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  • Good God this is precious video, but it looks like Phil Graham handed a camera to someone who does not understand "where the guitar sounds come from."

  • 1:28 Wrong guitarist, asshole!!!iuhhhhhhh, Duane laying down killer solo, while we watch Dickey play rhythm,that suckssss

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  • Whoever the 23 are who "disliked" this video, we have a whipping post with your names on it.

  • da fuck, you see duane like 4 times

  • Love this song and the vid, but kinda sad that they were so new, the cameraman didn't still didn't know who was who anyone was, or when (or who) to focus on during the leads, etc. Still a great piece of history!

  • @bxvtaaThis, was the Filmmore East they were Stoned, so stoned ...Best, place to ever See/Hear any Band ...

  • never get tired of this...so timeless. I've said this before I'd give 5 years of my life to have seen Duane play guitar.

  • Thom Doucette on harp. An unofficial band member.

  • @zazu173 Thom Doucette does some great HARP playing on their earlier stuff. Glad to see some GREAT harmonica playin' along with slide. I think Thom was offered a position in the "Brothers" right after Duanne and Berry left us. I think Chuck Levelle joined in on keys when Doucette declined being a full time member. Read the book "Skydog" and it will fill you in some if you don't already know about it ...

  • I can't hear any vocals, pretty crappy sound quality...

    But at least I can still hear the band playing their instruments...so not really complaining here.

    Whatis this by the way, I've always heard about Duane Allman when on Hendrix videos or other legendary guitarists, but never really got into them.

    This is like Blues with a smooth ass hip and step to it. I have found The Allman Brother's at last.

  • @MusicalRelease Buy the Live at FIllmore East album. One of the best decisions I ever made.

  • Who's the harmonica player?

  • @YogaforCynics Tom Doucette, he's played with the band many times over the years.

  • it's almost a criminal shame that this is hardly any exisiting footage of duane allman in the band. what there is great, even though the picture and sound quality are both a bit shit. oh well "sigh"

  • @aewd1980 at least we get to hear him thats what really matters

  • @LePooperTrooper - i agree, at least there's plenty of his music to enjoy. such a great live performer as well, as proven on the fillmore east concert. an enduring classic!

  • 22 people have dain bramage .....

  • i agree 100% i need this concert on blue ray i mean (whats the problem legal battles or what ?) shit i think abb could start a fund to get it made( if there not rich enough) us fans would donate a dollar a peice to make it happen if i get a dollar off the cost of the dvd (hence it would be paid for and we get to show and teach our kids this is why daddy plays guitar everynight

    please why not ??????????????????????????????­??????????????????????????????­???????????????

  • @sharplespaul I agree wholeheartedly! I know there is a ton of footage, much of it deteriorating in storage. I - for one, would donate along with other fans to see those jewels come to light!

  • Why was the cameraman on Betts during the solo? OMG

  • The cinematographer gets an F for missing the Rock God do magic with his wand.Man,did he drop the ball! I'm just glad he got what he did.

  • the Allman Bros are STILL the only band that really matters! if you play guitar and dont feel your music,get into the ABB and you will learn what feelin is all about.

  • I would like to have a really long serious conversation with the editors of this video....and unless they could prove that at the time they edited this film they were both blind and deaf they should be banished from ever editing anything again. No excuse for that sorry of a job. The greatest slide guitarist in the universe wailing his ass off and we're watching everything BUT that......

  • Dumbest camera work in musical history.

  • I was at the last Fillmore East show on 6-26-71 headlined by The Allman Brothers and they played until 7:00am!!! Smoke that night they did! I saved the ticket stub and I went to the The Big House in Macon, GA back in March where I donated it because I felt it belonged there. After countless concerts since, it was and still is the greatest show I ever attended! Take care of that ticket stub E.J., I know you will! :)

  • Willy Wonka on the drums!

  • @Finleymon False

  • Now Check out "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed" and listen to the whole thing!

  • I'm not sure if this might not be my favorite 3:30 of music ever...

