they tried too hard to be a Southern rock band.
@@Neil-de1fh No, do not touch the stuff!! You love Skynyrd...that's fine...your business. But you gotta face facts also. Every one of those 70's Southern Rock bands were 2nd fiddle to the Allmans. They were the first and the best. All the others were just imitations of them.
@31wst, Skynyrd was hardly an imitation of the Allman Brothers and actually formed a few years before them albeit under a different name so there goes your, "they were the first.", argument. They sound nothing alike and they certainly weren't trying to be anything but themselves. If you hear any imitation it is because you have a bad ear for music! Just admit that you got your panties in a bunch because I commented that Skynyrd had a better body of work. Ask most people how many Allman Brothers songs they know and you can count them on one hand. I love them but the fact is that they just weren't as prolific as Skynyrd even though their best music was just as good if not better depending on the the opinion of the fans. Was Molly Hatchet or Blackfoot trying to sound like any other Southern Rock bands? Of course not! The Allman Brothers were awesome but nobody was trying to imitate them! All the bands had a different and unique sound and just because they were all classified as Southern Rock it doesn't mean that they were imitating anyone else. Now stop whining and admit that I'm right LOL
Jemal, I hope you react to the live version of this song. It's just BRILLIANT! I LOVE their chord changes and progressions. Gregg was one of the best to ever touch a Hammond B3.
@@greenhometony Right on man, I just didn't want you missing out on the interplay between all 6 Brothers! It sounds like you got a faulty copy, because Dickey is also on this studio version, just not the copy you reviewed. By the way, I love your channel, I can tell you really love music. All genres at that! Keep on keepin' on!
As someone who suffers from both agoraphobia and depression, I must say that for years my one main outlet for relief is music. Now I have two . My music, and now watching your reactions to my favorite music. You make me smile man. That's hard to do. Thank you for what you do and keep on doing it. With love.
Keep your head up,bro! Its all in your mind,these scenarios, we conjure. You are special,beautiful and worthy of the best of this life. Don't let ANYTHING stand in your way. Enjoy your one time around, brother.
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Seriously: the music you've been trying out and reacting to has been part of my life for as long as I can remember but watching you fall in love has me listening and appreciating it like never before. Thank you so much. You're really good at this.
Feeling blues yes playing blues, no. Takes hard work, discipline and putting in your time. Some people lost the privilege of being associated with blues, they became lazy.
Years ago before the internet, one of the great joys in life was introducing people to a band they never heard before, because you took a chance on an 8 dollar album!
Some people call them southern rock,some people call them blues, but they've got a lot of jazz elements in their music. They blend it all together beautifully,and Gregg Allman was the MAN!
@@agentrobtaylor Definitely not arguing his chops on the guitar. One of the best ever. But was just kinda typing that in response to dudes reaction on the soul of Gregg ' s voice. I didn't get to see Duane live,but did see them with Dickey Betts and Warren Haynes and they were amazing playing those dueling harmonies like on "Jessica". I love that shit!!!
"She took all my money, wrecked my new car. Now she's with one of my good time buddies, drinking in some crosstown bar." I never fail to get goosebumps.
Allman Brothers! In my opinion America’s best homegrown ensemble. Two drum sets, great bass and the Hammond organ, and great guitar playing. Rooted in blues, gospel, country and the like. Excellent live performances!
Came here to say this. Particularly the extended version that has the 33 minute rendition of Mountain Jam. One of the few bands that I prefer listening to live.
Jamel_AKA_Jamal Thank you, thank you, thank you for this reaction. You've turned me back on to the Allman Brothers! I grew up in the late 60's and 70s listening to these gifted, soulful artists. Another cat that does reaction vids (modern Renaissance man) said it perfectly "y'all who grew up on this music was spoiled!" I never thought of it that way but that's right. Look at the auto tuned, overdubbed, multi looped, drum machine driven cacophony of crap that is presented as a stage show disguised as music that young folks listen to nowadays. Kinda Sad really BUT it's cats like you to keep this "old" music alive! Spread the word! Soul has no color brother! Thank the goot Lord! Peace, love and hope. :-)
@@stephenspero3201 we never knew we were spoiled at the time but later on when we heard what today passes for music we realize just how good we had it back then.
The Allman Brothers Band was one of the first racially integrated southern rock band and the only surviving members are Dicky Betts and Jaimoe, miss the band, feel the loss they feel without the band. Thanks for posting this Jamel❤️
Duane Allman, put the fear of God in most Guitarist,including Eric Clapton. That's why Eric worked with him, smart on his part, if you can't beat em join em!
@@genesutton6383 That was mutual between them. Before Duane met Eric, Tom Dowd took Derek And The Dominos from the studio to see the Allman Brothers in concert. Duane looked off the stage and saw Clapton watching him and literally quit playing in the middle of his solo and turned his back to the audience because he was so shook up. Dickey looked over at Duane to see what had happened, followed his line of sight, and upon seeing Clapton HE quit playing and also turned his back to the audience. This story has been told by everyone from Tom Dowd, to Bobby Whitlock, to Allman Brothers drummer Butch Trucks.
@@robertcole5123 No it hasnt. I heard different versions of Duane's reaction. Never heard he turned his back. But i have never heard any version where Dickey stopped playing...let alone turned his back. One thing they all agree on, is that Duane respected the fck outta Eric, and Eric respected the fck outta Duane. All good.
Like Otis Redding, he had the hard-earned wisdom of an older man in his voice. Both were barely out of their teens when they started out (and sadly, Otis never had the chance to actually get old).
@Ron Snuggs You're not Gregg Allman, dude. I'm saying that those three things enhanced his bluesy singing. If it magically worked for everyone, he wouldn't be special.
When you hear southern rock label, it can unfairly pigeon hole the music. The Allmans are VERY accomplished musicians. The songs are unreal. They are a jazz influenced, blues band. I am glad this guy Jamel is posting his reactions. One of the greatest bands ever assembled. Fun to see this guy's reaction. Southern Bluesmen with some Bluegrass and Jazz musical influence...with some 60's/70's era hippies flair. Just one of the great band of all time.
Allman Brothers concerts were never a let down. IMO, the best live show in ANY era. I get chills watching the love you give to this recording. I can close my eyes and see Greg on that keyboard deliver the goods with that iconic voice. I was lucky enough to see them live many times and even in they 2010's they were nothing short of perfection. Bruce Trucks with with prodigal son Derek along with Warren Haynes. My god - the perfect funktified southern soul higher institution of rock. End of story.
More Allman Bros please"one way out","midnight rider","sweet Melissa", and solo Greg Allman"I'm no angel" all are classics and worth a listen and reaction.🎸☮️
I just watched you experience Led zeppelin and now the Allamn Brothers. You really felt it, and who wouldn't get the chills over those Bluesy R&B rhythms. They put there hearts in it.
I grew up listening to this kind of music and never really thought much about it. It's wonderful to see somebody react to it for the very first time ever- it's as though I am also hearing it fresh once again. Thank you for these videos...please keep them coming!
