The Allman Brothers Band Whipping Post Reaction
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- g'day guys, today we are reacting to the Allman Brothers Band Whipping Post. This song is right up my alley. I loved the sound and groove of it. Can't wait to hear more from this band.
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Whipping Post (Time Capsule Version)
Artist
The Allman Brothers Band
Album
Atlantic Records Time Capsule (Limited Edition)
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Still blows my mind when people say they’ve never heard of the Allman Brothers Band.
they never got the publicity or renown they should have. They just were laid back that way.
Or Marshall Tucker for chrissakes!!
yeah i was like what?
@@KindCountsDeb3773 That statement is not true in the least. Formed in 1969, they have been awarded seven gold and four platinum albums, received a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and are included on many 'Best Of" lists.
makes me feel old as hell.
Welcome, brother! You have just been baptised in the blood---- Deep Fried Southern Rock n Roll!
when a southern rock band starts playing, your never ready for what you hear...and thats a good thing
Amen!!
@@samnobody8926 and gets better as you listen to it over and over. Just builds the effect
AMEN listening to the Brothers is truly a religious experience. First time I saw the brothers was 1970. I had the honor of experiencing The Almighty Skydog!!!
@@davidhattman7649 Yes, my cousin was Red Dog (roadie extraordinaire) and I've heard a lot of them. I am glad I got to see Duane and Berry before they passed.
Every time somone discovers this band I am reminded how lucky I am to have been raised on actual music played by phenomenal musicians.
God Bless The Allman Brothers.
Absolutely incredible Artists the likes are seldom seen today. Or never seen.
Live version at the "Fillmore East" in 1971 is a MUST. In fact, that album is in the Library of Congress. It is hailed as one of the best, if not THE best, live albums of all time.
PS- Whipping Post, "Live at Fillmore East" goes for like 22 minutes.
PSS- Gregg was 23 and belted out vocals like a 60 y/o bluesman! Duane was 25. Hell, the entire band was barely old enough to drink.
Duane was 24. He never reached his 25th birthday..And, IMO, is the greatest live album ever recorded...I don't think anything else even comes close.
Wait until he hears Duane's solo in Elizabeth Reed.
@@sjd5750 Ludlows Garage, Waiting for Columbus, Get your Ya Ya's out, Without a Net. All great live albums.
SRV and Double Trouble Live at the El Mocambo gives it a run for its money; its either this one or that one. But no doubt, this is one of the tippy tops of all live performances 👍
Though it ain't in LoC, there was indeed a show with almost same setlist a month earlier at Filmore West (in SF,CA.) And it's on you tube somewhere, also excellent show...✌️😎
“ I wonder if they do that live” well if that isn’t the biggest understatement ever lol! Brother... you have no idea! And you’re gonna love it!!
I know. That made me laugh.
That has got to be one the funniest lines anyone has ever delivered. Inadvertently or on purpose.
Layne In Chains a lot of people with these kind of channels say that they haven’t heard it but they have. It’s a tactic to keep the viewers wstching
Lets just say that the Allmans live was the best concert I've ever been to. Those guys came to PLAY.
As good as Berry was, you haven't heard Whipping Post until you've heard Woody play it on that 12 string he's got. Good lord.
"Where has this band been??" No where have YOU been. Great music never dies!!! Welcome
When he said, "I'm not ready" in the first minute, I thought, " Oh, Lordy, son, get you some nitroglycerin or something!"
Hey boy, take that hat off! You in church now!
God bless you Son.
Hearing it for the first time is like finding a piece of your soul that you didn't know that you had, innit?
..I think I was about 10 years old (1986) in Croatia ,former Yugoslavia then ..I don't remember if it was a weekend or a weekday, and of course I had the energy and curiosity to wander around and explore my little town around 8-9pm in late summer.. I slowly crept up to the window of the basement in the city center and of course there were several boys, 7-8 years older than me 'rolling' , sipping beers, chilling and listening to records. The sound of that Duane electric guitar and voice of Greg was the discovery of something completely unknown and new for me.. I fell in love with rock and roll, blues, soul... I have never forgotten that first discovery and feeling of listening the gramophone records and Allman brothers music...the stale smell of beer, moisture, 'cigarettes' all-mixed in the basement..😏🤘
Hard to believe Gregg Allman was only 19 when he sang this. One of my all time favorite songs...
21 recorded but yeah, old soul for sure.
“Hang on im not ready for this “ ....Lol classic
Yeah, took me by surprise. What a great song.