  • @frodus23 it doesn't get any better than the allmans. never sounds old or dated. you're on the right track.

  • Such an amazing groove! Thanks for posting!!!

  • Well said all 'round But I gotta get my licks in too.....I'll skip describing Chuck "Spaceman" Thorndyke's paranoid , Old Mil infused warning as to why we were nuts to harvest what we'd spent most of the l;ate morning/early afternoon combing the acreage off Gunn Highway. Until we hit pay dirt and, after a suitable snack to replenish the stores, I took a look at our Bovine hosts and started what felt like a two-three hour laugh jag.

  • The Allmans were never quite the same after Duane and Berry passed. In their day, They were the Daddy of all Sourthern Rock Bands! Great video! Even though it misses Duane's solo ride, you still get to hear it again.

  • my sister lived across the hall, she'd complain,"all I hear is that damn slide guitar cutting the the wallboard" something like that.

  • don't blame the cameraman, i'm seeing 3 or 4 cameras, blame the dipstick editor who couldn't tell dickey playing chords from duane playing lead slide.

  • You shouldn't compare Allmans with Hendrixes, nor is anyone the next, Whomever

  • showing the action made it easier for other performers to 'steal their thunder'. there were a lot of performers who didn't want their magic filmed directly.

  • Rickagain looked at some earlier postings-for shear slide work listen to Johnny Winter

  • @Dredmonx123 listen to Derek Trucks

  • (Donna's hubby Rick)enjoyed it -am big AB fan grew up w it. Elizabeth Reed is stilla fave tho' and the" peach album" off course .would love to see them doing Ain't wastin time , still greatful for anything that shows up-bless tose of you who find the material. played hese tunes many times in coverbands

  • Thom Doucette I believe

  • Who is playing harp on this?

  • Given how little footage exists of Duane Allman you wish the cameraman had focused exclusively on him.

  • Cleartwater here, this is an amazing song and Duane plays his heart out. I never seen a slide player as good as he became, People say Hendrix is the best, but with his feedback and irrational notes no comparison to Duane Allman. I want to thank musicman5200 for downloading this amazing song. Vietnam was much easier to survive with my Allman Brothers cassette tape. It was very hard to not get it ripped off. The memory still lives and thrives in me. Cleartwater

  • Almost sad to watch, knowing that we were going to lose those boys.

  • Blame he editor or director

  • Hmmm. I'm thinking that the commenter who thinks Billy Gibbons is/was a better Slide Guitar player than Duane Allman was being sarcastic. There simply can not be another explanation for saying something that idiotic other than in a reverse joking way. It's similar to saying that the Monkees were a big musical influence on the Beatles.

  • I thought Larry Bird was playing drums for a second lol

  • Tight version and great sound on this video.

  • The song I can't stop listening to at the moment. They truly sounded great.

  • Very frustrating video. The person recording it must not be familiar with the band or the music. Rarely is the camera on the right person.

  • Amazing !! The best slide ever !! Duane Allman !!

  • ouh yeah...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • Why in the world can't you buy this as a DVD ? it looks like they had ten cameras.

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  • At age 12 I was into the Osmand Brothers (don't shoot me yet). I heard on the radio that Duane had died in a motorcycle accident and thought they meant Wayne Osmand. It got me looking into and listening to the Allman Brothers. That's quite a leap for a 12 yo. kid!

  • @Larrymh07 ...How funny. I grew up down the st from the Ludlow Garage and when the Allmans played their as they often did I thought the radio ads were referring to the Osmands and remember thinking why is Donny Osmand at a rock venue? Even though I had the flyers(and still have a few) in 69 and 70 and could read the correct name it didn't register until I became a fan later in 1970. I do remember exactly where I was when we heard Duane had died. A true loss.

  • @yippierb Don't keep me wondering is one of my favorite tunes by them, too. I like the shifting tones between the slide guitar and the harmonica. Plus Ludlows is in Cinci. I live up near Cleveland, OH.

  • What's the name of this song and which album is it on? 

  • AMAZING...