The 70’s/80’s had the most incredible and amazing music ever! Each song is a full body experience and the concerts....out of this world! Most amazing music is an understatement!💕💕
@@emilyhailey9713 We would laugh,sometimes in their jam,you would get lost,and I would say I don't remember what song they were even playing,and then you could here it building back toward another chorus or whatever,JUST AWWWSUM
Hands down musically the greatest group ever. , Greg Allman's voice was an added bonus. No musicians ever blended their talents together like these guys. No egos no competition among band members just the some of the sweetest sounds that I ever heard. James Keeney
"No egos no competition among band members" Ummmmmmm yeaaaaaaahhhhhhh about that. Maybe read Gregg Allman's "My cross to bear" to read about the egos & competition between him & Dicey Betts
@@brownbenplumm9027 I can't tell you how lucky I feel to have been able to see them live in Boston twice before Duane Allman died. Their concerts were just insane.
@@brownbenplumm9027 Once was indoors at either the Music Hall or the Orpheum, and the second time was outdoors on Boston Common. It was part of a series called Concerts on the Common, and a band called Wet Willie opened for them. It was on August 17, 1971 (I Googled it), and I sat on the lawn maybe 60' from the stage. Probably paid about $10 for the ticket. How amazing is that? The following October, Duane Allman was killed.
There's a reason they were the best live band that ever graced a stage. Same reason why Fillmore East album has been named by the Library of Congress as being culturally or historically important.
When my mother died of cancer, I was 18 and it felt my Mom was the only one who loved me. My upstairs neighbour had this album and somehow I discovered it. I played it over and over and couldn't get enough of it. It was the only thing that touched me in the despair and suffering I felt, but couldn't express. After a few miracles and crashing and burning, I finally started to pull out of my depression about 6 months later. About six months after that, I became a Christian, thanks to a lot of humbling and finally understanding 'the gospel' and God's love. That was 40 years ago and this is still an incredible song. Thanks for getting these songs the way you do & you have a great voice! Would love to hear you sing this!
Tammy, I suffer with depression and other demons to. I also have lost both my parents. I was with them when when they took their last breath. They passed several years apart. Both times, it was the most devastating & traumatic thing I’ve ever been thru. I’m still not over it. I tried self medicating and anything else i could but nothing would and can ease the pain. I lost my mom last 7 mts ago April. I was with her all the time helping her with everything. Now that she’s not here anymore, I feel like I lost my purpose, I just feel so lost, don’t know what to do with myself? Very lonley without them. Although after my dad passed, I got a hunger for Gods truth and started studying Gods Word and praying, I to experienced Gods love, so amazing, such a peaceful and awesome experience, My eyes were opened, I never knew there could be such a love ❤️ . When I lost my mom, I fell back, depression got worse, everything got worse , I’m trying to get back to where I was. I need prayer. Will you pray for me. I’m very sorry about your mom and I hope the depression is getting better for you. Thank you so much. Very much appreciated ❤😊🙏
@@ShanR002 Oh, Daisy, I was so moved by your heart and your honesty!! Thank you for honouring me with that. I will pray!!! I want to write a reply and will be back before the day is out. ❤️
@@ShanR002 I was so touched by your comment. My heart goes out to you and is so with you. I totally empathize with feeling lost and lonely after your Dad and Mom passed away. I know it takes time to go through the grief, which is so unique to everybody. It's been a long time now since Mom died - I was 18 then and I've just turned 59. I find myself wanting to write a longer comment about things that helped me with depression, etc., but I'm not even sure if you want that (let me know if you do). There's a verse has been so comforting, "Even though your mother and father forsake you, the Lord will take you up." It's so amazing to have a loving God who will never leave us and is always working to bring us to wholeness. May He gives you wisdom and guidance and help you find just what you need. ❤️ I will be praying!!! 🥰
Hey Tammy, how are you? I hope you had a great Christmas. Mine was ok, it was different without my mom. No peanut butter candy, my son is living down there in her house. I went in and it was a wreck . I know if mom was there. I would have cleaned it for her. It would have been spotless. She always had all her presents placed just right under the tree. My son had them some presents on a huge bag beside the tree. Everything was different. Actually it was awful, I had to put on the happy face for my son nieces sister. It was very hard. I wanted to use so bad because I really don’t want to feel the pain. She’s been gone for 8 months and I have felt like my purpose in life is gone. I was with her all day everyday and now I don’t know what to do with myself. I miss her. The hardest thing I have ever done was ask God to please take her on home because she was so pitiful and suffering so bad. Me and my sister stayed with her the week they sent her home on hospice. Life is different now, I have to say that it use to be better. I was in church. I saw God answer prayers, i studied the bible faithfully. I felt Gods presence his peace and love. His love for us is what really blew my mind. I had never knew there was such a love. Oh man a big big love, a love that this little flesh brain just couldn’t comprehend. Not really blew me away. Tammy, I want to get back to where I was and I’m finding it very hard right now. I’ve strayed and I don’t know how to get back. I’m ashamed of myself for straying. I feel like I’ve betrayed God. I also feel ashamed to pray.I hope you and your family have a happy new year. I really don’t know how mines gonna be, I hope it goes better than 2023, one of the worst years of my life watching my m suffer and then die right in front of me my sis and my son. I can’t get it out of my head how her face looked after she took that last breath. So horrible. Something I never wanted to see. I was with my dad when he passed, wat he’s him take his last breath. I miss my parents. They raised me right and were so good to me and my sis. They always had us in church and takes to us about God and Jesus. I’m sorry for rambling so much about myself, I need prayer really bad. I’m not in a good place right now. Well Tammy I’m sorry for going on and on. I hope 2024 is amazing for you and I hope you had the best Christmas. I guess I’ll go. Just really wanted to say hello to you. Don’t forget to pray for me. I feel that you are a good faith filled person those are the ones I want to pray for me. I mean I’m far from where I was. I want to do what’s right and get back to where I need to be.🙏🕊
@@ShanR002 It's so good to see your comment. I really wondered how you were over Christmas as it's such a family time and I hoped it wouldn't be too painful. I wanted to actually write a little comment of encouragement! I'm so sorry it was so hard at times. I totally empathize! Thank you for trusting me with some of your deepest thoughts and feelings. Your honesty and vulnerability reminds me of the verses, "He heals the broken-hearted and binds up their wounds." (Psalm 34) and "A broken and contrite heart You will not despise." (Psalm 18:17) I wanted to think about what you wrote a little bit to see what really came up and then reply again. So this little note is to say I'll do that. I will be praying!!! Thinking about you! ♥️
This was one of my "therapy songs" when my ex-wife left me, seems I was the only one married. "Whipping Post", Marshall Tucker Band, "Can't you see", they helped me discover other Southern Rock, Rock, and Blues artists, and I learned to let go of my hurt and move on. Music is so therapeutic to me and I am glad you are doing these reactions.
I refer to it as "The Mighty Hammond B-3"! Love that sound! Jamal should definitely review some more bands that used it. Procul Harum and Yes off the top of my head.
i am a blues singer in a blues band in St. Louis(BLUESTREAK STL) and i remember my best friend who talked me into playing and singing and playing harmonica, i am laughing because his reaction to Greg's voice was identical to yours, he said that boy sounds like he is really tied to that whipping post, one of the finest blues/rock bands, epic shows.
5:26 I've listened to this music for decades. It's so refreshing to experience someone discovering it for the first time and reacting to those things that made us love this music so many years ago. Thanks J for restoring my appreciation of these incredible songs
There's a guy in my town that looks like him, except his hair is more strawberry blonde. On occasion I see him walking his dog when I walk mine - I always think.....there goes Phoenixville Gregg
Allman BROS, "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed " LIVE from the Fillmore East-71. Great blues, jazz, rock, long instrumental song with:. 2 drummers, 2 lead guitars. Just amazing!!!.
