IM IN TOTAL SHOCK!.. FIRST TIME HEARING! The Allman Brothers Band - Whipping Post | REACTION

[@darealadogg]

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[@thebackyardbear]

THAT is the kind of excitement I like to see from reactors who first discover older talent. That was GENUINE HAPPINESS on your face when you recognized the greatness of it.

[@ryangowing4115]

You got a new sub on this reaction bro I love seeing a new Allman Bros. fan being born lol Please, PLEASE, react to, Statesboro Blues!

[@johnmurray1525]

recorded in 1969 and still is fresh today, Gregg Allman on the vocals!!!

[@tt55k]

This is the short version , now you need to hear the live version

[@Magravated]

Do yourself a huge life favor. Go listen to Live At Fillmore East. It is, NO DOUBT, THE BEST LIVE album ever recorded. RIP Duane, Gregg, Berry, Butch. We miss you!!!

[@SusanMetzger-n9v]

"JESSICA" by the Allman Brothers Band is a seriuos must to listen to. Absolutley any of their music is a miracle.

[@markmoncelli6203]

It makes my heart smile for young folk to discover what we heard every day and lived through:)

[@bluewillow6182]

Mine too. We had the best music.

[@chucklesthered2338]

The Allman Brothers music is just one of the many reasons I call popular modern day music pathetic.

[@chucklesthered2338]

@@bluewillow6182 Damn straight!

[@Jazzywazz]

Me too!!!!

[@bluesman7119]

@@chucklesthered2338 back then they were really musicians there was no parlor tricks in the studio, it's brilliant to see young folks discover this music,

[@mikeking-lc3vl]

The Allman Brothers never disappoint. They'd play all night.

[@KB-id8ym]

That's one of the best Southern band ever, from my generation! All welcome to discover real music.

[@willmiddleton9199]

What's amazing is to think that Gregg - the lead singer - was no more than 22 years old at the time of recording (may have been 21). What a voice - they are my absolute favorite band of all time, their live recordings are some of the tightest rock/blues/jazz ever recorded and yet still wonderfully improvisational... Total Hall of Fame stuff.

[@mikahjohn2809]

Mind boggling! That makes me think of how Robert Plant was only twenty-freaking-years old on Led Zeppelin I, and Bonham was only 19!!

[@sallysharp3845]

This song is a masterpiece. Welcome to the Allman Brothers. Midnight Rider should be next. Greg Allman is the singer and keyboard player. This is a huge Honey Hole.

[@kathyborthwick6738LakotaEmoji]

Yes 🔥🔥🔥

[@HeartOfHippie]

Yasss!

[@ElissaStark514]

Dude, I NEVER get tired of Midnight Rider!!

[@johnstivaly1170]

so your gonna turn him in to the only song considered a pop tune In Memory of Elizabeth Reed sir come on now

[@davidmercer9370]

South bound would be alright to there's so many awesome songs I have seen them 3 times I was mad as he'll the last time I saw them because they had thrown dicky out of the band

[@lextek.]

You just experienced the guys that invented Southern Rock! This is from their fist album in 1969. Founded by Duane Allman who did lead guitar and brother Gregg Allman who did much of the writing and keyboards They used two drummers in the band too who really drove the music. One of the most influential rock bands ever so dig in!

[@josephemmerling5860]

They changed the face of rock music forever and we benefit from it.

[@gettalife5501]

You forgot Dickey! He was there before Gregg!

[@lextek.]

@@gettalife5501 I have OBS (Old Brain Syndrome). I believe I was 20 when this debut album came out. My share of chemicals and 53 years more living have caused a SLIGHT loss of memory lol.

[@gettalife5501]

@@lextek. Thats cool brotha I had my fair share as well the good ole days!

[@elainedaprano9130]

Fillmore East 😍

[@mojavered1273]

The entire "Live at the Fillmore East" album is absolute fire. FIRE!

[@stevetady5332]

Uh, yeah. Best live rock record ever. You Don't Love Me? To die for. One Way Out?.(egendary.

[@corilia9529]

🔥

[@williamplace1205]

My all time favorite album. If I am stuck on a desert island with only one album for the record player, “Live at the Fillmore East” is the one. Recorded in 1971 ! 51 years ago !!

[@dougjaeger9882]

All 7 song kill

[@rabinlimstrok]

THE best live album ever produced !