@@PatrolNation but it's just the beginning of The Allman brother catalog. This is real Southern blues. You probably sound like John Lennon did the first time he heard Chuck Berry. You gave us some good music, but it all came from this side of the pond.
@@PatrolNation try and catch them filmed. The videos help the effect and show them playing. lots out there.
Who doesn't love a prominent and aggressive bass guitar?!
@@NefariousKoel Exactly!😘
It freaks me out there are people who haven't heard the Allman Brothers. Missionaries should have been handing out Fillmore East copies everywhere. There should be a copy of Fillmore East in every hotel drawer. Uhhhh yes there is a live version. Can't wait for that. Nobody knows off of Evening with the Allman Brothers, and Elizabeth Reed off of Fillmore, and Mountain Jam. Oh hell just get Eat a Peach..... great video. Thanks
"There should be a copy of Fillmore East in every hotel drawer" Im gon' use that!
true--we had better get busy spreading the gospel
Live at ludlow garage is a great one too!
Live at the Fillmore East is the greatest Live album ever produced, hands down...Everything on it is great, but my favorite is Dickie Betts penned masterpiece, "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed."
Dickie Betts woke up in a graveyard after a bender in front of a gravestone that said In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed, that's where the name of that song came from.
Amen
When he asked "where has this band been?" . . . . I had to cry.
😢 and 😂
You jumped right into the deep end of the pool bro. lol
AMEN!!!!!
Lmao
I totally agree!😎
"I wonder if they do that live?"
Oh, my friend, you have no idea.
good idea to SEE a video/film of them playing. He'll see who plays what and a lot of interesting playing.
The questions is, where the hell have you been?! LoL!
Allman Brothers kill it! 🎸🎼🎙
Small town in Australia...lol
@@PatrolNation Hahaha! Well, welcome to the ABB fan club!
Welcome oh I can’t wait to see you react to more of these guys!
@@PatrolNation That's probably the only acceptable excuse. Glad you finally heard them.
God ! I envy you so much because of the upcoming ride you're about to take. Duane Allman in his short life changed how everyone looked at guitar playing. Good listening , mate !
Best response ever, my older brother turned me on to the ABB back in the mid 70s. Nothing been the same since.
Well stated, Frank. I remember my introduction to this music when I was 21. 54 trips around the sun now, I'm still digging on them. I can't get enough of Mtn Jam while cruising around in my caddy ragtop!
Hello from Texas this is the greatest Southern Rock band ever. Chillbumps
Before his untimely death Duane Allman was the most in demand session guitarist in Rock and Roll.
I'm reading Gregg Allman's bio and he wrote this song at 20 !! I thought it was an older, blues song written long ago. It's stellar. Thanks Gregg ! And Berry Oakley was the bass player, his intro.
There is just something about good old southern rock and roll. Blues and country blended with the rock vibe. What's not to like?
“Let’s listen with an open mind!” L M A O he wasn’t readyyyyyyyyyyyy
And on the 3rd note you see the doors to his mind get completely blown off their hinges! Love it!
I been rocking Allman Brothers since 1973 and still do.
Dickey Betts lives about 10 minutes from me. This is sweet. R.I.P. Duane & Gregg
Lets not forget Berry Oakley!
Southern Fried Blues Rock Greg Has the Voice and Brother Duane was one of all time best guitarists in the world....Even Jimi Hendrix said so......
This is part of the foundation from which our present day music is formed.
"JESSICA" is a must!! Congratulations on discovering AWESOMENESS, its a great ride
My first concert in Atlanta 1972 WOW...
The best Southern Blues Rock band of all time.
Allman Brothers Band doing anything live is waaayyyyyyy different than their studio stuff. It’s a lot longer and, in my opinion, better. They can jam for basically 3 hours non stop. The album “Live at the Filmore East”, any song but Whipping Post, Statesboro Blues, and Don’t Keep me Wondering are my favorites.
I'm not a big fan of live music, unless I'm AT the concert in person. But you're right about how long they play. The last AB concert I went to was an outdoor concert in 2000, right after Dickey Betts left the band, and they jammed for nearly 4 hours! I was so damned drunk by the end!! LOL
I guarantee that if you listen to “Midnight Rider” by the Allman Brothers that you will have heard it. Maybe in a movie.
2 lead guitars and 2 drummers lead singer played keyboard as rhythm setting and bassist this band revolutionuzed how band concepts were in the 60s
Gregg's book really goes into how the band came up with their sound. Really interesting and important. Such a history w/them before they made it. They really worked.
