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I love that the picture looks like it is from the Civil War . I know Levon liked to read about that period.

I love this song and the album. But the guy playing the wood block is really distracting from the brilliant music.

I'm a big fan of The Band and stumbled onto this while watching a Marshall Tucker video. This is great, thanks for sharing.

This is very very cool. So glad I found this and thank you for posting!

@ROCKETSCOTTYG Me too buddy. I saw my first show at 19 in 1981. Wish I could have seen those early 70's shows.

I'm going to a friends funeral in 20 mins. I expected to find the same old tribute bands on this beautiful song. So happy to hear the original again. Thank you.

@MurphyBurrito That's awesome. Keep on rockin'

Bonnie was pretty hot back in the day, ha ha.

I'm a huge Stones fan and I was so happy when the Black Crowes came along and sounded and performed so much like the Stones from the 70's. They even play a lot of Stones songs in concert. Love the Black Crowes.

I wish Neil would round up all the original guys from Crazy Horse and get out on the road.

The pictures and song were a little Bowie-esque.

I've seen the Brothers and Greg Allman (solo), but never saw Dickey. This is a great performance but I want the original version played at my funeral.

To borrow a line from Wayne and Garth, "I'm not worthy"....

A beautiful 18 yr old friend of ours named Melissa died in an auto accident this year. This song reminds me of her :)

This song puts me in my happy place. I've told my wife to play this at my funeral :)

@donniedarkodevotte Yea not sure about Eddie all cleaned up and wearing a polo. But this is my favorite P J song.

The guitar is Hendrix-esq.

@Yea, I know they're already rich but what about the gazillions of dollars that are out here waiting for them/

I don't want to criticize today's music because it will make me sound old. But the lyrics of this song tell such a great story that keeps you hanging to see how it ends. Who writes lyrics like that any more?

Isn't this song about Nuclear War?

Keith is actually in pretty good voice here.

Keith is always happy to oblige you with a rocking Chuck Berry number. Some times I think he has more fun playing Chuck than anything else, ha ha.

This concert was so amazing. I'm having trouble finding the original by George on You Tube except for the MTV performance. There was a great one with lots of photos of George and the Beatles through the years. Did they all have to be removed or something?

Clapton is so happy to be up there with Perkins and Cash. You can see that reaction from Derek Trucks and John Mayer today when they are on stage with Clapton.

Reminds me of Johnny Winter. Maybe Johnny could mentor him. But only about music, not the lifestyle, ha ha.

Man when he laughs, those lungs don't sound too good.

Must have been awesome to be there. Only one complaint, the pace is a little too fast but what the hell!

@claptongroupie I'm very sorry about your son.

Is that Elaine from Seinfeld at 3:20, ha ha?

I remember George Thorogood got the crowd in a frenzy and poor Journey didn't get the same reception. People just wanted the Stones

I discovered the Stones when I was about 12, but the first Philly show was my first at age 19. Saw them 5 times on this tour, ha ha. Such awesome memories and the audio is great. Thanks for posting.

Wow, Ronnie Wood's voice isn't too bad here, I mean for those that know what I'm talking about. Some of the singing in recent years has been pretty rough.