Allman Borthers Band & Eric Clapton - Stormy Monday

[@naturaonline]

Očigledno, dobar blues i R'N'B se i dalje svira u Americi. Hvala Gospodu Bogu. Izgubio sam već svaku nadu...

[@vinobody]

some seem to hate Eric's sound in here but I don't on the contrary I find his choice of guitar gives a modern taste to this rendition while the others seem to be stuck in the 70's

[@TheElectrocositos]

I saw them in '78 I think in Central Park, NY...without Clapton... a day I'll never forget!!!

[@TheLarryaxe507]

I just cannot believe their are thumbs down on this, you are ignorant of what good music is

[@TheDerekfan]

Derek grew up listening to the Allman Brothers and Derek and the Dominoes and you can tell...he's just great!

[@johnzaldivar551]

Best rendition , yet...Allman Brothers-Stormy Monday. Peace.

[@mike1451000]

Theres nothing like Greg layin it down with his big bro watching over. Im so thankful for The Brothers music. Gotten me through a rut or two..

[@rafberu]

so thanks a lot Gregg Allman, Warren Haynes, Dereck Trucks, Oteil burbridge (incredible bass player), Butch Trucks, Jai Johanny Johanson, Marc Quiñones I love your music and the way you play

[@ezhookd]

A very special performance, E.C. putting the festivities into the step beyond; wunder Fill !

[@stevelee7550]

I gotta turn thr volume all the way up (it's very faint), but then it's top notch southern blues! If ya love southern blues, you HAVE to love this! : D

[@damoledawg1]

I have always loved the abb,and well with Clapton,what can I say????

[@loduck]

Its not a competition dudes !!! It friggin blues !! They are all great in their own style & tone, of course they sound different.... If they didnt, how damn boring that would be.... This is classic !

[@sirdoouglas]

Kind of hard to argue about 3 great players, 3 different leads, a great band and what a night to have been at a concert. Excellent!

[@gatordeano]

My favorite blues song, by my favorite band not named the Beatles, with three of my favorite living guitarists all taking monster solos, with one of my favorite vocalists, one of my favorite bassists, and as good as a rhythm section as you'll ever find. Does it get any better than this. Lord have mercy. But wait the even better news is He already did.!!!

[@genemcglaughn3788]

Very Good...My kinda music...Eric Clapton one of the Best....Allman Brothers A Great Band

[@23theseeker50]

IV'E JUST GONE TO HEAVEN LOVE THIS MUSIC BRILLIANT LIVE MUSIC HOPE SOME OF THE YOUNGER BANDS ARE WATCHING SEEING HOW IT SHOULD BE DONE.

[@TheLarryaxe507]

you said it brother ,all the critics out their and on here don't know what good music is all about.

[@stevelee7550]

Yay! I can post how much I LOVE this jam, and play it near every Monday, on this version!

[@MrEllgato]

like fine wine gets better with time cheers!

[@TheSpeedpacer]

One word: Awesome!

[@rogerjuddmusic6798]

palyedd this fore manyee yeares... stille love it!

[@kerrymcmanus9188]

Bloody amazing 3 awesome players 3 different styles,blew me away too!!!

[@tennisbumojai]

Warren!! What great tone he gets here. A blues man for sure.

[@Sator8]

First saw them live in 73'. Allman Brothers and Grateful Dead. Over 100k people and RFK Stadium in W. DC.

[@mom3grammy4]

If you need a guitar riff this video has the best to fill your needs. Awesome!

[@mcslaughta]

haynes, trucks, & clapton on the same stage...mind blown

[@bitewingrocks]

bucket list stuff here!

[@jonb0002]

I love to see all those who are probably "stunningly wonderful musicians" slagging off one who has been playing for 50 years and is STILL FILLING GIGS..May you be so lucky - or talented...I think possibly not...who would know your name if it were on the front of the Albert Hall ?? As a guitarist who has been playing and singing for the same time... I wish I were half as good. I never will be, but don`t bad mouth people who changed the whole outlook of a generation in the 60`s and still cab

[@terryhurlburt9113]

A wonderful musical experience. If I had been there I would have paid them to play all night. If I were playing with them I wouldn't want to stop!!! JAMMING is such fun!