Listen to their live at the Fillmore Album, good grief that is so good. The songs sounded even better live and Whipping Post is incredible. But my personal favorite, "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed" is a diamond. It's on my Road Music list, often the first song that's on when I hit the road.
Live at The Fillmore is I think THE BEST live album ever. I am a 65 year old lady, & The Allman Brothers along with a lot of other music from back then , te best.
Between blacks and whites. Granted yall prolly from the the north or out west . But damn how can yall deny southern rock and how it heals and fills the soul.
My family immigrated to the US when I was ten. I love American music, rock, blues, country, western, bluegrass, jazz, Motown. There are wonderful gems all over the place. America has great music because America has a great soul.
This was their favorite jam song when they played live. Sometimes they would jam on this song for 30 minutes or more and everyone would get a chance to show off their chops. A brilliant song.
This song never gets old to me. Every time I hear it, it’s like hearing it for the first time again. Allman bro. are so legendary & talented. Love em💜❤️🧡💛💚💙🤍❤️🧡💜💙💚💛🧡❤️
@@orihoola, I don't think I implied that anyone did -- though some folks might enjoy it. What I meant is that Whipping Post takes you to a raw emotional space, which hurts if you empathize with the singer. But like all good blues, it feels so good when the band releases you from that raw space and lets you return to a more normal space.
I was 8 years old and remember my mom listening to this, and also Edgar Winter, Frankenstein on the surround sound. Thanks for keeping the old jams alive. Brings back so many good memories.
Music for me begag in the mid 60's. Jazz, blues, rock, everything. When I watch you react to tunes I've been listening to for over 55 years, I feel like I did the first time I heard them. You are a treasure my friend. You make me smile
In Memory of Elizabeth Reed, another good one. I have several albums from the seventies by them. The crowning acheivment for me is Live at the Filmore East Album. Good Lord
Hey, Danny, the first time I ever heard ABB music was as a high school freshman and a group of students who had a band performed in the school talent show with "Don't Want You No More/It's Not My Cross to Bear." Been an ABB fan ever since - and that was in '71. :-)
My Aunt said that I needed to see my first rock concert in 1969 for my thirtieth birthday. She took me to Fillmore East in NYC to see the Allman Brothers. Let's say I found the Church of Allman that night. It's really great to see you get into Greg and the Allman Brothers for the first time. I think music is the great uniter of man and the gods of rock have been stripped away from us, so we stop realizing we are all one on this one tiny planet.
When Gregg died, my brother said to me, "probably the best white boy blues of them all." Not sure I'm quite there, but damn, he was a giant! They were just kids when they did this stuff.
I am right there with you my friend...I consider myself a child of rock but I must admit that I hadn’t heard that track before and I’m loving it. I’m gonna have to go deep into the Almam Brothers rabbit hole. That’s a sweet groove!!!
When The Allam Brothers (Greg Allman on keyboards & vocals, Duane Allman on guitar) band first started they were for the most part a Cream cover band - Cream (Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce, & Eric Clapton) started everything, years before (mid/late 60s) Zeppelin or Hendrix Cream was defining Rock music, and every band was doing some version of Cream music, and the early Allman Brothers (first under the name The Allman Joys) did lots of Cream covers. The couldn't make it, because nobody could do Cream like Cream, and so Greg Allman left the band and headed to southern California to try to make it on his own, while Duane kept going back home. After (I believe) a couple of years, Greg returned to rejoin the band . . . when he was asked if he had written any music they could do he replied that he had a pretty bad experience in California and wrote a song about it - after he sang . . . 'I've been run down and I've been lied to. And I don't know why, I let that mean woman make me a fool. She took all my money, wrecks my new car. Now she's with one of my good time buddies, They're drinkin’ in some cross-town bar. Sometimes I feel, sometimes I feel, Like I been tied to the whippin' post.' . . . they stopped covering Cream songs, did their own stuff, and invented Southern Rock.
@@MickeyHaistSr 1) When the Allman Brothers started out, they were NOT, for the most part, a Cream cover band. They covered all the popular songs of that time. They covered several Beatles songs. The Hour Glass could not make it, not because they couldn't do Cream like Cream but because the record producers wanted them to do songs that they just did not want to do. 2) The Hour Glass went to LA to try to make it and Duane was in the band in LA. Greg did NOT try to make it on his own. DUane and Greg were under contract but Duane had enough and left LA. Greg had to stay and fulfill the contract, 3) The Allman Brothers Band did not exist when Greg was in LA. Duane put together a band in Florida in 1969 that was all the ABB minus Greg, plus Reese Wynans on the organ. Duane new he needed Greg to complete his band because Greg could sing like no other. He called Greg to come on back and Greg went back to Florida. The first song that the band did with Greg singing was Trouble No More. Duane knew he had the band that he wanted. That is when the Allman Brothers were born. I don't know why you insist on tying the ABB to covering Cream songs. You seem obsessed with Cream. I could go on but I have typed enough for now. So, do you see how inaccurate you are?
Jim ~ I don’t resist any of your comments here (perhaps other than being Cream obsessed). I tend to go on too much so I smooshed things together for brevity’s sake, but didn’t intend to miscast anything . . . rather than write 4 paragraphs I tried to give a thumbnail idea of the course the band (that eventually became The Allman Brothers) took. I know they weren’t actually a Cream cover band, that’s what my “for the most part” was intended to imply - but the early LP I have had several Cream covers on it, so I was wanting to give the picture of where they started and where they came to as the founders of Southern Rock. I honestly wasn’t trying to deceive anyone and I’m sorry if my comments distressed you - I was only trying, in an abbreviated ‘general picture’ manner, to give some background to the song.
@@MickeyHaistSr Yes, but, even if you are condensing the information, you should still be accurate. Wouldn't you agree? Your comment didn't distress me. I just commented that you were inaccurate. You asked what was inaccurate and I had to explain.
This is what results when southern black and white boys get together and break down the racial barriers that exist in our society.
yup
Earl Pflugh This is one of the best replies I ever heard You are so right!!
one of the two drummers they used was Black, the rest of the band was Southern and White....Gregg Allman's voice drives their music like a brand new Benz...of course Dickey Betts and Duane Allman (who died not long after this album) were mainstays of this ICONIC uniquely Southern blues group....one of the greatest American bands ever
one more thing, you rarely hear this type of soul from Whites who didn't grow up in the deep south....Why ? Because most White bands from the South were very highly influenced by Black blues singers from the South because we lived so close together and shared one another's culture....most of the bands heroes were guys like B.B. King, Elvis Presley, Gary Davis, Jerry Lee Lewis, Robert Lockwood and so on
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You just opened a box that you can never close
Yes, and aren't you lucky. These guys are the absolute best!
Get that “eat a peach” album out!
blew the lid slam off ;)
He has really stepped in it now, hasn't he?
And it is a box you don't ever want to close!
Jamel - I get chills every time I hear Whipping Post. Greg Allman had such a soulful voice! He's up in heaven with his brother Duane now.
One of the best rock singers ever.
Well, like the song says: If there's a rock n roll heaven, you know they got a hell of a band.
Yes,A great singer,and group I remember in79was13.
Yes Lord
And oh, how I sobbed the day he died, but at the same time, I felt grateful that he was in Heaven, out of pain, in the arms of the Lord and his brother, Duane. A long, well deserved reunion!
