Bill, you are my hero. I'm going to my library and putting this song on repeat. Seriously man, you've made my day.

godd@mn cialis ads.

If I could bring a dead rock star back to life my first choice would be Duane Allman..He was only 24 when he ran his Harley in to the back of that truck.

Yep, it's perfect for this Monday.

oh YES! Great song for this Monday.

Mellow, sublime, and ultimately listenable.
And only $89.95 (right now) at Amazon. Sure glad I already have my copy.

A true great one here!

Allman Joy

not only outstanding music, a historical document. the allmans were never finer than they were at these recordings. and to think Greg was all of 24.

Atchey wrote:


Which reminds us that, yes, music is the universal language - you can have the blues no matter where you exist on this shrinking globe of ours...and, a nod to the listener that recognized how underrated our bad boy Greg is as a B-3 artist. To see him in all of his tattoed glory groovin' behind that organ is to really be happy.......always stop and listen when ABB is comin' through those wavebands.........

meghan89 wrote:

Sorry, he's busy running the country

physicsgenius wrote:

yaeh, well the jerk store called, and they're all out of you!

(and i'm sleeping with your wife)

physicsgenius wrote:

The Idiot Society called and they want their president back

1976 called; they wanted their 3 hour long "jam session" back.

Gregg Allman: most underrated Hammond B3 player.

Who's the Allman Brother who plays with the Radiators? which by the way, thank you RP for your introduction to them...
can we hear a Radiator song next? By the time this one's finished you'll have your next 10 songs lined up...

I interviewed Gregg some years back for a TV gig. One wild f**ked up dude. But a blues demi-god, by my standards...

What can be said of Stormy Mondy? When I think of the blues, this is the way it was meant to be played. Dicky Betts guitar work ranks as some of the tastiest ever put on vinyl.

ChardRemains wrote:

Yes you do! I promise it won't leave your player for quite some time. Just ROCKS the whole way through! Amen, amen!

Even in a rather small university located at a suburban city near Tokyo for which I am working, I can find at least five guys loving this tune in the faculty members. Great!

One of the greatest albums of all time. The whole (double) album is a 10.

forge wrote:

Stuff the cube neighbors!
Louder, I say LOUDER!!!The song ITSELF compels you!!!!!

nojyor wrote:

Saw them like 10 times in the last few years...and they still ROCK!!!!!

Derek Trucks might be the best guitarist in rock&roll right now (he's like 24 or something) Warren Haynes is awesome....and Gregg is a living god. This tune makes their set list regularly...along with my all time favorite Allmans tune "Mountain Jam" so get your ass to church boy and GO SEE THEM!!!!

HALLELUJAH!!!!

AMEN BROTHER!!!!

Nowhere else can you get such a wide array of music in one place. And even the most odd combinations seem to work Turning Japanese into Stormy Monday. Whodathunk they could be so good together? Bill that's who. And he is right.

nojyor wrote:

They are still touring, you know. Obviously, Duane Allman is long gone, and some other original members have drifted away, but still better than nothing!

This song is soooo good, I was setting here tying to imagine what it would have been like to see them play this song live. It would have to be like being in church and belinving everything the precher is saying.
10+

AAAAAAGGGGHHHHHH LOUDER LOUDER - cube neighbors can't hear their phones ringing - LOUDER!!!! GAAAHHH!!

This is some of THE best blooze you can GET.

Thanks Bill!!!!

yeah. fabulous interpretation of this classic. reminds me that i need to get this recording.

What great vocal stylings on this. They do this timeless classic true justice.

Under the Mugro Doctrine of Covers, this song WORKS!!

This is under the category of remaking the classic blues song into another genre: Southern white boy jam blues.

BTW, this is a MUST HAVE album. This is a "desert isle" disc in my opinion.