The Allman Brothers Band is one of the best "Jam" bands. They just go with it....its Awesome!
saw them live in St Pete, Fla when they did Donovan's "mountain song". Jammed for SO long and it was transcendent. Around 1970.
Butch always said they were not a "Jam Band: they were a band that jammed. imho the greatest of all times
Be warned ! You are entering a time when music was real, no auto tune, no click track, none needed. You may never be the same
"Sweet Melissa" showcases the beauty of Duane's slide guitar. It is a beautifully soulful and melodic song. Well worth the listen.
A gorgeous song
The guitar on Melissa is not Duane. He had been killed by that time. Melissa was supposedly Duane's favorite song that Gregg wrote so recorded the song. There beautiful guitar you hear on that song is Dickey Betts.
Fantastic 👍. Patrol Gaming, if you are new to the Allman Brothers, then you are in for a very pleasant surprise my friend😄. The band is way different now from their original set. They were beset by tragedy, and have had different lineups through the years. Gregg Allman was one of rock & roll's all time great voices!!! Just a fantastic Southern rock band. You can't go wrong with any of their songs: "Jessica", "Statesboro Blues", "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed", "Stormy Monday", "Ramblin' Man". They are all great songs😄. My personal favorite is "One Way Out". Enjoy your research into this fantastic band Pat. Have a great day mate💖.
‘Soulshine’ by Allman Bros is a must listen every Sunday in my house. Full blast
I love that song😨😨
I play Blue Sky whenever i'm driving (NOT commuting) somewhere and it's a sunny day...it reminds me of Super Mario Bros 2 where all the trees and leaves and mushrooms and the sun and clouds are all dancing back and forth, that's what I picture the scenery doing as I drive and listen to that song lol.
I agree but the studio version doesn’t do for me, it sounds like they learned it that day and lacks mojo
Ain't Wastin' Time No More is my Sunday AM jam but soulshine is great! I usually just put on a complete album. Fillmore or Eat a Peach but I've been really diggin' Idlewild south lately!
I love Soulshine, but I prefer the Government Mule one.
Greg was only 19 yo when he joined with his brother Duane and Betts. Incredible talent and I always listen to them on road trips.
Gregg Allman doing soulful vocals and playing organ! His Brother Duane in lead guitar!
Most people miss the boat when they don't recognize the Hammond B3 as the backbone of the sound.
@@hobo1958 and Gregg was underrated. He was praised, of course, but should have gotten even more gratitude. Now people are speaking more on it, after he passed people spoke on it reverently
@@KindCountsDeb3773 Ain't it always like that. We don't seem to appreciate what we have while we have it.
BLACK HEARTED WOMAN, STAND BACK, STATESBORO BLUES, STORMY MONDAY.
Welcome to the low down, grit of Southern Rock! Molly Hatchet - Fall of the Peacemakers and Flirtin’ with Disaster. Allman Brothers signature song is Midnight Rider, a must hear.
Lovin the Allman bros for almost 50 yrs now. We had great music in late 60s to mid 70s. Many a great song. I recall exactly where I was ,in my car at a stop sign in Valley of L.A. when news came of the death of one of the brothers.
Bros are Legendary
Midnight Rider is a must
Stormy Monday is another favorite of Allman Brothers along with Statesborral Blues.
“One Way Out” would be a good next step
Thrilled next gens are enjoying Classic Rock and Roll. It warms this sixties child's heart to no end!
We bequeath it all to YOU! 😍💘💖🎵🎸🎶🎧 . . . Rock on!
Greg Allman And The Allman Brothers Band. One of a kind..
The brothers are back together just playing that good rhythm and soul................
Yes there is a live version of Whipping Post! I believe it's live at Filmore East!
I should know by now...always check for the live version...lol
I love the Allman Brothers Band! I listened to them when i was in college in the 70's. You should check out the band called "Yes"
My favorite Allman Brothers song. Just fantastic. A long time ago, a co-worker and I were singing to it, karaoke-style, at the top of our lungs in an apartment, and a neighbor called the police. You gotta sing it like that.
These young'uns have been missing so much. They will learn..............
If there was only one band I could listen to, it would invariable be the Allman Brothers Band, they have been my favorite band for going on 50 years now, and they will be played as I leave this world along with Van Morrison's "Into The Mystic". So much passion and soul, and to think Gregg was in his early 20'S when he first laid down the vocals to "Whipping Post", other worldly.
This is one of my favorite Allman Brothers songs! FABULOUS!
