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  @jladdyost22 секунд бұрын

  No, Sir! Not minor! Dorian mode. Do, Te, LA, So. Minor would be Do Te Le So. That adds a great deal to its appeal at a time when other Dorian pieces were in the atmosphere, like "Scarborough Fair."

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  @edge12892 минут бұрын

  Dickey and Duane were listening to Miles and the Trane before Dickey wrote this. You can really hear the Coltrane influence in this piece.

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  @charleshebert84343 минут бұрын

  jam bands

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  @genov93743 минут бұрын

  It was Dicky when you asked. It was Duane in the later solo. For the entire Live At Fillmore Dicky is in your right ear and Duane is in your left ear, assuming you have your headphones on correctly. Awesome jazzy tune, one of the best! Also, in the drum interlude, it's Jaimoe in the left ear and Butch in the right ear.

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  @lloydanderson14864 минут бұрын

  You sure know how to ruin a great song

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  @jordancarpenter67611 минут бұрын

  I love when you said you went to deep dive for the degrees. No outside music. When I write an album, I’m AM/FM radio listening to sports. I want something on in my car but not music.

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  @adamblackwelder586319 минут бұрын

  When you said the beginning of that song sounded jazzy, you're not too far from the truth! One of Duane's and Gregg's favorite albums was Kind of Blue by Miles Davis. It was on that album in which all the musicians were free to be spontaneous when they did their own solos. So, whenever the Allman Brothers Band jammed on their own instrumentals, most everyone (including the drummers!) took a turn doing a solo.

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  @TajBlues21 минут бұрын

  Dickey took the first solo, Duane the last. No slide.

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  @kaleoleitholdt935622 минут бұрын

  Nice! Some metal songs, like "old metallica" are pretty well composed.

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  @TajBlues24 минут бұрын

  Long time ABB fan here - Jamie's name was pronounced (despite his spelling) like Jay Johnny Johnson. I heard that from the man himself.

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  @tomschoepen29 минут бұрын

  Listen also to the most complex "Gamelan Music" from Java !

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  @gregdaniels334730 минут бұрын

  Rest in Peace Dickey!

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  @tona4x740 минут бұрын

  There is also a cover of Dancing Mad in Final Fantasy XIV, where Kefka is a bonus boss. Here's a link to a video with both the song and the fight itself. kzread.info/dash/bejne/fXqGyruucpyZoc4.html

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  @samuelmregister44 минут бұрын

  Life happens while you talk

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  @edwardsurprenant877449 минут бұрын

  If you were unfamiliar with FZ, you probably didn't know he insisted on pure magical musicians...all of them drawn to musical perfection

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  @Turah_Paak49 минут бұрын

  Doug, you may enjoy some of Chick Corea's other works; I'd recommend "The Mad Hatter" album. Best track in my opinion is The Mad Hatter Rhapsody.

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  @vkaPAUL50 минут бұрын

  Yeah.. we didn't do anything typical back then... That's why we're Gen X.... feel free to drink from the Water Hose!!

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  @emmbee190652 минут бұрын

  Rock. Jazz. Bossa nova. Gospel. "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed" has it all. Brilliant stuff - I was hoping you would get around to this one at some point. Thank you.

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  @johnhoyt9181Сағат бұрын

  1st Solo is Dickey and 2nd is Duane.

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  @0066keithСағат бұрын

  My very first concert...'72. It was the first tour after losing Duane. Dickie really put on a hell of a show that evening.

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  @bryanringel481Сағат бұрын

  I remember my guitar teacher telling me if I learned and understood Allman Brothers I will have learned everything he has to teach me, jazz, blues and rock all at once

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  @edalgire3558Сағат бұрын

  Doug you could not have picked a better song!

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  @ethanvanderhart5746Сағат бұрын

  Dude, Beyond the Realms of Death live, I’d do Epitaph. Amazing.

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  @mjdaniel8710Сағат бұрын

  I prefer the live, Filmoore, version over the studio version

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  @rg807Сағат бұрын

  Nobody performing today could write something like this, complicated, fused, piece of beautiful music, and we're not better off for it.

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  @kjdarch1Сағат бұрын

  ❤❤❤

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  @claudiodailhadasmaritacaca7030Сағат бұрын

  Reaja a Luis Miguel, tão bom quanto Yamandu costa

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  @tyleranderson1168Сағат бұрын

  I love the build of this song. I keep thinking they cant possibly one up the last go around. Surprise they do. They are absolutely cooking on this live version. My goodness

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  @stevesjurset4880Сағат бұрын

  Takes me back 50 years. Thanks.

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  @talismanmia2537Сағат бұрын

  Saw Priest 3 times between 1980 and 1982, each time with Maiden warming up (DiAnno and Dickinson). Priest won the first 2 times, but the 3rd time when Dickinson entered the scene was a Maiden rout. Most impressive and dominating performance by a warm-up band I've ever seen.

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  @kevinmurphy65Сағат бұрын

  Grandfather to Prog Rock bands, imo.

