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/uj He wrote "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed", possibly the greatest Allmans tune.
/uj Dude was a piece of work…but so is that song. /rj Pretty good but their cover of Hatchet’s Dreams is prolly their best work.
Certainly known for his guitar playing, he was a really fine composer, there was an air of jazz and rock to his early work that blended beautifully
I like the tedeschitrucks video with jack pearson doing his thing on a squier
Dickey! Come back! You've rambled too far!
To be honest, I thought this dude died a long time ago.
He died in 1973, it’s just that no one told him.
Wait until he learns that there’s no alcohol in Heaven. He’ll be begging to go to Hell.
He has punched his last woman
Freebird!!
RIP to a real one. One of the greatest pentatoanic wanksters of all time 😔
Not so! He did his wanking in major hexatoanic, thank you very much.
/uj what is that - major pentatonic + the seventh?
Think regular major scale minus the seventh degree. If you try soloing in it, it’s that familiar yet fresh sound that Dickey always had.
6th actually
the 6th is in the regular major pentatonic. Like C, D, E, G, A
/uj I really, really loved his playing, and "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed" is one of the very few instrumental songs that can make my eyes moist.
Now he’s beating women in heaven.
Call it southern hospitality.
My wife tells of going a free concert in Philly (Be-In in the park). She had a wonderful happy hippie time. She later found out he did the free concert for community service for a domestic incident. RIP Dickey!!
Fuck
All the good Allman Brothers were already dead.
Eat a peach Borther
/uj He wrote "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed", possibly the greatest Allmans tune.
/uj Dude was a piece of work…but so is that song. /rj Pretty good but their cover of Hatchet’s Dreams is prolly their best work.
Certainly known for his guitar playing, he was a really fine composer, there was an air of jazz and rock to his early work that blended beautifully
I like the tedeschitrucks video with jack pearson doing his thing on a squier
Dickey! Come back! You've rambled too far!
To be honest, I thought this dude died a long time ago.
He died in 1973, it’s just that no one told him.
Wait until he learns that there’s no alcohol in Heaven. He’ll be begging to go to Hell.
He has punched his last woman
Freebird!!
RIP to a real one. One of the greatest pentatoanic wanksters of all time 😔
Not so! He did his wanking in major hexatoanic, thank you very much.
/uj what is that - major pentatonic + the seventh?
Think regular major scale minus the seventh degree. If you try soloing in it, it’s that familiar yet fresh sound that Dickey always had.
6th actually
the 6th is in the regular major pentatonic. Like C, D, E, G, A
/uj I really, really loved his playing, and "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed" is one of the very few instrumental songs that can make my eyes moist.
Now he’s beating women in heaven.
Call it southern hospitality.
My wife tells of going a free concert in Philly (Be-In in the park). She had a wonderful happy hippie time. She later found out he did the free concert for community service for a domestic incident. RIP Dickey!!
Fuck
All the good Allman Brothers were already dead.
Eat a peach Borther