  • Classic rock that ROCKS!!!! I just can't get enough of this band, they are true greats!!

  • LEGENDS....

  • Nice people with a bitch of a sound. Damn right!

  • There looks like there was more that one camera. So it's probably the editor you want to kill. I wonder if the unused camera takes still exist.

  • Does anyone know where the camera man lives? I want to hit him with a shovel.

  • This is an Incredible groove of a song...Thanks for the post...! I think they were introduced by the late Bill Graham....

  • @LastOfSixMusic Yeah, that's him. Graham loved the Brothers.

  • The sound man should have been shot 3 times in the head.

  • @jf99151

    Hey, the mix on the Fillmore East album is very good. I think this is either one "side" of a stereo mix, or a monitor mix from stage that had very little vocal or drums. Even with that, thank goodness someone was smart enough to save this film footage.

  • Berry Oakley!!!

  • camera dudes & director are 'effing idiots . . . . . like not following the ball if they were shooting a football game!!!

  • @mrsoeil Right you are.Just give us the wide shot WE will follow the action.

  • Twin Drums and Twin Leads.... dont know if anyone else did that

  • I just want to know when some one is going to digitally remaster this whole concert at the Fillmore East sound and video and release this to all of us who could not be there or in my case was just too young at the time.If you would like to purchase this in a DVD click the up arrow and maybe we can get somebody who wants to make a dollar to take on this project.....I know I would be in line to buy my copy the day of its release!!

  • @clemenza24 and it should be on vinyl!

  • @clemenza24 I'm in!

  • @clemenza24 I'll be right behind you in line ,brother. I wore holes in my copy of the LP and have bought the CD a few times as well . It has been the soundtrack of my life, and I never knew there was film of the show, at least one available to the public.Bill Grahm filmed and recorded every show, and when he died , ONE man bought the whole treasure trove at auction and has released SOME rare gems from other bands of the day.Maybe he'll see this .Hope so!!

  • I read or heard I cant remember, Jimmy Page said that back in the 70s when Zeppelin would film a lot of the footage was shit and didnt look good because most of the time the camera operators were usually just as messed up as the band was. Im assuming thats the problem here because the camera guys missing everything good.

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  • God, I wish I'd been at these Fillmore East concerts! I've worn out 2 copies of the DVD and still have the LP; thank God for Discwasher! These guys were from the south, but they're really a blues band, and my favorite American band ever.

  • This great treasure of video is from September 1970. The "At Fillmore East" album recordings are from March 1971.

  • Butch trucks didnt seem too happy, and didnt know he was playing with the best southern rock band ever. What a dumbass!!

  • Hard not to get angry at this video, the guy is listening to some of Duane's best playing & apparently doesn't even know who's playing the solo. Filming Dickie Betts during Duanes solo, zooming on Butch Trucks face, next time give the camera to someone else.

  • has anyone ever even heard a sound like this? wtf man this is like a whole different kind of consciousness

  • @justchill919 I know .It wasn't Spirit, nor the Grape ,Doors,British psychedelia,Cream or even Jimi so on &so forth.in a way they are just as "cosmic" as the Dead -but with more a destination in mind.if you dig. None of that - but a most unique mix of straight ahead rock & a searing ,mean boogie !Why I took them for granted i'll never know.

  • Oh hell yes let me see that tractor bass. Cincinnati Man. I miss these guys!

  • eat a peach

  • I hope that cameraman is homeless and on the streets now. A chance for music history in seeing the slide master Duane Allman at work up close and the airhead with the camera totally screws it up.

  • the cameraman (?men) may not be to blame. the editor may have been mentally impaired, but they couldnt elimate the audio, thankfully. interesting for butch trucks......

  • wow....nuff said.

  • most 60's and 70's film is fuckin ruined by inept or artsy(we were stoned and thought it was cool) camera work. Hell I was stoned and knew better than that...What a shame

  • great footage!! Any chance this or other performances with Duane made it to DVD?

