what are you listening to ?
#8144
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I heard the comedian Ron White on a radio interview the other day and he said that before he goes on stage his routine was to listen to some loud assed rock and roll. When the host asked him what he listened to, he said there were only two kinds of rock and roll music. The Allman Brother's Band and not the Allman Brother's Band.
#8146
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For Gary (Mustang Freak) that turned up his nose when I posted this band I love before and said he couldn't make it though 20 seconds because they sounded country.
Now, are you going to tell me that they aren't a kick *** band, when they play covers like that with that much killer guitar?
Now, are you going to tell me that they aren't a kick *** band, when they play covers like that with that much killer guitar?
Last edited by Rather B.Blown; 3/23/13 at 10:16 PM.
#8148
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It may be just my opinion, but it just doesn't get much better than this.
Especially a live performance.
Video Link: http://youtu.be/ezPZxfS1jys
Especially a live performance.
Video Link: http://youtu.be/ezPZxfS1jys
#8149
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#8150
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My dad had one that he traded to a friend, the friend ended up trading it and hank jr ended up with that guitar. Dad has a pic somewhere of hank playing it.
#8151
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Yes, from what I understand. I don't know that much about guitars.
And if you've ever been to Statesboro Ga. you'd understand the ironic significance of that song at the time they covered it (It was a Blind Willie McTell song originally).
Just seeing Duane with that Corocidin cold medicine bottle on the third finger of his left hand (ring finger) using it as a slide gives me chills.
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#8152
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You know Scott, as I've gotten older and listened more closely to the music, I don't really like the Allmans lumped in with the Southern Rock bands. They were so much more than that. Jazz, blues, contemporary jams, stuff that didn't really fit into a genre, just awesome music from what I think is probably the best collaboration of a group of musicians ever to assemble together. Jaimoe and Butch on the drums together, Berry Oakley on the bass, Duane and ****ey dueling on guitars, and Gregg on that Hammond organ with arguably one of the best blues voices ever put down on a recording.
That conglomeration of talent is just something that I don't think will ever happen again in my lifetime. Its something that comes along once in a long period and cannot be recreated.
That conglomeration of talent is just something that I don't think will ever happen again in my lifetime. Its something that comes along once in a long period and cannot be recreated.
#8153
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You know Scott, as I've gotten older and listened more closely to the music, I don't really like the Allmans lumped in with the Southern Rock bands. They were so much more than that. Jazz, blues, contemporary jams, stuff that didn't really fit into a genre, just awesome music from what I think is probably the best collaboration of a group of musicians ever to assemble together. Jaimoe and Butch on the drums together, Berry Oakley on the bass, Duane and ****ey dueling on guitars, and Gregg on that Hammond organ with arguably one of the best blues voices ever put down on a recording.
That conglomeration of talent is just something that I don't think will ever happen again in my lifetime. Its something that comes along once in a long period and cannot be recreated.
That conglomeration of talent is just something that I don't think will ever happen again in my lifetime. Its something that comes along once in a long period and cannot be recreated.
#8154
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You know Scott, as I've gotten older and listened more closely to the music, I don't really like the Allmans lumped in with the Southern Rock bands. They were so much more than that. Jazz, blues, contemporary jams, stuff that didn't really fit into a genre, just awesome music from what I think is probably the best collaboration of a group of musicians ever to assemble together. Jaimoe and Butch on the drums together, Berry Oakley on the bass, Duane and ****ey dueling on guitars, and Gregg on that Hammond organ with arguably one of the best blues voices ever put down on a recording.
That conglomeration of talent is just something that I don't think will ever happen again in my lifetime. Its something that comes along once in a long period and cannot be recreated.
That conglomeration of talent is just something that I don't think will ever happen again in my lifetime. Its something that comes along once in a long period and cannot be recreated.
#8155
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For example....
I mean that **** is just epic. The guitars, the driving beat, Gregg's voice, it just doesn't happen that often in life. THAT is real music.
#8156
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You know, I was thinking earlier about the kind of **** the must have gone through. Traveling around, 5 long haired, dope smoking hippies and a black dude roaming the South in the 60's in a van going from bar to bar, honky tonk to honky tonk trying to make a name for themselves and make a living on what they could make playing gigs wherever they could find one. Amazing story when you think about it.
#8157
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You know, I was thinking earlier about the kind of **** the must have gone through. Traveling around, 5 long haired, dope smoking hippies and a black dude roaming the South in the 60's in a van going from bar to bar, honky tonk to honky tonk trying to make a name for themselves and make a living on what they could make playing gigs wherever they could find one. Amazing story when you think about it.
This is my fav
#8158
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Lol. If I remember right, they had a loft in south side here in beam that they did some recording in. I was told that by family and friends that were die hard AB fans, but I don't know how much truth is in it.
This is my fav
http://youtu.be/A3iXND2hvDE
This is my fav
http://youtu.be/A3iXND2hvDE
http://www.thebighousemuseum.com/home/