Allman Brothers Band - You Don't Love Me / Soul Serenade - Closing Night At The Fillmore (6/27/71)

Track 9: You Don't Love Me / Soul Serenade. This is the closing night of The Fillmore East, a very special show that has flirted with an official release for over 30 years.
"The tape begins with Graham introducing the Allman Brothers Band as one of the best he's heard according to his untrained ears, and the band embark on a show that packs a lot into an eighty minute set. The opening numbers show some restraint and not until "In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed" does the band get into an elongated jam session reaching over twelve minutes. The show ends with a twenty minute "Whipping Post" and a seventeen minute encore "You Don't Love Me"/ "Final Serenade" where Duane Allman quotes Handel's "Joy To The World". "

[@antibee1]

would i be exaggerating to say that there is no other in my opinion who can play like duane allman? and i like a variety of music...such fabulous feel and sound

[@Steve01760]

I don't say favorite in regards to much of anything.... but Duane is by far my favorite guitarist, you can feel what he plays

[@franklinheath1144]

In my opinion you'd be right

[@barne3668]

favortie slide player for sure...

[@makotowatkins1973]

What an amazing sound! As a born and bred Brit I feel the urge to board the next plane to America every time I hear these guys. This music captures so much, has so much soul, feeling, passion..... bugger it, I'm heading back Stateside! :)

[@kennethdeanmiller7324]

Dude, if you like this, you should check out the Geateful Dead 1973-77 then 1980-87. And another more modern group that was a great jam band is Widespread Panic. Their original lead guitarist/song writer Mike Houser died of pancreatic cancer in 2002 but they have a decent replacement. He's good but not as soulful imho. But their studio stuff & live stuff is really good. They are from Athens,Ga. I saw them play about 35-40 times. Saw the Dead about 70 times from 1987-95. The Dead toured Europe in 1972. Omg, I would have loved to do that tour BUT considering I was 5 years old don't think that would have worked.

[@runningblood58]

Eat a Peach Live Mountain Jam to me is the pinnicle of perfection that night March 1971 all the spirits got together for a perfect interaction. The music just flowed like magic note for note and the ending was so dynamic, romantic and perfect. This music is immortal

[@28zebra]

I have been lucky enough to spend 57 years on Gods green earth-----and one of the great joys of my life has been the ABB. The original band was untouchable===no one comes close

[@kennethdeanmiller7324]

Of all the Allman Brothers songs this IS MY ALL TIME FAVORITE!!!! And yes, I'm very familiar with the name Dickey Betts ! Him & Warren Hanes is/was the ABB that I know! Born in 1967 I didn't start seeing concerts until '79. My first show was ACDC @The Omni in Atlanta. I was in the 6th grade. A buddy of mine owed me $10 for some weed. And he says "How about a ticket to the concert & a ride there & back. We had 8 people in a Jeep. But me & my buddy Chris were in the back seat with 3 ladies we went to school with & we had a half gallon of Jack Daniel's plus I had weed too. I always had weed back then cuz I sold it for my parents. My Mom ruptured 3 disc's in her back at work & they wouldn't give her workers comp so I did it to help pay the bills.

[@EnlightenedRogue]

This is Betts's baby, his finest guitar work is on the "You Don't Love Me" this jams. Amazing how he lets Duane take over on the climb up on Lizzie Reed while he stums rhythm guitar but Duane definitely returns the favor on this, my all time favorite Allman cover.

[@petejmcguigan]

It just doesn't get any better than this, unmatchable, pure Gold

[@Muskratrowdy2]

This is just a blazing version of YDLM! I've listened to this and other ABB renditions of hundreds of times and get blown away every time. Try focusing on Oakley's bass as you listen to this song and you realize that Duane may have been the heart of the original band, but Berry was the backbone.

[@tredwmiche3442]

And the rhythm section? Love the Bros

[@kaelsaenz3698]

Yes, to a degree Barry definitely was the backbone of the stringed section

[@jamesclayton161]

It's like a PB&J pardon the fun but without anyone of these pickers it would never worked so their my P.B.J !!!

[@stevelongobardi6870]

Just magical. Duanes phrasing and tone still unsurpassed 46 years later . Truly one of the greatest and unique sounding electric guitar players we have ever witnessed.

[@russliberti6424]

Duane poured out his soul through his Les Paul Rock on Sky Dog.

