The Allman Brothers Band - Southbound - 12/16/1981 - Capitol Theatre (Official)
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- The Allman Brothers Band - Southbound
Recorded Live: 12/16/1981 - Capitol Theatre - Passaic, NJ
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Personnel:
Gregg Allman - vocals, keyboards
Dickey Betts - vocals, guitar
Dan Toler - guitar
David Goldflies - bass
Mike Lawler - piano
Butch Trucks - drums
Frank Toler -drums
I personally believe this video displays some of Betts best guitar playing ever.
4:09 Hot blessings all around, now that is South bound. Thanks Dickie Betts and Allmans and the whole Allman and Betts family.
The King of Southern Rock!
This is fucking smokin
I love this version of southbound better than on elightened rouges. Faster paced and just plain smoking.
FYI southbound was on brothers and sisters
From other space...
Gregg with two Leslies for the Hammond...
miquelpp Always.
Awesome synth player, but... in Southbound? Guitars made up for it!
Dickey co-singing Southbound? Okey dokey...
AOB In the 90’s, Dickey sang the whole thing. He wrote the song, even though Gregg sang it on B&S. Gregg wasn’t writing as much, by then, but the songs he wrote, when he was writing a lot, are my favorites.
Dickey’s vocals are cool. Somebody should have blown that gd keytar up, though.
Greggs song
hardluck 1995 Dickey wrote it. In the 90’s, he sang the whole song.
@@TheStompboxer I mean it sounds better with Gregg singing it.
@@hardluckharris man was so wasted
@@hardluckharris Much Better with Dickey singing Southbound. Greg has Stormy Monday, You Don't Love Me. Whipping Post, Statesboro Blues, Revival, and on, and on , and on. Give some to Dickey ♥
My favorite rendition of southbound there's no one better
That ain’t the Allman Brothers. Where’s Jaimoe? What a hot mess. Glad they pulled it back together later cuz this here is trash.
I tend to agree this wasn't the best lineup the ABB ever put forth. Not to take anything away from the Tolers and Goldflies, but the overall rhythm and soulful feeling diminished for whatever reason I won't go into. I do like the backup singers which adds a nice touch to this tune. They should get credit for making this more listenable.
Martians....,