When I see The Brothers next month at MSG , celebrating 50 years of The Allman Brothers Band ... there will be ONE original member on stage - his name is Jai Johanny Johanson , better known as Jaimoe. The rest of the original members are all deceased.
It reminds me of feeling that this music brought us together as a generation. A sense that this was a period of time we were privileged witness. It brought a sense of community and a britherhood. We are all in this together, and know its a moment we will not experience again.
Very nicely said, good lady. As we used to say way back then..."If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the problem". The music of that time was more than just music; it was a statement of who we were. I agree, it was a pivotal time in our history, and we were truly privileged to be a part of it.
The Allman Brothers Band is a truly American band. They spawned Southern Rock even though they were really a jam band best seen in concert. Go find Live at The Philmore East and you get the full treatment. Fantastic stuff
The younger generation definitely needs to discover the original Allman Brothers Band. I was around when they first came on the scene back in 1969, and they were even more amazing then. Thanks for bringing great music to a whole new generation!
Southern soul hippy music, with more than a little psychedelia in there. I've loved them for many decades now, alongside a love for the grateful dead. Good music lives on and I love seeing new people experience it!
Kisha Munson Gregg has said in interviews how he got the inspiration for the song and had no pen or paper. What he did was to strike a match then he would blow out and use it to write on an ironing board cover!
Funny you say that. Midnight Rider is my favorite Allman Brothers song, and Cant you see is my favorite Marshall Tucker Band song as well, and hearing one, always makes me think of the other.
I just LOVE this musical education you are giving yourself. Ah yes, back when music made sense and artists could sing and play! Gosh, I think that's called talent! 😯
I've heard so many versions of this song and the original is still my favorite. It's great with headphones on. The harmonies are spot on. Love the bongos. It's perfection.
"Low Spark of High-Heeled Boys," by Traffic. (Featuring Steve Winwood when he'd made his name, before his 80s resurgence.) For context: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Low_Spark_of_High_Heeled_Boys_(song) And that can lead down a rabbit hole of Blind Faith, Cream, Eric Clapton, and the comments section'll branch out every step of the way.
You should definitely also check out “Layla”, the Derek and the Dominoes studio version (not the Eric Clapton unplugged). It’s an iconic song, the second half is Dwayne Allman and Eric Clapton playing off each other, it’s a true classic. Or, “Why Does Love Have To Be So Sad” where Clapton and Allman have a guitar duet/duel that’s non-stop fire!
I know Dicky Betts. He's my dad's cousin and was always popping in from time to time. Unfortunately my dad is no longer with us but the stories I used to hear lol. Great video
That’s neat ... it would be nice if Dickey could / would join The Brothers next month ... Dicky’s place in rock n’ roll history is cemented ... next time you speak with him remind him his fans still love him.
I haven't seen him in about 13 years. Same for Duane, his son. He plays/played ( not sure if they're still together) in a band called The Chillbillies that I saw at a few biker parties back in the day
Jamel -Again you're pulling from the best of the best. If you're serious about the Allman Brothers, I would highly recommend "Elizabeth Reed" or "Jessica". Both are masterful compositions by Dickie Betts. 👍
This was Gregg Allman's signature song, describing how he continued on in the face of obstacles. He wrote the song, but shared the songwriting credit with Kim Payne, a roadie for the band who came up with the classic line, "The road goes on forever." After he wrote this song, Gregg Allman wanted to start recording it right away, so with the help of Kim Payne, who was guarding their equipment, he broke into the band's Macon, Georgia recording studio in the middle of the night and went to work, figuring he should get some tracks down before he forgot them. This first appeared on the second Allman Brothers album, Idlewild South, but it wasn't released as a single. The song became a live favorite and one very identifiable with Gregg, so when he recorded his first solo album, Laid Back, in 1973, he recorded a new version of this song and released it as a single. It became his biggest hit as a solo artist, charting at #19 US.
The version by Gregg Allman (the singer and organ player) is my favorite version. It was on one of his solo records he released while the band was on a break.