70's was some of the best music and still is as far as I am concerned.
Agreed! I spent all of the 70's 80's 90's,00's 10's at live shows. This damned virus has me on lock down, and haven't been able to in 20's. But yes the 70's, and 80's were great for music, and live shows!
Agree!
No concern..it’s just is!!!
50s and 60s weren't bad.
AMEN!
"Took all my money. Wrecked my new car. Now she's with one of my good time buddies; they're drinking in some crosstown bar." One of the best lines in rock.
Been there,.....done that
From "Damn, that sucks!"
To "Can't get worse than that!"
Then "Oh."
Throw in a dead dog and you got country music.
@@nelsonx5326 a country station back home had this in rotation. They called it the Outlaw hours.
Saturday night's 8pm to 530 am then it was country crossroads with Jerry Clower and Bill Mack.
And southern gospel till Nascar came on. I was blessed as a kid.
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I can see it. Southern Rock is a style. Electric Country music.
Love seeing young people in their 20s and 30s discovering the music that shaped me and my generation.
I was raised by my grandparents...this IS my music!
And loving every note forever!
The perfect blend of rock, blues, country, and soul. No one did it better than the Allman Brothers!!
Eric clapton and stevie ray vaughn come close!
Except Skynyrd! This song however is epic and the best representation of it! I'm just partial to Skynyrd and their body of work!
@@shawnj1966 I always thought of Skynyrd as a Kmart version of the Allman Bros. The Allmans were the real thing - Skynyrd...ehh...I think they tried too hard to be a Southern rock band.
@@Neil-de1fh No, do not touch the stuff!! You love Skynyrd...that's fine...your business. But you gotta face facts also. Every one of those 70's Southern Rock bands were 2nd fiddle to the Allmans. They were the first and the best. All the others were just imitations of them.
@31wst, Skynyrd was hardly an imitation of the Allman Brothers and actually formed a few years before them albeit under a different name so there goes your, "they were the first.", argument. They sound nothing alike and they certainly weren't trying to be anything but themselves. If you hear any imitation it is because you have a bad ear for music! Just admit that you got your panties in a bunch because I commented that Skynyrd had a better body of work. Ask most people how many Allman Brothers songs they know and you can count them on one hand. I love them but the fact is that they just weren't as prolific as Skynyrd even though their best music was just as good if not better depending on the the opinion of the fans. Was Molly Hatchet or Blackfoot trying to sound like any other Southern Rock bands? Of course not! The Allman Brothers were awesome but nobody was trying to imitate them! All the bands had a different and unique sound and just because they were all classified as Southern Rock it doesn't mean that they were imitating anyone else. Now stop whining and admit that I'm right LOL
And THAT, ladies and gentlemen, is MUSIC!
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Jemal, I hope you react to the live version of this song. It's just BRILLIANT!
I LOVE their chord changes and progressions. Gregg was one of the best to ever touch a Hammond B3.
YES!! YES!! YES!!
Damn straight!
Amen!!!
Barry Oakley’s bass groove is killer on this song.
But where is Dickey's guitar? We're only hearing Duanes!!!
Barry's bass on this was a beast
@@robertcole5123 damn dude I think you are right. Should have done the fillmore east version.
@@greenhometony Right on man, I just didn't want you missing out on the interplay between all 6 Brothers! It sounds like you got a faulty copy, because Dickey is also on this studio version, just not the copy you reviewed.
By the way, I love your channel, I can tell you really love music. All genres at that! Keep on keepin' on!
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Greg’s voice and organ, along with Duane’s lead guitar, hard to believe they were in their early 20’s.
Harder to believe they're both dead. Seems like yesterday.
Yeah your telling me.. he’s always sounded like an old man who lived a long hard life. Something you just can’t fake.
The whole damn band.
Berry's base was something to behold, too. These were all young guys. wow.
They was that young when they recorded this!!!?? Wow amazing
Never again will a decade of music equal the 70's. Actually playing instruments AND singing on key with no aids.
NEVER AGAIN WILL THERE BE MUSIC LIKE THE 60S AND THE 70S,WELCOME TO THE ALLMAN BROTHERS FANS!!!!!!!!!!!
Greta van Fleet!
Yeah man, AIDS wasn't identified until the early 80's.
@@timothysnyder1070, Greta Van Fleet rocks hard!
60s .
.66' to 77' ....greatest era ....ROCK BLUES
As someone who suffers from both agoraphobia and depression, I must say that for years my one main outlet for relief is music.
Now I have two . My music, and now watching your reactions to my favorite music.
You make me smile man. That's hard to do.
Thank you for what you do and keep on doing it.
With love.
Keep your head up,bro!
Its all in your mind,these scenarios, we conjure. You are special,beautiful and worthy of the best of this life.
Don't let ANYTHING stand in your way.
Enjoy your one time around, brother.
I’m with ya!
The government mule has.deemed..me insane.. PTSD and.delusional.disorder..no worries. Now big brother pays I Man.to. Smoke beer and.drink pot Jah Herb Jah love Jah Jerry Jah rastafari praises blessings respectfully Tucson Arizona Sonoran desert 🏜️ Jah sisters Jah Trey Jah Duane Africa Ethiopia Addis Ababa Selassie I Jah
It's absolutely delightful to experience song greatness in this special way with Jamal. Agree uplifting in a big way. Be well.☮️
Seriously: the music you've been trying out and reacting to has been part of my life for as long as I can remember but watching you fall in love has me listening and appreciating it like never before. Thank you so much. You're really good at this.
Yes! All this!
You're remembering what you forgot that you already knew?
yeah, I know...
Like it's the first time I ever heard it yet so many memories come back.
Discovered him today and I am thoroughly entertained watching the reactions. It's a fresh spin on the music I love to listen to!!!! I am a fan!!!
Same her Becca We had the Best music
The blues ain't black or white, they're just about a good man feeling down.
Feeling blues yes playing blues, no. Takes hard work, discipline and putting in your time. Some people lost the privilege of being associated with blues, they became lazy.
Right on. It's universal. Even though it's birth was singular, the blues speak to and for all humankind.
❤️
Crossroads great quote
👍 Right On ✌
I know I am not the only black woman that loved Gregg Allman...right?
That was one bad white boy.
Nawl girl I loved him too
LOL! I think not Lovethestage!! The ABB are Forever!
I'm here for you, Sis
No way. Love the man. Gregg was gorgeous! Mercy!✌️🤟❤️🌹
You are now an official member of "The Allman Nation." Welcome, my brother!
Yes, indeed!!! One of the greatest bands ever!!
He needs jam some live shows
That line up is the murderers row of artists....Amen
Can I join? Deadheads allowed?
Man, listen to this on vinyl...its awesome! Definitely adds to the mood!
You did it now. You let the Allman brothers in your head . You've been audio tattooed.
🤣😂
I think he knows there's no going back now. Rabbit hole's trapped him. Dude's done.
Yep, he’s 86’d, it’s over! ✌🏼😍
😆😆😆 ✌️😎
Joe Frugoli Have you heard The Allman Betts Band? They are carrying the torch. Duane Betts reminds so much of his Dad.
Years ago before the internet, one of the great joys in life was introducing people to a band they never heard before, because you took a chance on an 8 dollar album!
Amazing WOW!! Love your reaction!