[@j.m.zimmerman5684]

You know he is Russ, and now even more so since Butch Trucks and Gregg have recently joined him,I fully believe we go to another level of consciousness when we die, and we are aware, enjoy relationships and most of our past loves,accomplishments,hobbies,etc. So you see, in my opinion I see a smokin rock band forming "in the sky, lord, in the sky" {will the circle be unbroken, 'THE CARTER FAMILY' RELEASED 1935}, the 1 FACT ABOUT DEATH is that we will all find out the truth !Heres to hoping we all go peacefully, take care Russ, jz

[@Disinclinator]

My God!" Howard Duane Allman" was so GREAT!!! How in the world was he able to get that finger dexterity?It's blistering fast,transcendantly fast,a whole other building kind of fast!Now,I really do love Richard Bettes,but H.Duane Allman owns RB in these jams.Who could compete though?Taking HDA into account.Kudos to R. Bettes for performing with ABB. Thank You, ABB! Your music really has enhanced my life,and Duane Allman has inspired me to play guitar, more anyone else,period! Always an ABB fan!

[@brauncrw7]

I idolize my dad but I never tell him I do. He introduced me to ABB when I was in grade school and I liked Jessica but I never understood it until now (I'm 32). Now it's my favorite band ever. Blue Sky is my favorite song of all time, and all I can hope is that my son will understand how Duane ripped guitar liked I'd never heard and never will,...

[@andrewptob]

+Erik Braun I'm the same age as you, but my old man didn't introduce me to the Allmans. I pretty much discovered them myself, although I do recall that my mom loved when "Midnight Rider" came on the radio when I was a kid. Blue Sky is also my favorite Allmans song; it's a pretty simple song in terms of construction, but, damn, are those solos beautiful and soul-enriching. Cheers.

[@anthonyspare]

+Erik Braun I'm only 26 but grew up with my dad listening to everything from Jeff Beck to Zeppelin to Rush. But, i'll never forget one morning when I was a kid, probably 6 or 7 years old, and seeing a cartoon that showed a band with two drummers, I think it was the show Doug on Nickelodeon, and I remember asking my dad why they had two drummers. I can remember him telling me about some band named "The Allman Brothers". Here I am, still hooked, 20 years later.

[@strangetribe]

Jessica and Blue Sky were Dickey Betts numbers not Duane

[@romegregory4311]

He's the best ever . Number one. Then i have my number 2's Stevie Ray Vaughan, Eddie Van Halen, Roy Buchanan , Jimi Hendrix.

[@joebizzizzle]

How that building was still standing after this is a MIRACLE!!!

[@markv3594]

***** Agreed. I'd seen an interview w/ ( I believe ) Gregg that the show began approx. 1 AM and lasted to sunrise. At that point the doors opened and the crowd filed out silently- Not displeased- just in sheer amazement and stunned serenity as to what they'd just seen and witnessed. Wish I was there.

[@geetarnut]

+Mark V yes, this is very true! I had the luck and pleasure to see them on that tour, when they were touring New York! And the same thing happened at that show,, everyone, myself included, was blown to bits! And I was able to get Duane Allman's broken high - "E" string right after the last song finished!!!

[@markv3594]

Sonny Cannon My guess it was the High "E" 'cuz he was probably bending the hell out of it and making it scream. I'm in awe of you my Friend, as you got to see them all together. I was just too young back then, but did see The ABB 5 times w/o him & Dickey solo in 2000 at front of stage & met him at his Bus afterwards & chatted. The Live Fillmore album is just so great. Thank You so much for your excellent personal trivia, My Friend.

[@jpalberthoward9]

You got it right! Those gentlemen were a well oiled, finely tuned engine, takin' the checkered flag and bringin' home the big prize every time. (I love loud engines and old hot rods too, they make another kind of music) But the 1969-71 Allman Bros. were so insanely scary good they border on superhuman. I have often wondered if maybe those guys could read each other's minds. They STILL send chills down my spine after 43 years! I could go on for days.

[@chipurBillWhite]

So cool when Dickey comes in on his first break. Can really hear the diff in his tone v. Duane’s.

[@Littlesomekinda]

thanks for posting this song! Damn it! I'm 52yrs old and this song brings it home! doesn't get any better then this.