I was born in "55 and I feel fortunate to have listened to all these great bands that created what rock and roll would become. The collection of styles, arrangements, musical genius is just incredible, growing up as a teenager with all this great music, well I can't say enough.
Even if u were confused abt who did this song u can never ever ever go wrong w/ The Allman Bros. Read Gregg's bk 'My Cross to Bear'. Excellent. They sacrificed so much in the name of real/ pure music and created a new genre while doing that .
Glad to see young, discerning guys like you discovering the greats, like GFR and TAB. It's up to you now, to keep discovering, enjoying, and passing it on to future generations. Keep up the good work!
Someday you should try “I’d Love To Change The World” by Ten Years After. It’s a very 60s song, about everyone wanting change, but nobody having the answers. Apart from that, it’s a great song that rocks and shows off Alvin Lee’s guitar skills. You’ll enjoy it!!
I stood at the stage, literally at his feet, back in the 70s. So close I could count the tracks on his arm. He must been flying on meth, his fingers blazed across those strings.
The song that got me into music was "Still Loving You" by the Scorpions when I was 16, and the World Wide Live VHS tape my mother brought home one evening. Still gives me chills to this day.
That's the same organ that African American people have in their Churches . Haven't you heard Billy Preston play B3 with The Stones and The Beatles ? That's where he learnt it , in Church .
Actually, they are Leslie speakers. Granted, there is some amazing electronics included in the massive speaker boxes, but it is those rotating speakers doing the work.
Here's a great one for you. Ten Years After is the band and " I'd Love to Change the World " is the song !! It was written around 1970 and applies to today.
Aren't they amazing?,..their music.....moves the soul,..truly, this is the type of music,...moves you...continue to delve into 70's music, Many,many more soul reaching, soul soaring music that you'll discover,..do enjoy the journey, keep going, Peace ✌
That's a very young Gregg Allman singing MIDNIGHT RIDER...may he RIP... Gregg had a son by CHER his name is Elijah Blue Allman...Elijah has been proclaimed by several magazines as the sexiest man on Earth.
Without a Doubt THE Greatest Southern Rock/Blues Band in the history of music. More talent amd soul came out of this band, than any other! RIP Bothers ❤😭❤😭
The Allman Brothers were the house band for the Fillmore East in New York, The Warehouse in New Orleans and The Fillmore West in San Francisco. They would play the Fillmore East one weekend, travel to New Orleans to play The Warehouse the next weekend, then head to San Francisco to the Fillmore West. They would play the rest of the country during the week. Every time they'd play New Orleans in the 70s, they would play an acoustic show in Audubon Park during the day then head over to the venue to play a 3 hour show! That's a real love for what they did!
@@ltrane81 Believe me, I'm well aware of having missed the legendary Duane Allman Live & Alive. I've read everything I can find on him, and I KNOW he WAS The Allman Brothers Band. Also from my older musician friends and bandmates stories, I've heard how phenomenal he was Live. I've listened to every note on the records he played on, every song (at least the ones I know of). From His original music and killer slide licks, to Eric Clapton's Layla, Wilson Pickett's version of Hey Jude and one or two Aretha Franklin songs he played on... Anything I could get my hands on man. But sadly it wasn't meant to be. He died October 29, 1971 and I was born June 26, 1971. So, Duane Allman to me is an awe-inspiring legend who left this world way too early, right after I came into it man.
They are at there best live at the Fillmore East pick any song they are all golden. They had two full sets of drums two guitar players sometime three when Greg wasn’t on piano one bass. All were insanely great on there instruments in the late 60s early 70s and all the members who followed were in the same caliber except for Duane Allman he was a king. RIP Duane Greg Berry Butch
LMFAO ....I grew up in the 70s and remember smoking a fat one in my car listening to this and to Rush with my physics teacher in Detroit public schools .,....ha ha ha thanks for the memories
You owe it to yourself to play In Memory of Elizabeth Reed from the Live At The Fillmore East album . It's a 13:10 monumental instrumental and I look forward to seeing you react.