  • cameramen always shock me with how dumb they are, GOOD JOB not showing duane playing anything significant, LETS ZOOM IN ON THE RHYTHM GUITARIST DURING THE LEAD SOLO!! morons

  • @Royales00 maybe he didn't like duane O=

  • Thanks man.

  • Wow!  So Stellar!!!!

  • There's always the underlying strong groove. Always. It's the basis of the band. On top, we have Duane and Greg (Greg actually adds the "atmospherics" that make this southern rock band almost Gothic). Betts is mostly part of a four-man rhythm section, but when he plays lead, he punches out a more staccato or hillbilly take on what Duane does as a spacey departure. It's wonderful music, always tight, multi-layered and honest.

  • Nobody has had this groove, been this tight and professional and yet soulful and loose. Amazing band.

  • one of duane's greatest slide performances

  • Greg got himself a new liver yesterday., Get well Greg. Thought it would be Dickie.

  • ROAR, LIONS, ROAR!

  • >eyechord...they never do!

  • Roar Lions, ROAR!

  • If Tom Doucette put on some shades .he coulda passed for John Kay

  • The greatest thing I heard since a looooooooong loooooooooong while!

  • Weee-Hoooo! Thanks for posting! one of my favorite all time songs

  • Hendrix and Duane forever!!!

  • Thanks for posting this performance. It's one of my favorite Allman Brothers songs.

  • "don't keep me wondering" may be duane's most intense slide playing, along with "it's too late" from derek and the dominoes

  • In their most exquisite prime...I remember,,,I was there. BUT I dearly, dearly wish the camera had focused on Duane's slidework! (hindsight - who knew what would happen?) RIP Duane and Barry. You are not forgotten.

  • @signeseeker17 It must of been cool going to the Filmore East back in the day. I grew up in North Wi , and the Filmore was like Yankee stadium to me. That was the place to be for the music...Hendirx, Zappa. Humble Pie. All those bands. You are a very lucky person.

  • @signeseeker17 Agreed. It is great to see them, but the camera work is amatuerish. Duane gettin off these great solos and you see the harp player. Oh well

  • ,MEANWHILE back at the shack (party HQ for the most arrogant band of consumer rockers in town) Someone was taking the shrinkwrap off the Live album. We played it on (dig this) the Magnavox portable turntable I got with the tax return two years earlier. Didn't matter;. I/we saw smoke as sure as I'm hammering these words out. Memory sucks with the advance of age, but when you're the bass player and your operative age is 19, (as the French say,"PPPHHHHHTTTTTTTTTT!").

  • (Thanx for the canvas to remember...I apologize for my brains leaking all over the page). Rollin' Stone wrote 'em up in a cool and laudatory (then) piece entitled "Hitting the Note with the ABB". Dixie Greasers, New York Deadheads (of which my cousin Jesse is a lifer) let loose under the benevolent eye of Bill Graham.and ANYONE WITHIN 200MILES WHO HAD A HALF CLUE WHAT THESE CATS WERE ABOUT..

  • Didn't matter how big or how little the spekers were.. They smoked so hard and deep the only proper forum for a Thomas Mertton-like review was the Polish American Club, St Pete Beach, where my idol, accordionmaster and teacher Angelo P.did his weekly gig. Angelo gave me knowledge which dug under the blues. Any cow will tell ya, "Bell haz tolled, my baby's on that train 'n gone!".It's about roots, guts, and a Craftsman 11/16 socket, glass slide, a Shubb (lapstyle), putting authority on it.

  • Didn't matter how big or how little the spekers were.. They smoked so hard and deep the only proper forum for a Thomas Mertton-like review was the Polish American Club, St Pete Beach, where my idol, accordionmaster and teacher Angelo P.did his weekly gig. Angelo gave me knowledge which dug under the blues. Any cow will tell ya, "Bell haz tolled, my baby's on that train 'n gone!".It's about roots, guts, and a Craftsman 11/16 socket, glass slide, a Shubb (lapstyle), THANX!