[@luciendperron2242]

I was lucky enough to party with Butch Trucks, Berry Oakley, and Greg Allman the 1st time they played here in Providence, RI. Absolutely phenomenal band

[@jeffreycantor5569]

Lou I Remember You From When I Went To Mo Brown. You Were Tight With Nick The Pick&Scott Thurrot

[@bobfish69]

Truly Inspiring! Thank you for the chance to hear this great music. I never went to the Fillmore East but I knew the Fillmore West.. ABB remains the perfect fusion of Rock and Blues! Thanks!

[@mnuno34]

I grew up listening to allman bros, when my sister wasn't home I was listening too her albums, 12 yrs old. yea I'm old (albums ) I'm 58 but have been fortunate to have seen them 3 times.. listening rite now . B SAFE people

[@johnzimmerman530]

I'm 59 ,doing the same thing bro,my older brother had a marantz turntable and bose 301 speakers and they ROCKED,LOUD,,,,,many a day the neighbors bitched and came to the door,just turned up the volume as we were not the typical family and they didnt want to go too far.these guys were the KINGS!I was a big derek and the dominoes 'kid' also,so so so many-as u know-not even going to try and mention them all,i would have 2 write a book,rock on my friend,i'm in pa,moving to colorado so i can LEGALLY smoke from MORNING to MORNING ,STAY WELL ALL

[@dannydine5263]

Hear ya.I was in the same situation.Older brothers.and that Blind Faith Lp kinda spun my little head around to.

[@MrBlair5112]

3425 stooges Mn being safe is no fun I'll be 21 forever!

[@sonofgod61]

midrider335 & sirwob glad to see there are some people who know the real deal, about guitar players, and I am a guitar freak, and I know that Duane, was the best there was on electric guitar period, if he was alive now, I can't imagine. He could play any style on the electric, [ he was a session player as you already know ], NO ONE LIKE DUANE, RIP DUANE.

[@mrstrat222]

Greetings, I was at this show and it finished sometime after 4 AM. At 19 I had no idea the historic significants of this last show!!

[@3John16]

That was the show from the night before.. 6/26/71- their final show, this show was broadcasted on FM and ended before midnight.

[@dmitrysharkov2882]

Dickey's break is phenomenal. It's really bad that people just don't remember (or never knew) that ABB had two guitar players...

[@garthbusch9071]

Yes

[@kennethdeanmiller7324]

Them trading licks back & forth is what makes them so great. First it was Duane & Dickey then Dickey & Warren Hanes & from there Idk all the other combinations but I was too young & never got to see Duane play. But I saw Dickey & Warren play numerous times.

[@mhardiman4987]

I new Dickey is the Best ❤ Duane and Dickey were tits

[@jamesclayton161]

Sorry brother but I gotta cause you listen to this this full clip you will realize there were 3 guitar pickers and all 3 stood on even level ground , no I'm a die hard D. Betts fan but I am also a historian of this music being as I've carried it with ma for a bit over 52 years and I'm 64 but Berry Oakley makes this music work along with the percussionist can't leave them out but that damn bass sings songs that so many miss as it strolls by you know it's like it has to be there . Now I hope I didn't offend you or anyone and peace to anyone who comes here for this great music !!!

[@chriscampbell7660]

True fans always knew

[@bweiler1950]

Their best song from what the critics call the best live live album ever.

[@fredhardcastle7643]

This one of top 5 recordings by the Allman Brothers , when they start the 'meat' of the song it just blows me away !!

[@LIVEATTHEFILLMOREBAN]

I saw the band many times in '70 and '71 but the late show on Friday night in June of '71 at the Fillmore was by far the best I've ever seen the band perform. Members of the band have commented that this was 'the show,' the best they ever gave. I was there and I agree! Later versions of the ABB are unique unto themselves but for me, the original is still the standard by which all other live bands will be judged.

[@EnlightenedRogue]

Dickey kicks in at 9:40 and proceeds to blow the roof off with Jaimoe and Butch.

[@fintanoclery2698]

9:40

[@jacobabrownful]

This is southern music and most likely the BEST of it.

[@joelgardiner8211]

i was 12 in 1971 but thank god my siblings educated me in music!....and here i am at 63 going back to my youth

[@barryramey5182]

I was lucky enough to see them before they had a record out in 69 and Piedmont Park in Atlanta Georgia and I was 12 years old change my life forever tell me what real music is. And they still are the best band in the world.

[@johnhall9160]

I was bout 13 years old when my mother had me take dance lessons........I will never forget the Dj running the music before we started had live at the fillmore playing. This guy had long hair. The sound struck me as a unique sound and got me hooked on the Allman Brothers. This was in 1972. The music was still fresh and new. I still get that same feeling when I hear this......