Another great "Southern rock" song. Allman Brothers, Marshal Tucker, Lynyrd Skynrd, you could hear the mixture of rock, blues and soul. A very unique musical genre
tied to the whipping post is another good one. great reaction,; this song has more soul than most i’ve ever heard. Greg Allman was truly one of a kind. true jam band in every sense of the word.
Yes..you gotta listen to them in the right order..first waitin on the bus..then Jesus just left Chicago..I Read that he's not talking about Jesus..He's talking about a blues singer but I can't remember his name.. But you can pull up. The video with waitin For the bus and Jesus left chicago together...it's good..ROCK OWN!!!!!!!!
@@jgsrhythm100 I love finding people who love music as much as I do....I know if I don't wake up with a song on my mind or if I'm not in the mood to hear a few songs in the morning...I know my mood isn't right....when I'm happy and stuff...the first thing I want to do is hear a good song...lol..🎶🎶🎶🎶..rock Own!!!!!
Beny More, pleaseeeeeeee. We love youuuuuuuu brotheeeeer!!! Please say something about Aldo el aldeano y Beny More. I never listen allman brother before, good music, oh! YEA
Am I the only one that still gets goosebumps when I hear a great song like this....all these years later????? Could listen to stuff like this all day. Would love to see a reaction to my all time fav song and singer - Black Magic Woman by Carlos Santana :)
Just come back to listen to this after your reaction today of "ain't wastin' time". Beautiful, simply beautiful, my only grumble being that it doesn't last long enough. Thanks, Jamel, you're the best, brother! 🙏🤗
All an Brothers were amazingly deep! Lyrically and musically. For another lyrically deep song from the time period try fortunate son by Credence Clearwater Revival aka CCR.
@@mostresticator3000 I'm old so I lean to the early SMB. Your Saving Grace, Little Girl, Jackson-Kent Blues, Gangster Of Love, Space Cowboy, Going To The Country or Wild Mountain Honey. Serenade is a great song also.
You’re so cute, Jamel. And such a nice guy. 🌸💗 Love your reactions to ‘our music’. Now you see why we only listen to our Oldies! Give me the music of the ‘60s and ‘70s any day. 👍😁
Got to see them at the Beacon Theater in NYC!! I was sad when they didn't do One Way Out, to my suprise they did it for the ENCORE!!! One more item off of my bucket list!
Sweet girl like you doesn't watch that wicked movie lol. Speaking of, the first time I watched House of 1000 corpses, it scared the crap out of me. The second time was with my ex, and she laughed all the way through. Some people find humor in the oddest places lol.
Now that you've covered Allmans, Lynrd S, CCR, Next up ZZ Top! That lil ol band from Texas!! Songs "La Grange" "Cheap Sunglasses". Serious Texas Boogie, R&R. Anyone agree?! Absolutely essential!!
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Gregg Allman had one of the most soulful voices ever.
Amen
And he was gonna go to college to be a doctor until the band talked him into being in the band
@@ronhunt9396Lmao not sure if those are great friends or not. “Hey man, I know you want to be a doctor. But you should be in our band instead” 😂😂😂
Allman Brothers were awesome RIP Duane and Greg Allman
and RIP Berry and Butch. Down to two original members left alive.
@@Waterloosunset2 And Woody
@@leogibbons400 I was talking about the original members. Allen Woody didn't join until two decades after the band was formed.
...Still Are ! - Timeless !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
When I see The Brothers next month at MSG , celebrating 50 years of The Allman Brothers Band ... there will be ONE original member on stage - his name is Jai Johanny Johanson , better known as Jaimoe. The rest of the original members are all deceased.
It reminds me of feeling that this music
brought us together as a generation. A sense that this was a period of time we were privileged witness. It brought a sense of community and a britherhood.
We are all in this together, and know its a moment we will not experience again.
Very nicely said, good lady. As we used to say way back then..."If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the problem". The music of that time was more than just music; it was a statement of who we were. I agree, it was a pivotal time in our history, and we were truly privileged to be a part of it.
The Allman Brothers Band is a truly American band. They spawned Southern Rock even though they were really a jam band best seen in concert.
