Dickey Betts- In Memory of Elizabeth Reed

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Uploaded by on May 16, 2009

You can learn how to play "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed" by The Allman Brothers Band

Guitar World July 2009

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  • No doubt. That's Dickey's '57 gold-top. I have a '79 gold-top, and it is night and day...the difference between the two. The old ones simply had thicker bodies...more pronounced curves from the edges up to the pick-ups....just more meat on the bone. Prolly part of the reason they sounded better, along w/ the PAF humbuckers. The kid sounds good, but Dickey is way better, even on rhythm. Dickey is the most underrated guitarist on the planet in my view...way way better than EC since Cream.

  • The Father of southern Rock, is a God! Anything he did was Great! Only a handfull of music is as good now as it was then! And Its all not to be compared!!

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  • dickey betts is the dale earnhardt of southern rock BAD ASS !

  • Dickey... the only one !!

  • Beautiful. The best instrumental ever written 

  • how fortunate i get to see and hear the author of a song i've heard many hundreds of times......what a beautiful instrumental song...truly special

  • @Jamdor78 but can we agree, this is great!??

  • @joshua9312 I was thinking the same thing!

  • Please. Everyone hush. Just listen.

  • I met Duane last night

  • Talking about all these guitarists, how about Devon Allman? He can sing great too.

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