[@alan98bert]

"that blues vibe" And this is why "cultural appropriation" is such a BS concept, it's cultural appreciation! 50-60 years ago some white kids fell in love with the Blues and here we all are now enjoying the results of that cultural exchange.

[@J972M]

It's appropriation because the originators are not credited socially or financially. How Elvis who was a pirate at worst and a cover artist at best can be called the king of rock n roll is cultural appropriation. When white female vloggers are given social/financial credit for "inventing" dreads or cornrows that's appropriation. That's not to say any white talent mimicking an afro-centric style is appropriation. The Allman Brothers specifically have always given credit to B.B King & others who inspired them. Not to mention they made great contributions to the art. THAT is *appreciation* .

[@ronk2577]

No shit white people feel just like black people and white people are some great blues players

[@J972M]

@@ronk2577 Some not all, but still very very true. But I'm not really sure where you're going with this

[@ronk2577]

@@J972M oh just that historically critics acted like blues was just for blacks.

[@elceenomoun8115]

Music evolves. Early blues contains pieces of Irish, Italian and Romanian influences. The blues inspired Janis, Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughan, George Harrison and many more. SRV was mentored by Albert King and John Lee Hooker. Each region had their own blues style, no one owned it. Everyone put their own spin on it. If you've ever watched a group of musicians vamping the blues (think Sweet Home Chicago), each will interpret their own unique riffs.

[@beekay5914]

YOU MUST hear the live at Fillmore album, and the 22:40 minute live version of this song. That is the best album for you to get a good start on the Allman's. In Memory of Elizabeth Reed, Stormy Monday, Statesboro Blues, it's the best live album by any American band.

[@rondarnell949]

Pretty much best live album. Maybe ",the song remains the same " but Zeppelin already was on top. But" live at the Fillmore " was a coming out look what we are capable of. Earlier I said top 5 but I think I just bumped it up to #3 or #2.

[@michaelbrown3353]

I was at the Fillmore when they recorded that concert. BB KING was there to.

[@TheJo201]

Yes that Philmore East in September 1970 was off the Chain.

[@markhunter8554]

@@rondarnell949 The greatest live album.

[@marilynwaring5420]

Amen on that!!!!!

[@jlbsparks299]

I must have heard this song at least 5000 times in the past 50+ years and I get the same reaction as you every time. Absolutely the greatest band that ever took the stage.

[@jettyeaustin9774]

They're awesome. That was Greg Allman singing. Some of my favs are Midnight Rider, Statesboro Blues, Rambling Man, Melissa. They have lots more good songs....check 'em out!!

[@julielovelace7189]

Melissa.....yes yes yes

[@maxpeck7382]

You'd leave One way out off of a list of must listen Allman Brother songs?

[@alanburke1302]

Add Soul Shine to that list too!

[@leesher1845]

Midnight Rider was definitely one of my faves.

[@papawoffour2562]

not Without Melissa...

[@dagmar.6954]

Great rock band from the 70's that mixed blues, jazz & country music in their sound. They had lots of great songs such as "In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed", "Whipping Post", "Melissa", "Blue Sky", "Ramblin' Man" etc. One of my favorites is their instrumental "Jessica" which was written by guitarist Dickey Betts & named after his daughter.

[@gerard1954]

Yup

[@gettalife5501]

Dickey wrote in memory of elizabeth reed as well Ramblin Man.

[@ajohnston4652]

Yep. Jessica is one of my all time favorite songs, ever.

[@gettalife5501]

@@ajohnston4652 I think that actually is a chuck leavell song.

[@E-stylz-1967]

These guys used to practice in my grandparents garage with my old man back in the 60's in Daytona beach . The Allman brothers came by often. When they moved to Jacksonville FL. They made it to the big times.

[@benridge6570]

absolutely amazing. To hear this amazing band from the beginning.

[@SM-bo3pc]

What a joy to see you immerse yourself in this song for the first time ! Been listening since the 70’s- No one comes close to the Allman Brothers and Whipping Post is just an anguished powerful lament that has resonated so many times for me. Listen to the album Eat a Peach and all of Live at Fillmore East- Strattsborough Blues and Revival☮️🌺❤️

[@buckfan1969]

Welcome to the Brothers, young man. You're experiencing what we did 50+ years ago when we first heard this. Their catalog is huge, and you can't go wrong with anything you pick. Check out Statesboro Blues or anything else from the Live at Fillmore East album. They're all gems.

[@armadillotoe]

The singer is 23-year-old Greg Allman. Anything off "Live at the Fillmore East" is fantastic.