Go find Live at The Philmore East and you get the full treatment. Fantastic stuff
...*Fillmore...;)
The younger generation definitely needs to discover the original Allman Brothers Band. I was around when they first came on the scene back in 1969, and they were even more amazing then.
Thanks for bringing great music to a whole new generation!
It's nearly impossible to go wrong with the Allman Brothers. Greg is going to be sorely missed.
Southern soul hippy music, with more than a little psychedelia in there. I've loved them for many decades now, alongside a love for the grateful dead. Good music lives on and I love seeing new people experience it!
If you are going to do the Allman Brothers do SWEET MELISSA!!!!
There's a version of "Melissa" with just Greg & Jackson Browne..my favorite🖤
@@66slynn it is an amazing version. Thanks for reminding me about it.
@@AClark-jx9zp, you're welcome...Jackson Browne is amazing as well.
Runnin on empty?
Love that song
Gregg Allman on vocals and organ. He had so much soul. Rest in peace Gregg.
Dig on the fact that the lead singer, Gregg Allman was only 20 years old when they took this to the studio....
What? He was a baby! Brilliant!
I was shocked when I read he wrote "Whipping Post" (my fave song by them) when he was only 21. Young buck been through some thangs!
@@kishamunson1739 That's CRAZY! Those guys were that young, cranking out that kind of sound? Wow. Yeah, he had the blues in his DNA!
@@kishamunson1739 An old soul in a young man's body
Kisha Munson Gregg has said in interviews how he got the inspiration for the song and had no pen or paper. What he did was to strike a match then he would blow out and use it to write on an ironing board cover!
I think you’d dig “Can’t You See” by The Marshall Tucker Band
ruclips.net/video/dlc6xCPx60U/видео.html
Great vintage live version!
Funny you say that. Midnight Rider is my favorite Allman Brothers song, and Cant you see is my favorite Marshall Tucker Band song as well, and hearing one, always makes me think of the other.
It is similar to this song
This. Fantastic tune.
Waylon did it proud... ruclips.net/video/yfLt6i37cJY/видео.html
I just LOVE this musical education you are giving yourself. Ah yes, back when music made sense and artists could sing and play! Gosh, I think that's called talent! 😯
I've heard so many versions of this song and the original is still my favorite. It's great with headphones on. The harmonies are spot on. Love the bongos. It's perfection.
you just sounded just like my mother god rest her soul
The road goes on forever!
Still going - 52 years in 2021 since this song was recorded.
"Low Spark of High-Heeled Boys," by Traffic. (Featuring Steve Winwood when he'd made his name, before his 80s resurgence.)
For context: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Low_Spark_of_High_Heeled_Boys_(song)
And that can lead down a rabbit hole of Blind Faith, Cream, Eric Clapton, and the comments section'll branch out every step of the way.
YES!!!
@@AR-ok Yes, Please!
You should definitely also check out “Layla”, the Derek and the Dominoes studio version (not the Eric Clapton unplugged). It’s an iconic song, the second half is Dwayne Allman and Eric Clapton playing off each other, it’s a true classic. Or, “Why Does Love Have To Be So Sad” where Clapton and Allman have a guitar duet/duel that’s non-stop fire!
Randy Suyematsu Bellbottom Blues.💔
Cocaine!!!!
I know Dicky Betts. He's my dad's cousin and was always popping in from time to time. Unfortunately my dad is no longer with us but the stories I used to hear lol. Great video
That’s neat ... it would be nice if Dickey could / would join The Brothers next month ... Dicky’s place in rock n’ roll history is cemented ... next time you speak with him remind him his fans still love him.
I haven't seen him in about 13 years. Same for Duane, his son. He plays/played ( not sure if they're still together) in a band called The Chillbillies that I saw at a few biker parties back in the day
Verbal Droppings Duane is now playing with Gregg’s son Devon in The Allman Betts Band ...
Very cool
TELL DICKEY I SAID HI PLEASE
Their song Statesboro Blues is 🔥🔥
Statesboro is an actual town here in Georgia. HUGE prison there.
