Tal is a superb bassist, she was brilliant with the late Jeff Beck

@neverforget6523

2 ай бұрын

Jeff Beck always was accompanied by brilliant female bassists - after Tal Wilkenfeld came Rhonda Smith.

May the Allman Brothers Band's music live forever - classic and timeless... Some of the best live shows of my life.

@mbass718

2 ай бұрын

Amen. They've been doing the Allman Betts family revival for a few years now and I hope it always continues. It's always a blast. Esp at the Beacon.. Luther Dickinson has been like the secret sauce on Gtr for the tours he's so great. And Duane sounds and looks just like Dickie. Having Tal on bass this year was such a great surprise. Her playing was perfect and I really hope they bring her back next year. The only other Allmans tribute that I'm praying happens again was the Allman 50th anniversary show at MSG the night before the world closed down for the pandemic. Seeing Derek, Warren, Oteil, Chuck Leavell, and the rest was such a phenomenal show. It's a shame that everything closed down the following day cause in a way that show wasn't given the props it deserved it was so great. I also love that TTB often throws in Allman brothers songs at their concerts. That's always magical. Here's to a 55th anniversary show with either the same lineup again at MSG or with some of the other players from Allman brothers history like Jimmy Herring, Jack Pearson, and perhaps Luther Dickinson too seeing how incredible he plays the Allman Canon of classic songs. Definitely some of the best shows of my life too. It's hard to Pick a favorite cause I loved seeing Dickie and Warren playing together as well as Allen Woody on Bass. Those tours were sick. And I remember seeing Derek numerous times sitting in when he was just 13/14. After they had that falling out with Dickie it was a bummer as well as Allen Woody passing away. But in some ways it revitalized them having Derek and Warren together along with Oteil on Bass.

I love that she is a 4-stringer. A real bass player.

"Jessica" is one of my favourite songs of southern rock. Tal did her job very well. Like the others did.

Have always loved this song, it is a timeless classic. Thank you for posting !

She is so good, she fits in with whoever she plays with !!!! What a talented lady !!!!

@hughjohnson2674

2 ай бұрын

Aussie, can’t go rong. 🙄

@radionutasmr4934

2 ай бұрын

one of the best!!

Tal Wilkenfeld! Wow!!! She is the boss of the groove. Great band and great sound. Very cool.

The keyboardist for this show was NOT Chuck Leavell, it’s John Ginty. Leavell was a special guest on some tour dates but not here. Both are equal legends (just a generation apart) and anyone interested will be rewarded by searching each and learning more about the great bands and songs they’ve contributed to.

@GuiitarBilly

2 ай бұрын

There’s a fine documentary on Chuck called ‘The Tree Man.’ He’s been a part of so much great music and this film touches on a lot of it. It’s on KZread I believe

@eric_in_florida

2 ай бұрын

Used to find the Sea Level albums in the cut out bins. Great stuff!

Tal is one of my favorite bassists!! and she really shines in this video!!

My favorite Allman Brothers song with my favorite bass player 😊

@andrejvnuk7493

2 ай бұрын

completely agree!

@billpoplin2534

25 күн бұрын

I've many favorites. But this performance was phenomenal! Brothers and Sisters here!!

Tal Is great and I can't believe how good that Fender Showman amp and P bass sound.

@boboala1

2 ай бұрын

Yes! She's also has/had a nice curly maple Jazz (if memory serves) that she played with Jeff & Vinnie live at Ronnie Scotts. You know it - I can tell! I fell in love when I first saw the DVD of that concert. Not with her bass, but with her! And that smile at Jeff after her amazing solo...(I know you've seen it, too!) BTW, I don't see many Fender Showman amps around. Are they still in production? I once had a 200 Watt Fender BXR bass amp. Single 15" I loaned it to a friend & told him never to bring it back, or I'd throw it the lake nearby! Word! ;-)

There can only be one Tal. There will only be one Tal Wilkenfeld.

I’ve seen this band live numerous times and this is by far the best musical performance I have seen from them.

The title had me so focused on her I didn’t even notice the video background that’s pretty hard to miss. As a guitar guy I gotta admit I would’ve been focused on the six stringers. She is Amazing and bass players don’t get anything close to enough Love. What a performance! Goood Lord!!!!!! “Jammin her ass off” Thanks for sharing. Awesome.

