RIP Dickey Betts and thanks for doing the best you can.

@poobtoilet1822

Ай бұрын

Glad there’s people still regularly watching this. All time performance

@Dedee009

Ай бұрын

And you did great! RIP❤

WOW!! Thank you Dickey Betts for keeping the band going when times got hard for the brothers. Ramblin Man was all you! May your spirit continue to ramble!!

When it’s time for leaving, I hope you’ll understand… Rock in Peace, Forrest Richard “Dickey” Betts.

@johnnyn5398

Ай бұрын

❤

@kotvas1

Ай бұрын

❤​@@johnnyn5398❤❤

We lost a Great one today.. Y'all...the Last of one the Greatest Southern Rock....And ..Rock and Roll bands of All time... RIP... Dickey Betts....Mr Dilly and All of Us will Always remember You.. Sir !!!🙏🎸😓

I went to college in the late 80s --- sure wish I could've seen Dickey just jammin' away at my campus like this --- RIP, great one

Travelled over 2,500 miles in '73 to see/hear this band by bus as air/train strikes on! Air con on bus broke down while going through prairies during heat wave (people puking all over bus. Driver said push or kick out windows!! Concert line-up: James Cotton Blues Band, Boz Scaggs then the Allman Brothers! What a treat and night!! Ticket cost $5.00, evening forever priceless!!!!!!!!!!

Beautiful memories of driving on vacation across our great country with my kids and my high school sweetheart wife that passed away 20 years ago. Thank you brother!! You will be missed.

If you ever saw the Allman Brothers live you were surely blessed. ❤😢RIP DB

@sahhan315

Ай бұрын

Was at this show. Free at the UF Bandshell. Unbelievable...

@reneescarfonegillies-skarj6893

Ай бұрын

That’s for sure!! The best!! ❤

I have seen our brothers live and I play guitar ... bending strings.. jamming this song, blue sky.. .. priceless.. R.I.P.. BROTHER

YES INDEED .. THERE ARE A GROUP OF US STILL PLAYIN' OUR HEARTS OUT , RICHARD , IN YOUR HONOR , BROTHER .. R.I.P. !!

Loving you Mr. Betts since I was 14. I'm 68 now. Thank you.

RIP Dickey. Thank you for all the great music.

RIP to one of the best to ever do it. Thanks for all the music Dickey.

Dickey, you were one hell of a musician! An important part of the soundtrack of my life for sure. I'll always cherish seeing and hearing you live on stage.

Didn’t really wanna cry today. RIP Dickey.

Rest in peace, legend

Rest in peace, master. Forever in our hearts

I was so sorry to hear of Dickey Betts passing . May he RIP . I remember him well , he was my intro into Southern Rock and I listened ever since then .

As soon as I heard the news of Dickey's passing, this song started autoplaying in my head. Seems I'm not the only one. Rest in peace.

HOW GREAT WAS THAT, how great was that!

Forrest Richard Betts December 12, 1943 - April 18, 2024 Thanks for all the great music and memories. Rock in Peace Dickey ! ❤🙏❤

R.I.P. Ramblin Man

Thank you, Dickey, for all the music that you gave to all of us to enjoy. I remember being an 8 yr old "rolling down HWY 41 " with my Mom in Sarasota listening to this. Fly High Dickey . We love you and will miss you

@catherineanderson2127

Ай бұрын

Me, too!

I pray my old friend Fly Brooks picks him up at the airport in Rock & Roll Heaven. Those two rambled together, around the World 3 complete times, when they played in the Elvin Bishop Band. RIP 🙏

I was born a Ramblin Man , R.I.P. Dickey , you' ll be with your Brothers now in Heaven soon ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Very good 😀 👍 !

I have tears but all the times I saw you live Loved it with Duane too

@user-yw3ov2rj7k

23 күн бұрын

Duane has been missed for me since I was 13. I'm 68 now. Respect for the greatest!

Keep rolling down 41. I'll miss our fun in Bradenton. Talk of the town 😢

Dickey is jamming with Duane in rock & roll heaven, the musical genius lives on forever

Rest in Peace Dickey, You were the Man!