[@sdrahcir5054]

Best live album of all time 💯💯💯 The Who ‘live at leeds’ maybe a close 2nd !

[@andymullarx6365]

Magic Bus.

[@andymullarx6365]

Hard to imagine that Greg was in one of those matching suit bands before this and he either had to fulfill a contract or get out of it somehow to play with Duane in this band.

[@glennsmusicchannel]

He was 21 when this was recorded!

[@catherinelynnfraser2001]

One of the best live albums ever! The Who and Made in Japan are the trifecta♥️

[@juniorjohnson9509]

This was one of the bands that changed music forever - massive talent that made everyone stand up and take notice.

[@wiltoncarter2175]

I love everything about this song!!! Guitar, vocals….DAMN!!! I’ve got my 15 year old blasting this song!!!

[@229dave46]

The Awesome Sound of the Allman Brothers. Gregg Allman had such a soulful voice.

[@kimryan6087]

You just made my day Adogg!! The Allman Brothers are one of my absolute favorite bands of all time. This song and "Soulshine" are killer tunes.

[@jamesadams5661]

One way out, Southbound. Statesboro blues. Great music

[@lindarumsey3109]

My absolute favorite Allman Brothers song ever!!! You'll want to check out One Way Out next!! I believe there are 6 members in the band, but I could be wrong.

[@boydsprehn2140]

Greg Allman - Keyboards and lead vocals Duane Allman - Lead, Slide and Rhythm Guitars Dicky Betts - Lead and Rhythm Guitars Berry Oakley - Bass Jai Johanny Johanson (aka Jaimoe) - Drums Butch Trucks - Drums

[@davidvasquez8658]

Absolutely right brah!

[@garykelley6358]

Check out One Way Out. Great song. I grew up with this music. Glad you are enjoying it.

[@markgupton1313]

@@boydsprehn2140 You forgot Butch Trucks, the other drummer.

[@markgupton1313]

You are correct

[@Coldwarrior7781]

"It's Not My Cross to Bear" and "Ain't Wastin' Time No More" are my favorites. These guys were so young when they peaked. Born with soul I guess.

[@BlindMellowJelly]

Nope, It is not soul it is traditional blues which infected them both at a early age. Confusing soul with blues can cause a fight in the wrong neighborhood and decade. Now Duane was a hardcore blues freak while Greg was a big rock fan but loved the blues and the roots connection of rock. once signed I think I heard they were told to label themselves as Rock when interviewed in public. This is typical as to not side with a style in a period that was not supportive of Whites being interested in anything Black. They had the Elvis season just 9 years earlier and then the whole Little Richard vs Pat Boone about 7 years earlier.

[@leeannbranch8018]

And Statesboro Blues

[@KindCountsDeb3773]

Gregg (vocal) wrote this song, at around 20. All the members are Masters and got together with jazz, R & B, blues, and country influences. Gregg is the best white blues singer in many people's thoughts and he and the band credit the masters who came before them. The 60 and 70's were about experimental time in music. Allman Bros. started "southern rock" and it's still influencing today. After decades of singing, Gregg earned his due for singing. * Vocal & B3 Hammond organ = Gregg Allman. Drums: Butch Trucks & Jaimoe Johanson. Bass : Berry Oakley. Lead/slide: Duane Allman. Lead : Dickey Betts. Many albums and iterations of their music. I knew someone connected and got to see so many live concerts and history w/them. Thank Y ou A-Dog for your enjoyment and reaction !

[@catherinespanos1150]

Love seeing a younger person's reaction to great music that was, and still is, such a big part of my life.

[@donnacsrpenter7226]

Its a joy to c a young man enjoy what we grew up listening to n luvn!!! God Bless

[@caravan5557]

You and me both...

[@skydogfan4671]

They are the greatest blues/rock band all of all time IMO. Gregg Allman amazing blues voice and his brother Duane, well simply put, the greatest slide guitarist bar none. My favorite guitarist. The rest of the band is also top tier. I recommend One Way Out next. They have a lot of great songs. If you want to hear the greatest blues song ever recorded, listen to Stormy Monday by them.

[@richardbenzler346]

Whippin’ Post is one of the greatest songs ever written.

[@tortillasarenotbiceps7622]

One of the greatest and most underrated band of all time.

[@rayestanley517]

I got a feeling you’d love Soulshine- one of the most uplifting beautiful bluesy songs ever! Allman brothers one of the all time great bands

[@jonathanlindsey7679]

If only we could witnessed Warren Haynes, Dickey Betts, and Duane jamming together.