Awesome song
It’s a banger
YES!
Absolutely!!
The entire song was used for the opening scene of The Devil's Rejects.
And then "Free Bird" for the outtro.
Yes!
Yes. My comment if no one else said it.
That movie sound track is in my top 3 or 4 all time greatest soundtracks. Southern Rock!
@@aaronsutherland2578 Rob Zombie has always got great songs on his soundtracks!
This song was used at the beginning of The Devil’s Rejects. Freebird was used at the end. Perfect bookends for a great movie!
One of my favorite movies with a great soundtrack. The ending with Freebird is everything.
Jamel -Again you're pulling from the best of the best. If you're serious about the Allman Brothers, I would highly recommend "Elizabeth Reed" or "Jessica". Both are masterful compositions by Dickie Betts. 👍
Jamel - if you decide to listen to Jessica - I highly recommend you use the version from the live album “2nd Set “ - it is The gold standard .
Also, In Memory of Elizabeth Reed, is that great tune..you'll love it.
I would suggest Allman Brothers “Come and Go Blues.”
Jessica!
👍
This was Gregg Allman's signature song, describing how he continued on in the face of obstacles. He wrote the song, but shared the songwriting credit with Kim Payne, a roadie for the band who came up with the classic line, "The road goes on forever."
After he wrote this song, Gregg Allman wanted to start recording it right away, so with the help of Kim Payne, who was guarding their equipment, he broke into the band's Macon, Georgia recording studio in the middle of the night and went to work, figuring he should get some tracks down before he forgot them.
This first appeared on the second Allman Brothers album, Idlewild South, but it wasn't released as a single. The song became a live favorite and one very identifiable with Gregg, so when he recorded his first solo album, Laid Back, in 1973, he recorded a new version of this song and released it as a single. It became his biggest hit as a solo artist, charting at #19 US.
The version by Gregg Allman (the singer and organ player) is my favorite version. It was on one of his solo records he released while the band was on a break.
Brandon Brown I agree 🔥🎸🎤🔥
I love the keyboards more than the guitar on this solo version of the song.
I'm thinking that this is the one he's thinking about at the beginning. It used to be on classic rock radio all the time growing up.
I love the horns in Greg’s version. They add something special.
Laid Back
My all time favorite Allman Brothers tune. Thanks for checking it out, Jamel!
The Cars - Moving in Stereo. I was driving the other day and heard this one and thought you might like it.
Include the Phoebe Cates pool scene!
The Cars- Drive
ANYTHING from The Cars would be excellent. Just love his reactions, especially if he's never heard a song before!!👍
Yes
That song is f'ing awesome.
They were also the first Southern rock band to have an African American band member
'Ramblin Man' is great too!!
I was born in "55 and I feel fortunate to have listened to all these great bands that created what rock and roll would become. The collection of styles, arrangements, musical genius is just incredible, growing up as a teenager with all this great music, well I can't say enough.
Black Crowes- Remedy, Hotel Illness, twice as hard, Thorn in my pride, Talks to Angels are all winners.
Hard to handle!
@@smf1280 Did you know thats a remake??
@@minsiuh8960 Yeah. Both are great!
This is my favorite song....I never get tired of it...."Midnight Rider".....thanks for doing it....This is real music....glad you liked it..
Even if u were confused abt who did this song u can never ever ever go wrong w/ The Allman Bros. Read Gregg's bk 'My Cross to Bear'. Excellent. They sacrificed so much in the name of real/ pure music and created a new genre while doing that .
Nothing will ever compare to this band. The best ever!
Glad to see young, discerning guys like you discovering the greats, like GFR and TAB. It's up to you now, to keep discovering, enjoying, and passing it on to future generations. Keep up the good work!
Someday you should try “I’d Love To Change The World” by Ten Years After. It’s a very 60s song, about everyone wanting change, but nobody having the answers. Apart from that, it’s a great song that rocks and shows off Alvin Lee’s guitar skills. You’ll enjoy it!!