You can't deny her as one of the best bassist ever!!❤🎉

Man did that ever bring back some memories! It is great that this music is still being played. I love it. Lots of grey-haired dudes like me in the audience.😁 And from one Aussie to another well done Tal.

Damn, she's just magnificent!

She’s absolutely brilliant !

Love this revival! Great music! 🎵

Brings back great memories of the original Allman Brothers at The Fillmore. Had the priviledge of seeing them Twice with Duane, RIP.

In Memory of Berry Oakley...

@davidchristianson1421

Ай бұрын

I remember the day he died…And Duane 12 months later not he same stretch of road…

@billpoplin2534

25 күн бұрын

Duane died first.

That is one ramblin magnificent 'major mode' upbeat extravaganza, loved Tal's bass it fitted right on in, made it all steam along on them rails.

Been seeing her branch out a lot after Jeff's passing. I think she will find a happy home in the hearts of the 'jam' band community.

During one the The Beacon runs Oteil saw 17 y.o. Tal playing at a NYC jazz club. A few days later he takes Derek with him to check her out, a few weeks later Oteil is sitting on the side of the Beacon stage with a big smile on his face watching Tal playing Elizabeth Reed with The Allman Brothers Band.

@thomasfarina3028

2 ай бұрын

From the Allman Betts webpage: "There are showstoppers and then there’s Tal Wilkenfeld, who has literally stopped the music world in its tracks on more than one occasion. One of the first times was in 2006 at a memorable 40-minute sit-in performance with the Allman Brothers at New York’s Beacon Theater, in which a 19-year-old Tal was given the stage to perform a 5 minute bass solo during “In Memory of Elizabeth Reed.” It was part of the audition tape-along with her debut solo album, Transformation-that she sent to Jeff Beck, leading to her next seismic moment: joining Beck for his 2007 Crossroads Guitar Festival, where we see the guitar legend bowing down to Tal while she plays a solo on “Cause We’ve Ended as Lovers” that went viral and made Tal a global phenomenon. "

@oranstelly5393

Ай бұрын

7:32

Marvellous band and Family Just great great 🎉glad to see and listen this MUSIC. ❤

She's channeling the spirit of Berry Oakley fer sure !! Love it !!

Tal Wilkenfeld in her happy place. Finding her groove in the middle of it all.❤

Tal, one of the best ❤

I've said it before, beauty and the bass😊

Tal is amazing! I knew it when I saw her with Jeff Beck at the 2007 Crossroads Festival and the Ronnie Scott’s show. They couldn’t have found a better fit for these shows.

Timeless masterpiece.

Tal is the only one who shows any animation. She outclasses them all.

Fantastic

Tal is so damn good. I love seeing her as much as possible always a treat.

Those keys are just slaying!!!

Amazing band, amazing song, amazing THUNDER-FINGERS !

Très très belle version d’une de mes chanson préférée, bel hommage à Dickey et aux Allman !

Excellent! Tal did not over play and was just great!

@stubarrett1073

2 ай бұрын

Yes!!

@SimonBrisbane

2 ай бұрын

She was great but I did feel she overplayer around 6 minute mark where guitar was soloing. They should have created space for her to do a solo instead or exchanged phrases with the guitar.

She did play with Jeff Beck. She is awesome.

this is how to play bass ... chapeu, Tal !!!!

Too good.

She’s one of the best😍

Haven't seen anything new from Cal for too long. My favourite Bassist amongst a very competitive field.

Sounds great

Damn, That was great.

I saw ABB on Mother's Day 1994 at the Aladdin Theater in Vegas. The place was barely half full. Gregg told everyone to come down and pack it in up close. They then shredded a 3 hour show playing everything you want to hear (except Mountain Jam). Dicky was on fire, Warren Haynes on guitars, Jaimoe and Butch Trucks kept the train rollin' and it was freakin' amazing. Last summer, I was blessed enough to make it to Macon, GA, to the Rose Hill Cemetery to pay my respects to the ABB graves of Duane and Berry (and Gregg and Butch) - it was getting dark and a summer rain came out of nowhere - it was a trip, especially with my 11 and 15 year old kids with me! We then went to the Big House but it was closed. We then went to where Duane was killed and paid respects. One of my favorite bands of all time - long live the ABB!!!!!

