The Allman Brothers Band Whipping Post Reaction 

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.

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.

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.

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...✌️😎

good idea to SEE a video/film of them playing. He'll see who plays what and a lot of interesting playing.

..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..😏🤘

AMEN!!!!!

Lmao

I totally agree!😎

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

"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!

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!😘

21 recorded but yeah, old soul for sure.

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!

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.

😢 and 😂

I already use hot sauce ya'll...lol

To be straight up Southern, u need to fry up some chicken (the Southern way. No air frying) & put some Texas Pete hot sauce. A side of collard greens, homemade Mac and cheese & some buttermilk biscuits or my booger biscuits. Booger biscuits may sound bad, but a full course of my homemade food flew from North Carolina to Texas with my son who is a soldier in the US Army. He carried ALOT of food to his girlfriend and her mama & grandmother. He said when he woke up from being jet lag & all the food was gone. Those 3 women ate a whole batch of my booger biscuits 15-18 biscuits plus an entree and 2 sides & blueberry cobbler. They called me to thank me & ask me for the recipe.

@@pamelascott5702 lol...I don't know what collard greens are, and our biscuits are sweet and you dunk them in your tea.

Patrol Gaming our biscuits are fluffy & soft(if made correctly, lol). But, I have made sweet potato biscuits- I think u guys may call them yams. But, my booger biscuits are made with sour cream and sharp cheddar cheese add to the biscuits flour. Collards are a green leafy vegetable that are cooked a side meat like ham hocks, fresh sausage or fat back. If you get a chance or ever find an American Southern type restaurant let me know if y’all enjoy it. I have a friend in Liverpool & his mum sent me what they call biscuits. I think it is the same as what you speak of. We call those cookies. But of course we have a HUGE variety of cookies. If you know or have heard of Popeye’s chicken or Kentucky Fried Chicken you have seen what I mean by a biscuit. A guy who was born in my hometown went on American Idol which is filmed in California (on the other side of the pond) & one of the things they picked at him about was when he mentioned that he was having a great time but he was missing home bc he missed the sweet iced tea and biscuits. Lol. My son randomly called me one day after he was stationed in Texas complaining that he was about to die bc Texas didn’t have any sweet tea and definitely no decent biscuits. What’s the name of that song, “Don’t Know What You Got ( til it’s gone) by Cinderella.

Patrol, in the southern part of the United States, iced tea with sugar is a favorite. And the American version of biscuits are not usually sweet, but can go with just about anything for about every meal. Moreso popular with dinners of chicken, pork or ham along with rice, macaroni and cheese, mashed potatoes. Some places call it soul food, country cooking or comfort food, because it makes you feel comfortable and fill your soul, as well as your stomach.

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

And on the 3rd note you see the doors to his mind get completely blown off their hinges! Love it!

Lets not forget Berry Oakley!

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.

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.

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.

Green Grass and High Tides...The Outlaws!

The live version of Freebird from Oakland. They are at the very top of their game. Allen has SO much energy. Steve is fitting in perfectly. It's almost breathtaking.

I should know by now...always check for the live version...lol

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 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.

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

and that concert was the end of the Fillmore East and they had a celebration. Wish there was film on it and all the different music that was there.

May I add TROUBLE NO MORE? #Alex

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.

Some would contend that Stevie Ray Vaughn is so you might have to fight it out with them.

@@maxpeck7382 No accounting for taste LOL

Leon Russell got to be the second blackest white dude 👍💖

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