[@MrBluesfromDBURGH]

Clapton is 1 in a million mate...........so r u

[@McQ109]

Blue eyes blues love it. ...These guys do the art forum justice. …

[@tangogirl100]

This is amazing, check out slowhand towards the very end...this entire performance is breathtaking, wish I could have been there...yeah....

[@MultiUrraka]

Say Bro. I went to Georgia Tech ans lived in Marietta . But this kids were from Macon. Thanks Much Obligged

[@mmatth2194]

Great jam.

[@5jerry1]

That's the best comment I have read in a very long time.

[@unclegrub]

Great performance! Excellent guitar playing, killer slide work by Derek Trucks. Eric Clapton being there was a nice touch since he and Duane Allman were good friends. (I don't think the Clapton's Layla album would have been the same without Duane..!) And don't forget... Gregg Allman still has one of the best blues singing voice you'll ever hear in a hundred lifetimes. Skydog was surely smiling down from Heaven when this was made.

[@oscartapiamunoz7163]

Oscar from Chile says It is the best of times & the best best music of the tweantieth century...Gopd may bless you all Amen

[@jsamc]

gee wiz that was so good all played theirn asses off !!!!!

[@dielauwen]

Check out how SAD SAM'S BLUES JAM plays this song . Younger generation is coming up with great music.

[@Luke43168]

Glorious

[@Carlschwamberger1]

I've seen so many musicians barf this one up, they make it look so easy.

[@rafberu]

and thanks a lot mister "SlowHand" Eric Clapton !

[@poliscope]

The greatest white blues singer ever. Gregg Allman is a giant.

[@fearofnot]

Dang this kicks! :)

[@1stabletour]

DAMN THEM BLUES 8-)

[@wildbullfrog]

I don't know the guy's name, but it's the best slide -solo I've ever heard!

[@zubimarta]

hola fallo de salsa; vaya guapo el video de eric con los allman

[@CharlesCCRidesChandler]

Lord...have mercy on me!!!...:)O(:..

[@pac401]

Nobody works that B3 better than Gregg. He's a master of his instrument.

[@jr0706]

The Strat fits perfectly with the Gibsons that Haynes and Trucks are playing. And as great as Haynes and Trucks sounded, I think Clapton brought it home. He's using the darker #4 position of neck/middle pickups (darker than any use of the bridge, that is). But I'm a Strat player myself, and prefer single coil Strats and Teles to Les Pauls and SGs.

[@classicbob6064]

Eric "slow hand" Clapton is one of the living guitar legends.Haynes and Trucks are great but EC brought home. You are so right. love at 9:42 Eric cuts out and Derek goes wow. Wish the Sky Dog was there RIP

[@hafke001]

Thanks for the video. There's another on KZbin from which Derek's solo has been 'removed' (shame on the editor).

[@sledziu2121]

@wildbullfrog Guy with slide is Derek Trucks :-)

[@tornspeedo]

nice...very nice.

[@stevelee7550]

I've made it a Monday Tradition to play this and do the tequila/lemon/salt thing every monday that a storm is a'brewin' !

[@ggparma1]

totally agree, totally

[@donottawaguitar]

thank god

[@WFOX44]

They took turns doing solos by age. I was playing this at work & i went "Who's doing the solo first? Let's see." And my freinds goes "Is it by age?" And sure enough, it is.

[@Cefdfsacq]

Clapton just constructs better solos with a lot of dynamics plus subtle flourishes on slow blues than...crap...anyone. Fluidity of both conception and execution is his strength. He's always "musical".

[@joerobinsonjr6972]

no color too the blues,luv abb

[@fredevans7117]

Sacrilegious!

[@mistersnaredrum]

in a word, comfort. (i play LPs a lot, but live i'm a modded Fender mustang guy to save my back!)

[@SIXSTRING63]

Eric should have broke out a Gibby for this gig. He sounds like the Clapton of old when he plays a Gibson, he sounds like he fights that Strat on every solo. Check him out at the Hyde park show playing Tore Down with a 335, just amazing.

[@marcelo_giangrande]

GOD BLESS GREG ALLMAN !