Nice Tal Love ya always 😘

I have to say this IS my favorite ABB song, but they never played it when I saw them in concert!

@DustInTheWindAZ

2 ай бұрын

IF I didn't know better, I would swear I was listening to the ABB!

from father to son, just great

Awesome

Love Tal.

That bass line, though!

Gotta love Tal,really in her element 🙂

Did that bass fall apart after this performance? Because that bassist TORE IT UP!

The piano player? Hell that’s the guy who PLAYED on the original song! That’s legendary pianist Chuck Leavell.

@vandalsgarage

2 ай бұрын

John Ginty. Chuck is just over 70 now, John is quite a bit younger.

I know this a standard but she's playing like shes been in the band forever ❤

Great pocket and playing great bass in service to the song.

Tal is the Jam fo sho 😊😊😊

Just like the original AWESOME !

She is Jaco in a women’s body. Tai is unbelievable good.

@louisevad6091

2 ай бұрын

She is Tal bing Tal .a phenomenal bass player

Saw them, plus a few other "Allman Kids" and Chuck in Macon a few months ago. They were doing their dad's proud...and Chuck appeared to be having a blast... I mean even one of the drummers is Roy Orbison's spawn! They come near you, go see them hell, go hear them! Oh yeah, almost forgot, Tal just about took out Chuck with her base when he entered stage left and walked across the stage behind her and she turned... old guy moves well...

So cool that the keyboard played the original solo! I wouldn't have minded if he went off afterwards. Just watching Tal while he played it brings tears of joy. So honest in the music. Is that Derek on acoustic? That's almost a waste LOL but someone had to do it!

greatgreatgreat

No smiles for Tal...grumpy guys.

Duane Betts looks and sounds so much like Dickey. He is truly his father's son.

Tal's got Berry's licks down PLUS! How does she do it? She wasn't even born before he died!

@lloydstout4254

3 ай бұрын

Believe Lamar played on Jessica.

@jurgenlange2452

3 ай бұрын

Yes, Lamar played on Jessica. 😅

@lloydstout4254

3 ай бұрын

Your from Germany?

@jurgenlange2452

2 ай бұрын

Yes and starting listen to the ABB in 1969.

Would love to see her and Derek Trucks together ❤️

Ohhhh that LES PAUL!!!

Aussie, Aussie, Aussie…….go Tal.

Growing up w gregg and duane and Dickie, this is nice to see but for me, a little generic and the tempo is too slow, the notes are spot on but the stylistic expression is missing. Love that the "Family" is keeping it alive but something is missing. BTW, love seeing Tal again, been watching her since the first time Jeff had her onstage. amazing lady!

@tomminkler7640

2 ай бұрын

I agree with you on too slow. Maybe they had to so the guitar players could get it LOL

Is that THE gold top that Duane is playing?

I don`t have the best hearing but I don`t very often hear the bass guitar of bands. One exception is ZZ Top.

Nice cover band.

That's Tal, of course, not Cal. Don't know where that came from! Pity they didn't give her a spotlit riff of her own. Who's better than her?

Mooi wévie ook

Why isn't Berry Oakley Jr. playing bass?

I’m sure Dickie would cringe at the solo lead parts. Almost got parts of it 😢. Tal is exceptional at her art, one of the best I have ever heard!

@DARKSIDEOFURANUS

2 ай бұрын

Allman bassists would cringe too

Is that Duane's Gold Top?

I think, it was a tittle theme from some programme! Don't remember what, exactly!

@SailorAllan

2 ай бұрын

top gear

@slowfinger2

2 ай бұрын

It was used as the title theme for the news discussion show, "The Huntley Brinkley Report" back in the mid 1970's

since when did bronson start playing drums?

Just here for Tal.... you other guys are OK too! Well done!

Did she play with Jeff Beck?

@bradyoung2174

2 ай бұрын

She did!

Isn't she something!