[@deannacrownover3]

The Allman Brothers actually traveled the Southern Blues circuit along with many Blues Masters from the 40s 50s 60s and 70s. They toured with Johnny Winter, Muddy Waters, Albert King, Johnny Copeland, Lightnin Hopkins did some delta blues and Dwayne Allman, although he died very young, is still one of the greatest Blues slide guitarists to have ever done it! You cannot go wrong with the Allman Brothers.

[@Armchairhobo]

Incomparable vocal on this track. At "Tied... " you'd almost think he's actually suffering exquisite pain. The Allmans were ground-breaking without even trying. The playing on "Blue Sky" is the Disneyland of feel-good guitar duets.

[@deannacrownover3]

@@Armchairhobo Blue Sky is exactly that! It feels like a late spring morning, and that's a tough feeling to emulate with a guitar lol!

[@cirioparra5596]

Indeed... he (Sky Dog)Duane practically MADE Leila what it is for Eric Clapton

[@Barneyrubble241]

My cousin is the founder and leader of an Allman Brother's tribute band called Live at the Fillmore. He has a small glass bottle that was given to him by Duane Allman in 1971. Duane used that bottle as a slide when he played. I think it's his most prized possession and still uses it when he's playing.

[@deannacrownover3]

@@Barneyrubble241 That's awesome! Does he have his music on KZbin? I'd definitely be an instafan!

[@kikivon3501]

I think Greg was in his early 20’s when they recorded this song. So much soul in his voice for a young guy. Yes, they were from the south, but they did not consider themselves a southern rock band. They described themselves as a rock, blues jazz fusion jam band. Check out “ it’s not my cross to bear”

[@kathyp1563]

Spotify will classify them as "southern rock". Of course, Spotify is very generous in their genre definitions.

[@rubenduran9517]

He was 21 when he recorded it. So much soul in that young voice.

[@davidhattman7649]

He was 22 when they recorded this in 1969. Fun Fact They recorded this album in two weeks.

[@jessepruit8385]

Yes blue jazz for sure. But really a lot of the 70's " southern rock" groups were jazz oriented. Marshall Tucker, Outlaws 12 to 20 minutes long jams.

[@walterearly55]

@@jessepruit8385 Like there's something wrong with southern rock or being from the South? And if you think Gregg Allman didn't consider himself a Southern musician, why the hell did he name his final album "SOUTHERN BLOOD"?????

[@julieerickson795]

Oh boy, you found yourself a good rabbit hole here! Allman Brothers we’re the ones to start the country/blues/rock sound. Sadly, Duane Allman died on his motorcycle at a young age but Greg carried on with band until he recently passed away. Check out Midnight Rider. Too many hits to mention.

[@fiducialpoint1]

long live SKY DOG

[@gracestewart370]

Greg was married to Cher.

[@markhunter8554]

And jazz.

[@dougbodenhamer9391]

The greatest live band ever.....hands down

[@timkis64]

the allman brothers have been putting a smile on my face for over 40 years.its cool to see someone else experience what i did so long ago. my favorite "southern rock" band.duane & dickey are magical togather on guitars.my favorite is "blue sky." my soul soar's like an eagle hearing that song.

[@827dusty]

The Allman Bros. Band hit the scene in 1969. Greg (keyboards and vocals) and Duane (slide guitar) Allman, along with friend's, guitarist Dickey Betts, formed the world's best Blues Band. These guys were soulful, Funky, and just plain great artists. First heard them back in 1971 during my tour of Vietnam. Simply the best ever.

[@josephpavone4574]

I don't know to thank you for your service or to pity you for being in name either way I'm glad you came back alive

[@lizardkingof1968]

Dude...you need to watch this live at the Fillmore,...it is one of the top 5 all time live concerts...the whole concert is fire🔥🔥🔥

[@donaldleider7382]

I still can’t believe there are people who haven’t heard this masterpiece. I’m jealous of them, they get to hear Whipping Post for the first time!

[@MichaelSheffield-ox8yd]

It's great to hear on the 15,000th time too.

[@victorfoster122]

There’s nothing like Southern rock ‘n’ roll

[@bobbrogley1033]

One of my favorite all-time bands. Saw Greg Allman many times with the Allman Brothers, and saw him in one of his last shows before he died.