  • that "rhythm player" is Dickie Betts, who blistered a few solos in his day. After Duane and Berry died, Dickie put the band on his shoulders and carried them. Even before the tragedies he wrote some of the Brothers' best stuff. Thanks for posting this. It's a rare find.

  • Duane, what more...Duane. What a lucky guy to be able to connect like that. Critics, criticizing anyone associated with ABB, please exit stage left. Just because you can't play doesn't mean you can discern.

  • wow he deffinatly didn't know what was going on. he was focused on the rhythm player. mega fuckin fail. haha at 1:30-1:48

  • wow he deffinatly didn't know what was going on. he was focused on the rhythm player. mega fuckin fail. haha

  • Almost like we're there? :)

  • This is just unbelievably groovy!

  • they inspired me to play in 1970,  thanx for the upload

  • guys you all make it sound like ABB is not out there still kicking ass. derek and warren carry on the tradition honorably and duane would be proud. i have nothing to say about disckie though. it's pretty clear he got a raw deal... still.. derek and warren... there aren't 2 better out there right now.

  • @dano1881 eh....id say there are better than warren, but trucks is the best slide player alive atm

  • A hate when the producer doesn't know which guitarist to put on camera

  • @cornjuicy

    FOR REAL!!!

  • what a incredible band,would give anything to have been at this show....but i was 7

  • I wish I coulda been there too. I would've been like -23. lol

  • a me piace la batteria e non rompete i coglioni

  • Hometown Heroes!! Rock ON!!

  • I like what Berry's doing at 1:55 - 1:57. It's like he's rocking his bass back and forth.

  • the foundation of southern rock..with the greatest slide player ever..really genuine, enduring tunes..eat a peach man..

  • @JZepeach there have been many great slide players: rory gallagher, johnny winter, alan wilson(canned heat), junior brown, jb hutto, elmore james. they are all unique. no one is better than the others. dickey betts was a mean slide player too!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @JZepeach I think Billy Gibbons is better at slide than he was. Although he definatley was good.

  • @kisuke2891 i think you have it backwards Duane was clearly far superior, much more emotion and technique, Billy is okay.. are you familiar w/ all of Duanes slide work? it is extensive, Gibbons was like most guitarists an "Ocassional slide player" ...

  • would've been nice to see the two slide solos,1:30-1:48 and the later one at 2:20, cameraman obviously didn't know what was up at all...

  • @eyechord I agree....at least in principal. The so called "editor" is actually the criminal here though, not the cameramen. There were several cameras filming because there are so many angles. One camera could not have moved that quickly and from so many different locations. So...somewhere that footage of those rides may actually still exist if it wasn't trashed. It certainly was shot. And like you I would truly love to treat my eyes to what my ears have loved for so very long.....

  • @eyechord terrible camera work an editing.

  • skiffle lol. yeah maybe training wheels for musicians who are going to play good music instead of your nickelback and other commercial shit like you probably like.

    Here's an example of training wheels watch?v=4L5HSHLQaOg&

    the kid is better at age 11 than these dead fucks here who gave drugs a bad name by crashing into things. Your heros. You're the one who don't know shit. come on back and I will prove it again.

  • I hate the fact that we don't see alot of close ups on Duane when hes throwing a bad ass solo... man he was gone way too early... :( RIP DUANE!

  • I love it too man. You have to. He just doesn't get that

  • PEOPLE read the guys page hahaha. ajollygoodfelon is a jollyfuckhead. he posted a breakfast at tiffany's video- voted worst song ever !!! I think the acid and drugs he wants everyone to take has fried his noggin. pot calls kettle black. RIGHT DAVID ?????? So go ahead and post your own rendition of any song covered by the Allman Bros. We all await the chance to make you admit you are FOS. unless you are in with the tossed salad man.

  • @MrDeathmachine666 you can get down there with duane and lynard skynard and suck my balls.

