Gov't Mule - Soulshine - The Deep End Vol. 1

Album:The Deep End Vol.1(2001)

Gov't Mule (pronounced Government Mule) is a Southern rock jam band formed in 1994 as an Allman Brothers Band side project by Warren Haynes and Allen Woody. They released their debut album Gov't Mule in 1995. Gov't Mule has become a staple act at music festivals across North America, with both its members and frequent guests boasting members from other notable bands, adding various funk and blues rock elements to the band's sound.

Gov't Mule
Warren Haynes - vocals, guitar, production
Matt Abts - drums

Bass Players
Jack Bruce (Fool's Moon)
Oteil Burbridge (Worried Down With The Blues)
Bootsy Collins (Tear Me Down)
John Entwistle (Same Price)
Flea (Down and Out In New York City)
Roger Glover (Maybe I'm A Leo)
Mike Gordon (Banks Of The Deep End)
Larry Graham (Life On The Outside)
Stefan Lessard (Beautifully Broken)
Dave Schools
Mike Watt (Effigy)
Willie Weeks (Soulshine)
Chris Wood (Sco-Mule)

Additional Personnel
Michael Barbiero - production
Gregg Allman - vocals, keyboards (Worried Down With The Blues)
Rob Barraco - organ and Wurlitzer (Down and Out In New York City)
Keith Barry - Tenor Sax (Down and Out In New York City)
Randall Bramblett - organ (Maybe I'm A Leo)
Jerry Cantrell - vocals (Effigy)
Audley Freed - guitar (Life On The Outside)
Eddie Harsch - keyboards and organ (Life On The Outside)
Chuck Leavell - organ and Wurlitzer (Soulshine)
Little Milton - guitar, vocals (Soulshine)
Danny Louis - organ and Wurlitzer (Banks Of The Deep End, Beautifully Broken)
Page McConnell - organ, Wurlitzer and synthesizer (Same Price)
John Scofield - guitar (Sco-Mule)
Derek Trucks - guitar (Worried Down With The Blues)
Dan Weinstein - trombone (Down and Out In New York City)
Bernie Worrell - organ, clavinet, Mini Moog and Clarinet (Fool's Moon, Sco-Mule, Tear Me Down)
Mike Uhler - trumpet (Down and Out In New York City)

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Goverment
• Mule
• Gov't
• The
• Deep
• End
• 2001
• Allen
• Woody
• Warren
• Haynes
• Matt
• Abts
• Soulshine
• blues
• band
• flip
• jam
• harmonica

[Jellogel]

this is the version I was looking for, great post, great band, great album

[ozzyserbia]

@Jellogel glad you like it friend!

[XxProdigy517xX]

you are my hero for posting a version of this song that isn't "live"

[ozzyserbia]

@XxProdigy517xX Hahaha thx friend,glad you like it.Great band!

[ozzyserbia]

@XxProdigy517xX Thank you m8,glad you like it

[Mr96tears]

Great tune! The beginning reminds me of Supertramps "Bloody Well Right."

[55WyldBill]

@bobplaysthebass Damn Right!! Warren Haynes is right there at the top of the list of those I would most like to jam with!! You got Good taste!!

[55WyldBill]

I have always dug this tune! There are artists that just hit the top of the mounatn w/a tune, these artists, and this song are a fine example ...

[knyqjee12]

Man, that solo part at 7:06 is so sweet!

[jsphjohnson]

Sweet !

[bobplaysthebass]

Warren Haynes is like right up there with all the best guitar players I've ever heard, live, or in the studio. Only difference is in the studio he can add over dubs, which quite frankly, might I add, I like. Live, oh man, very sweet shows. If they ever come to your town don't miss it!*****

[DrummerJekyll]

@joester07 quality's usually the "wrong" thing ;) ... especially with this song, never find a youtube version in a quality that worth it (except this one of course). Thanks for posting.