[@sarafrey3163]

Soulshine, Melissa, Midnight Rider. Endless tunes from these guys😍

[@MasterTapes1960]

Allman brothers live at Fillmore East is the greatest live album ever recorded.

[@sdrahcir5054]

Big facts 💯💯

[@stevetady5332]

Hunnit. Copy. Truth

[@michaelwhitaker6908]

Brother your just scratching the surface. Check out Statesboro Blues, You Don't Love, Done Somebody wrong, One Way Out, Jessica, Soulshine, In Memory of Elizabeth Reed.

[@kylerodgers9323]

Kyle Rodgers i live a very simple life...Iove the music of the 60'S

[@kylerodgers9323]

Led no No

[@daucoin3950]

If you want a "goosebump moment" I suggest the first song (don't want you no more) and then how it leads into Not My Cross To Bear !! Not my cross is the ultimate for Greg Allman's blues vocals. Good luck Adogg, be prepared and strap yourself in for the best southern rock/blues vocals you've ever heard !!

[@davidlaethem2949]

Saw and heard The Allman Brothers Band at least a half a dozen times. Always was one of the best bands in concert. Same can be said of The Gregg Allman Tour. His version of the song "Dreams" hits me in ways that I cannot even describe. Their music will live forever!!!

[@williamjenkins9]

This is exactly what I felt when I first heard them.. that first album is still my favorite…. From beginning to end…

[@mikemartin8747]

SOUL SHINE is my personal favorite, you'll be in this rabbit hole for a minute. Lots of great hits. 🔥 🔥 🔥 really enjoyed this reaction. 👌

[@mattshaw6180]

"Statesboro Blues" and "One Way Out" are fantastic early Allman Bros songs, and "Soulshine" from the late '80s also brings the deep blues.

[@alesiaking5578]

My husband went to school with Gregg Allman at Castle heights military academy in Lebanon Tennessee and the headmaster told Greg to put his guitar away and that he'd never make any money playing guitar. But my husband also told me that he was the same headmaster who would hit them on the backs of their heads with his boot if they disagreed with him

[@MsAppassionata]

@@alesiaking5578 Wonder what happened to that headmaster? Never heard of him but we sure know about Gregg Allman.

[@davidhammersley2869]

Dwyane Almond was a brilliant Gutarist Fillmore east live just brilliant.

[@slamo99]

Yes Soulshine is awesome. That one is a Warren Haynes tune.

[@jamiemitchell8281]

Great reaction Adogg, knew you would like it! I’m so happy to see it brought out so many fans too. These guys were gritty and good! All their songs are bangers. Watched it all with you Adogg.

[@darealadogg]

thanks jamie this was an awesome request

[@nunyabiz2889]

this was actually my first time hearing this as well. Wow! what a wonderful (for lack of a better word) song. Brilliant! Thanks for sharing.

[@scottmoyer1357]

Been an Allman Brother's fan since 1970 and played a gig with them while backing up Chuck Berry. in 1971..Attended many Allman Brother's concerts "live"..Have you heard of Chuck Berry...the Father of Rock and Roll? Glad you liked them. Consider yourself officially inoculated. Now go and listen to all of their albums....You will love them all and be blown away by their music. That's Greg Allman on lead vocals(RIP) and Duane Allman(RIP) on lead guitar. It just don't get any better than this.

[@798robbie]

The Allman Brothers Band were the original "southern rock" band. You'll never go wrong with their music.

[@tedsmith7814]

If you like this, u might also like Humble Pie “30 days in the hole” or “Black Coffee” if you haven’t already heard them. Steve Marriott was a very soulful singer like Gregg Allman.

[@theadventuresofjohnandjennifer]

Humble Pie never got the recognition they deserved.

[@kevin-jg5nq]

or "Natural Born Bugie."

[@hazor777]

Oh hell yea!! Stevie Marriot 1000% !!!!

[@markhunter8554]

I don't need no doctor.

[@yourweirdauntperfumeryskin3236]

I cannot express how much I love watching your reactions. Your excitement is so very natural and pure. Welcome to the awesome that is the Allman Bros. Duane Allman was up there with Stevie Ray Vaughn as far as amazing guitarists. You're in for some seriously good times listening to the Allman Bros.

[@lealovesthesea]

Greg was a Georgia boy rooted in The Blues. I heard this song live in the late 70’s at the Pinecrest in CT when I was a 16 year old barefooted girl.