🔥The Allman Brothers Band, Lynyrd Skynyrd & The Marshall Tucker Band are Southern Rock at it's finest! Stevie Ray Vaughan is badass too!🤘
They been here all along mate.... now that you have a taste you will never be hungry again for wicked classic rock ! 😎🎸 😉🎹
Check out... Midnight Rider !
my favorite band of all time
You’re really diggin on it, that’s so cool. I’m 63 and still get chills
Two thumbs up! The title of this album Midnight Rider is actually one of my favorite songs from them.
Greg Allman keyboard and lead vocal was only 20 yrs old when this came out! Sounds older. I love driving on a trip with this album! 💞✌
Is there a live version? Hell yeah there is ... abou 25 minutes worth! Other suggestions: "One Way Out," "Ramblin Man," "Jessica," "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed." All awesome live.
25 mins...man that's half a concert lol.
@@PatrolNation Allman Brothers 'Live at the Fillmore East' album still is one of the 'must haves' for any collector. That one concert lasted until early morning the next day and set the precedent for extended jam concerts in the future. There are tons of informative videos if you fancy looking into their backstory, just incredible, I think you'd enjoy it.
I love this. It’s unapologetic, but a graphic depiction of Southern experience
Only recently found this channel but have been loving your reactions, expecially to the Stevie Ray Vaughan stuff. Oh, and you have the same headphones as me by the looks (Audio Technica ATH-M50).
Allman Brothers, the Best Southern rock band ever!!!!! Check out One way out! Can't go wrong with any of their songs!!!!!!
Thanks for bringing back the memories of my younger days. Nothing like The Allman Brothers, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and Marshall Tucker to get a taste of Southern Rock/Blues. Another band that may have not had the same popularity but had a good sound, was Black Oak Arkansas, especially when they sang with the amazing Ruby Starr. Unfortunately she left us way too early.
back for my 3rdor 4th viewing. saw it on day one. love your reaction.
Experienced a Alman Brothers live concert "back when..."
My favorite band! I was fortunate at 16 y/o to catch them live at the Spectrum in Philly about a month or two after they cut their masterpiece in NY at the Fillmore East. As folks below mentioned, the live album is, "At Fillmore East" and many consider it the finest live Blues/Rock ever recorded. Be aware, most songs are WELL over 3/4 minutes long but not a wasted note. Also, this concert spills over to their next album, "Eat A Peach", a mix of live and studio. Well worth it, especially "Mountain Jam", a 33 minute plus song that has Duane doing some brilliant slide work after the drum solo, which by the way he's credited for inventing electric lead slide when his brother Gregg sent him some Coricidin pills for a cold and he emptied the bottle, put it on his finger and the rest is history.
Can't believe you haven't heard of them before. definitely listen to the Filmore East album, absolutely brilliant and then some of the live jams actually carry over to Eat A Peach. You've heard Duane Allman before even if you didn't know it. He worked on the Layla album with Clapton and provided all the slide guitar parts.
These guys have been around for ages but sadly both Gregg and Duane Allman have died along with Berry Oakley the bass player. But they left an awesome musical legacy
I appreciate you listening to the WHOLE song before commenting. Your reaction was great too! *subscribed*
Melissa is a must. 😊👍🏻
Finally, you have to listen to Not my cross to bare!
Sometime in our lives we feel this way
Oh my Gosh Pat!!!! Mine and my sisters life song!! There are phenomenal❤❤❤❤All of them!!!
Right on man!! They are the quintessential bluesmen from the south.
Heck yeah, got to see them!!!!
My goal in life is to play the bass line of "my" song!👍
Try One Way Out, Statesboro Blues, Black Hearted Woman, Not My Cross to Bear, Melissa,
"Trouble No More!!!
Done Somebody Wrong
Live at the Fillmore East is "the" Album!!! Enjoy
OMG!! I love this song!! You are going to be in Allman Brothers heaven!! I loved them in the 70’s & now! Duane & Dicky Betz. Great guitarists!
Ooooooh sweet. Love me some whippin post. Killer tune. One of my top 10 of all time.
Add them to my list !!! That's funny. I've been a fan of ABB for 50 years. I still find myself listening to multiple versions of Whipping Post, Elizabeth Reed, Statesboro Blues, and many others in an evening. All of a sudden 2 or 3 hours have passed, and I have to force myself to stop. Amazing music.
SAW THESE GUYS IN WASHINGTON D.C ALONG WITH THE GRATEFULL DEAD AND THE DOOBIE BROTHERS . WHAT A CONCERT TO SEE IN PERSON AT RFK STADIUM top shelf all the way !!!!!
