no,,
maybe Stevie Ray , though,,,


=p~

wheelrite wrote:

I agree! Being a Texan myself, saw Stevie ray at a small bar on 6 th street in Austin, when I was a younger man. The entire street stopped and followed the music. They where standing in the streets listening to him...
he was in a league of his own....beyond all the Southern rockers...
To many favorites of his to list, helllll I don't think he wrote or did a bad one....played "little Wing" better than Hendrix, lil sister, Texas Flood,....et al.

imagine what he would be doing/playing now if still alive......mmmm? Sad to think!

Doc

Kidmd wrote:

Frank, if you'd found yourself at Idlewild for even a day, or even on Vineville Ave, you'd be even more certain.🌫

riverdog wrote:

I wish! Saw them in Boston only, several times,, pre and post the two tragic deaths, but have not seen them in many years despite numerous appearances almost every year. I might even have some stuff buried away somewhere that they did when called the Allman Joys!

frankj1 wrote:

You know about this release, don't ya?

http://www.hittinthenote.com/featured_release5.asp 

Palama wrote:

...was referencing Palama's post of Simple Man.

jeferris wrote:

dude,,,

I have seen the Allman Bros several times and Duane by himself a couple,,,

Dickie and his red guitar are fantastic,,,

But
for a single song,,,

MTB has it,,,


wheel,

wheelrite wrote: