High Falls

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High Falls · The Allman Brothers Band
Win, Lose Or Draw
℗ 1975 UMG Recordings, Inc.
Released on: 1975-02-13
Producer: The Allman Brothers Band
Producer: Johnny Sandlin
Composer Lyricist: Richard Betts
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[@timothyohara9172]

Most incredible instrumental ever! I'm not a musically talented person, but there's just something about this one. Everything is in the perfect place! It really is just right.

[@DrJohn493]

Who's gonna listen to this a second time because once isn't enough?

[@thumbsretardo4619]

I've been breaking this song out for friends and guests for many years. Still surprised it's not more widely known. Everyone at some point just stops in their tracks to listen. RIP Dickey.

[@user-rf8iu5mf5p]

Betts showed everyone after Duanes passing he would step up and carry the Allman spirit going. What a phenomenal player!

[@thebreathalyzer]

The great Chuck Leavell plays such a wonderful electric piano solo here. Beautiful tune and jam from Dickey Betts. Masterpiece.

[@kendrasnow4143]

Ethereal... When I first heard this song, it took me to a new musical high that I had never felt before or since... I almost feel like this song was tailored specifically for me as my happy place... Thank you Dickie, you're the best... 🌈

[@edkennedy2231]

Got this album from my parents in the summer of 1975, just before HS graduation(Southwest '75), for my birthday. I'd been a ABB freak for awhile, this was new at the time(I'm from Macon, and live here now). Went to an ABB concert at the Coliseum the week before entering the Navy. One of my best friends in school at Great Lakes turned me on to the Grateful Dead, and I turned him on to ABB. Seen the ABB many times, got to see the Dead three times, once in Chicago, and twice in Atlanta. Great times, that will never return.

[@4Naturalgreen]

A true masterpiece. I know it, note for note. For an instrumental, it speaks in a universal language we all seem to understand. The man had a truly unique touch.

[@michaeljdema]

This song is criminally underrated, and a powerhouse demonstration of Dickey's songwriting and technical guitar prowess.

[@redzonesportscards2021]

RIP Dickey Betts.

[@scottgracie9053]

RIP Dickey Betts .......1943-2024

[@chrissupport]

Had to hear this again after learning Dickey passed. R.I.P. Mr. Betts.. thanks for great music.

[@spraylakkmagazine]

Mr Betts, thank you for everything! Rest in peace...

[@rtward9]

this is the Allmans most underrated album, to me, absolutely phenomenal

[@TheGuitarMan71]

Now this is the definition of southern rock

[@jackrichmond9899]

Was one of the 650K at Watkins Glen Summer Jam. ABB, Grateful Dead and The Band. Good time was had by all!

[@markshockley6696]

I must say I have seen a lot of concerts in my lifetime but the Allman brothers were the greatest:: they always played 3 hours!: and really put their heart into it!

[@cleatusbarncoat8642]

More beautiful every time I listen. Dickey was a complex man. Capable of the loveliest melodies, the most touching lyrics and the soaring guitar work. Sentimental and caring. A genius.

[@eric108]

The Keys solo in this is RIDICULOUS!!!!!!!!

[@carynwilliamconnolly8930]

Chuck levell can make any band sound good