Some people call them southern rock,some people call them blues, but they've got a lot of jazz elements in their music. They blend it all together beautifully,and Gregg Allman was the MAN!
pretty sure brother Duane was equally the man...RIP to them both
@@agentrobtaylor Definitely not arguing his chops on the guitar. One of the best ever. But was just kinda typing that in response to dudes reaction on the soul of Gregg ' s voice. I didn't get to see Duane live,but did see them with Dickey Betts and Warren Haynes and they were amazing playing those dueling harmonies like on "Jessica". I love that shit!!!
@@garylindsey5174 Oh man..Jessica. Don't me started
@@agentrobtaylor Have you listened to any of The Allman Betts Band,tracks?
Gregg Allman was pure soul, I loved his voice so much. He was a pretty good actor too, when he was in the movie Rush I was blown away.
"She took all my money, wrecked my new car. Now she's with one of my good time buddies, drinking in some crosstown bar." I never fail to get goosebumps.
Allman Brothers! In my opinion America’s best homegrown ensemble. Two drum sets, great bass and the Hammond organ, and great guitar playing. Rooted in blues, gospel, country and the like. Excellent live performances!
Now listen to the “Live at the Fillmore “ version. Maybe the best live albums of all time.
Yes, 20 something minutes of pure joy
No the Greatest live album ever recorded Period
Definetly the best live album of all time. That version of statesboro blues outshines any other attempt anyone has ever done!!
Came here to say this. Particularly the extended version that has the 33 minute rendition of Mountain Jam. One of the few bands that I prefer listening to live.
@@johncahalane007 I dunno, Band of Gypsies is up there...
Warning...Allman Brothers is another deep rabbit hole to dive into.
Sad that Betts had that stroke last year! Pretty much the end of his playing!
I love when people discover the great music they've been missing. There are people that can relate.
Stone cold classic, glad you are getting a reaction on The Allman Brothers Band.
Amazing!!🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Jamel_AKA_Jamal Thank you, thank you, thank you for this reaction. You've turned me back on to the Allman Brothers! I grew up in the late 60's and 70s listening to these gifted, soulful artists. Another cat that does reaction vids (modern Renaissance man) said it perfectly "y'all who grew up on this music was spoiled!" I never thought of it that way but that's right. Look at the auto tuned, overdubbed, multi looped, drum machine driven cacophony of crap that is presented as a stage show disguised as music that young folks listen to nowadays. Kinda Sad really BUT it's cats like you to keep this "old" music alive! Spread the word! Soul has no color brother! Thank the goot Lord! Peace, love and hope. :-)
@@stephenspero3201 we never knew we were spoiled at the time but later on when we heard what today passes for music we realize just how good we had it back then.
@@paulk5311 Couldn't agree with you more. Check this out. The TRUTH Why Modern Music Is Awful - ruclips.net/video/oVME_l4IwII/видео.html
@@paulk5311 ain't that tha damn truth
Did I hear that? I've been hearing that for 50 years and it just gets better and better each time. Glad you liked it too!!!!
You know what was fun hitting a. Juke box and tying it up for an hour with Elizabeth reed ,won way out and whipping post people got pissed at me
The best version of this song is off the Live At The Fillmore album.
Or at least the studio. This version was missing Dwaynes solo!! Or maybe it was Dickey’s. 🤷♂️
No doubt.
The live version is best. Two drummers count’em two.
That whole Fillmore show is f'ing cool
@@stephenmosack4496 “You Don’t Want Me” is epic!
The Allman Brothers Band was one of the first racially integrated southern rock band and the only surviving members are Dicky Betts and Jaimoe, miss the band, feel the loss they feel without the band. Thanks for posting this Jamel❤️
Keith Marr awesome band have not listened to them in a long while
there's no more tears because their sons have picked up where their dads left off. check it out
Met Jaimoe in a bathroom at a concert lol
One of their ABSOLUTE BEST songs. Legendary song from a legendary band.
Duane Allman one of the greatest guitar players ever. But Greg’s voice defines this band.
Duane Allman, put the fear of God in most Guitarist,including Eric Clapton. That's why Eric worked with him, smart on his part, if you can't beat em join em!
@@genesutton6383 That was mutual between them. Before Duane met Eric, Tom Dowd took Derek And The Dominos from the studio to see the Allman Brothers in concert. Duane looked off the stage and saw Clapton watching him and literally quit playing in the middle of his solo and turned his back to the audience because he was so shook up. Dickey looked over at Duane to see what had happened, followed his line of sight, and upon seeing Clapton HE quit playing and also turned his back to the audience. This story has been told by everyone from Tom Dowd, to Bobby Whitlock, to Allman Brothers drummer Butch Trucks.
@@robertcole5123 this story gets better and better w age. Just like a fish story
@@JB-sh2mm Thing is, it's been told the exact same way by members of The Allman Brothers, members of Derek And The Dominos and Tom Dowd since day one!
@@robertcole5123 No it hasnt. I heard different versions of Duane's reaction. Never heard he turned his back. But i have never heard any version where Dickey stopped playing...let alone turned his back. One thing they all agree on, is that Duane respected the fck outta Eric, and Eric respected the fck outta Duane. All good.
21 years old when he recorded this. Gregg had soul to spare. One of the great voices in R&B and Rock & Roll.
Like Otis Redding, he had the hard-earned wisdom of an older man in his voice. Both were barely out of their teens when they started out (and sadly, Otis never had the chance to actually get old).
He gifted his soul to the world before he left. 💔
Like everyone, he’s shocked to hear the SOUL in Gregg’s voice. The greatest white Blues singer of all time.
Blues singer. Period.
Listen to him with Daryl Hall "at Daryls place"! He also has that blue eyed soul!
Eric Burton, too.
Right on
We have to add Chris Stapleton to the mix now. Of course there is Joe Cocker and Van Morrison.
Gregg Allman had such a powerful voice. It is just incredible.
powerful and damn was he soulful
This is the short version, try the 25 minute one for the full effect.
Agreed
Fillmore is unbelievable. My wife listened to it on the way to work for the the first time years ago. “It’s like sex!” I married her.
Watch the performance on here. Soooo good
I barely knew there was a short version. My dad was at the Fillmore East show and I grew up listening to that album more than the studio albums
Oh, man, so true!
Gregg was a freaking baby when he sang this. How in the hell does a 20 year old have that sound?
Old soul!!!!
Old soul, for sure!
Heavy drug, alcohol, and tobacco use.
I did the same with my garage band growing up. We played blues like this.i was 16 or 17 .
@Ron Snuggs You're not Gregg Allman, dude. I'm saying that those three things enhanced his bluesy singing. If it magically worked for everyone, he wouldn't be special.
When you hear southern rock label, it can unfairly pigeon hole the music. The Allmans are VERY accomplished musicians. The songs are unreal. They are a jazz influenced, blues band. I am glad this guy Jamel is posting his reactions. One of the greatest bands ever assembled. Fun to see this guy's reaction. Southern Bluesmen with some Bluegrass and Jazz musical influence...with some 60's/70's era hippies flair. Just one of the great band of all time.
Gregg Allman might be my favorite vocalist of all-time
Keef Mack May he Rest In Peace in Rock nRoll Heaven ✝️✝️
💯
Absolutely!!! Always and forever!!!
You have the look of a man who's just been well Allman Brothered
lol nice
James Norris Barrett We need more folks Allman Brothered! It would make for more brotherly love.
