Awesome. Gillan era Sabbath RULES🤘

I miss you Redbird.

True Duane heads know there are TWO versions of the solo on this song- the first take was rattling so he did a second take the next day. I think this is the second, next day take. One was on the Cowboy release the other on the Duane Allman anthology vol 1 or 2 not sure. I think this one is the second day. I could be wrong though. They’re both out there.

This is the segment!

Terry Kath at his best. Thankful this is preserved. I cannot find any quality live video of Oh Thank You Great Spirit another one of Terry’s greatest songs.

The good old times been about 40 years since hearing this❤

My all-time, fave ABB selection! Glad I found this, after my disappointment of the Filmore recording on KZbin that is missing Gregg’s vocals…

There's an institute in Chicago that's recording you and I...

The lonesome LA cowboy, Jim Ladd, RIP Brother. We will keep on rockin for ya...

Greg sounds completely drunk

First came the Allman Brothers. Then came, Grinderswitch, The Charlie Daniels Band, Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Marshall Tucker Band, Blackfoot, The Outlaws. My cover band in 80-81. We covered them all. Because they were the best and we couldn't go wrong. Hughie. Billy. Allen Collins. Gary Rossington. Dickie Betts. Duane Allman. Charlie Daniels. Toy Caldwell. God rest your souls.

Terry passed ,in 75?,so this is his replacement?

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I bought this album as soon as it came out. Saw them perform at Grady Gammage Auditorium in Tempe in 1968 unbelievable show

THIS is the best Styx song in my opinion. I can just listen to it forever. Killer guitar !!!

I got to meet them after their set opening for Aerosmith in '78... Great show and better than the drugged out Aerosmith.

Hard to believe this was recorded in 1971.

Don't make music like this anymore!

Cowboy was killer!

I hope Duane and Dickie reconciled. I imagine they did and Butch, Barry, Duane, Dickie, Greg along with Jerry are playing Mountain Jam.

Terry and Peter both had great voices.

Great song. Love it

Some more addictive soloing !! Thanks

Even open the same venue as 3 Dog night, had a great story how he did some stuff with that group, in a Howard Johnsons

Lee now podcasts, episode 101 just today. Orange cat, and orange hair, has some great story back in the day. He played with Hendrix, even same show with VanHalen, same stage as Janis Joplin, lots of history. Turns out it was not a B3, but an A model, heavily modded by a guru of the Hammonds he explained how he got the fantastic bass, a full octave lower. He even had an early Hammond repossessed!!

Yes I think all the Bloodrock albums up to USA are the best sounding of all their albums. I bought the Lee Pickens album in 1974 or 1975 at a mall. Hold On and Sail Away all good songs but the Bloodrock songs Melvin Laid an Egg, Cheater, Gimmi Your Head and to many others to list were all great rockers to listen to. I never got to see them. What a bummer.

Do ya ? ,hmm sounds like it

It’s played one month before the death of Duane 🎸🎶🎶🎶

Was at this show. Was stationed at Malmstrom afb then.

Terry Kath was Chicago….

Great song!

I like this music

Well, I damn sure never knew they recorded at Muscle Shoals. Good stuff.

Toy Caldwell is a phenom on the guitar........

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Man if this song doesn’t do something for you, i feel for you. This is an absolute masterpiece. Mixing isn’t that great but still my favorite song ever written

This is awesome! Thanks. I don't know if I ever heard this version of the band play this tune live except for that Tonight Show clip.

Randy C. definitely learned a thing or two playing with Jimi Hendrix/ they both are greatly missed but left an enduring Legacy !!!

If you didn't already know when it came out, it would be hard to guess. Today's children with an ear for music would still enjoy it. Ahead of it's time.

Thanks for this video. awesome photo`s and music!!

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Most beautiful

Badass! Love these guys.

I wish I could’ve seen the original band

One of the true greats. Gone to early. What could have been 😢

Been a fan since Maxoom. Loved Frank and his music my whole life.

Mark Knopfler on backing vocals here. Hear him in there? YEP!

Just listen to Dickey! Awesome.

When I was only 5 years old I used to ask my step dad to play this over and over, it's my song of my childhood, thanks for posting it. It's kind of rare to find. Much love and magic

Thanks danny zwartz for showing me this song 2/14/1977