[@donwilliams4432]

Fresh out of the Military some friends and myself drove to Love Valley N.C. for weekend Rock concert in July 1970. I saw the Allman Bros. Band for the 1st time. Dwayne, Berry were there... I was given 2 ABB backstage passes at a later concert in Williamsburg, Va. that I used many times to see Marshall Tucker band, Charlie Daniels, Wet Willie and Grinderswitch and many other Capricorn records bands. Long Live Southern Rock.

[@midrider335]

I know very well! I was fortunate enough to have been at the show you are referring to. That bill was Albert King the opening act followed by The J, Geils Band (they were smoking hot!), The Allman Brothers took the stage as you said around 2:00am and proceeded to blow the roof off the Fillmore! I vividly remember Duane saying at about 5am or so that "we played all our stuff now we're just gonna jam", Jam they did until around 7am!!! The greatest night of music in my life! Will never forget it!

[@mickeyperry935]

1974. charlotte motor Speedway August Jam they were the headliner. They played from 1am to 6am. what a jam. that was one of 5 times I saw in the 70s. most of the shows Wet Willie was with them. I even saw once with Chuck Level.

[@markcorley]

I, too was waiting for the Soul Serenade segue, and wanted to be pissed when it wasn't there, BUT, this is the SMOKINEST version I ever heard them do. I'm quiverin'. Think I just had an organism. Thanks.

[@skydog6376]

Goosebumps every time 🍑🍄✌️

[@kennethdeanmiller7324]

I remember back around 1979 or '80, I called 96Rock, living in Atlanta, GA at the time, & I forget what song I wanted to request but they said if you request Allman Brothers instead we'll put you on the radio. So I said ok. So he started the recording and asked so what would like yo hear? And I replied "Well I'd really like to eat a peach!" And he replied "the Brothers huh?" And I said "Yes sir!" And so I recorded when he played it 5 mins later & so for a long time I had a recording of me on the radio saying "I'd really like to eat a peach!" And for those of you that don't understand the reference, I ain't gonna spell it out for ya, you just gotta read between the lines is all!

[@andykutchmanich3506]

The best guitar jam ever

[@MrCrapheadist]

right..., you guys hear that sick solo that starts at 9:37 ? Well that's Mr. Betts.. They both owned it, and were perfect compliments to each other. miss ya Duane. get well ,Dickey

[@GwinKingofNorway]

Truly incredible...I've been listening to all types of music since I was a child, but I never truly understood what It meant to be alive until I heard Daune and Derek.

[@Gary21470]

One of my favorite bands of all time.

[@jacobabrownful]

This music heals my southern soul

[@markv3594]

As GREAT as ALL the Southern Rock Bands music is with their studio recordings, they were EVEN BETTER with their live recordings as you can hear with the Allmans Fillmore album. Also, the last 4 cuts on Marshall Tuckers " Where We All Belong" album, Skynyrds "One More From The Road" album, Charlie Daniels Volunteer Jams, and Stevie Ray Vaughans live cuts in the 80s, are just a couple other examples. ----The 6 thumbs down above are ignorant TOOLS !! -----

[@toddsalvati5694]

A show of this magnitude will never, ever be repeated. Sucks that I was only 9 at the time, no chance of me being there.

[@2Juiceman]

Listen to this music - This is why Duane Allman is rated as one of the greatest guitarist of all time. You must remember that he was barely in his 20's when this was recorded imagine what might have been - Thanks for the post Hendrix - Juiceman

[@GermanOperaSinger]

This is an amazing performance but Dickey Betts called the show from the previous night the greatest performance the band ever did. The Allmans apparently went from 2:00 to 7:30 in the morning, playing everything they knew, followed by an extended impromptu instrumental jam. It was never recorded, sadly.

[@d_walsh]

RIP Brother. Dickey. He shreds on this one.

[@runningblood58]

Berry was one of the best bass players in Rock at this time. He played alot of notes like a guitar player and always rode underneath Duane and Dickey. He never stomped all over them.

[@michaelcraig9449]

what do you mean "at this time" No one is better now.. the songs were much better then of course.

[@michaelstamper3444]

Berry played melodic. Sometimes all Duane and Dickey could do was hang on and follow Berry in certain directions

[@matthewberryessa7110]

So sweet from a long time ago...

