The Allman Brothers Band - One Way Out - 7/12/1986 - Starwood Amphitheatre (Official)
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2014
- The Allman Brothers Band - One Way Out
Recorded Live: 7/12/1986 - Starwood Amphitheatre - Nashville, TN
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Personnel:
Dickey Betts - guitar, vocals
Gregg Allman - organ, vocals
Jai Johanny "Jaimoe" Johanson - drums
Butch Trucks - drums
"Dangerous" Dan Toler - guitar
Chuck Leavell - piano
Bruce Waibel - bass
Jerry McCoy - bass
Until Dicky Betts passed I had forgot about the Allman Brothers Band. Now going back through the old videos I think they were one of the best. What talent they had!
With Duane and after Duane , The Allman Brothers are still the Greatest gift ever to American Music.....!!!
Oh Yeah! Still so good in 2024 :) Enjoy the Music :)
The ABB made me put down the violin and take up guitar in. 1970. Been playing ever since. Even named my daughter Melissa. In 1979. My favorite allllllllll time band. I honestly didn't think I could go on after Duane and Barry left way to early, I stayed a long for the ride. Couldn't give up on them. They managed to keep going thru good and bad times. I do love them and the many different line ups thru the years. I don't believe there is another band that can jam a song like these guys did. Their live shows are incredible. I /we were truly blessed to grow up during the best years of rock and roll, rhythm and blues. And still rocking at 66/67 love love 💕🎶😘
well put
@@dougjones8443 Thank you Mr. Jonessss 😊
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Never heard any Band playing better than the Allman Brs. Band- and this song is one of their best. Classy, unbeatable.
Yes, they do this Elmore James song justice.
Jammin band🎶🎵🎼🔊🎸🥁🎤🎹
What you said!
Yes.
When pro bands are on- they are on!
It's true!
Dickey Betts is the reason I learned to play guitar
Greg Allman is LITERALLY sweating Jack Daniels - Classic. Brilliant!
But, he still was able to play his Hammond Jeez organ.
yep but not judgein i couldnt do it with what hes put into his liver an go out on stage plus pull it off A plus to them all sweet bunch of men when they want to be never second guess an man from macon that ill tell u i know this hey but all good
Ya I saw greg play with his solo band small venue a few years after this he I think he is in deep with the smack and booze and coke it looks it I was too back then glad I made it though , I barely survived that night 🤔
Gregg and Dickey were tight but circumstances would put a big gap between them eventually. Fack is, they needed each other and both were well aware of this. Greatest live jam band to ever take the stage, with any of their ever changing members.
Yessss......he is.........
2 drums, 2 guitars, 2 keyboards. fucking amazing
Yep I agree !
This is just one of the tightest bands ever! The blessing of having all of these talented people come together. Every one of them is incredible in their own right.
Tight and so dam clean.
Absolutely beautiful and great music.
R.I.P. Dickey Betts
Met Greg Allman in a resturant bar in Marin County, CA. in the 80's. A gentleman.
He was a true rock star, southern rock that is. He
had the voice and the style.
God gave him every thing he deserved!!!!!!
I saw the Allman Brothers in concert in the mid 70's. What a FANTASTIC SOLID SHOW. They are GREAT live!!! They were UNDER RATED!! Such INCREDIBLY talented players!
Never underrated, at least by me. I've saw them over 20 times since the early 70s. By the time Eat A Peach was released, they were being called the best band in this land and maybe more. Sadly they had there problems and in my opinion Enlightened Rogues would be there last great album.
Me too
Great Show indeed 😊
underrated ??? Hardly.
Never seen the original lineup I was to young but I seen them a few times in the 80’s and 90’s and always enjoyed hearing them they are second to none live regardless of there members Gregg didn’t have rookies on stage l will miss this band for sure…
I worked with them quite alot being on the CDB crew we played together a lot
I don't know how anyone truly gets over losing a great brother.
They get over it when they meat up again!…🙏😱
God, I miss the past so much.
Greg ALLMAN THE GREATEST WHITE BLUES SINGER OF ALL TIME
I was lucky enough to have seen them twice in concert. Without question one of the greatest bands in rock history! RIP Greg you are sorely missed. Thanks for the memories.👍🎹🎤🎸👍
Did ever party with the band? What a blast
Shows you good these guys were live. What an incredibly talented band. RIP Gregg and Duane Allman.
and, RIP Berry Oakley, and Butch Trucks...
@@bonzorip6162 and Dan Toler (second guitarist in this video) and bassist Lamar Williams. Both integral parts of the band in tumultuous times.