A little more Southern Rock. This is definitely 70’s. True story: there was a man from my hometown (which I still currently reside) who was a stage hand for the Allman Brothers for many many years. In the early 80’s he came back home. Well...... old guy had partied way to hard with them back then. Our community never knew what we may see from day to day from him. U see, he purchased a home right on the main drag(Main Street). One morning before school, my uncle carried my 2 cousins and myself to a local fast food restaurant to get a breakfast biscuit and when we passed by the guys house, he was sitting on the porch butt naked. My uncle couldn’t get to the nearest pay phone fast enough. Lol. I can’t help but think of him every time I hear the Allman Brorhers. He passed away several years ago.
Pamela Scott did he go by the name “jimmy jam”?
Christian Brooks I am thinking that I did hear that his name was Jimmy. I can ask my mama & let u know.
Christian Brooks Mama said that she couldn’t remember but she knew his actual last name was Odom
Yes, they're all like this. Brought me back to when I first saw them, 1971. Sadly both duane and Greg gone now
Notable Songs from the Original Band:
Allman Brother Band (debut album)
Don't Want You No More
It's Not My Cross to Bear
Dreams
Whipping Post
Idlewind South
Midnight Rider
Hoochie Coohcie Man
Please Call Home
At Fillmore East (live album): In all honesty the whole album needs to be listen too!!!!!!
Statesboro Blues
In Memory of Elizabeth Reed
Whipping Post
Eat a Peach
Ain't Wastin' Time No More
Melissa
One Way Out
Blue Sky
Mountain Jam
Four years later - a great reaction, and I'm glad to see you did the full first album, especially including the first two tracks together.
Great video!!! Welcome to Southern rock!!! Yes, the live version is absolutely insane, over 10 minutes!!! You can try Lynerd Skynerd next, maybe "Freebird."
All Southern rock started with them
According to Jimmy Johnson ( one of the Swampers from Muscle Shoals ), southern rock began with Duane's guitar solo on Wilson Picket's cover of Hey Jude.
You are sooo right!
Southern rock started when some white hippie boys inhaled the mist hanging over a delta blues man graveyard.
I had Allman Brothers on 8-track, the 70's. what a great time to be young.
So good watching young people being blown away with the music I grew up listening to. Glad I was able to grow up in such a great generation of the best music.
The Blues had a baby and they named it Rock and Roll.
Fun fact: Duane Allman either wrote as some say or as the keyboardist on the song (Bobby Whitlock) claims, he sped-up the infamous riff on Clapton's "Layla." and played slide and other guitar parts on the original recording released on the album "Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs."
For me Ramblin' man was the introduction to the Allmans since it was all over the radio back in the day. Then other songs came along like Melissa and Midnight Rider that were all great to discover. Then I saw them live and reached the 'changed forerver' point and have loved them ever since. Play em on the ol' jukebox mate!
Midnight Rider is one of my favorites. Everything I've heard from Allman Brothers was good.
My absolute favourite from the Allman Brothers is 'Jessica'. And, if you like extended free-for-all, 'Mountain Jam' from their classic album 'Eat a Peach' is a wonderful thing.
You should react to The Allman Brothers "Not my cross to bare"; beautiful song.
More Allman Bros:
Statesboro Blues
Stormy Monday
One Way Out
Ramblin’ Man
Southbound
Jessica
In Memory of Eliz. Reed
Dreams
Mountain Jam
Melissa
Midnight Rider
Blue Sky
May I add TROUBLE NO MORE? #Alex
God I LOVE The Allman Brothers!! Best Southern Rock Band ever!!! I am a new subscriber, my friend! This is an early 1970s band from Florida. I believe this song dates from 1971. I was 14 years old at the time. I attended the same High School they did (not at the same time) Seabreeze Senior High, Daytona Beach, Florida.
Yes. Definitely check out Live at the Fillmore.
Love this song...my band plays this all the time. I'm a bassist and it's so much fun to play!
When that 11/8 rhythm of the intro settles into the 12/8 of the verse you can just feel the release. It's like a weight being lifted off your shoulders.
About 4 yrs ago, friend turned me onto Joe Bonamassa!! Best Blues guitarist, next to B.B. King, which he opened for at 12 yrs. old. B.B King opened for Joe Bonamassa few years before he died!!
For many years the band played a bunch of shows at the Beacon Theater NYC, every year. I saw them a bunch of times. One of the best live bands I've ever seen.
Creation of southern rock. Yeah, Live from Filmore East is one of the best live albums ever. One Way Out is a favorite.