Please Be With Me (Boyer & Talton aka Cowboy)
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- Опубліковано 13 вер 2024
- "Please Be with Me," written by Scott Boyer, and performed by him, Tommy Talton, and Terry Richardson. I recorded this at FAME studios in Muscle Shoals, AL, on 20 July 2014, when I rode down to see them as well as Galadrielle Allman. She chose this song's title as the title of her book.
One of the last songs Duane Allman played in a Studio. The late Butch Trucks said when he listened to it, he could not stop weeping. When I listen to the original track, I can't help but tear up. Duane always will be my favorite guitar player. You guys owe it to yourself to listen to the track with Duane's playing,...it is beyond beautiful.
RIP Scott and Duane...gone but never forgotten.
Love the duane anthology version much more than the original Cowboy album version..duane found his feet in the song much more so IMHO
At the same time, Tommy has come a very long way on resonator slide.
@@Womble1252 They say in the Anthology version, Duane had a plug of coke in his nose that made him breathe so loud the mikes picked it up. Not sure I really hear that, though.
Thank y'all I will check it
Duane " Skydog "my favorite also along side with Dickie Betts.. RIP🎸🎸🎶
Rest in peace, Scott Boyer.
Just telling a friend today this is the greatest song ever recorded. Thanks guys!
One of the most underrated talents in country rock
I been the beneficiary of decades of visits to this song, I LOVED Cowboy. What a wonderful piece of soul got on that recording.
This song guided me during my college days. RIP Scott
I can't believe I found this! It's 2022 baby I'm here! From Duane Allman to Eric Clapton!
This is special. If you know the history. Long love Duane 🤙🏽
I saw Scott playing this Song at Schooner's in Panama City Beach, FL about 20 years ago. We all knew the words to this song and started singing it with Scott as we were coming in the Building and after the song Scott stated I knew I would see somebody I knew if I stayed here long enough. Great song!!
Rest in peace Scott Boyer
Your original song please be with me is the greatest at all times
We used to run into Scott and Tommy around Mobile back when we did sound for Wet Willie. Always friendly guys, always welcome. Hard to believe that was 40+ years ago.
Love Cowboy and this song
Love this song. Big fan of Cowboy. Rest in Peace Scott Boyer.
This is the only song I like by them but it’s easily in my top ten favorite songs of all time. RIP Scott Boyer indeed.
And Duane, and Berry, and Gregg.....
And Butch...
And now, Tommy Talton 12/28/23.
One of the best songs ever written.
Duane's version was the first I heard, around 1976. It became "our song" for my future wife and me. Heard Eric's version later. But finally found this and am so happy. God bless Scott's friends and family. One of the finest songs ever written. Gonna hear it one last time at my funeral.
One of the most beautiful songs ever written.
Beautiful. Very beautiful.
Tommy is fantastic on this!
One of my all time favorite songs by one of of the all time Top Five bands ever, IMHO. Talton is a guitar master, and both Tommy and Scott are superior talents and wonderful human beings.
Just discovered the album this track came from, "5'll Getcha 10" tonight on a whim when I felt like playing this song on Amazon Music...needless to say I haven't stopped playing the album since. ..what an absolute treasure!
Ted Garland, just ran across your post, thanks for the kind words. I thought you might like to know “5’LL Getcha Ten,” “Reach for the Sky,” and “Cowboy/ Boyer and Talton” have just become available again in the last few weeks. Check out the store on my website when you get a chance:
Www.tommytaltonmusic.com
And, thanks again 🌈☮️🎶🎶
@@TommyTaltonTunes I will check it out, tx so much for the music!!!!!
R.I.P. Tommy Talton
This is just lovely. I’m reading Galadriele’s book right now on the 50th anniversary of Duane’s passing. Just found this clip and it means so much❣️
This song touches my soul . . . one in a million. Thank you
Rhonda, it's touched a lot of souls.
Spent many days fishing among the cypress trees in south Ga listening to Duane's Anthology, this song always set the tone.
My name is Scott Boyer - no relation. This is the first time I've heard my namesake's music. I was a music major, so I greatly appreciate this. So sorry I didn't meet him or hear him in person. RIP Scott
Just bumped into this - what a gem. Loved the original and this is a worthy rendition. I really appreciate Tommy playing his own solo rather than reproducing Duane's - and I'm a huge Duane fan. Thanks so much.. RIP Scott and Duane
I just discovered this gem myself. Niiice!
I did get to see Cowboy once, it must have been the winter of '70 at UF in Gainesville, Fla.
I wasn't familiar with their music but the flyer said "Final Performance". I was afraid I might miss
something so I went. I think tickets were two dollars. Money well spent. They were great,
I'm glad there were future incarnations ahead.
They made some of the best Southern Rock 'n Roll ever.
We miss you, Scott.
This is such a wonderful song ! Thank you Scott Boyer ! R.I.P.
I love slide guitar. It's so soothing. Great job. Thank you.
And now.... RIP Tommy... gone but never forgotten...
Man that sucks. I got a chance to ask Tommy about what they were talking about at the beginning of this song with Duane and he actually told me 🙏 Something I won't ever forget. Rest in Peace, Tommy.
Tbh, Tommy might be the only person I've ever spoken with that actually knew Duane personally. Off the top of my head, he's the only one I can think of.
A friend sang this with his band at our wedding reception for our dance -
He chose the song - a surprise - but it's one I have always loved.
RIP Scott - you wrote a classic!!
Clapton's version was the last thing I listened to before I got married 33 years ago. I jumped in the car afterwards and Dire Straits Your Latest Trick was on the radio. Both unforgettable.