I stood at the stage, literally at his feet, back in the 70s. So close I could count the tracks on his arm. He must been flying on meth, his fingers blazed across those strings.
still have the record after all these years.
You’ve gotta check out ‘Into the Mystic’ by Van Morrison.
Oh yeah. Great song. Really listening to a lot Van lately.
I love Joe Cocker's version of Into The Mystic from "Organic" as well. Both deliver deep emotion.
Into the Mystic is covered live by the Allman Brothers Band as well. Definitely worth a listen if you love the song
And Caravan.
Moon dance, Madame George
Smooth and haunting. Ride through the night leaving nothing behind, free.
The song that got me into music was "Still Loving You" by the Scorpions when I was 16, and the World Wide Live VHS tape my mother brought home one evening. Still gives me chills to this day.
Awesome some...I NEVER get tired of this song....glad you liked it....Allman Brothers were the best ....RIP Duane & Greg Allman..
The "church organ" as you called it is a Hammond b3 with Leslie amplifier.
That's the same organ that African American people have in their Churches .
Haven't you heard Billy Preston play B3 with The Stones and The Beatles ?
That's where he learnt it , in Church .
Actually, they are Leslie speakers. Granted, there is some amazing electronics included in the massive speaker boxes, but it is those rotating speakers doing the work.
Hamond organ made many musicians famous
#1 best in the world riding song... sit back, stretch out, feet up on the highway pegs... and rollllllll... LOVE IT!
Here's a great one for you. Ten Years After is the band and " I'd Love to Change the World " is the song !! It was written around 1970 and applies to today.
From my favorite album "A Space in Time" ❤
Their music is just so...pure, raw, real? Yes, just what the world needs, indeed. Thanks for playing and love to see the joy on your face!
“One way out” live at Fillmore is an exceptionally good one by the Allman brothers. Thank you ✌️
The music the world needs now.. you couldn't put it better so true.. music made by brothers of different race to show that we are Brothers
"Stormy Monday" live !! You'll love it.
Aren't they amazing?,..their music.....moves the soul,..truly, this is the type of music,...moves you...continue to delve into 70's music,
Many,many more soul reaching, soul soaring music that you'll discover,..do enjoy the journey, keep going,
Peace ✌
If you haven't already, I would suggest checking out their instrumental "Jessica." Love the videos, man!
I was just going to say the same thing!
Yes please do Jessica excellent song
Melissa. Nuff said.
Also, "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed." Live at the Filmore ofc.
yes-thats my favorite
That's a very young Gregg Allman singing MIDNIGHT RIDER...may he RIP... Gregg had a son by CHER his name is Elijah Blue Allman...Elijah has been proclaimed by several magazines as the sexiest man on Earth.
"Wasted words" is one of my favorites,and also "jelly jelly jelly" actually, anything by the Allman Bros is kick-ass,love your channel Jamel.
Boz Scaggs - Loan Me A Dime. You're gonna dig it. Great blues song.
You'd love the LIVE version of Allman Bros ONE WAY OUT.
One of my favorite Allman Brothers songs..... I always think of the beginning of The Devil's Rejects when I hear it
In Memory of Elizabeth Reed Live at the Filmore East! - One way out! - Ain't Waisting Time no more!
Without a Doubt THE Greatest Southern Rock/Blues Band in the history of music. More talent amd soul came out of this band, than any other! RIP Bothers ❤😭❤😭
Dig it. The younger folks digging bands like the ABB.
Amen to that
The Allman Brothers were the house band for the Fillmore East in New York, The Warehouse in New Orleans and The Fillmore West in San Francisco.
They would play the Fillmore East one weekend, travel to New Orleans to play The Warehouse the next weekend, then head to San Francisco to the Fillmore West.
They would play the rest of the country during the week.
Every time they'd play New Orleans in the 70s, they would play an acoustic show in Audubon Park during the day then head over to the venue to play a 3 hour show!
That's a real love for what they did!
The song when Dusty Rhodes came to the ring
Thats going back a few yrs 😆
Yeah! That was my first exposure to the song.