[@terrylambert9787]

The Allman Brothers knows the Blues! I've been enjoying the Allman Brothers since the Nixon cabinet, The Allman Brothers have always been a great band! You like this one you'll love "One Way Out"

[@ChanelStuff]

So glad to see your excitement. The Allman Brothers are a legendary band that just doesn't get enough love on these reaction channels. Keep up the great work!

[@vlh0316]

I’m so happy you liked them Adogg. I have seen them in concert 6 or 7 times. They have tons of music and Gregg Allman, the singer had a very successful singing career on his own. You can’t go wrong with any song by these guys.

[@roguemerlin1969]

The blues sound is part of Southern Rock. Midnight Rider needs to be next, maybe One Way Out, or Stormy Monday. Too many to mention.

[@jeffdempsey6478]

One Way Out!!!😊

[@johnsavarese6365]

Greg Allman on keys and lead vocals, Duane Allman on lead and slide guitars, Dickie Betts on rhythm, lead guitars and vocals, Berry Oakley on bass and Butch trucks along with Johnny Johanson on drums!!!!!!!

[@dropthedigibomb]

I grew up with this music. And this is one of my fave bands and songs by them. I wish more young people today discovered older music. The roots of it all.

[@doriwiljt]

One of the first albums I owned as a young teen, Allman Brothers at Fillmore East. Stormy Monday, One Way Out both live from that album are good ones. Check out the concert footage

[@governmentflu81]

Finding a young mind finding old school always makes me feel hopeful. Thanks for taking the time DRA.....

[@vickihirsch8340]

Greg Allman is the lead singer. Originally his brother Duane was the guitar player, hence the name Allman Bros. Duane was killed tragically very young in a motorcycle accident. But the band continued on. I've seen them many times in person. Always put on a great show. We lost Gregg a year or 2 ago to cancer. Gregg was once married to Cher

[@dennisadorno6721]

No doubt Dickie Betts was talented, but he was backup to Duane....Think that one through🤯

[@daniellinehan7254]

This was my first time watching one of your reaction videos, and it was GREAT watching you enjoy the Allman Bros. Band. Greg Allman on organ and vocals, Duane Allman on lead guitar, Dickie Betts also on lead guitar, Berry Oakley on bass, and Butch Trucks and Jai Johnny Johanson on drums -- yes, two drummers. Amazing band! I used to listen to them in high school, WAY back when. You can go wrong with any Allman's song, but I would suggest Dreams, and It's Not My Cross to Bear, next. Have a great time listening.

[@robertdawson8522]

Im a white guy who was stationed in the Army in 1980 in Ft.Gordon Georgia right after basic training.Me a Puerto Rican guy and a Black guy from my unit took a cab into downtown Augusta.For some reason the three of us ended up at a honkey tonk bar called the Whipping Post.We went inside and it was like out of the Blues Brothers movie.Everyody stopped to look at us and I swear even the jukebox stopped playing.We got chased out of there.We ran across the parking lot to a cab yelling.The Black cab driver took one look and saw us being chased by Good ol Boys and floored his cab out of there.We split up ran different ways.Next morning at formation we had a great story to tell.lol.Every time I hear this song brings back that memory

[@corinaperez226]

I love to watch reactions to this particular song, even though half the time I miss the reaction. Inevitably I close my eyes and am transported to a different place. This is so brilliant.

[@saltysouthernmomma9354]

Honey! There is an entire rabbit hole for you to explore with this classic band! Enjoy 🎶🎹🎸🎷🎺🥁🎤 They're piles of great tunes from them.

[@elee6455]

You REALLY need to check out live film versions. Allman Brothers: 2 lead guitars, 2 drummers, hellacious bass and Greg on organ. AMAZING.

[@richardbuckner4400]

Live at Fillmore, Eat a Peach…….amazing. Saw them in 1969 and my ticket was $6….Greg, Duane, Berry…RIP.

[@roymoore3156]

Over fifty years ago this was recorded. Greg Allman, the guy singing, was a teenager when this song was done! There aren’t enough superlatives to lay on the ABB. Any and all of their music is this great!

[@johnm5714]

This is so cool to watch-love watching this young young man be exposed to music from a WAY better generation.keep digging buddy there’s so much more for you to discover

[@morasa3000]

Oh yes....!!!

[@opinionatedbitch-]

So right. His reaction made me smile so big. Wonderful to see him appreciate some of the best blues ever written. Greg Allman was incredibly talented.