Allman Brothers concerts were never a let down. IMO, the best live show in ANY era. I get chills watching the love you give to this recording. I can close my eyes and see Greg on that keyboard deliver the goods with that iconic voice. I was lucky enough to see them live many times and even in they 2010's they were nothing short of perfection. Bruce Trucks with with prodigal son Derek along with Warren Haynes. My god - the perfect funktified southern soul higher institution of rock. End of story.
Check out Statesboro Blues and One Way Out from Fillmore East.....
Let's face it, check out all of Fillmore East.
Ditto to Grelch
That was the first Allman Brothers album I ever heard. Great live album. Great live performance. My favorite of theirs.
“Trouble No More” also a crowd pleaser! They ain’t making music like this no more. Are they?
Hell no!!!!
More Allman Bros please"one way out","midnight rider","sweet Melissa", and solo Greg Allman"I'm no angel" all are classics and worth a listen and reaction.🎸☮️
midnight Rider is ICONIC.
Have you heard his "Low Country Blues" record from a few years ago? It's fantastic, super-swampy and up there with some of his best solo work.
I'll second "one way out", great song, and reminds me of time I was in that position. The late 60's and 70's were so great for good music..
Gary Kelly Dreams, Jessica
You know what is all about
If you can’t feel Gregg’s emotions in his singing, you’re dead.
I just watched you experience Led zeppelin and now the Allamn Brothers. You really felt it, and who wouldn't get the chills over those Bluesy R&B rhythms. They put there hearts in it.
I grew up listening to this kind of music and never really thought much about it. It's wonderful to see somebody react to it for the very first time ever- it's as though I am also hearing it fresh once again.
Thank you for these videos...please keep them coming!
The 70’s/80’s had the most incredible and amazing music ever! Each song is a full body experience and the concerts....out of this world! Most amazing music is an understatement!💕💕
AMEN.... it was a great time growing up
"If they bringin' it like that..."
Oh, they bring it.
Oh it's been broughten.
@@goudagirl6095 🤣🤣🤣
"Sweet Melissa" really does it for me with the soul, *sigh*
FREAKIN LOVE THE ALLMAN BROTHERS,was lucky enough to see them AWWWSUM
Yeah I saw them in Charlotte a long time ago,it was my three kids first concert
@@emilyhailey9713 We would laugh,sometimes in their jam,you would get lost,and I would say I don't remember what song they were even playing,and then you could here it building back toward another chorus or whatever,JUST AWWWSUM
Hands down musically the greatest group ever. , Greg Allman's voice was an added bonus. No musicians ever blended their talents together like these guys. No egos no competition among band members just the some of the sweetest sounds that I ever heard. James Keeney
Not sure they were more talented than Zeppelin, but I never heard anyone argue they weren't plenty gifted. Cheers.
"No egos no competition among band members"
Ummmmmmm yeaaaaaaahhhhhhh about that.
Maybe read Gregg Allman's "My cross to bear" to read about the egos & competition between him & Dicey Betts
U n me both sir nothing hits the soul like southern rock n Gregg's voice singing them blues! God bless u.
Duane Allman was one of the best guitarists ever. Legendary. Like so many, died too young. (btw always wear a helmet folks)
Agreed, but it wouldn't have helped him. Bike landed on top of him. He died from internal injuries.
So sad. I wish I could’ve seen him perform. But I was born in 1995😕
@@brownbenplumm9027 I can't tell you how lucky I feel to have been able to see them live in Boston twice before Duane Allman died. Their concerts were just insane.
EdithHead Where did they play? I’m from the greater Boston area. Must’ve been some damn good times
@@brownbenplumm9027 Once was indoors at either the Music Hall or the Orpheum, and the second time was outdoors on Boston Common. It was part of a series called Concerts on the Common, and a band called Wet Willie opened for them. It was on August 17, 1971 (I Googled it), and I sat on the lawn maybe 60' from the stage. Probably paid about $10 for the ticket. How amazing is that? The following October, Duane Allman was killed.
Not a single bad song did the Allman Brothers ever perform.
This is the motherfucking truth!
With that music giants in the band ....hardly, never heard from them bad song !!!
My generation had the best music. Those were the days!
I loved that oath OLD yo. My brother's I do but I also also a l s o brothers of the road album
L e a v I m g by the almond brothers by😊😊😊
There's a reason they were the best live band that ever graced a stage. Same reason why Fillmore East album has been named by the Library of Congress as being culturally or historically important.
I love the guitar tone. It always felt like it was “singing”. Such a legendary band.
When my mother died of cancer, I was 18 and it felt my Mom was the only one who loved me. My upstairs neighbour had this album and somehow I discovered it. I played it over and over and couldn't get enough of it. It was the only thing that touched me in the despair and suffering I felt, but couldn't express. After a few miracles and crashing and burning, I finally started to pull out of my depression about 6 months later. About six months after that, I became a Christian, thanks to a lot of humbling and finally understanding 'the gospel' and God's love. That was 40 years ago and this is still an incredible song. Thanks for getting these songs the way you do & you have a great voice! Would love to hear you sing this!
Tammy, I suffer with depression and other demons to. I also have lost both my parents. I was with them when when they took their last breath.
They passed several years apart. Both times, it was the most devastating & traumatic thing I’ve ever been thru. I’m still not over it. I tried self medicating and anything else i could but nothing would and can ease the pain. I lost my mom last 7 mts ago April. I was with her all the time helping her with everything. Now that she’s not here anymore, I feel like I lost my purpose, I just feel so lost, don’t know what to do with myself? Very lonley without them. Although after my dad passed, I got a hunger for Gods truth and started studying Gods
Word and praying, I to experienced Gods love, so amazing, such a peaceful and awesome experience,
My eyes were opened, I never knew there could be such a love ❤️ . When I lost my mom, I fell back, depression got worse, everything got worse ,
I’m trying to get back to where I was. I need prayer. Will you pray for me. I’m very sorry about your mom and I hope the depression is getting better for you.
Thank you so much.
Very much appreciated ❤😊🙏
@@ShanR002 Oh, Daisy, I was so moved by your heart and your honesty!! Thank you for honouring me with that. I will pray!!! I want to write a reply and will be back before the day is out. ❤️
@@ShanR002 I was so touched by your comment. My heart goes out to you and is so with you. I totally empathize with feeling lost and lonely after your Dad and Mom passed away. I know it takes time to go through the grief, which is so unique to everybody. It's been a long time now since Mom died - I was 18 then and I've just turned 59. I find myself wanting to write a longer comment about things that helped me with depression, etc., but I'm not even sure if you want that (let me know if you do). There's a verse has been so comforting, "Even though your mother and father forsake you, the Lord will take you up." It's so amazing to have a loving God who will never leave us and is always working to bring us to wholeness. May He gives you wisdom and guidance and help you find just what you need. ❤️ I will be praying!!! 🥰
Hey Tammy, how are you? I hope you had a great Christmas. Mine was ok, it was different without my mom. No peanut butter candy, my son is living down there in her house. I went in and it was a wreck . I know if mom was there. I would have cleaned it for her. It would have been spotless. She always had all her presents placed just right under the tree. My son had them some presents on a huge bag beside the tree. Everything was different. Actually it was awful, I had to put on the happy face for my son nieces sister. It was very hard. I wanted to use so bad because I really don’t want to feel the pain. She’s been gone for 8 months and I have felt like my purpose in life is gone. I was with her all day everyday and now I don’t know what to do with myself. I miss her. The hardest thing I have ever done was ask God to please take her on home because she was so pitiful and suffering so bad. Me and my sister stayed with her the week they sent her home on hospice. Life is different now, I have to say that it use to be better. I was in church. I saw God answer prayers, i studied the bible faithfully. I felt Gods presence his peace and love. His love for us is what really blew my mind. I had never knew there was such a love. Oh man a big big love, a love that this little flesh brain just couldn’t comprehend. Not really blew me away.