@@buckodonnghaile4309 Amen brother
There may have been a few bands with as much talent as the Allman Brothers, but no one had more.
The Band, Skynyrd. Their only peers.
@@charleshendrix232 I think you can add the WHO into that group:)
@@charleshendrix232 let's not forget Little Feat, and the Dirt Band
@@globalfunseeker6733 I seen them two times back in the 70s one of the best rock bands ever live
@@collegeparkwhiteboy Yeah, the FEAT! A very under-appreciated band, in my opinion. Despite losing Paul Barrere, their Let It Roll album is just incredible, never get bored listening to it.
Wow that's real music
They were the best🥰Fly High (Sky Dog) Daune, Gregg , Butch , and all the rest🙏🏽🕊🎶🎵🎼🎹🎸🥁my era of music the best ever was🙏🏽🎶🎵🎼
How can you not love this music 🎶!? Makes you feel alive!!!
When real talent makes Sound.
I can not think of a better rockin' blues band than the Allman Brothers. I was in a garage band years ago. My intention was to sound like Gregg. Rip Gregg, Duane, Butch.....
Maybe not better but skynryd definitely boogies....allmans are the pioneers and always deserve number one spot.
Was lucky enough to have seen them 3 times in Birmingham Alabama back in the 90's.Damn I miss this bad ass band
Goodnight my brothers. Still the best!
One word for the ABB.... GIFTED!
Star-dust 💫
Back in my hippie days I seen them two times what a rock band
Amazing...we don't know that band in France but wow...
Dan Toler and Dickey, great combo.
Greg is so cioked up! He STILL got most of the words right...GREAT 🎸 playing!!! Thanks!!!
Never knew Jake the snake Roberts and Dale Earnhardt were such phenomenal guitarists....
very good...............................................................................................................................................
Great band great talent. Great memories. Southern rock oh ya.
I'm hanging out sick with Covid...
Decided to smoke and watch the Allman Brothers Band. I feel so much better now.
Music heals. 🥰❤
Dickey had it, man.
Dickey still got it even after hitting his head and brain surgery 😢
And still lives in Sarasota Florida since 1977 born and lived in Florida since then rock on Dickey betts our hero ❤
RIP Greg..🙏🏻
They are all being Buried together you know. jamming all the way to heaven
The Bass guitar is steady walkin around , bumpin away in the background... Always in the background... So nice
Butch and Jaimo....... such an indentifiable drum sound...... great compliment to each other's playing....
Those were the days , The Best love it 👍😎
Kick ass drummers...and the rest!! Superlative band!!!
jeezus crist he is so WRECKED just fucking plastered but hits the notes and does a pro job, southern rock is the best !!!!!!!!!!
This version is super tight...Betts is superb as usual....!!! Dan Tolers solo is UNBELIEVABLE and the keyboards and vocals...stellar..Never heard this song done better... This is How I will remember Greg... We will truly miss you ...Thanks for so much great music..Daytona mourns their lost son....
Exactly
Cowboy in New Mexico. Awesome!!
Unbelievable!!
Well said Steve!
Dan Toler was a great guitar player. Saw him with The Greg Allman Band in San Bernardino. Can’t remember the year but it was the I’m No Angel album tour. He was awesome. I don’t remember the wife beater shirt though! Oh and Stevie Ray Vaughan came on after Gregg Allman.
Its now 50 yrs ago- in 1970- that I heard Allman Brs band first time- on record- and although my favorites are the Beatles and I like Stones, Kinks, Clapton, Bob Dylan, Eagles, Frank Zappa, Jimi Hendrix, I have rarely enjoyed a Band more than The Allman Brs. Band because they are playing better, more coherent, more in absolute harmony with each other- than virtually any other Band.
yes everyone was amazing
This is the way I remember all their concerts!
Dangerous Dan Toler... Wow...
The Allman brothers were the 1st concert I ever saw. I was and my boyfriend was 16. of course, my Dad had to take us. It was in Durham, NC. and it was great. Gregg's beautiful long hair, under the baby blue lights.😇
Awesome love this version jack Daniels all the way my first husband passed the same year this was played no wonder why ..the connection
Timeless Shit !!!\
They all own their instruments, what a band. Any year anytime. I miss the Beacon
these guys shred
At least for me just the best thru my lifetime!
The greatest ever 😻 they are rock and roll
I saw them around that same time. It was my first concert at 12 years old. Also first time I got drunk and stoned. Amazing time.
