that song saved allmon brothers band after duane passed away they seemed over with but this song and the album brothers and sisters came out they went to the next level that was when i took a listen to them and thats it i was hooked saw them 3 times 70.s and the 80,s YA
Perfect tempo. They really enjoy themselves here I feel. I mean, it shows. Couple of guitar solo errors here and there but who gives a S***.. This is 🔥
This is setzers band. Betts is stepping in playing his song. For Brian to play the the tele is just a chance he never gets. He probably never played the song before. He just wants to play the tele on stage. I doubt if his sound is even dialed in for this.. there are other videos of this show. I think Dickey plays in memory of Elizabeth Reed. Much better quality
I don't know why I get really emotional when Brian sings backup vocals for a tiny bit- so sweet man!!! both definitely live up to the title of guitar greats!x
Dickey Bettes,Brian Setzer 1984 Ramblin Man.Amazing performance. Here is a great example of Fender, and Gibson guitars Tonal differences.Very different animals all the same, still, the 25.5 inch scale Fender Alder Maple tone wood/single coils, and Gibson 24.34 inch Mahogany Maple./humbucker pickups. You can hear the Difference, and Both are playing through Marshall heads. Dickey is very loud in this performance, and he over powers Brian. But hey, its Rock, and Roll, and we Like it!
remember this was the song that saved the allmon brothers band untill this song hit big in 1973 they were looking to disband after duane passed away in 1972 but dickey handed over this to greg along with other songs he was working on after duane,s death and they added some others and that was it brothers and sisters #1 album in 1974 not bad dickey and greg
This was one of the great shows MTV would televise every so often. It had a married couple jam with Lita Ford and Tony Iomi and it had Johnny Winters and David Gilmore and Steve Cropper....Neal Schon...and they all jammed at the end....I may still have the VHS tape of it somewhere :) all the "second teer" guys I call them. Not Clapton...Hendrix ...Allman...Beck...SRV....Santana but certainly tops in their business
You are right but you can't go against a Les Paul with a Strat or Tele using their classic sounds.....Hendrix doing" Drivin South " is the way you got to fight a Les Paul in a Jam. I struggle to think of your die hard Strat users in music history that playing a well known "LES PAUL" tune could hang in a jam....Jeff Beck ...young Jimmie Page and his Tele?? Trower maybe... any others????
I’m glad you said that. Part of the problem is that he came in on his solo playing rockabilly, and those blue notes did not work with Betts’s incredible melodic playing here. The Fender sounded a little thin, swallowed up by Betts’s tone on the Les Paul. Maybe the biggest problem is that I don’t know if I’ve heard him play his post-Duane material any better, including live. There’s a video of him playing “Jessica” at this same show, and he’s just unreal.
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Dickey one of the most UNDERRATED GUITAR PLAYERS EVER
Man what do I miss this kind of music
RIP Dickey Betts. Brian sure can play!
I saw dickey betts play with Marshall tucker band back in the 80s he was great.
Still lovin this in 2024!
Wow this was awesome!!!!!! Betts killing it!!........ Most fun I have seen him have!
Those boys sure can play.....
Dickey is just killing it here. Hittin' the note.
hittin the note...yep
bass mans an animal👍💪
It's just so good I can't get enough!
Dickey Betts band is one of the best shows I have ever seen.
*I didn't know Kramer played bass in the 80s!*
Outstanding. What a great song. Memories.
I saw him on this tour at The Channel in Boston, MA. This number brought down the house.
A rare sight...Brian Setzer playing another type of guitar other than a Gretsch !!
And a B-Bender no less!
Badly!
@@WinstonOBoogie_ oh shit hi is!! I never seen him play a bender before...wow
Two of my favorite guitarists!!!
Do you know what kind of energy that drummer has to have to play that fast for that long? Whew!
#ThrashPunk #Chicago #CunningLikeCobras i know a drummer that fits that criteria
Brian Stelter wtf
DIS B MY KINDA MUSIC 🎸👏👍✌
Good to see you playing no no matter how long ago it was , still good to see you playing really cool. Hope to see you soon.
man is he kicking some royal ass on that thing
that song saved allmon brothers band after duane passed away they seemed over with but this song and the album brothers and sisters came out they went to the next level that was when i took a listen to them and thats it i was hooked saw them 3 times 70.s and the 80,s YA
I hardly recognized Setzer without that big Hollow-bodied guitar
and he still rocked it!
Perfect tempo. They really enjoy themselves here I feel. I mean, it shows. Couple of guitar solo errors here and there but who gives a S***.. This is 🔥
One of the many Great songs of all time.So mote it be! If you ain't been to Knoxville and Nashville don't knock it!
So great!
Brian's like, "OH JESUS I CAN'T SCREW THIS UP. COME ON BRIAN, PLAY GOOD FOR DICKEY BETTS."
