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Live At Winterland 1974

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Dickey Betts Band Format: Audio CD
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EXCEPTIONAL LATE\-1974 CONCERT FROM DICKEY BETTS GREAT AMERICAN MUSIC SHOW\n• After the death of Duane Allman in late 1971, Dickey Betts became the Allman Brothers Band’s sole guitarist and also took on a greater singing and leadership role. Betts, over the course of one night\x27s traveling, practiced slide guitar intensively in order to cover the majority of Duane\x27s parts. He went on to write ‘Jessica’ and the Allmans\x27 biggest commercial hit, ‘Ramblin\x27 Man’.\n• Betts\x27 first solo album, Highway Call, was released in 1974, and featured fiddle player Vassar Clements. By this time, in large part due to Capricorn Records huge albeit unexpected success, more lucrative than anyone could have dreamed. Betts found himself free to pursue almost anything he desired musically. This situation allowed him to record Highway Call, and to perform with countless great musicians for the pure joy of playing, without any expectations of making money in the process. Over the course of the previous year, Betts had found a true, authentic voice, and had begun to distinguish himself within the ABB as a unique stylist, blending his love for country, bluegrass, western swing, jazz and rock into a style utterly his own \- and one that would soon prove highly influential on all the Southern Rock bands that followed in the Allman Brothers\x27 wake.\n• Betts\x27 Great American Music Show featured many of the players from his solo album, and all these musicians combined to create a show that authentically traced the history of American music. His show at San Francisco’s Winterland Arena on December 14th ’74 became the premier event on the short tour he and his entourage performed at this time, and while previously unreleased the entire event is now available on the 2CD Set for the first time.\nDISC 1 1. Introduction \/ Rain 4:58 2. Blue Sky 11:06 3. Hideaway 9:12 4. Hand Picked 13:55 5. Long Time Gone 5:33 6. Southbound 9:06 7. Old Joe Clark 1:48 8. Salty Dog Blues 3:13 9. Carolina 2:25 10. Roll In My Sweet Baby’s Arms 3:29 11. Hard Time Blues 4:05\nDISC 2 1. Orange Blossom Special 3:08 2. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed 41:20 3. Ramblin’ Man 7:59 4. Jessica 12:16

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  • Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 4 x 4 x 1 cm; 90 g
  • Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Left Field Media
  • Label ‏ : ‎ Left Field Media
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B098GRZLLY
  • Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 2
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Pedro from Santander (Spain)
5.0 out of 5 stars Betts back in '74.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 23 July 2016
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American Music Show at its best. This show was recorded back in '74 during Richard Betts promoting his Highway Call album. The show is all acoustic, with another musicians as fiddle player Vassar Clements. The sound of this show is OK. Still waiting someone who release a good remaster recording of the Winterland '74 show of the same tour in vinyl....(I have some recordings, but the sound is not very good....)
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massimo
5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 18 December 2016
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very good
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Doris H
3.0 out of 5 stars Back Porch Stylee
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 14 April 2018
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Dickey takes a break from marathon jamming sessions with the Allman Brothers to give us some back porch favourites, joined by country luminaries such as Vassar Clements & Spooner Oldham. It`s a bit ramshackle in places but all heart. Spoiled by some over-intrusive warbling by whoever the female singer is. Probably one for hardcore fans but I wasn`t disappointed
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Wenlocksmithj
5.0 out of 5 stars Allmans man delivers classic versions of his famous songs
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 17 November 2021
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This album Is a live recordinary of a show from 1974 where Betts delivers classic versions of his classic songs with lots of room for improvisation and extended live versions sound is good throughout and the album. Has a loose untidy yet highly enjoyable feel I highly recommend it to any Betts fans but it is very long though but we'll worth it and highly enjoyable
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judy folk
5.0 out of 5 stars A lost gem
Reviewed in the United States on 6 November 2021
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Dickey doing his natural thing away from the brothers, back porch southern style. I saw this show in the 70's and It was memorable. (show opener Charlie Daniels & Vassar Clemmets playing dueling fiddles on orange blossom special was a highlight) There have been low quality bootlegs of these shows around for years but this is a good sounding recording & well worth the price for fans of Mr. Betts.
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valleyman
1.0 out of 5 stars Dickey goes HillyBilly
Reviewed in Germany on 15 February 2019
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Achtung. Unplugged Aufnahmen. Hätte vorher reinhören sollen. HillyBilly Style. Weit weg von Dickey at the ABB aus dieser Zeit.
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Jean-pascal Guillet
3.0 out of 5 stars Dickey Betts en acoustique
Reviewed in France on 21 April 2016
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Soyons directs, ceux qui s'attendraient à retrouver ici le guitariste de l'Allman Brothers Band risquent d'être déçus! Déçus certes mais pas surpris quand on sait que Dickey Betts fût pendant maintes années la caution country de notre groupe préféré, car c'est bien un disque de country- music que ce "I saw the light" enregistré en 1974 lors d'un radio show.
Cette même année Betts sort son premier opus solo "Highway Call" une oeuvre entièrement acoustique rendant hommage à la musique traditionnelle américaine. On le retrouve donc avec pratiquement la même formation que celle qui l'accompagne sur le disque studio avec en outre la présence capitale du virtuose Vassar Clement au violon. L'homme était dans les seventies une gloire de la country-music. Paradoxalement on ne retrouve dans la set-list qu'un seul titre extrait de "Highway Call"! L'essentiel du concert est consacré aux traditionnels de la country: "Roll in my sweet baby's arms" "Will the circle be unbroken" et le très bluegrass "Foggy Mountain Breakdown" pour ne citer que ces titres. On trouve quand même une version de "Blue Sky" mais très très éloignée de celle de l'ABB.
Le son quoiqu'un peu "vintage" est acceptable, le groupe qui accompagne Betts tient bien la route mais encore une fois pas de longues chevauchées , c'est plutôt ambiance "feu de camp". Les passionnés de tout ce qui tourne autour de l'Allman Brothers Band s'y retrouveront sans doute à condition de n'être point allergique à la country-music ,pour les autres pas d'autre solution que ressortir le "Fillmore East" de l'Allman......
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5.0 out of 5 stars I was very happy with the service to
Reviewed in the United States on 25 July 2016
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I'm a big dickey betts fan.and this one finish off my collection. I was very happy with the service to.
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R. D. Towle
3.0 out of 5 stars Just a heads-up.....
Reviewed in the United States on 20 February 2022
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I was really looking to hearing this again - I am about all the way through Disc One and there is a cut in Hand Picked, Carolina and Rollin' In My Sweet Baby's Arms.....Don't mean to be a buzzkill but I used to have a a very good copy of this show from my trading days and don't remember any problems with it. I can tell you that back then if I knew a better copy existed, I would have rejected the trade. Knowing how meticulous that trader was and the pride he took in his work, I highly doubt those cuts were on his copy that he sent me.

Not sure if they are restricted to my copy or are present on the master, but they are there. Depending on your tolerance for such things, it may or not matter to you. Just wanted to let The Buyer Beware.....I am a lot more forgiving nowadays than I was then and I'm still happy to hear this again as my original is buried in storage. Sound is fine for that time period if you can live with the cuts.

If anyone else runs across this issue, could you please just let the rest of us know? If other people report it then obviously it's there and may determine whether I return it or not.

P.S. Another cut on Hard Time Blues. That's 4 cuts on Disc One alone......Caveat Emptor
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