  • @AJollyGoodFelon I think your just a stupid fool rambling on like you know something about everything. It's been 39 years since Duanne Allman died, but people still know his work and love it, they are inspired by it. You lack logic you just mindlessly type away. What gives you your special musicial insight? I bet you sit alone at your computer with your cock in hand hoping someone might think your insightful,sorry buddy your WRONG

  • You're a fuckin idiot you know that? You obviously know nothing about music whatsoever. So let me try to explain it to you, even though you still won't get it because... Well you're an idiot. The blues was the basis for all rock, jazz, metal and more styles. Every MUSICIAN knows the blues and respects the blues. Without the blues, there would be no good music, plain and simple. Everyone, especially the pros know that. So next time do your research before you make another dumbass comment.

  • You repeat what I said, every musician knows the blues. it's the training wheels. Can you not read? Maybe it's time you shut your piehole until you learn to read with some comprehension.

  • You mean it's the foundation for all music. Now let me get one thing straight: you hate the blues. I disagree 100%. That's ok. A lot of people aren't fans of the blues. I don't have a problem with that. What I do have a problem with is people like you trashing the blues and the people who built it. Like it or hate at least respect it. Respect the people that came before you. And yeah I'm still talkin

  • Our wannabe music critic felon friend obviously knows very little about the Allmans. Go listen to "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed" from this very same show, and then go fuck yourself. The Blues maybe based on simple chord structures, but it is hardly simple music.

  • Hardly simple to an idiot such as yourself who thinks "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed" is blues. That's Jazz and they suck at it too I am listening to them fumble around in their crap attempt at playing their own song. Heck they keep repeating their own riffs because their brains are too wiped for jazz too.

  • @AJollyGoodFelon i want to fight you

  • Btw, SRV was one if the greatest guitarists of all time. Don't ever talk shit about someone like him unless you can show you're better. When you do that (yeah fucking right hahaha) then I will shut up. Until then keep suckin those dicks. Peace

  • Saw SRV 5X. Unfreakin believable guitarist. Came out in a head to floor indian feather head dress for an oncore once. No one will ever deny he was the sack. But Duane was his equal and the greatest slide guitarist of all time.

  • @AJollyGoodFelon hahah ... closet yankee homo

  • No sir you could not be any farther from the truth. Sure any average joe can play a half assed 12 bar blues but it takes real skill to play with the feeling and soul that people like these guys do. Creativity-wise you are also very wrong because all the creative guitarist such as Jimmy Page, Jimi Hendrix etc. all started with blues because there is so much you can do with it and you can be so creative with it so no, it does not write itself. Please go fuck yourself and stop commenting on videos

  • No, if they started out playing it, that's because any fucking child can play it. Listen to this shit, it's easy to play as riding a rocking chair. You are all retards. I will comment as I please too. Don't tell me what to do. And btw the comments area is what makes youtube great. My comments are the best thing here. These guys look like they smell like shit and don't care. Your heroes. You are just mad because I am dead on right. Eric Clapton was ok Stevie Ray Vaughn Sucked.

  • @AJollyGoodFelon your mother sucks..how can you you say shot like this, can you play guitar? what music is good to you Micheal Bolton? Kenny G. List to In Memory of Elizabeth Reid then tell me it can be played by a child ...what a fool.

  • ok buddy if anyone can play like these guys how about you put up a cover of this on youtube? you fucking asshole

  • Yeah I can play any part of this better than any of these drug wiped hepatitus dispensers. :) You'd give me a standing ovation I would say thank you, and I would tell myself what a fucking idiot you are for liking the blues.

  • then fucking prove it bitch!

  • @AJollyGoodFelon you are fucked buddy

  • Lets see some videos of your awesome abilites!!

  • You really are an uneducated douche. Do some research.

  • Duane and Berry will live on forever.

  • Gregg has a baby face

  • sounds like an expert opinion on sucking here

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  • WHY oh why do they not show lead guitar solos and show other people's faces instead. Sigh. Almost not footage of Allman exists and most don't actually show his hands lol.

  • I think the harp player is Thom Doucette. Amazing.

  • you think right .

  • where can i find slide tabs for any allman brothers stuff

  • Wow, film footage of Duane is rare and this is great stuff, thanks for the post!