RIP Dickey, love you!!!!

R.I.P. Dickey Betts! Thank you for the great music.

Rest in peace Dickey Betts, you did the best! 🙏🙏🙏🕯🕯🕯☮✌💜

That is the greatest version of 'ramblin' man' I've ever heard!! God bless you Dickey.

At 66 years old I was 15 in 1973 and my 21 year old brother and I joined the carnival that summer and traveled with them for 6 weeks around Michigan. My Bro is gone now 10 years and so whenever this song comes on I have good memories of that summer

@nealparks5768

Ай бұрын

What Good Memories Thankyou For Your Short Story

What an absolute Rock God

RIP Dickey see you later...thanks for the good times

R. I. P. Brother

I can see those tall pines in the background of audience, and moss on other trees, 🐊 Go Gators. Great music.

RIP to one of the greats. 🙏

Can't believe you are gone RIP DB❤

Rest in peace, Dickey Betts! 🙏

Descanse em paz, descanse na glória com os seus velhos irmãos! Obrigado, lenda!

Rest in Peace, Dickey. 🎸🥀

What a legacy of music dickie left behind’s The Allman Brothers family tree will carry the torch!!

RIP Mr. Betts. Thank you for your music

Dickies solo at the end!! Need I say more? RIP my friend Gone but the music will never be forgotten!!

RIP and thank you 🎵💔

Rock in Peace Dickey 🎸

That man is a Legend

RIP dickie!! Musical legend!!

¡El maestro Dickey Betts acaba de partir a los 80 años, el 18 de diciembre del 2024 y su música quedará como legado y "Ramblin' man" que cantó y tocó un solo inolvidable de guitarra con los Allman Brothers fue el himno de mi adolescencia por su letra y melodía y aún sigue siendo una de las principales canciones de mi vida! ¡R.I.P genio de la seis cuerdas ¡

It was one hell.of a ride. Oh yeah. 😁🍺👍❤

All time favorite band ,no one sounded like them when they hit the scene!

One of the greatest songs ever made & Betts one of the greatest guitarists ever!

R.I.P. Ramble on.....

Incredibly amazing! He played like a legend

Dickey Betts guitar brilliance was second only to his handsomeness, what a stud. RIP Richard ❤🙏

rest in peace Dickey.

My only complaint is too short. Could hear that lick over and over. RIP Brother

Rip Dickey 🙏🙏🙏

No Dickey, thank YOU! Almost have the whole band back together now.

I just heard dickie had died ,it made me quite sad ,brilliant guitarist

The magic of DB was he probably never played it the same way twice. Legend

I just had an eargasm.

@benjigaines7044

11 ай бұрын

Me too!

@Loriann3616

9 ай бұрын

👍🏻

RIP Dickey Betts!

Always loved Dickey Betts sound. Hell of a guitar player very smooth melodic runs.

RIP Dickie Betts

This is a treasure of the American Southern Music .

If this was the only song I’ve ever heard in my life I’d be content

To Mr. Dickey Betts in Heaven , 2 words , THANK YOU !

The best. One of my favourite songs all time !!!! Like these sound and feeling of D.Betts Guitar. All Band is great !

RIP Dickey Betts

Duane and Greg are in Heaven playing this classic. We miss you guys. God bless the Allman Bros. Band

@joe22589

5 жыл бұрын

Do your homework, guy! How should Duane play a song that he does not even know? The song is from 1973 and he unfortunately died in 1971

@Davilow

4 жыл бұрын

@@joe22589 If you believe in the afterlife then it should seem feasible that Duane has heard and played along with this song many times.

@joe22589

4 жыл бұрын

@@Davilow haha. Afterlife and all that crap is not my cup of tea. We have our time on earth - and that's it. I do not even think that there is a guitar shop in heaven

@TheGuitarMan71

Жыл бұрын

@@joe22589 Duane did hear this song. Know your history. Dickey played him a demo on the gatlinburg tapes

DB probably played this song a thousand times by then but never lost enthusiasm for it. Always a great performance. At his worst is still better than most at their best. No one can play like him.