Dickey has tone a mile deep on his LP. The Tele never stood a chance. But when it's YOUR song, you always step it up.
This is setzers band. Betts is stepping in playing his song. For Brian to play the the tele is just a chance he never gets. He probably never played the song before. He just wants to play the tele on stage. I doubt if his sound is even dialed in for this.. there are other videos of this show. I think Dickey plays in memory of Elizabeth Reed. Much better quality
hey that’s la bamba from conan on trombone!
I don't know why I get really emotional when Brian sings backup vocals for a tiny bit- so sweet man!!! both definitely live up to the title of guitar greats!x
fucking brian setzer...the best guitar player i EVER saw. right up there with SRV, Buddy Guy, Derek Trucks...all of 'em
Dickey Bettes,Brian Setzer 1984 Ramblin Man.Amazing performance. Here is a great example of Fender, and Gibson guitars Tonal differences.Very different animals all the same, still, the 25.5 inch scale Fender Alder Maple tone wood/single coils, and Gibson 24.34 inch Mahogany Maple./humbucker pickups. You can hear the Difference, and Both are playing through Marshall heads. Dickey is very loud in this performance, and he over powers Brian. But hey, its Rock, and Roll, and we Like it!
YEAH!!!
Bad Ass!
fantástico!
remember this was the song that saved the allmon brothers band untill this song hit big in 1973 they were looking to disband after duane passed away in 1972 but dickey handed over this to greg along with other songs he was working on after duane,s death and they added some others and that was it brothers and sisters #1 album in 1974 not bad dickey and greg
When Setzer's your #2.
Brian and Tele? Damn!
This was one of the great shows MTV would televise every so often. It had a married couple jam with Lita Ford and Tony Iomi and it had Johnny Winters and David Gilmore and Steve Cropper....Neal Schon...and they all jammed at the end....I may still have the VHS tape of it somewhere :) all the "second teer" guys I call them. Not Clapton...Hendrix ...Allman...Beck...SRV....Santana but certainly tops in their business
do You know who the members of the back up band were?
Brian Tele!!! Dickey Les Paul!!! Is Jon Paris in the Bass?? I think....
Dickey's totally in charge here, so self-confident and freewheeling.
epic
That's right.
Kenny Aaronson on Bass I think.
Kenny Aaronson is lefthanded. My guess could be Lee Rocker.
That is Kenny Aaronson, not left handed.@@bluebird925
@@timmacatee3991 Interesting
@timmacatee3991 I believe you're right about Kenny Aaronson on bass. Somehow I thought he was left handed, but he's definitely right handed.
you can, fact is that dickey was know for his attitude "drive amp more then other guitarist". Brian just had to turn up the amp :-)
The les paul seems to out muscle the tele here....
Great tune.....awsome artists.....
Ive just come from listening to hendrix play MachineGun for the final time in Berlin and sorry to say this sounds like a toy fly lol
@Zebarbas the bass player must be kenny aaronson...
Kenny Aaronson is lefthanded.
Making that Les Paul sing.
@ducatibates sure is. he (also) of "HSAS" fame...remember that? ...anyone? ha ;)
I love the Allman Brothers but live he would not win any singing competitions.
You are right but you can't go against a Les Paul with a Strat or Tele using their classic sounds.....Hendrix doing" Drivin South " is the way you got to fight a Les Paul in a Jam. I struggle to think of your die hard Strat users in music history that playing a well known "LES PAUL" tune could hang in a jam....Jeff Beck ...young Jimmie Page and his Tele?? Trower maybe... any others????
Setzer is stuck in simple pentatonic for once. He sounds a bit stuck. Bass player is holding up his end. Don't know who the b-man is.
thats better if he had the hollow it would feel out of place here too deep strat was a good choice
wow setzer way outa tune here and on a tele
Dickey and Jamioe last men standing
The guitar is not outa tune. Frankly spoken: Brian playing wrong notes.
Brian Setzer did not sound good here, but Dickey Betts sure killed it.
I’m glad you said that. Part of the problem is that he came in on his solo playing rockabilly, and those blue notes did not work with Betts’s incredible melodic playing here. The Fender sounded a little thin, swallowed up by Betts’s tone on the Les Paul. Maybe the biggest problem is that I don’t know if I’ve heard him play his post-Duane material any better, including live. There’s a video of him playing “Jessica” at this same show, and he’s just unreal.
HAHA Setzer gettin' cold shower there from the great!!! XD
Brian's guitar is not in tune at all..his guitar is tuned flat...i'm sure his guitar tech heard about it...
brian setzer out of tune for a moment
B bender tecnique
b bender lol...
His Tele is out of tune....
B bender technique could have been better. Seems like he was just starting to figure it out
shitload of mistakes, known/than
Wow this really sucks