Watch the NPR Tiny Desk series. The version of Anyhow is pretty cool. At the end, Susan is clearly flirting with Derek (“I would do anything…”) and Derek nearly blushes. Also, seeing all those people in that room is cool.
That bassist is Otiel Burbridge. He played in Aquarium Rescue Unit with Col. Bruce, Jimmy Herring. He Played with the Allman brothers for a long time and currently plays with Dead and Co. His brother, Kofi, played Keys and Flute. Kofi passed last year. You should do some stuff off of the performance from lockn where they covered the album Layla by Derek and the Dominoes.
My niece dated Kofi for a year and a half before he passed…. What a loss of a great talent and his brother is on the bass , formally of the Allman Brothers band.
Love the Indian-style raga intro, especially when both guitars play in unison. Such a groove, such smooth chord changes, such a voice and lyrics. And then the outro guitar solo, perfection. Soul in bushels with that bass line. The whole band is stellar. Don't get no better. Allman Bros are so, so good. Trucks solos are musically to the point. Nothing wasted. Oh, by the way Susan is a 1991 grad from the Berklee School of Music. Enough said.
So many version available, of them playing this song and they are all different and all brilliant. Silky smooth and emotional. Gotta be the best band out there right now.
Every time I enter a bar, This is the First song played on the Jukebox, The mood and ambiance has a poignancy for a motorcycle Ride like no other... just say'n 🙏💯😎👌
To me Derek is absolutely at the top of his game and my definitively #1 in the game today! That version of the band with the Burbridge brothers Kofi (RIP) on keys and flute and Oteil (Bass) was second to none!!!! Derek and Oteil played many years together with the Allman Brothers as well.
Lol, I've seen her live. Tedeschi is one show and Derek is the other. It is like two shows and one. Each day I'm alive it baffles me that some of the best music is not mainstream music. We all know that Chris Stapleton finally made it to the mainstream. I've been following Chris Stapleton for over 12 years. I'm thankful to have seen him before he was mainstream because now he is too expensive to go see LOL. I have been close enough to Stapleton in the past to get sprayed by a sneeze LOL.
Susan is not just a great singer but also a guitarist of rare expertise. I agree that Derick is probably the greatest slide player of his generation. The bassist is Oteil Burbridge who was immortalised by Tal Wilkenfeld as "Oatmeal Bandabe" on her first album. Sadly the keyboardist died in 2019. He was Kofi Burbridge, Oteil brother. This is one of my favourite tracks and hopefully will get played at my funeral!
Otel Burbridge on bass Spent the last decade with the Allman brothers band.... His brother is the keyboard player Kofi .... Sadly we lost him 2 and a 1/2 years ago to heart disease
I loved your reaction. I think that hearing the song before you react has some advantages compared to the first time reactors. For instance many reactions miss the bass player. Both have their place though. On my first listen I liked the bass, but my second listen gave me a chance to appretiate how much he was making the foundation that the rest could work with. I also liked the brass, they were in the background but without them the song would be missing a key ingredient. Of course Tedeschi and Truks are great muscians and have crafted a sound that is just the best of the genre. I usualy dislike singers who "sing scales" and never hold a note, but Susan does a masterful job. She taught me that when done right and used where it works, it is beautiful thing.
Love your reaction video! Only wondering why you used such an old version of this song. The band has changed a lot since that line up. Oteil Burbridge left (replaced by Tim Lefebvre who also left), Kofi Burbridge passed away, JJ Johnson left, added a trombone and another back up singer. Of the people in the line up you showed, Derek, Susan, Kebbi Williams, Tyler Greenwell, Mike Mattison and Mark Rivers are still in the band. New members are Gabe Dixon, Brandon Boone, Isaac Eady, Elizabeth Lea, Ephraim Owens and Alicia Chakour. The sound is even fuller with the trombone and another back up singer.
Listen brother, you should start snooping around Kelvin Damrell a little. If you haven't already, maybe you have. He is the latest lead man for The SteelDrivers bluegrass band. Definitely an adequate replacement for Chris Stapleton. And he is a Kentucky boy just like Chris and myself LOL. I love music I grew up with it in my whole family, my whole family plays music. Even to this day I've got people in my family that can take the country music world by storm compared to what we're listening to right now LOL. Most people don't even realize that Kentucky has some of the best mix ed country soul r&b blues singers that have ever existed.