Believe it or not my college roommate's brother was Dicky Betts' road manager in Great Southern. Saw them backstage at SDSU outdoor ampitheater in 1978 and got in again backstage in 1979 at the LA Forum. almost tripped over Cher as I tried to get another Budweiser from the trash can they had them in....lol. Had to buy a ticket in 1981 at SDSU but that was totally fine. Then in Vail in 1990, at Harrahs Rincon in 2011. Dicky Betts is one of the best guitarists I've ever seen live and up close. Definitely one of the hottest bands of the 70's, hand down
You can see the forever lasting pain in Greg's face about the lost of his brother Dwayne. Something that he never got over.
None of them did really. Duane must have been a remarkable man.
wasn't it nice to see that smile of Greg's toward Dickie around 4:30 in, after a solo? he knew Mr. Betts was killing it- my god, playing the guitar is so hard, and Dickie's barely looking at the fretboard..
No he sure didn’t,Cher didn’t do him any good either. She was bad juju for him.,just saying.
@@johnostaszweski2189 She's just bad juju.
@@Sinsteela juju jona for everyone...probably sent in from her Hollywood cabal blood coven to ruinate the man and band as a result.
The system hates and fears anything that is self sufficient and inspiring. Who is the ABB? Some dudes with no political interest, dress off the store rack, just play their white southern rise again music with a legendary following and history and boom...its nazi Germany just waiting to burst forth ....seriously
Thats the way they think. They are paranoid and malevolent.
Freaking fantastic playing and singing. They've actually gotten better from when I've heard them years ago. I heard things by the guitars I've never heard before. The coordination in their fingers is just out of this world. And one of the best dual drum solos I've ever heard from anybody. God these guys are good. I've just got to share this with people who've never even heard of The Allman Brothers. Just to shock them alive bro.
Rip Greg!
R.I.P. brothers Gregg,Butch and Dan🇬🇧
Kim Hulbert thank you for all the great music and all the excitement. God bless you.
Favorite 🥰❤️
A Stellar gig from the ABB. 😍👍🏻🦋🥰
The best band in the land!
I miss Starwood, so many great concerts. Love the Allman Bros.
Texas Confederate - yes Gregg would have never got over losing his brother. I also have not. My brother Richie was the lead guitar player in our band in Tulsa and was another Dwayne, Dickie, Warren, Derek all rolled into one heluva player. Like the Allman Brothers, we played music together for years from our teens on. We lost Richie in 2009 and you are absolutely right, it never goes away. I still play but sometimes think about leaving it all behind since my brother is also gone. We had fun and some great times playing music and I still miss him, all of it too. To be honest, other players have been great friends and are very good at what they do too but they can never fill that spot. But, we keep on "Rockin" and playin "da Blues" for the feel good and to remember. Doc 'harps' Sweetwood" St. Louis.
What a name..doc sweetwood
You never get over a loss of someone close to you. Dwayne died too young. Great song and Gregg is remarkable 👌 👏
Still some of the best original players .
Dan!! Wow!!!
Gregg looks toasted, but still has the chops.
Still cool with every tune.
They are rock and roll
Favorite!!!!
Fantastic🌹🌈
I did the shit out of this love this band always did
My favorite
I met them in Gatlinburg Tennessee wow what treat
Great! Clear as a Bell Alot of Class
The greatest ever 😻😻🤣
2023 A.D. !!
Fantastic 😅😊😊
Outstanding
South already rosed again when it produced allmans blasting rock role blues country rolling along.
What a voice
Fantastic 😅😅😅😅😅
Fantastic as always,!!!!!
What talent
Fantastic
An amazing performance. And these were considered the down years for the band.
WOW 💜💜💜💜💜
Love them, what power on this rendering.
Fantastic 😅😅😅
Wow! Those two drummers kick ass!
No shit !
@@tomcooley3778 No, I mean, they really really kick ass!
@@johntraynor2414 True, and funny.
Fantastic 😅
I had forgot just how awesome that drum jam is! DON'T GET ANY BETTER
Jay Alan, thanks so much for the backstage passes back in the day. I wish you well wherever you are. Rest in peace Danny Toler. You were super cool to us.
Dan Toler doesn't have any rights to be that good. He is not from the South.
RIP Dan. You won't be forgotten.
He's not from the South? I never knew that, he was great. I didn't start seeing them til Warren Haynes joined.
@@buckodonnghaile4309 Dan was from Indiana.
@@robertcudny1839 thanks for the info, I was listening to a Great Southern show from Germany (late 70s I think?) And Dan was phenomenal in it. Cheers
@@buckodonnghaile4309 Indeed, he was like he had been born and raised in the deep South. Cheers.
❤❤❤❤❤