Floating Bridge - Gregg Allman

[@johnfenwick7641]

This man is one of the greatest modern blues musicians ever I always said Gregg s voice is like a shepherd calling his own. He calls and they come bless you maybe someday in heaven we can do a jam together Amen 🙏

[@blakeforrestmcbee1765]

1st heard this song on eric clapton album😎 gregg allman did it up rite. R.I.P. brothers duane gregg & my big bro CURTIS LEROY McBEE

[@DennisDecker-nq5it]

the greatest ever. i was at the concert his last tour! the best. I HAD NEVER HEARD THE SONG BEFORE. WOW. i love you always Gregg.... RIP I am forever grateful to you thank you. go HARLEY DAVIDSON STURGIS!

[@gregscavuzzo5457]

My Nephew and I went to see The Greg Allman Band in Kansas City at one of the local casinos, it was after this record had come out, I think it was called LOW COUNTRY BLUES, anyway he was terrific, his voice was strong and his playing was tremendous, I had seen Greg several times since the 1970s but this was one of his best shows, I loved this song and if you get the chance read his book NOT MY CROSS TO BEAR , great read

[@jaimegarza9562]

Greg Allman lives on in the hearts of his fans!

[@richardbishop4036]

Gregg did a great job on this song, Bless his 💓.... He was a blues man for sure!!!! Richard Bishop!!!!

[@lesheath6216]

The best thing about youtube is finding treasures like this! I only saw Gregg a couple of times but watching these videos makes up for what i didnt get to see.

[@ileneduffy7891]

They laid you down for your well-deserved rest today. But your voice and talent will live on.

[@biancakaye2721]

I enjoy anything he performs. He was a phenom.

[@pamelaknowles9647]

A blues man forsure. So missed🎶🎸🎶🍄🍄🍑🕊️

[@Cerph]

One of the best singers I've ever heard.

[@flstffatboy3910]

I love this track Gregg is BADASS

[@bradmurray4164]

Awesome that's all I have to say he is just awesome

[@bigdog2095]

This is soul soothing.... RIP Gregg

[@brucerittgers7728]

Well, I never will forget that floatin' bridge.... Or Greg Allman RIP

[@perijetton9275]

This just good stuff! RIP Gregg ALLMAN ❤️

[@gangoffour6690]

Bad weekend for me. Now Gregg is back with Duane and I hope I get to see them when I get there.

[@fomoco1454]

Gregg nailed it.

[@ArcanaChaosMagic]

Always, Gregg. ❤

[@soulshakedown1013]

Never forget Gregg

[@glennvaldez2464]

Rest in paradise, Gregg Allman...

[@lawrenceofarabia5299]

The legendary sailor greg allman a highly underrated great we might've lost but he's still with us if you listen you can still hear him, they should teach college music history 101. would've loved to make a presentation about him. This cat lived a musical legacy.

[@briandrury5292]

GREAT

[@pa-pad3781]

GROOVY 😎🤘

[@davesilver6692]

Rest In Peace

[@marileedenr8473]

I'll see you again..❤

[@TheCliff4444]

So Cool!!!!!!!!!!! CBT!!!!!!!!!!

[@gerryorangefan6150]

1 year gone.

[@frankzanka648]

RIP

[@randallpearcy2558]

🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄

[@Schaelzig]

Great video! RIP Gregg! Where and when have you shot this video?

[@marileedenr8473]

Harald Hecker before he passed away I think Macon.Georgia

[@This_aint_that_]

Man, give me the Sleepy John Estes version any day. Less refined yes, but it has 10,000x the soul of this whitewashed cover. He should have let it be.

[@westsidesmitty1]

Thank the Lord, SOMEBODY knows where it is at! I guarantee you, Mr. Allman never nearly lost his life on some back road and a damned floating bridge coming home in the dark from some joint after playing all night for $3 and a fish sandwich. And he ruins the lyrics. I recollect Mr. John singing ''My mother often told me, please quit playin' in the bars/ Go somewhere, settle down, and make a crop.'' Like John Estes mama would have called him a bum! Her son was about as famous as a black man could be in that damned Jim Crow South. That's Hammie Nixon on the blues harp. Two of them make more blues and soul than that whole band. I could live with it, if he had just taken a minute and said a few words about the man. I always did when I borrowed some Blues. In fact, the people couldn't hardly get me to shut up from my carrying on about Son House, Booker White, Charlie Patton, and Jimmy Reed!

[@gregscavuzzo5457]

This song was from Low Country Blues, a celebration of music from the country where Sleepy John came from, it was a song for him, Allman had a tragic life on his own, father murdered trying to help a soldier on leave , brother killed in a motorcycle wreck, drugs, liver cancer, he was a great singer but a flawed man

[@gregscavuzzo5457]

​​@@westsidesmitty1You should listen to Low Country Blues, the record this song was on, it's a celebration of the life of people in that country , he talks about Estes on the notes, it's a wonderful story about he admired Estes and other blues singers , he was a great singer and a flawed man

[@dennisfretty3351]

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