THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND Don't Want You No More & It's Not My Cross To Bear Reaction

G'day guys, today we are reacting to The Allman Brothers Band Don't Want You No More & It's Not My Cross To Bear of their first album. What a great way to introduce yourself to the world through these two great songs.

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[franksullivan]

One of the greatest American Bands to ever grace a stage.

[sandrasmith]

I DID buy the album "brand new", and these were the first 2 songs I heard, so....yeah. I've been lovin em a long time.Saw them play at a small auditorium, small stage 4 feet from first row...with maybe 150 people there, right before this album soared them into popularity. No one even there to take our tickets. Walked to front row and listened to them play like THIS ...like there were thousands of us there. They took a break in the back corner, enjoyed some " refreshments", along with the rest of us, then played some more. That night was unforgettable! The next year Duane was gone...then Berry a year after that. Loved watching ur reaction.

[marjoriekloster]

I've heard this a gazillion times, and every single time Gregg comes in with that growl I get goosebumps. No one could sing like he did!

[buckfan]

Whenever I wanted to turn someone new on to the Brothers, this is the one I'd play. Every time.

[michaelwallace]

My older brother and his friend heard this for the first time in 1969. He immediately came and got me to hear it. He had never done that before. He 15, me 14 yrs old. We listened to it till we wore ruts in the LP. Awesome, I love it and my brother for bringing it to me. I’ve never been the same. Love you Mitch.

[dantana]

a friend of mine (we're both in our mid-60s and southern) said the other day, "when I don't know what I want to listen to, I put on some Allman Brothers, and as soon as it starts I say- that's exactly what I wanted to listen to"

[rodneyrader]

It’s so wonderful watching young ones like you experiencing what I experienced 50+ years later.

And I still have this vinyl LP. 😎😎😎

[RoSaWa-]

Four years later, this is the ONLY WAY to react to the Allmans' first album for the world. And especially with your goal of experiencing what the world did way back then. This is SUCH a fantastic piece o' work you did.

[leslie]

Gregg was only 19 yrs old when he started with his brother. Hard to believe a young person could have such a seasoned voice.

[GoldTop]

Favorite band of all time. What a way to kick it off. Chills every time. Imagine having that kind of mature, soulful voice at 21 yrs old. And the guitars? Come on. Best duo ever for me. Whole band was just perfect together. Keep digging into this album! The first 3 albums at least are required listening!

[kathys]

It is hard to believe this 50 years old now. Love The Allman Brothers Band, thanks for doing this, Pat.

[bradhowse]

Welcome to the Allman Brothers Band a fan since 1971

[denisecantrell]

My cousin bought this album new and played it until the day she passed on the band they got in

[richeaton]

They were the originators of the blend of Country, Blues, Gospel, and Jazz, that became known as Southern Rock.

[myownchannel]

exactly! these two songs should always be heard consecutively. yes, go song by song for sure.

[williamcabell]

I hate when people label them “country rock”. They are far more then that! Just like they label Zeppelin “hard rock”. Those labels do not fit either of them. What a couple tunes right out of the box. I believe they were a fusion of rock and blues, with a seasoning of jazz in there. 😎👍🙏✝️❤️ it was great being a kid back then, 18 years old hearing this stuff...minds were blown!

[johnlynch]

I went over to my cousins house, as always, to hang and listen to tunes. He said, “ You gotta hear these guys. I just got this.” The first six notes and I was up on my feet and grabbing the album cover! I was hooked for life. Never has a band influenced me like the Allman Brothers. What a wonderful 45 years they gave us.

[albertzappa]

I was 23 about this time and man we really had great music but I believe I appreciate it more now.💚🔧

[KevinLynchDoc]

1969 is correct for the debut. I remember hearing it for the first time in my friends older brothers room. He commuted back and forth to Manhattan and kept up on the most recent bands and this was one of them. It's one of those albums you don't need any getting used to. You know you love it right off the bat!

[lextek.]

Only in their early 20s? No matter...it's called PURE TALENT.