Tammy, I want to get back to where I was and I’m finding it very hard right now. I’ve strayed and I don’t know how to get back.
I’m ashamed of myself for straying. I feel like I’ve betrayed God. I also feel ashamed to pray.I hope you and your family have a happy new year. I really don’t know how mines gonna be, I hope it goes better than 2023, one of the worst years of my life watching my m suffer and then die right in front of me my sis and my son. I can’t get it out of my head how her face looked after she took that last breath. So horrible. Something I never wanted to see. I was with my dad when he passed, wat he’s him take his last breath.
I miss my parents. They raised me right and were so good to me and my sis. They always had us in church and takes to us about God and Jesus.
I’m sorry for rambling so much about myself,
I need prayer really bad. I’m not in a good place right now. Well Tammy I’m sorry for going on and on. I hope 2024 is amazing for you and I hope you had the best Christmas. I guess I’ll go. Just really wanted to say hello to you. Don’t forget to pray for me. I feel that you are a good faith filled person those are the ones I want to pray for me. I mean I’m far from where I was. I want to do what’s right and get back to where I need to be.🙏🕊
@@ShanR002 It's so good to see your comment. I really wondered how you were over Christmas as it's such a family time and I hoped it wouldn't be too painful. I wanted to actually write a little comment of encouragement! I'm so sorry it was so hard at times. I totally empathize! Thank you for trusting me with some of your deepest thoughts and feelings. Your honesty and vulnerability reminds me of the verses, "He heals the broken-hearted and binds up their wounds." (Psalm 34) and "A broken and contrite heart You will not despise." (Psalm 18:17)
I wanted to think about what you wrote a little bit to see what really came up and then reply again. So this little note is to say I'll do that. I will be praying!!! Thinking about you! ♥️
“Blue sky” is my personal favorite song ever. Dicky Betts and Duane Allman shred the solo on that song so hard.
Give "little martha" a listen.
Yeah i’m a big fan of blue sky too :p
Mountain Jam is flawless.
It's a beautiful song.
I agree, " Blues Sky" is my favorite song also. The change off from Dicky to Duane in the solo is awesome. True stereo.
The Allman Brothers Band were quite possibly the best band in the U.S. at this time before they lost Duane Allman at 24 in a motorcycle accident.
duane was a much better guitarist than he was a motorcyclist
Eat A Peach !
The greatest show I’ve ever seen was Gregg Allman opening for SRV. Just an amazing night of music. Love your channel, brother.
Saw that too, summer of '87.
I was there as well, it was just incredible.
I saw that tour. Greg was real good but SRV blew me away! GOAT
This was one of my "therapy songs" when my ex-wife left me, seems I was the only one married. "Whipping Post", Marshall Tucker Band, "Can't you see", they helped me discover other Southern Rock, Rock, and Blues artists, and I learned to let go of my hurt and move on. Music is so therapeutic to me and I am glad you are doing these reactions.
It's because it's cathartic. It allows you to drive the pain out of you.
MTB for sure.
That Hammond organ never gets the credit it deserves! Love the Brothers 💕🍑✌️
I refer to it as "The Mighty Hammond B-3"! Love that sound! Jamal should definitely review some more bands that used it. Procul Harum and Yes off the top of my head.
@@alfondsotisserand7606 Booker T., and the MGs
B3!
Waiting for the midnight Rider my favorite 😃🇨🇦
My favorite too from the Allman Brothers. This one here though is a close second...
My ANTHEM...
This has my vote as well- DO EET
Yes! I recommend Jessica, or one way out...✌️😎
Elizabeth Reed!!
Yes Yes Yes!!!! You found them!!! Thank you!!! Southern Rock is something else, right?
I always put them in the same genre as Marshall Tucker, The Outlaws, .38 Special, Molly Hatchet, but that's just me.
Gregg Allman didn't care for the term "Southern Rock". He felt it was redundant. He always said "All rock is Southern."
i am a blues singer in a blues band in St. Louis(BLUESTREAK STL) and i remember my best friend who talked me into playing and singing and playing harmonica, i am laughing because his reaction to Greg's voice was identical to yours, he said that boy sounds like he is really tied to that whipping post, one of the finest blues/rock bands, epic shows.
Talk about genetics, one family produces one of the greatest blues guitarists and one of the greatest blues voices.
not too mention Dereck Trucks is Butch Trucks nephew.
Butch Trucks uncle was Virgil Trucks - a borderline hall of fame level all-star pitcher who threw two no-hitters in MLB in one season.
You know when a black dude holds up his hand like hes in church, he's feeling it to his soul.
5:26 I've listened to this music for decades. It's so refreshing to experience someone discovering it for the first time and reacting to those things that made us love this music so many years ago. Thanks J for restoring my appreciation of these incredible songs
This song literally gives me chills when I hear it. I think we have all felt that feeling at some time.
Tasty!! That's Greg Allman. Knew a guy that looked just like him. We called him Greg Almost. lol
😆 Greg Almost! I love it 😆
There's a guy in my town that looks like him, except his hair is more strawberry blonde. On occasion I see him walking his dog when I walk mine - I always think.....there goes Phoenixville Gregg
Made me laugh out loud. Thanks, needed that.
Dude, that's awesome. Lulz
Reminds me of the Neil Diamond tribute act "Nearly Neil" 😁
Took this man to church!! Love to see it; that’s how music binds us.
Allman BROS, "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed " LIVE from the Fillmore East-71. Great blues, jazz, rock, long instrumental song with:. 2 drummers, 2 lead guitars. Just amazing!!!.
Greatest song ever!!
Back in the day "Blue eyed soul" was what Duane was doing there.
Appreciating the music of my generation like i never realized because of Jamel's honest and deep evaluation musically as well as lyrically.
I like this guy's reaction he's very cool
Yes he is
Jamal, you REALLY need to listen to "In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed" live version at Fillmore
Listen to their live at the Fillmore Album, good grief that is so good. The songs sounded even better live and Whipping Post is incredible. But my personal favorite, "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed" is a diamond. It's on my Road Music list, often the first song that's on when I hit the road.
my favorite instrumental ever ... y'oughta hear the 7/4/98 version from Charlotte with Jack Pearson, omg
Live at The Fillmore is I think THE BEST live album ever. I am a 65 year old lady, & The Allman Brothers along with a lot of other music from back then , te best.
Between blacks and whites. Granted yall prolly from the the north or out west . But damn how can yall deny southern rock and how it heals and fills the soul.
My family immigrated to the US when I was ten. I love American music, rock, blues, country, western, bluegrass, jazz, Motown. There are wonderful gems all over the place. America has great music because America has a great soul.
You know it FLYIN RYAN.
Agreed!
very best music for a trip. strong medicine.
I's a nowthana, and I ain't denyin' nothin'!