Well, if you don’t like, extended solos or jam, bands, whatever you do, don’t listen to the Allman Brothers at the Fillmore East the greatest live, recording, ever 🤦♂️ like in memory of Elizabeth Reed, or whipping Post, or especially mountain jam two of the greatest guitarist, ever, and by the way, Derek’s idols
Great reaction guys! The only guy that I'd compare to Derek with regard to guitar chops, being humble and embracing the idea of collaboration is probably Warren Haynes. How about something from him or from Gov't Mule? Some of their studio versions are fairly short and not so 'jammy'. How about 'Mule' off of their debut album? ruclips.net/video/ig7Jh3tAxcA/видео.html.
What’s the next TTB song we should check out?
Hands down my favorite TTD performance ruclips.net/video/FmwkRRjH5ZY/видео.html
Anything. They're all awesome. You could literally pick any song. This one's a banger though - ruclips.net/video/h0kXfPrHHcw/видео.html
Anyone will do 😁
Watch the NPR Tiny Desk series. The version of Anyhow is pretty cool. At the end, Susan is clearly flirting with Derek (“I would do anything…”) and Derek nearly blushes. Also, seeing all those people in that room is cool.
Check out Do I Look Worried !
That bassist is Otiel Burbridge. He played in Aquarium Rescue Unit with Col. Bruce, Jimmy Herring. He Played with the Allman brothers for a long time and currently plays with Dead and Co. His brother, Kofi, played Keys and Flute. Kofi passed last year. You should do some stuff off of the performance from lockn where they covered the album Layla by Derek and the Dominoes.
I first met Otiel in 1991 with ARU, I’d never seen a 6st bass before.
My niece dated Kofi for a year and a half before he passed…. What a loss of a great talent and his brother is on the bass , formally of the Allman Brothers band.
RIP Kofi....gone but never forgotten ❤️
A man with incredible talent and heart.
Another one gone, drummer Yonrico Scott.
Love how Derek slips the first few notes of “Little Martha” from Eat a Peach into the end of his preamble.
This song is an absolute thing of beauty. It gives my goosebumps goosebumps. Best band around right now, no question.
You chose the all time best version/performance of this magnificent work of art.
Haha you ain't lying!
One if the best bands in the game! Old video too so it has Oteil on Bass and his late brother Kofi on keys!! About as good as it gets!
Derek’s playing is mesmerizing and so is her singing.
Love the Indian-style raga intro, especially when both guitars play in unison. Such a groove, such smooth chord changes, such a voice and lyrics. And then the outro guitar solo, perfection.
Soul in bushels with that bass line. The whole band is stellar. Don't get no better. Allman Bros are so, so good. Trucks solos are musically to the point. Nothing wasted. Oh, by the way Susan is a 1991 grad from the Berklee School of Music. Enough said.
I want to quit my job and follow them around on tour. A "John the Baptist" on guitar. Love it.
The intro guitar solo sounds like a Ravi Shankar sitar Indian raga. Just part of the magic of this magically and masterfully beautifully tune
So many version available, of them playing this song and they are all different and all brilliant. Silky smooth and emotional. Gotta be the best band out there right now.
In my opinion, the best touring band on the planet right now.
Every time I enter a bar, This is the First song played on the Jukebox, The mood and ambiance has a poignancy for a motorcycle Ride like no other... just say'n 🙏💯😎👌
Seeing them live this song has put tears in my eyes.
To me Derek is absolutely at the top of his game and my definitively #1 in the game today! That version of the band with the Burbridge brothers Kofi (RIP) on keys and flute and Oteil (Bass) was second to none!!!! Derek and Oteil played many years together with the Allman Brothers as well.
Derek trucks can certainly paint a mood
I’m going to see Tedeschi, Trucks this August in Reno. They rarely play out West, so I am excited.
So excited for you Ann Marie!
There are times Live when Derek rips a solo, you can barely breath. Susan sets the stage Derek brings it home. He takes you higher every time
God yes! ❤
Know that this is an older post..Can't help but listen to this band..talent..keyboard, horns ,drums..then bring in the 2 stars of the show 😮😮😮😮...fun😊
One of the top live bands on the planet
it's really quite unbelievable the talent in that band..... just unreal!
Gives me goosebumps all over!!
I’ve listened to this song countless times but I can never figure out how Derek’s guitar becomes Etta James in that solo 😁
Just a special band , so much talent !!
Lol, I've seen her live. Tedeschi is one show and Derek is the other. It is like two shows and one. Each day I'm alive it baffles me that some of the best music is not mainstream music. We all know that Chris Stapleton finally made it to the mainstream. I've been following Chris Stapleton for over 12 years. I'm thankful to have seen him before he was mainstream because now he is too expensive to go see LOL. I have been close enough to Stapleton in the past to get sprayed by a sneeze LOL.
Dereck can make rock&roll BEAUTIFUL!