[@randylahey5456]

Love his cut...the mix is pretty good...better than the reissue on the new EAP release. But, Soul Serenade isn't in this version. You're probably thinking of the radio show from NY that was just released officially....that included a blazing Soul Serenade. Just a note for an otherwise stellar (as usual) performance from the greatest American rock band of all time. Peace.

[@jacobabrownful]

Duane soo full of soul you could hear it in those harmonics..👌

[@joseaugustocarvalhofragamo4250]

eu amo the allman brothes band. trad. I love THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND

[@phizekes7162]

This show was actually the closing of the Fillmore East, which was closed to the General public. It was broadcast live on WNEW Fm, NYC ,It was the most progressive rock station in NYC.The show that midrider 335, was the last public show at the filmore, which lasted from Saturday night, until 7Am,Sunday Morning. I was also at that show. It was unfriggin real. I also heard this broadcast, which was a live feed like I said earlier , and it ended shortly before 2Am. this was the finale.

[@ScreaminNighthog]

My favorite, thank's very much for posting, love it. AWESOME! Soul Serenade is incredible.

[@MaxVonStark]

I remember hearing the Fillmore album when I was taking dancing lessons at Chastain Park in Atlanta, Georgia. The DJ had the record playing. I was about 13 years old. Something really drew me to the music. Still love to this day...

[@zisoul]

I wish Mr GREG ALLMAN would finialy release all of the FILLMORE EAST Shows on CD Album Sets and DVD Video. Their loyal fans deserve to to have it all. Eat A Peach you all. Peace..

[@socrates1818]

you're 100% right all the old bands have lost it, but no younger bands have come along to take their place

[@lesterwink23]

@HCSRV - Thanks for posting...I have the deluxe edition of Eat a Peach that includes this entire set and I've lost track of how many times I've listened to it. I've had the chance to see the Bros. with their current lineup live three times and they're certainly great but there's no topping the original

[@dannymundycomedy]

love it when the bass rolls in at 1:27 great mix on this all instruments ring through loud and clear.

[@woodcrest94]

Greatest of All Time. Simply Put.

[@PULSEJETVALVE]

Good stuff -I also recommend --Allman Brothers Band - You Don't Love Me ( At Fillmore East, 1971 ).You will like it!!!

[@TheGuitarMan71]

1:01 the beast has entered the arena.

[@dph22013]

Speechless Duane and Barry left us too soon. 😢.

[@headbone3232]

Awesome!

[@dkeefecl]

the best ever

[@EnlightenedRogue]

All time favorite version of this song is on "Boston Common" from 8/71 which is now out on Peach Records. The die hards have it but for those of you looking for more it is a wild ride starting at minute 9.

[@ireneruthfox]

I was at the Common show...The Brothers were on that day for sure.

[@zlue26]

Played this Album on a weekend cabin trip to the Sierras the neighbors came over they had to find out what we were listening to. Great weekend at Strawberry.

[@biggarfish]

Incredible!

[@tirrellwilson1390]

I think Duane had one of the coolest voices to say Greg was the one bless with the more natural singing voice of the two.....

[@TheRomundus]

Bill Graham did not refer to them as "one of the best". He said "THE best of them all..."

[@johnknottenbelt2502]

Music just doesn't get much higher than this !

[@DavidConger]

Holy Crap!! That's ephin fantastic!

[@GermanOperaSinger]

Must've been an incredible experience. Wish I could've been there, or at least that someone had recorded the concert. Duane, Berry, and Dickey could make three string instruments sound like a philharmonic orchestra!

[@jsm5827]

very few people would appreciate this sound these days, only those with soul,

[@johnnyguitar335]

Duane and Dickey kick butt on this thang....they really drove them "Pauls n Marshes" like racin' cars that night at the "Fillmo" that night. Amazin' the venue didn't just launch into outer space on this thang. Defines "wailing' ", "smoking' that thang" and inspires us all to pick up our guitars and play. Changed my life, changed millions of us touched our souls.Amen indeed!- johnnyguitar335

[@bandit2336]

goose bumps everytime and there has been a few : )

[@pocogirl]

I remember dancing around my room playing this song turned up high when the "At Fillmore East" album set first came out. It's just heat breaking to know that Duane would be gone in just four months after this was recorded.

great band

[@otuzzir]

Awesome!

[@kutsbothways]

Magnificent.

[@aravenadiaz1]

Muy bueno ..