[@Bigbluesboy]

@kgarty See Cream play this tune at their reunion in 2005.. That's GOD at work

[@colefd]

I could never share because 'brothers' is misspelled in the title...#qualitycounts

[@sledziu2121]

I heard Clapton is God but Derek truly sounds freaking amazing :) Take care :)

[@tidepoolbay]

Nice! Woof!

[@joerobinsonjr6972]

eat a peach for peace,had some peach tea,mmmm good,get me some peach everything,n be happy everybody

[@fearofnot]

Very Blusey Indeed! :)

[@pac401]

Jimmy Smith is great jazz B3 player, no doubt about it. I didn't mean Gregg was the end all be all, but for his music, not many better. Booker T is right up there too.

[@danimal511]

yes warren haynes

[@shoreshred20]

i love playing this guitar on my Strar :) everyone knows this would bea great song on a strat learn how to play the blues rite before playin it babbby

[@mathmss]

For my taste, the one who shines in this video is Warren.

[@MrJRHblues]

Allman Borthers? :-)

[@tarkusmjg]

ever heard of Jimmy Smith????

[@zodiacbluesbaby]

Agreed, Steppin Out is still my favourite Clapton solo. I love Strats, but if you're going for that battery-boosted tone, why not just play a Les Paul?

[@malikamhadi7837]

[@solonwoodall2429]

No hes still alive living in Fl. I believe

[@33SirCharles]

Hard to beat Derek's slide solo in that one

[@jonathanhines163]

I and many others disagree. Trucks himself has had only good things to say about Eric in interviews. I have always admired the largely traditional roots of Eric's approach. ALSO Clapton has applied his approach to more styles of music than any other blues-based player I can name. He doesn't live in 1968 and plays with the guitars and tones HE prefers.

[@berry4227]

Tell me how is Johnny?

[@russjalichandra5491]

Very nice version, everyone shines here. Duane must be smiling. Too bad the sound quality is not so good.

[@MrErnieman7]

I'm not sure I agree with you there - typically single coils are brighter and punchier while humbuckers (double coils) are warmer and fatter. The notable exception is the Gibson P-90 single coil pickup which is strong and fat. But pretty much all fender single coils are known for being bright and punchy. Just listen to Clapton's solo - it's a lot thinner and brighter sounding.

[@42CAINE]

Miss the days of duane, barry Oakley and Dickey betts Derek is the son of Butch Trucks the drummer Right? His performance and Warren's can stand with Clapton easily

[@F3FisGoodforYou]

what do you mean ? Perso I think Allman Brother is using too much mixolydian minor 9 chords, especially on the 15th measure of each bridge. Other than that it's good but there is room for progression.

[@jameszasty3451]

You obviously have no idea what your talking about because the twin coil pick-ups of gibsons humbuckers produce a brighter tone than that of the single coil pick-ups on a Fender. I love when people on youtube talk about stuff they have no idea about.

[@BackRowRacing98]

I thought he was related to Butch Trucks? Sorry I'm kind of confused now.

[@lindatheobald7789]

ohio mule sez it sounds just fine to me.........mercy on me for saying so..........

[@StevenCarinci]

A rear pick up tele would've sounded better than those noiseless pups which sacrifice bite and depth for linearity. The noiseless pups were developed for digital recordings not analogue.

[@kimh5566]

You just can't have too many guitars on stage!

[@karenmikasko7148]

there is something very wrong with the title

[@marshall7974]

who's rebecca black?

[@jjaywill]

That's Butch's brother's son.

[@WFOX44]

Warren's solo is the best by the way. Of course i'm partial.

[@donmcghee8217]

fan tastix

[@jamesgodfrey1729]

Personally I like Derek's solo the best

[@gazzaboy2531977]

claptons solo stole this one

[@mkilner]

Yep trucks got it!....but the other two ain't bad either! :)

[@yohawing]

4：30〜のソロがすごい

[@stubhead]

I don't mean this as a way to tear him down - like that makes ME bigger - but I don't he can hear very well any more. I noticed it on the first 2004 Crossroads benefit. His tone was just... bad, for much of the concert. Right at the end, it got better - SOMEBODY tweaked it, maybe him. He's got a lot of that raspiness here too. I guess since Fender put your name on an amp, you got to play the damn thing too.

[@crackerjackatsixty]

right place, right time...who's to say...Dwayne went too soon.