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  @jeffking887Сағат бұрын

  The thing about Allman Brothers is that the original lineup didn’t exist very long so there aren’t a lot of different tunes to listen to but they never played a song the same way twice so each recording is it’s own entity. Some nights Duane would be on, other nights Dickey was the better player. Duane plays the second solo here and just explodes. This was his night. And if I’m not mistaken, they blended the solos from different nights so it’s the best of both guitarists. Berry was more of a third guitarist. He wasn’t just playing A’s and D’s. The tone shift duane employees at 15:53 just gives me goosebumps

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  @kjdarch1Сағат бұрын

  They also had double percussion sets

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  @pilotgi2 сағат бұрын

  Hi Doug. Thanks for the tribute to Dickey Betts. Just a small correction, the drummers name, affectionately called Jaimo, is pronounced "Jay Johnny Johnson", despite the spelling. Duane even pronounces his name at some point on the album. I think it's after "You Don't Love Me". He says "Dickey Betts, Butch Trucks, Jay Johnny johnson, Gregg Allman, and I'm Duane Allman. Thank you."

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  @perwestermark89202 сағат бұрын

  Saw this video and knew I needed to put on the headphones. Disturbed's Sound of Silence is one of few songs that always gives me goosebumps.

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  @scottingram76342 сағат бұрын

  This song was the centerpiece on what is easily the best live album ever recorded. You'd love the rest of the album.

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  @Gergei-xi1bs2 сағат бұрын

  Please listen to Diana Ankudinova OST of movie dune from art of HANS ZIMMER concert

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  @GrafStorm2 сағат бұрын

  Yes Doug, listening to the Allman Bros will always make one want to play; infectious melody play, riffs, players listening and playing. :D Enjoy you enjoying!

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  @johndrx1652 сағат бұрын

  RIP Dickey!!

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  @mmsizzlak37262 сағат бұрын

  Listen to the live version... Freaking amazing live... especially his voice.. Live version of any of their tracks are all insanely good

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  @wgnation3512 сағат бұрын

  "Seven Turns" is a great D.B. song. If you have never stopped off in Macon, you're missing something special if you are an ABB fan. The Big House where they lived and is now a museum, is not far off I 75. The cemetery is across the interstate, but it has it's on intrigue with the brown river and train tracks just down the hill from some of the bands final resting place.

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  @rump4382 сағат бұрын

  Hey doug I dunno if you take requests through comments, but you should check out We Lost The Seas Triumph and Disaster album, they're an incredible post rock band. I think you'd find a lot of value in listening to their stuff, If I were to recommend a song, It's The Last Sun.

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  @reyfun78692 сағат бұрын

  Top tier Halloween vibe song ever. Imaginaerum is one of their best albums. I love the vibe of this so much. Nightwish is so incredible

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  @somethingbl3 сағат бұрын

  If there was ever a video to demonstrate how little interest Doug has in musical solos/improvisation, it's this one. He couldn't just listen for more than 10 seconds lol.

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  @GoldTop573 сағат бұрын

  The intro guitar pattern is done using his pinky finger to move the volume up and down as he plays. That’s Dickey doing that, as well as the first solo.

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  @user-xd2rj1tx4y3 сағат бұрын

  Enya

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  @zoktoberfest3 сағат бұрын

  Dickey took the first guitar solo, Duane's was second

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  @turbofrigger3 сағат бұрын

  Friend, as a long time FF fan who grew up on Nobuo Uematsu, I have just a few recommendations: First of all, FF7 has the most quantity of thematic pieces with powerful and defined melodies. It is worth revisiting a bunch of songs from this one; but out of all the other pieces, the FF7 Main Theme is a dynamic piece that I would love to see your reaction to. In Final Fantasy 8, the obvious choice is Liberi Fatali, but it would be worth comparing it to "THE SUCCESSION OF WITCHES" that uses the same theme. FF8 has a lot of songs that are really good themes for the parts they're meant to play. FF9's "Place I'll Return to Someday" is a super pretty piece, but super short. Also Vivi's theme is fun and different, but again very short. One of the longer pieces is the main battle music. Anyone who's played this one has heard it a million times. FF10 the obvious choice is To Zanarkand. There are a lot of good songs in 10, but To Zanarkand is The One. Beginning with FF10 Nobuo Uematsu was involved less as entries went on. And sad to say, but the music became less thematic and memorable. Honorable Mention to: Kingdom Hearts' "Dearly Beloved" by Yoko Shimomura. (Kingdom hearts is a collaboration between the makers of final fantasy, and Disney. It's literally Final Fantasy and Disney mixed together.)

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  @robertgrosek11243 сағат бұрын

  You need to listen to that entire album cover to cover. Often listed as perhaps the greatest live album ever

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  @michaeldezego3403 сағат бұрын

  Blue Sky off the Eat A Peach album features one of Duane Allman’s final recordings before his tragic death. This is a Dickie Betts song featuring alternating solos and a duet of Duane and Dickie.