Yeah Big Dust came in on Willie Nelson's version
Best live band I've ever had the privilege to watch and of course listen to. R.I.P. Gregg Allman and Butch Trucks 🙏
Russ Jarman hopefully it was wit Duane, or least in the 70s.
@@ltrane81 Believe me, I'm well aware of having missed the legendary Duane Allman Live & Alive. I've read everything I can find on him, and I KNOW he WAS The Allman Brothers Band. Also from my older musician friends and bandmates stories, I've heard how phenomenal he was Live. I've listened to every note on the records he played on, every song (at least the ones I know of).
From His original music and killer slide licks, to Eric Clapton's Layla, Wilson Pickett's version of Hey Jude and one or two Aretha Franklin songs he played on... Anything I could get my hands on man. But sadly it wasn't meant to be. He died October 29, 1971 and I was born June 26, 1971. So, Duane Allman to me is an awe-inspiring legend who left this world way too early, right after I came into it man.
Listen to “I’m No Angel” by Greg Allman
Oh yesss....Im No Angel....Allman Brothers
Yes indeed. Was a great comeback song for Greg. I could always relate to it.
They are at there best live at the Fillmore East pick any song they are all golden. They had two full sets of drums two guitar players sometime three when Greg wasn’t on piano one bass. All were insanely great on there instruments in the late 60s early 70s and all the members who followed were in the same caliber except for Duane Allman he was a king. RIP Duane Greg Berry Butch
Fantastic that you're getting to more Allman bros. Check out 'crossroads' That hook you're thinking of is most likely Whipping post.
Eric Clapton song Layla, Duane Allman plays slide guitar.
If youve ever seen the movie "Walking Tall" starring "The Rock" this song plays during the opening credits
Peace & Joy my brother! Love the channel!
LMFAO ....I grew up in the 70s and remember smoking a fat one in my car listening to this and to Rush with my physics teacher in Detroit public schools .,....ha ha ha thanks for the memories
Lol Teachers were apparently MUCH cooler back then.
@@fishordie1992 Haha So cool that one of my teachers had sex with my boyfriend.😦
@@fishordie1992 he was cool ...also passed with an A 😂😂
Mark Stench I grew up in Monroe and I have a very similar story....lol
@Nancy Matheus That's awesome,
Glad you are digging the Brothers, my friend. Their music is magic in the air, man. Love your true appreciation of all music. God bless ya.
You owe it to yourself to play In Memory of Elizabeth Reed from the Live At The Fillmore East album . It's a 13:10 monumental instrumental and I look forward to seeing you react.
Another great "Southern rock" song. Allman Brothers, Marshal Tucker, Lynyrd Skynrd, you could hear the mixture of rock, blues and soul. A very unique musical genre
"Dreams" by the Allman Bros. will blow you away, Jamel -
tied to the whipping post is another good one.
great reaction,; this song has more soul than most i’ve ever heard. Greg Allman was truly one of a kind. true jam band in every sense of the word.
Anyone suggest “Melissa” yet? I’d suggest the live unplugged version.
Never heard one reaction channel do ZZ TOP! That little ol,band from,Texas.
"La Grange" "Jesus Just left Chicago" "Just got paid".
And Mexican Blackbird ❤
Yes..you gotta listen to them in the right order..first waitin on the bus..then Jesus just left Chicago..I Read that he's not talking about Jesus..He's talking about a blues singer but I can't remember his name..
But you can pull up. The video with waitin For the bus and Jesus left chicago together...it's good..ROCK OWN!!!!!!!!
@@suzanne1430 Your right about the order. Forgot !! Spent some time with Billy Gibbons in his hometown of Houston in the 90's. Long story!!
@@lorifrantz1127 Yes, though maybe not the first one,lol. Also Manic Mecanic!!!
@@jgsrhythm100 I love finding people who love music as much as I do....I know if I don't wake up with a song on my mind or if I'm not in the mood to hear a few songs in the morning...I know my mood isn't right....when I'm happy and stuff...the first thing I want to do is hear a good song...lol..🎶🎶🎶🎶..rock Own!!!!!