[@YourlocalTrumpster]

Brah, you listening to the dudes who started the "southern rock" sound! These dudes could throw it down. Greg Allman just may be one of the best guitar players EVER! Great pick, great reaction. I had the privilege of having the same home town as the Allman Bros. I have had family sing and play with them in the early days. Just another great product of the muscle shoals sound!

[@YourlocalTrumpster]

@@CanYouDig I know who Duane is "my man" He played the slide while Greg was voice, keyboard, piano, AND GUITAR! Duane had to change his style after he F'ed up his hand. I myself personally think Greg was a great guitar player... My man!

[@s6y9l]

@@CanYouDig "one of the best guitar players EVER" might be a bit hyperbolic, but Gregg played guitar. Most famously on "Mellissa". Here he is doing "Come and Go Blues" kzbin.info/www/bejne/onran5WPrNJ5has

[@anthonyfoutch3152]

You from Nashville? I'm from Lebanon and I have friends that went to military school with them at Castle Heights.

[@robertscoggin]

Dickie Betts and Duane Allman were the guitar players in this line-up of the ABB. Greg was the organist and singer. I heard them at a rock festival in '71 3 months before Duane's death. Jammin!!

[@markhunter8554]

@@YourlocalTrumpster Gregg didn't start playing guitar on the albums until after Duane was gone.

[@danielslover8669]

Awesome reaction! You should check out “One Way Out “ by them. It’s a thumper! Greg was lead vocals and keyboards. His brother Dwayne was one lead guitar and Dickey Betts was the other. The names of the rest of the band I don’t know, but they had 2 drummers. I just know they were awesome!

[@jimcox8148]

Barry Oakley on Bass, Butch Trucks on Drums, Jai Johanny Johansen on Drums. Sadly, Duane died in a motorcycle accident in Oct. of 71. One year later, Barry died in another motorcycle crash. I believe the 2 crashes happened within a mile of each other. We were definitely robbed of a lot of great music.

[@frannibarr116]

JaiMo was one drummer, Butchie Trucks was the other. Barry Oakly on bass, Dickie Betts, Duanne Allman(aka the GOAT) and Greg Allman.

[@emc2614]

There've been many iterations of the band, lots of faces have come, and gone. The core: Greg & Duane Allman, Greg on hammond organ and piano lead vocals, Duane & Dickey Betts sharing lead & Duane playing slide guitar Berry Oakley on bass guitar (also killed in a motorcycle accident) Butch Trucks and"Jaimoe" Johnny Jamieson, on drums (yes 2 drummers) Dickey Betts on second lead guitar, and vocals.

[@markhunter8554]

@@jimcox8148 Absolutely correct.

[@lasparks6804]

Gregg Allman was the lead singer of the band Duane Allman was his older brother who started the band but was killed in October of 71 in a motorcycle accident.

[@davidlevine1697]

nice to see the joy on your face as it unfolded. if i was confined to listening to only one band, it would be the Allman Bro's Band. if i was only allowed to have 1 album in my life, Eat A Peach. great road trip music. so nice to see they are being recognized 50+ years later. i was fortunate to hear them in Boston with Duane and Berry. the Youngbloods opened. EPIC evening of R & R.

[@geobol7603]

Bro- I’m in total shock you’ve never done the Allman’s yet-! Live at Filmore East- the best live album in history!

[@jenniferfoster1692]

This is considered one of the best rock songs ever written/performed..a true masterpiece

[@davidnichols6948]

Welcome to the ABB !! Truly one of America's GREAT bands, one of the world's great bands, AND perhaps the greatest live act ever !!! And a massive catalogue !!!

[@thomasp.3796]

The keyboard player, Gregg Allman, is also the lead singer. They have a lot of music and it is all great. Just as good live as in the studio.

[@brianbrooks1285]

The ABB are the first southern rock band ever! They're also known for being one of the first jam bands. They probably made at least 20 albums.

[@chrissiler6075]

My father blessed me at 7 by bringing me with him to see the Allman Brothers. That was May of 71, my life is the BLUES. Stormy Monday is one of my favorites

[@rondarnell949]

Live at the Fillmore is in the top 5 of the most iconic most historic and just most freaking awesome albums ever made

[@donnacsrpenter7226]

Gregg Allman singing n playing that Hammond B3,. Next should be One Way Out.This is southern rock at its finest.RIP Gregg Allman

[@KindCountsDeb3773]

Yes. It's April 2024 and RIP to our Brother Dickey Betts. A lifetime of music. The road goes on forever. 💕💕💕💕🎸🎸🎸🎸

[@janelleyurosky4688]

Their live performance of "One Way Out" at Fillmore East is 🔥 also! 💖

[@matrox]

Yeh...this is good music. Something that seldom exists today. Like I said before the 50s-70s put out the best catalogue of music, song and talent in the history of the world. Something that will never be done again.

