The Charlie Daniels Band - No Place To Go - 10/31/1975 - Capitol Theatre (Official)
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- The Charlie Daniels Band - No Place To Go
Recorded Live: 10/31/1975 - Capitol Theatre - Passaic, NJ
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I agree that was one of the most underrated songs ever
One of the most underrated songs ever
Charlie was the most beautiful man,never meet a stranger..Times were sure excellent..thank you my Lord for my family of real respect full men..Rip men..our hope shall return for us...Jesus is Lord 🙏
This is one of my all time favorite songs, period!
I was lucky to see The Charlie Daniels Band perform several times. The first show I saw was in 1974. They were opening for Lynyrd Skynyrd, and Golden Earring was also there that night. CDB played first. His albums were always good, but a live show was always amazing. I think they closed with this song in '74. I know they did in a couple of other shows I saw. I became a life long fan that night. They were an incredible band in the 70's
Seen Charlie 25+ times. Always a gentleman. Was pulling into the parking lot at Westbury and he was next to us in his bud. We hung out the window to say hello and he waived and tipped his hat to my wife. Class act
Yeah??? My wife blew him a kiss!!!
Nothing better than Southern jam!!
Love all CDB,but this is my #1
I would love to hear Widespread Panic cover this, Jimmy would rock this so badass!
RIP Charlie.
RIP Charlie. 7-6-2020
Oh, I might add that I consider The Allman Brothers Band to be the best .... ever!
Taz,tommycrain,charlie hayward,dee murray,fred edwards charlie daniels the real charlie daniels band
Charlie daniels was big part of life as a young man. I love his music one of greatest southern rock band's of all time. salute
LEGEND
Absolutely amazing. I can't find any rainbow ride by charlie daniels band live
This was included within the album cover of "Fire on the Mountain" from '74. Recorded from the first Volunteer Jam. I never knew it was included in the album jacket until my water heater busted one night and I had to scramble in the morning to rescue my albums from getting wet. The EP fell out of the sleeve and later on I played it. That was 1980! I'd had it the whole time without knowing it existed. It was only included in the earliest pressings of the album. Phenomenal performance!!
Interesting. I've had the album since about the late 70s or early 80s and didn't know No Place to Go was a limited inclusion. My album is Epic 34365. Love the song--powerful version--and the whole album. One of my favorites. Do you know why they didn't include it later?
Sorry I laughed.
Being a guitar player myself the best live version of this song in my opinion is on the Fire On The Mountain album with Barry Barnes on guitar he was a heavy player for that time and he and Charlie tore that song up. With all do respect to Tommy Crain who was more clean toned & Country infuenced and a fine player in his own right. Charlie luved his contributions to the band. Just listen to his Tommy Crains solo on the studio version of Texas what a tone... Glenn
Thought I saw every version of No place left to go and Burmingham Blues there was. 2 of my all time favorite songs, not just CDB songs.. Thanx so much for finding this and putting it on you tube
R.I.P. Charlie! You was da man! Been digging your music since I was about 14 or so, I’m 60 now! When vinyl albums were the thing, I had about every album of CDB and about every Southern Rock artist there was at the time! Anyways, R.I.P. Charlie, and Tom Crain too! And Taz too! Sorry Taz, I forgot you the first time brother!
Freaken sooo goood
This was my 2nd time I seen CDB back then.CDB was always great at the old Capitol the ticket was $5.00.
Excellent!
One bad ass mf'er. Saw him at the Warwick Tent a few years after
Fire On The Mountain came out. He wasn't playing this tower music then.....
I had the Fire on the Mountain album in the early 70's-this song is one of the reasons I wanted to play the guitar, wound up having a career as a guitar player.
I have seen this video before, it's right when Tom got in the band.
Barry Beckett is the other guitar player on the album version.
Charlie was on the same level as Duane Allman, but never got credit for that.
RIP
RIP to a legend.
Toughest live party jam there is
Loved this live version, RIP Charlie
I will never stop listining to this kind of music great muscicans playing with there heart and soul
Charlie Daniels Band has been good to me playing my WORX since I was a kid!!!
13 y/o, I just heard him sing, playing my lyrics - BIG THUMBS UP CHARLIE !!!
They were such a talented and innovated band. Saw then in early 70's in Miami with Marshal Tucker Band,Wet Willie,and Grinders Switch. What a jam
Amazing!
I dig that
I tell you four sour no place left to go but home get home son
Southern Rock Extravaganza -- Macon Coliseum, Macon, GA -- 1976
Atlanta Rhythm Section
Charlie Daniels Band
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Had us a LARGE TIME with NO PLACE LEFT TO GO cuz we flew with the FREE BIRD....ya
What a line up.
Like Marshall Tucker Band, CDB is under-appreciated and virtually undiscovered; both played a much more important role in southern rock than they were given credit for - everyone just knows about Allmans and Lynerd Skynerd. A shame.
did Charlie Hayward play at this time? what a great bass run!!
David Ellsworth yes.
For sure was Charlie H.
Charlie Hayward was the only Bassist that Charlie Daniels ever had in his Band. He was one of the only original founding Members that stuck with the CDB from day one all the way up through all the years until Charlie Daniels passed away last year.
Taz Digregorio looked so young here... Boy could he really tickle the Ivories... RIP Taz... Now you are reunited with Charlie up there and playing that great music in Heaven.
I can't find Part 2 of this song on u tube.. I used to be able to find it..
Widespread Panic would rock this so hard. So would Gov't Mule.
Is this available to purchase as a DVD? This is Fantastic!!!
Love the CDB, truly indeed, but if you don't see the Allman Brothers Band influence here, or if you don't acknowledge the ABB influence on the entirety of so-called "Southern Rock", then you might be blind. Just sayin'. The ABB was the first - others came after.