Loved her show with Jeff Beck "Live at Ronnie Scotts"

Curious how she spurns the lead guitar players (almost no interaction at all) and plays against the piano player twice...true, he's near, but there's no communication or recognition of Tal by the lead guitar players...the rhythm player does acknowledge her. Nevertheless, she grooves her ass off.

@hughjohnson2674

2 ай бұрын

She’s an Aussie, it’s in the rules. And if you listen you can hear what her and the Pianist really are playing, and how they are reactive to each other. During the lead guitar break she is constantly keeping a solid reference to the key melody of the song. She plays all the unison parts beautifully. Anyhoo the lead guitarist doesn’t reference her either……,,What’s Ya Problem?

@CineSoar

2 ай бұрын

I've watched several videos from this tour series. From what I've seen, she is happy to interact with anyone who will look outside of their 'bubble' and engage with her. For the most part, the other members of the band don't make much effort to engage with each other, let alone Tal. Fine musicians, but as far as stage presence goes, they're largely shoe-gazers.

@RussellDent-qv5bv

2 ай бұрын

Well, ya know, when you rocked with Jeff Beck mere mortals are probably just not that interesting to play with. She's the best musician on this stage. 😉

@dogwalker7361

2 ай бұрын

None of them are really interacting with each other . Not sure how she spurs them. There all kinda just doing their own thing but together

@Oldcrow77

2 ай бұрын

They don’t need to “ interact” visually. Except for the viewers entertainment really. They are “listening” to each other and having a musical conversation that the average fan doesn’t necessarily catch. Don’t confuse showmanship and musicianship. If you ever watch a jazz group they aren’t trying to “ visually engage “ other players but rather, listen to them and playing off of or against what they are hearing played. That’s what “Jamming” is, a musical conversation.

So "revival" is the new term for a tribute act.

@bradyoung2174

2 ай бұрын

Well the rhythm guitar player is Greg Allman’s son and the Lead guitar is Dickey Bett’s son, so it’s more revival than random dudes playing a tribute to ABB songs. And when Tal is not playing, Oakley’s son plays bass.

I would have named my girl after this song, four boys later, closed up shop. No Jessica Renee................11 grand kids still no Jessica. Oh well...............

@johndaniels9957

2 ай бұрын

I did name my fourth child Jessica after this song.

Naja geht so ,der Drive fehlt und vorallem Gregg Allmann.

How do you know she's loving it, did you ask her?

They are playing too slow

This bassist just doesn't have that funky blue grass Allman's groove.

This slower tempo turns me off.

@DARKSIDEOFURANUS

2 ай бұрын

Lack of groove is the biggest tun off for me.

Lava lamp background graphics : super tacky

@tomminkler7640

2 ай бұрын

Aw i love it!

@makeitcount179

2 ай бұрын

@@tomminkler7640 well...different strokes, different folks. Free country...all that. I'm not calling you to pick out the wallpaper for tge kitchen reno. But happy Easter anyway.

This sounds lifeless compared to the ABB. It's like they're just going through the motions.

@geoffws6

2 ай бұрын

Well at this point Gregg and the band aren’t in a position to come back and argue with you so why not just enjoy other folks interpretations of ABB music? Easy, eh?

@user-th6gv9jh6z

2 ай бұрын

Let’s here your version

Can’t see the point in 2 drummers.

Too big of a bass player for that little band

Please do not compare lead guitarist’s sterile effort, to that of the original… the man plays with no inflexion, or feeling, just playing the notes…..

@thoth8663

2 ай бұрын

​... tacky.

@tomminkler7640

2 ай бұрын

Yeah i thought both guitar players were lifeless and sloppy; maybe that's why they had to play it so slow LOL

Toooooo slowwwww

Oh goodie, another band doing another note for note cover of another famous band. Go home and learn your own music. Don’t you have any ideas of your own?

@solongagosoclear9191

2 ай бұрын

Maybe not , You can be a great interpret, but not a composer, these are two really different things...

@solongagosoclear9191

2 ай бұрын

Classical orchestras are just excellent cover bands, nobody asks them to compose symphonies !

I always hear about this tal chick and what an amazing bass player she is??? I dont see it Ive played with much better bass players than her. Its just because she's a girl that she's " amazing"