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Just a little over three months later, both King Curtis and Duane were gone. They're both in top form here. Thanks so much for uploading this treasure!

@mariaace69 Sounds like Ab's song by the Marshall Tucker Band. They used to tour with the ABB.

That's Jim Jeffries, the old champ, in there as referee. Look at the size difference between Burns and Jeff. Can you imagine these two squaring off in a fight?

@Bodomchld They switched solos sometime in the summer of '71. Most of the bootlegs from that period have Dickey doing the first solo. I liked it better the other way.

Ms. deLaet is the daughter of pro football hall of famer Y.A. Tittle.

@grantdabassman No, you are totally wrong. Duane plays this solo. If you are in doubt, play the CD or go to Smokyman1's download of the entire song here on YouTube and you can hear the following solo. If you can't recognize Dickey's licks in that solo, you are tone deaf.

@MattmanDavidson If you listen very carefully, you can hear what you're referring to on Little Martha.

1:25 "Play that thing now!" 1:34 " I like what I'm listening to right now!" Everyone digs Duane, especially the singers he's backing up. Man, awesome bottleneck here!!!

I wonder how this would sound played by the original Allman Brothers band? This is, by the way, the remixed version of the song put together in 1977 when the album was reissued. To hear the slightly different original mix, you can get a cd of the Duane Allman Anthology 1. In that version, the end...

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

None of the other panelists liked Hal Block. John Daly disliked him as well. Daly would occasionally refer to Dorothy, Arlene and Bennett by their first names, but Hal Block was always 'Mr. Block'. Look at Daly's expression at 8:09, undisguised disgust at Block's crude behavior.

@1saxonwolf Even though Dempsey fought a good, fast fight against Gibbons, that was after a 2 year layoff and Jack was only 28. For Tunney #1, there was a 3 year layoff and he was 31. If Dempsey had fought Wills in '24, someone else in '25, who knows, maybe he would have beat Tunney. I really thi...

@bigmoney749 That was even more spectacular than this, but the difference was in the fact that Patterson had been setting Ingo up for the punch. Ingo was ready to go. In this fight, Rocky's punch was a bolt out of the blue.

@marcxopoco Of all the fighters in history who had long layoffs and came back, Zale's comeback was one of the most impressive. A Zale vs Lamotta bout just wasn't a profitable venture from '46-'48, in no way did Zale duck anybody.

@savethedowns True, the guitars are better on that version, but Gregg's voice makes this one special.

@bloodgutsnglory Just to clarify, Gene Tunney never fought a black fighter in his career. During Tunney's heavyweight years, Harry Wills was about the only significant black fighter he might have faced. Dempsey received a lot of heat for not fighting him, but as things turned out, both Jack an...

First time I've ever heard an announcer address the crowd during a boxing match.

Why is it scheduled for only 12 rounds and why are they wearing training gloves?