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Astute. Well written. Artistic, even. You must have stolen it.
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Yes and no. I did but not really, I posted a while back about 'Life in 12 bars' that showed Clapton's fascination with D Allman -
THOSE ARE NOT YOUR WORDS, WF, EVEN IF YOU POSTED THE LINK YOU TOOK THEM FROM EARLIER!"The problem with quotes on the Internet is that it is sometimes hard to verify their authenticity." -Abraham LincolnComment
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Okay. Off to the bar. Gonna go punish my liver in memory of Duane Allman."The problem with quotes on the Internet is that it is sometimes hard to verify their authenticity." -Abraham LincolnComment
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I posted that for you, though seriously good not great imo not like the Doors or anything... but goodComment
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A the best thing about Layla is not Gregg Allman , Eric Clapton or Patti Harrison. It's the second half of the song that was written by now incarcerated Jim Gordon.Comment
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Yes I think we agreed on that long time ago in the favorite songs thread. terrible storyComment
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Jim Gordon was responsible for that? Shudder. Didn't know. So damn good.Comment
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True story: When Dickey was arrested, it was on mental-health orders. I think it was hiswife or girlfriend who called it in. I was on the crime beat at the time in Florida, got the tip, and broke it on Rolling Stone's web site. I think I got paid $50.Comment
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I had read that Gordon had stole something from Rita Coolidge re: Layla. Coolidge was his girlfriend (who he later nearly beat to death)."The problem with quotes on the Internet is that it is sometimes hard to verify their authenticity." -Abraham LincolnComment
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Well, like the best keyboardist of them all Ray Manzarek once said "We'd steal from anybody!Comment
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$50 ?! Everyone has to start somewhere :-)I think I got paid $50.Comment
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Rota Coolidge definitely deserved a writing credit, the alternate song that was recorded was called Time.Originally posted by AlabamAlum View PostComment
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well attorney #2 identified and of course he was on muellers team
my alltime favorite allman brothers song
played it on AAFEES tevison network when I was in panama for 3 years as background for all the military announcements on the one American station--heard those riffs 20 times a day for 3 year and never got tired of it
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