Susan is not just a great singer but also a guitarist of rare expertise. I agree that Derick is probably the greatest slide player of his generation. The bassist is Oteil Burbridge who was immortalised by Tal Wilkenfeld as "Oatmeal Bandabe" on her first album. Sadly the keyboardist died in 2019. He was Kofi Burbridge, Oteil brother.
This is one of my favourite tracks and hopefully will get played at my funeral!
If people don't get this piece of music, then leave the room please,, this song has everything.
Wow, I just can’t get enough of this song. Fabulous ❤
Those keys are fecking gorgeous
Bar none, my favorite song by them
Otel Burbridge on bass Spent the last decade with the Allman brothers band.... His brother is the keyboard player Kofi .... Sadly we lost him 2 and a 1/2 years ago to heart disease
Total favourite song of theirs. What a phenomenal version.
I loved your reaction. I think that hearing the song before you react has some advantages compared to the first time reactors. For instance many reactions miss the bass player. Both have their place though. On my first listen I liked the bass, but my second listen gave me a chance to appretiate how much he was making the foundation that the rest could work with. I also liked the brass, they were in the background but without them the song would be missing a key ingredient.
Of course Tedeschi and Truks are great muscians and have crafted a sound that is just the best of the genre. I usualy dislike singers who "sing scales" and never hold a note, but Susan does a masterful job. She taught me that when done right and used where it works, it is beautiful thing.
Not only can Susan sing but she can shred when the mood takes her ! 😉
Such sublime stuff, wonderful thanks
Whoop whoop Burt and Chuck D always making Tuesday nights the best!🙂
Love your reaction video! Only wondering why you used such an old version of this song. The band has changed a lot since that line up. Oteil Burbridge left (replaced by Tim Lefebvre who also left), Kofi Burbridge passed away, JJ Johnson left, added a trombone and another back up singer. Of the people in the line up you showed, Derek, Susan, Kebbi Williams, Tyler Greenwell, Mike Mattison and Mark Rivers are still in the band. New members are Gabe Dixon, Brandon Boone, Isaac Eady, Elizabeth Lea, Ephraim Owens and Alicia Chakour. The sound is even fuller with the trombone and another back up singer.
Vocals and guitar awesome.... goes without saying... but that bassman.... working overtime!.
THE hottest band on the scene. THE best singer in the world. THE best slide guitarist ever.
Nothing but remarkable
Derek is just a special guitarist !
Mike is still in the band as a backup singer and sometimes Lead singer.
Yes Mike Mattison is a Harvard graduate and writes many other songs. (not telling you, mbsnyderc, but Burt).
I love this band but never tour out West, which is where I live. Susan went to the Berklee School of music, our best music school.
Best band out there...
Anybody would be hard pressed to write a more beautiful song
He is clearly the best
Listen brother, you should start snooping around Kelvin Damrell a little. If you haven't already, maybe you have. He is the latest lead man for The SteelDrivers bluegrass band. Definitely an adequate replacement for Chris Stapleton. And he is a Kentucky boy just like Chris and myself LOL. I love music I grew up with it in my whole family, my whole family plays music. Even to this day I've got people in my family that can take the country music world by storm compared to what we're listening to right now LOL. Most people don't even realize that Kentucky has some of the best mix ed country soul r&b blues singers that have ever existed.
You left out the key board player the drummer and the back up singers ! Lol ! Just sayin' this entire band is awesome !
What's the the song in the background during the intro? Seems I heard it in another lifetime.
It's actually one of mine called On The Outs
BEAUTIFUL - and check out TTB: "Keep on Growing"
i love the vids i think you should listen to jon bassion- appalation moon
TTB Rocks'
please do saguaros flower by benjamin todd
hey whats up
Well, if you don’t like, extended solos or jam, bands, whatever you do, don’t listen to the Allman Brothers at the Fillmore East the greatest live, recording, ever 🤦♂️ like in memory of Elizabeth Reed, or whipping Post, or especially mountain jam two of the greatest guitarist, ever, and by the way, Derek’s idols
Tedeschi is pronounced Tedeki
Great reaction guys! The only guy that I'd compare to Derek with regard to guitar chops, being humble and embracing the idea of collaboration is probably Warren Haynes. How about something from him or from Gov't Mule? Some of their studio versions are fairly short and not so 'jammy'. How about 'Mule' off of their debut album? ruclips.net/video/ig7Jh3tAxcA/видео.html.
I’d throw Jack Pearson in there, too.
Derek's greatness isn't about his chops, it's his uncanny tone, touch and feel.
@@CapeBass508 he gets that sound straight outta his fingers with no switches or pedals. Just his guitar and amp which is amazing.
Funky stuffs upload of this from 10 yrs ago is the best version online.. shit is absolutely 🔥🔥🔥