Your reaction to the older rock songs are like mine...they hit me as classic
Beny More, pleaseeeeeeee.
We love youuuuuuuu brotheeeeer!!!
Please say something about Aldo el aldeano y Beny More. I never listen allman brother before, good music, oh! YEA
One of my all-time favorites. So much talent and sounded like no one else.
Always enjoy your videos - great music and great reactions!
Am I the only one that still gets goosebumps when I hear a great song like this....all these years later????? Could listen to stuff like this all day. Would love to see a reaction to my all time fav song and singer - Black Magic Woman by Carlos Santana :)
Hell yes, brother. Love this tune. Happy for you.
Just come back to listen to this after your reaction today of "ain't wastin' time". Beautiful, simply beautiful, my only grumble being that it doesn't last long enough. Thanks, Jamel, you're the best, brother! 🙏🤗
Flirtin' with Disaster Molly Hatchet
And Dreams Ill never have!!!
Yes ! Great tune !
The official anthem of NASCAR 🤘🤘
Dreams I'll never see by molly hatchet
@@phantom629 Yes by The Hatchet and Allmand Bros.
That organ is a Hammond B3,Nothing like that sound. You can recognize every time.. Great Song from a GREAT BAND.
All an Brothers were amazingly deep! Lyrically and musically. For another lyrically deep song from the time period try fortunate son by Credence Clearwater Revival aka CCR.
Driven many many miles driving thru the night listening to this song and many other Allman Brothers.
Macon GA.s very own.
I’m going to guess the song and hook you were thinking of is “The Weight” by The Band
one of the best bands to come out of the 70's --i couldnt live without them in the day!!!
Steve Miller Band - The Joker, Rock'n Me, Jungle Love, Fly Like an Eagle
Take the Money and Run
Steve Miller Band did do a lot of great music. This was all big on the radio but not their best.
SERENADE
@@mostresticator3000 I'm old so I lean to the early SMB. Your Saving Grace, Little Girl, Jackson-Kent Blues, Gangster Of Love, Space Cowboy, Going To The Country or Wild Mountain Honey. Serenade is a great song also.
Take the money and run
One of my all time favorites...both the song and the Allman Brothers.
The Weight by The Band you’d like that song. Kinda in the same realm as this song in my opinion. 🤘🏻
Definitely check out The Weight
You’re so cute, Jamel. And such a nice guy. 🌸💗 Love your reactions to ‘our music’. Now you see why we only listen to our Oldies! Give me the music of the ‘60s and ‘70s any day. 👍😁
2 dope. This is the CD that I listen to almost everyday.
i feel like this is the gateway song to the allman brothers catalog! 😁🎶 been hooked on them for a few decades now.
You are probably thinking of "Ghost Riders in the Sky". ANOTHER GREAT SONG!
Got to see them at the Beacon Theater in NYC!! I was sad when they didn't do One Way Out, to my suprise they did it for the ENCORE!!! One more item off of my bucket list!
Whenever I hear this song I automatically think of the Devil’s Rejects ... 😁
Right... It opens with this and ends with free bird best ever
z3r0hAm n0gAm3 right on!!!
Whatsamatter? Don't you like clowns?!
Sweet girl like you doesn't watch that wicked movie lol. Speaking of, the first time I watched House of 1000 corpses, it scared the crap out of me. The second time was with my ex, and she laughed all the way through. Some people find humor in the oddest places lol.
Howie Davis I am sweet but love horror LOL😁😁
I love that you love the Allmans. I grew up to this music and it’s just the best.
Absolutely love this song!!!
Now that you've covered Allmans, Lynrd S, CCR, Next up
ZZ Top! That lil ol band from Texas!!
Songs "La Grange" "Cheap Sunglasses". Serious Texas Boogie, R&R. Anyone agree?!
Absolutely essential!!
Soulshine live at the Filmore 🔥
Allman Brothers In Memory of Elizabeth Reed Live at the Fillmore East...It will BLOW your mind!!!
I think the remake on Gregg's solo album "Laid Back" is a better version.