[@garylindsey5174]

Even as a young man Gregg had one of the best blues voices ever🙏

[@bluesman3232]

Greg Allman lead singer and Hammond B3 organ and brother Duane on lead. Been listening to this since the late 60's. The live album that you should listen to is "Live At The Fillmore East." Other members included Dicky Betts lead/rhythm; Butch Trucks & Jaimoe on drums; and Barry Oakley on bass. The early stuff will never let you down! Another good album of theirs is titled "Eat A Peach."

[@Felto123]

I saw them in concert in 1982 incredible. If you don't love them, you aren't alive. They also were great people.

[@mrbniederer]

You should check out Loan me a Dime from Duane Allman’s greatest hits album. He’s playing his amazing slide guitar and Boz Scaggs is singing. btw - Gregg Allman was considered one of if not the goat of white blues vocalists. There’s also a great video of Gregg playing Come and Go Blues on solo acoustic guitar in between takes in the studio. Find it man - you won’t be disappointed!

[@thomasgruseck7971]

Yes, the singing comes from his soul, and so does the guitar playing.

[@steveullrich7737]

You're in for a wild ride with this amazing band! Their sound is incomparable.

[@asetech1962]

Amen Steve 👍

[@asetech1962]

Greatest Hits CD...

[@susannedesruisseaux5242]

My brother was a drummer in a very good band and they played this song.My friends and I would enjoy live concerts in my basement on weekends.The Allman Brothers was also my very first live concert. His band played in our garage for my 16th birthday.So glad my mom was the one who allowed practices.

[@Aswaguespack]

Back in my earlier days, in N’Awlins on Tchoupitoulas Street there was a music venue called the “Warehouse” and that’s exactly what it was. It could hold over 3,000 music lovers and every week it featured the absolute best musical groups. For $5 you could hear the Allman Brothers Band who were almost a “house band” with their regular performances there. These guys rocked the Warehouse every night they played to a packed house. It’s pretty exciting to see another generation appreciate the great artists like the Allman Brothers Band. I think my generation was blessed with some of the greatest music ever played in America. Glad to see your enthusiasm for the Allman Brothers. Peace!

[@mowalton8806]

"Soulshine" is an absolute masterpiece by the Allman Brothers Band

[@garysteinert8040]

Now do the Fillmore Live version. Greatest live recording ever made

[@stevetady5332]

Copy.that. Ever.

[@emc2614]

No lie...best live album EVER

[@scottfrench4139]

The live version on the Fillmore East album is perfection.

[@w.w.2restorations.vehicles698]

I really appreciate channels like Your Adogg. I'm 57 and grew up listening to these songs in Jr. and Sr. High. Radio stations were still playing these songs occasionally in the late '70's and early '80's. I have not heard some of these songs in a long, long while. Reaction channels take me back to when I was young and this music was awesome to hear for the first time. I'm glad that you enjoyed this song, the Allman Bros. band hit the nail on the head with their music.

[@margaretbentley3937]

Best band ever! Gregg Allman is the lead singer. He passed a couple years ago. The end of an era for sure. Thankful I got to see them back in the day...four hours of concert bliss. Listen to Statesboro Blues if you get a chance.

[@douglascollman7341]

This is the best band there has ever been -through all their incarnations !! The live at the Fillmore is untouchable -no more finer live album has ever existed 🤓👍🏼just sayin

[@dalenincehelser5747]

No question about that. Some of the greatest jams ever recorded. My personal favorite is "You don't love me". It is one whole side and has some of Duanes greatest slide work. I had the privilege of hearing them live at Florida Presbytrian College, now Eckerd College before they got big. They played on the back of a flatbed truck. When they took breaks, which wasn't often, the band and the roadies went through the crowd with cigar boxes asking, "spare change". They played until around 3:00 in the morning. Best concert I ever went to

[@majones7004]

J. Geils LIVE Full House (...?)

[@bak-mariterry5180]

@@majones7004 ANOTHER great live album.

[@janetb5879]

They are right up there with Lynyrd Skynrd

[@anthonyfoutch3152]

@@janetb5879 THe ABB is better than L S and I saw both bands near 20 times each.