[@erljay33]

best music ever made.

[@milestparker]

Thanks for sharing this. It's always great to hear a different take. I especially like the ending -- around 13:27 gives me the chills. But I have to say that it's missing something on the WPII recording. *That one*, man, that's the sweetest live performance I've ever heard, of any genre. The transition there between the two songs is literally breath-taking, a spiritual experience for sure. If you don't know what I'm talking about check out Dreams Disc 3 track 1 6:30-9:30.

[@VIDNOVICE]

. I was at this show and yes, I agree, the greatest concert I've ever seen. WOW! I was living on 7th Street off 1st Ave, just around the block from the Fillmore East. Loved ever show. did you happen to see the Grateful Dead & Jefferson Airplane at 8th Street Theater in Brooklyn, I think it was the same year? Peace Hank

[@GooglesCrew101]

yeah the 43 mins session of Mountain Jam they did was cut to 33 mins because it filled up one whole album on the Eat a Peach set, but it's on Utube in 6 segments

[@MrShakedown1972]

Ya know what I love? I love the fact that only a day ago someone was gettin' off on this, just as I am today!! That's the sign of real music. Anyhowz, this is shit hot and I too love it. The blues trio I recently put together are gonna do a cover of this. I would only hope I pull just a couple of Duane's phrases out here and there....wish us luck ;-)

[@vagabondrecon]

i'd say pete green's fleetwood mac comes close when danny kirwan and the other guitar player were with green

[@rentatrip1videos]

@28zebra - 57 here also Bro - from Manhattan beach - back on the block weekends would always have a turntable somebodies home playing ABB & sippin' on Gold Can -COORS no Coors light in those days - trips to the colorado river with ski baots & ABB on the 8 tracks - all the way from the coast- Wail On Sky Dog

[@vegastyphoon]

I've seen J. Geils over 30 times, and unless you've seen them live, its hard to describe their talent. Like the Allman Brothers, they rock the blues as good as anyone out there...

[@artbagley1406]

J. Geils' "Full House" and ABB's "Live @ Fillmore East" albums are both in the Top 10 of all-time LIVE ALBUMS!

[@socrates1818]

Dickie Betts outplayed Duane here, assuming Dickie is the 2nd solo - sounds like Albert King!

[@chipurBillWhite]

What I wouldn’t give to see this on vid…

[@NessaDaBesta]

AMEN BROTHER!!!!!!!!

[@Kayte52]

multiple eargasms!

[@markcorley]

Brother, I envy you. I never got to see them until 12/31/71 in the Warehouse. It was daylight when we walked out of there, though.

[@midrider335]

Funny, I was at the 3-16-13 show as well. I was also at the 3-12-13 show too. Have the current lineup been better? Oh yeah, I'm sure. For proof of that, if you haven't seen it yet, check out the 3-1-13 performance of "1983" that segues to "Mountain Jam". It's smoking hot!

[@fintanoclery2698]

Love Duane but as others have pointed out, Dickey Betts was a smoke show here also.

[@edschneiderWisdom]

Neat hearing Bill Grahams voice again! Tunning up, filter out those hums, and oh, Mr. Bassman, could you get us to cookin?

[@greenman7612]

The poster writes that they flirted with releasing the show. It is on the Deluxe version of Eat a Peach. I got a copy back in 1971 from a friend who taped it off WNEW. I got a second copy from Tony Yoken who put together the Duane Anthology II album. Great show but sadly, the previous night was the show of all shows to be at.

[@2Juiceman]

This closing number at the Fillmore says it all - The Original Allman Brothers Band kicking ass and taking names. Are you guys picking up what they are putting down ?? - Lets tell like it is. Juiceman

[@ffej980]

I never hear anyone ask what would have happened if Duane had ever jammed with Jimmie Page...D.A. is the best for me

[@undercoverjoe1]

I would have loved to hear Duane jam with Carlos Santana and John McLaughlin.

[@margaretrose711]

A few years ago I had the chance to plan a conference that would host people from multiple states and DC. Since my Georgia firm was hosting and I got to choose the location, I chose Macon! One of the events I planned was a bus tour of Macon landmarks and Antebellum homes, and made dadgum sure we went by the house where the Brothers got started and lived when they lost Duane - as the tour guide told it he passed in that house. Morbid, yes, but still a trib' no matter what y'all say! SKYDOG!

[@blackpowderpat]

YOU GOT THAT RIGHT1111111111111111