This was their favorite jam song when they played live. Sometimes they would jam on this song for 30 minutes or more and everyone would get a chance to show off their chops. A brilliant song.
This song never gets old to me. Every time I hear it, it’s like hearing it for the first time again. Allman bro. are so legendary & talented. Love em💜❤️🧡💛💚💙🤍❤️🧡💜💙💚💛🧡❤️
"Whipping Post" is like being dragged over broken glass -- you love it when it's done, but boy does it hurt in the meantime!
Who likes being dragged over broken glass?!
@@orihoola, I don't think I implied that anyone did -- though some folks might enjoy it. What I meant is that Whipping Post takes you to a raw emotional space, which hurts if you empathize with the singer. But like all good blues, it feels so good when the band releases you from that raw space and lets you return to a more normal space.
The Allman Brothers Band is the best traveling music ever!
I was 8 years old and remember my mom listening to this, and also Edgar Winter, Frankenstein on the surround sound. Thanks for keeping the old jams alive. Brings back so many good memories.
Music for me begag in the mid 60's. Jazz, blues, rock, everything. When I watch you react to tunes I've been listening to for over 55 years, I feel like I did the first time I heard them. You are a treasure my friend. You make me smile
I have been listening to this song more than half my life and it still gives me chills every time.
Fabulous music. TRUE classic rock. This music will last forever. I’m seeing his son, Michael Allman next month in Lakeland. Soooo excited
In Memory of Elizabeth Reed, another good one. I have several albums from the seventies by them. The crowning acheivment for me is Live at the Filmore East Album. Good Lord
if there's Southern Jazz Blues Rock...that would be the standard
I discovered the Allman Brothers when I was 18. That was 42 years ago. Love seeing someone discover them for the first time. Keep up the great videos!
Remember Eat a Peach? Love me some Allman Bros!
Hey, Danny, the first time I ever heard ABB music was as a high school freshman and a group of students who had a band performed in the school talent show with "Don't Want You No More/It's Not My Cross to Bear." Been an ABB fan ever since - and that was in '71. :-)
My Aunt said that I needed to see my first rock concert in 1969 for my thirtieth birthday. She took me to Fillmore East in NYC to see the Allman Brothers. Let's say I found the Church of Allman that night. It's really great to see you get into Greg and the Allman Brothers for the first time. I think music is the great uniter of man and the gods of rock have been stripped away from us, so we stop realizing we are all one on this one tiny planet.
I hope that one day you can visit Macon. The Big House is awesome!
Check out the live version from Live At The Filmore. The greatest 23 minutes of music you hear
Blue eyed soul's what we used to call it. Greg had a root.
I had the privilege's of seeing these guys 3 times in the 70's and I always got chills when they finished with this incredible song.
When Gregg died, my brother said to me, "probably the best white boy blues of them all." Not sure I'm quite there, but damn, he was a giant! They were just kids when they did this stuff.
LOL man you're killin' me with these reactions. I gotta get offa here and do something or I'll be here all day.
I've been here all night. Contagious rock and roll. Music being real
Join the club! Watching someone else enjoy it for the first time is like enjoying it YOURSELF for the first time!
I'm glad I'm working from home cuz I've been cracking up..its beautiful to see someone discover something for the first time
You and me both brother!
70's greatest era of music ever. Whipping post one of Allman brothers best. Saw them live as a teenager. Amazing.
God the Allman Brothers were so damn good! SOUL has NO color....
Amen
A couple members of the band were black.
Trent Allman and yet they were all brothers
@@johansmallberries9874 There is a Behind the Music on them you might like.
Trent Allman one
I am right there with you my friend...I consider myself a child of rock but I must admit that I hadn’t heard that track before and I’m loving it. I’m gonna have to go deep into the Almam Brothers rabbit hole. That’s a sweet groove!!!
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He does have soul. Now keep in mind he was really just a kid when they did this man.
The Allman Brothers Band's music draws out every raw emotion a man could have.
The Allman brothers band,are great.I remember the whipping post song in 79,when I was13,and got my first stereo.
When The Allam Brothers (Greg Allman on keyboards & vocals, Duane Allman on guitar) band first started they were for the most part a Cream cover band - Cream (Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce, & Eric Clapton) started everything, years before (mid/late 60s) Zeppelin or Hendrix Cream was defining Rock music, and every band was doing some version of Cream music, and the early Allman Brothers (first under the name The Allman Joys) did lots of Cream covers. The couldn't make it, because nobody could do Cream like Cream, and so Greg Allman left the band and headed to southern California to try to make it on his own, while Duane kept going back home. After (I believe) a couple of years, Greg returned to rejoin the band . . . when he was asked if he had written any music they could do he replied that he had a pretty bad experience in California and wrote a song about it - after he sang . . .
'I've been run down and I've been lied to.
And I don't know why, I let that mean woman make
me a fool.
She took all my money, wrecks my new car.
Now she's with one of my good time buddies,
They're drinkin’ in some cross-town bar.
Sometimes I feel, sometimes I feel,
Like I been tied to the whippin' post.'
. . . they stopped covering Cream songs, did their own stuff, and invented Southern Rock.
YOu sure don't know what you are talking about.
Jim ~ what point/points do you count to be inaccurate?
@@MickeyHaistSr 1) When the Allman Brothers started out, they were NOT, for the most part, a Cream cover band. They covered all the popular songs of that time. They covered several Beatles songs. The Hour Glass could not make it, not because they couldn't do Cream like Cream but because the record producers wanted them to do songs that they just did not want to do. 2) The Hour Glass went to LA to try to make it and Duane was in the band in LA. Greg did NOT try to make it on his own. DUane and Greg were under contract but Duane had enough and left LA. Greg had to stay and fulfill the contract, 3) The Allman Brothers Band did not exist when Greg was in LA. Duane put together a band in Florida in 1969 that was all the ABB minus Greg, plus Reese Wynans on the organ. Duane new he needed Greg to complete his band because Greg could sing like no other. He called Greg to come on back and Greg went back to Florida. The first song that the band did with Greg singing was Trouble No More. Duane knew he had the band that he wanted. That is when the Allman Brothers were born.
I don't know why you insist on tying the ABB to covering Cream songs. You seem obsessed with Cream.
I could go on but I have typed enough for now. So, do you see how inaccurate you are?
Jim ~ I don’t resist any of your comments here (perhaps other than being Cream obsessed). I tend to go on too much so I smooshed things together for brevity’s sake, but didn’t intend to miscast anything . . . rather than write 4 paragraphs I tried to give a thumbnail idea of the course the band (that eventually became The Allman Brothers) took.
I know they weren’t actually a Cream cover band, that’s what my “for the most part” was intended to imply - but the early LP I have had several Cream covers on it, so I was wanting to give the picture of where they started and where they came to as the founders of Southern Rock.
I honestly wasn’t trying to deceive anyone and I’m sorry if my comments distressed you - I was only trying, in an abbreviated ‘general picture’ manner, to give some background to the song.
@@MickeyHaistSr Yes, but, even if you are condensing the information, you should still be accurate. Wouldn't you agree? Your comment didn't distress me. I just commented that you were inaccurate. You asked what was inaccurate and I had to explain.
When you go on your first date play this song and if they dont like it you just turn that car right back around. Well bye
Right, because.....why bother?
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Definitely
I don't think I've ever paid this song much attention. Today it made me CRY :'( Thanks as always - in all ways...