Elizabeth Reed **4K** Allman Brothers with Bill Evans -- NYC March 20, 2010 

The ABB's anthem for sure, and they could STAND AND DELIVER

I was so lucky to have seen them twice - at the Cynthia Woods Amphitheater & at the Lakewood Amphitheater in Atlanta. They are my all time favorite group & this is my favorite song. I have heard it hundreds of times in my life & I never get tired of it.

Hey Peter, I've had these DVDs but most of my laptops don't even have disc drives anymore, so I hadn't seen them myself in years. So I must admit it is even nice for me to have them readily available on RU-vid, and in considerably better quality thanks to software. It's sad that most of them are in double digits or slightly above in terms of views. The camera work and production of these shows was top notch. Anyway, I enjoy them too, and it's great to know there are a few music lovers like yourself who get it, and appreciate the music. Good to hear from you. Cheers

Big honor for the ABB, Bill Evans played with Miles Davis.

Ebenfalls danke!

Schön das es Dir gefallen hat😎

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Yep, and he's always so into the music, it's great to watch and concentrate on the bass.

I agree!! You're one of the few who have discovered this gem. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment!

Indeed

È sorprendente che questa musica entusiasmi ancora le persone 50 anni dopo la sua prima creazione! E persone da tutto il mondo!! Grazie amico mio per essere passato e aver commentato!

Indeed, he's always so into it!!!

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What a great guitarist!

There was a very short period with Derek and Jimmy Herring, that was amazing.

Terrific!😎

Thanks, next level stuff for sure.

One could say the same thing about Duane Allman and Berry Oakley. I for one am grateful that the ABB rolled on for four decades, although I wish the split with Dickey Betts hadn't happened the way it did. But the music in this clip in it's own way immortalizes Dickey's tremendous compositional skills.

@@Talking2musicians I can't argue with that in any way but what I'm saying is that the influence of Dickey Betts since the death of Duane was the foundation of The Brothers. Hittin' The Note was a good album but it could have been much better had Dickey been a part of it. Death prevented Duane & Berry - that was final; Dickey's absence was due to interpersonal issues, reportedly on Dickey's part but some say that it was Butch. Who know?? I just wish that DB could have been there for the grande finale

@@GnLguy I think Derek tried to have Dickey there for the 40th, and finally put things behind them. Sadly it is what it is.

@@Talking2musicians I've seen interviews with Dickey and he seemed to have alot of bitterness, which is understandable. We'll never know the full story but I'm glad that he and Gregg talked before Gregg passed. The Allman Brothers Band, Ten Years After and Savoy Brown are my favorite bands of the 60s & 70s and sadly, all of the leaders of those bands are now gone

ありがとう、日本にもオールマン ブラザーのファンがいると知ってうれしいです!

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Agree, awesome.

Warren did and was superb!