@Alpine_Joe

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, no-one ... not even Duane (imho).

@taylorpelletier89

5 жыл бұрын

Z1000Jeff I think Duane had more soulful solos, but Dickey was the more rounded guitarist. He could play lead and lay down rhythm second to none in rock.

@chuckydall9250

3 жыл бұрын

@@Alpine_Joe Ya going a little overboard there even Dicky will tell you that and he has a high opinion of himself lol

@chuckydall9250

3 жыл бұрын

@@taylorpelletier89 Have you ever heard Duane play??

@taylorpelletier89

3 жыл бұрын

@@chuckydall9250 of course. Dickey is the better rhythm player imo. Also, the more accomplished musician. He could write hits. Don't believe Duane had much prowess in that regard.

Smokey and the Bandit days!

RIP Dickey, April 18th, 2024

RIP Dickey Betts.

Dicky was a badass

Stunning brilliance from Dickey.

Rest in peace, Dickey.

RIP Dickey

RIP Dickey Betts 🤘🙏

RIP Dickey 🎸🍊

Rest in peace Dickie Betts

RIP Dickey ❤

"We're gonna do another tune for ya, called uh, go like this, entitled..." LMAO! Mr. Betts is the man!

RIP, Dickey!

Rest in Peace Dickey Betts.

So handsome, the outfit, the way he plays... what kind of sunglasses is he wearing?

Dickey Betts, ladies and gentlemen. Dickey Betts!

"IN MEMORIAM": DICKEY BETTS (THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND / DICKEY BETTS & GREAT SOUTHERN / DICKEY BETTS BAND) (1943-2024)

RIP x

Absolutely sensational. Strange Mr Betts wasn’t generally mentioned when people argued over who were the top guitarists of the 60s and 70s. Listening to this, it’s hard to think of anyone better - on a par, but not better.

@leahflower9924

Жыл бұрын

His voice is so soothing even when he talks

@markhill9275

3 ай бұрын

Dickey is probably the most melodic guitarist ever, but i can give you a few better in my opinion,God (only God can create a Stairway), Paul Kossoff, Richie Blackmore, Jeff Beck, Clapton, Rory Gallagher, Angus + George Young. There's a few. But yes, Dickey is right up there high on the list, along with Duane, pretty much the only 2 Septics i rate.

@bobertkallahan4392

Ай бұрын

My two favorite guitarists are Dickie Betts, and Scott Gorham. Everyone else to me personally, can get in line behind them.

"We gon' do another song for ya called...goes like this....entitled..."

@andrewdavidwhyte

3 жыл бұрын

...the best song ever made.

Is Dickey Betts the best guitar god ever to play rock, country and blues at the same time? Driving down highway 41.

Had no idea Dickey Betts was such a shredder! There's a lot of music out there to listen to and I admittedly know way more about jazz than i do blues swampy rock but he's a great picker!

@blindboygrunt7711

2 жыл бұрын

Most shredders have no soul, Dickey, well he got plenty

@nancyprianti2355

2 жыл бұрын

How could you not know ? ❤️

@chuckydall9250

2 жыл бұрын

@@blindboygrunt7711 I wouldn't exactly call Dicky a shredder in the way they use the word now he could play fast and flashy but it had soul unlike shit today that is fast just for the sake of being fast!

Prayers to the Ramblin' Man! Get well soon, Dickey!

1:13 Nice to see that Cher remained on good terms with the band and jumped in on backing vocals.

@lindaminton

Ай бұрын

That wasn't Cher, it was Yoko Ono.

Well the train to Grinder's Switch is runnin' right on time And them Tucker Boys are cookin' down in Caroline People down in Florida can't be still When ol' Lynyrd Skynrd's pickin' down in Jacksonville Now people down in Georgia come from near and far To hear Richard Betts pickin' on that red guitar “The South’s gonna do it again”