I miss Scott Boyer. He was a good friend
I just discovered this gem. Nice. Thank you!
RIP Scott Boyer .. I really like a lot of Scotts songs .. 31st of February .. Cowboy .. The Decoys .. bands I listened to a lot .. and still like hearing it again and again .. thank you Mr Boyer
A great song, played by very talented musicians, in the place that would make it FAMEous.
I am listening to the Boyer and Talton Cowboy album on vinyl even as I type this...VERY under rated song writers and performers!!! Thanks for sharing this video!!!!!
Rest In Peace Scott, your music lives on. My prayers go out to your family and closest friends. You will be truly missed.
Great song you have Mr. Scot!
Very unique sound when Boyer and Talton sang together.
Proud to say I was there for both shows. What a great time.
I've always loved this song with Duane Allman, but I was surprised how much I enjoyed this. What a beautiful song and done so well here by these two really fine musicians.
Rest in Peace, Brothers. Thank you for such a beautiful song. This song has SO MUCH bass. It's almost unbelievable.
Scott/Tommy : Saw Cowboy open for Duane and The Allman Brothers Band in New York. You had a great group. I still enjoy listening to your songs.
Jim Johnides
RIP Tommy Talton
It's a great song!
Rock In Peace, Brother Scott.
Rest in Peace, Tommy 🙏😔 Yall grab Duane and jam something good!
Love it :)
Great song ! 461 ocean blvd. Eric Clapton sang it. I’ve always wondered who wrote it. Thank you ! A come to G d song.
Rest in peace Tommy, may he find the peace that he wrote about. one of the greatest.
Love this! Of course my band does a cover version of this song . . .😃
RIP Scott
I love this!!!
Such quiet elegance with the slide huh?
thank for posting this....let love show the way.
beautiful song
I sure do miss Scott.. but, I will see him again ..ONE DAY, KAHUNA
Hello Joe, actually that was July 20, 2014. Thanks for documenting that!
Thanks for the correction, sir. More to come from that day. Also, photos here:
www.flickr.com/photos/mojohand/sets/72157646061577845/
One of the greatest songs ever written, your playing is outstanding Mr. Talton.
Were you in an open tuning when you played this? Open D perhaps.
Thanks much Isam, no special tuning on this one. Sometimes I drop the high "E" string.
@@tommytalton1 hey Tommy. What's the story behind the "fastball" on the original cut? Is that, something you'd share with us? Thank you for such a beautiful song. One of my favorites. That double bass is AWESOME. Nothing comes close to that sound.
@@MojoUX not sure how I missed these pictures. Thank you so much for sharing them with us. I'm not sure I'd have been able to contain myself if I were there. It brings tears to my eyes just looking through the pictures with Galadrielle and Scott & Tommy & Rick. Wow. Thank you!
Edit: I just realized this was about 15 days after I buried my 2 yr old daughter and only child. Yea. I'm quite sure that I wouldn't have been able to hold it all back. Thanks again. 🙏❤️🍄🎸
Whoa Wow! I wish I wrote this beautiful song.
So sweet very nice. Thanks for being .
Muito lindo isso..!!! Sem comentários..parabéns pelo som .simples e especial ao mesmo tempo... Forte abraço!; Vlw!
great job Cowboy..
So Damn Good
There are at least two versions of this song. The 5'll Getcha Ten version everyone knows. It is different from the version that appears on Duane Allman: Anthology. Great song.
Miss u scott
Thank you :)
Nothing better
Just before they start playing, the camera pans and zooms in on the great Rick Hall (RIP) sitting off to the side of the stage. I assumed that they recorded their beautiful version of Please Be With Me at his FAME studio in Muscle Shoals .... but turns out it might have been recorded at the rival Muscle Shoals Sound Studios instead back in the day. (EDIT) - I wrote that before I got to the end of the clip and I just saw where this version was shot ....
very nice!
Big Big….!!!!
I'd like to learn the slide part of this song.
Terry Richardson on bass.
Tommy is great,but skydog had a more mellow version of this song
No problem Joe. If you would like to find out the name of the bass player, Terry (don't know last name), you could get in touch with Scott Boyer lll on Facebook.
facebook.com/scott.boyer.397?fref=ts he'll know.
Rick Hall sitting next to the stage?
Sitting next to Galadrielle, yup!
RIP
Did he say Galadrielle at the very end? 🤷♂️😲 Was she there, also?
Thank you, Joe!
Indeed he did:
ua-cam.com/video/_OY2QbzcVjc/v-deo.html
@@MojoUX yea I missed that somehow. Thanks, Joe.
Great song. Love Eric Clapton's version and Randy Meisner's version.
Janie, I like Clapton's version too, but nothing touches this one.
Love Yvonne Elliman's vocals - and Eric's vocals on the Clapton version. Just come across this , the songwriter version - lovely
@@danahill9008 agreed. This song was meant to have a dobro in it. That’s why even though I love Clapton’s versions (particularly his acoustic version), I think the Cowboy version is the superior song.
Try this one
ua-cam.com/video/PNxd8ZFyWcA/v-deo.html
Is Boyer playing a B-25?
Is that Rick Hall?
Yes.
What kind of guitar is that? The one he wrote it on?
Not sure what kind--I think it's a Gibson? Dunno.
@@MojoUX, Tim Barnes is correct, Thank you, Tim.
Ok
Love you
Abusa con lo slide dovrebbe toccare poche note ma buone peccato va suonata più semplice
RIP Scott
Muito lindo isso..!!! Sem comentários..parabéns pelo som .simples e especial ao mesmo tempo... Forte abraço!; Vlw!