This is the album I play the most from the Allman Brothers. I really think the Warren Haynes/Dicky Betts guitar combo really rocks! They mesh together extremely well in their own unique chemistry. The band's improvisational jams on old tunes like "Blue Sky" and "Dreams" and new like "Nobody Knows" and "End of the Line" are paralleled, if not better, than the days when Duane Allman ran the slide on his guitar.Friday, April 29, 2011
An Evening with the Allman Brothers Band:First Set
This is the album I play the most from the Allman Brothers. I really think the Warren Haynes/Dicky Betts guitar combo really rocks! They mesh together extremely well in their own unique chemistry. The band's improvisational jams on old tunes like "Blue Sky" and "Dreams" and new like "Nobody Knows" and "End of the Line" are paralleled, if not better, than the days when Duane Allman ran the slide on his guitar.
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I love this album. Especially the video you have put on here. I also agree with what you said.
The Allman Brothers were starting to regain their momentum at about this point. This lineup was the most withstanding since the Duane Allman days.
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