Tedeschi Trucks Band - 'Midnight in Harlem' (Live on eTown)

Tedeschi Trucks Band delivers a jaw-dropping performance of "Midnight In Harlem" during a live radio show taping for eTown. The audio is crystal clear, and Derek Trucks' guitar solo is amazing!

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[merileewatmand]

This is the most soul healing music I have every heard in my life. I am battling with Cancer. I believe that I am winning my current battle. This group is perfect in the sense that it helps my soul heal, as well as my mind. Thank you for the restoration.

[rosevea]

I really don't think it's possible to get tired of this song.

[gmr]

Nobody plays like Derek. That man is incredible.

[carling]

what a woman! Wife, mother, homemaker, business owner/operator, professional musician, world class singer, blossoming lead guitarist, and beautiful. Not a trace of the effort it takes to be her. GOOD HEARTED. Whew.

[quincywho]

Derek is one of the best guitarists of all time. Truly. That solo is quite literally magic.

[I-Have-Fire]

I am getting old but I have a young, adopted daughter. She’s 20. I turned her on to this song a few years ago and we listen to it together sometimes. She loves that the backup singers are men and I have to agree. This is a masterpiece that gives me peace.

[davidbones]

Susan's voice on this song freaking blows my 70 year old mind and yes tears

[chloemcnees]

Grandpa loved this song. Neither of us knew that the other knew this song until one day we were driving together in my car one summmer night and it randomly came on from my playlist. Grandpa was like, “I LOVE THIS SONG.” And turned it up. I was like “ME TOO!” We had a little moment of singing together and then I realized that he was tearing up because he was so in love with the fact that the two are married. Grandpa was never afraid to show emotion.

RIP grandpa.

[lindseymiller]

I'm convinced this song is some sort of magic.

[carolynnangle]

It's all about the integrity of the music for this band.

[MikeCoon-yigz]

At 65 nothing makes me feel like music does.

[benjaminquick]

I've watched this video at least 200 times. Probably my favorite song ever.

[derrickcook]

That little sneaky "Little Martha" at the end before he started the song made me smile. These folks are true and genuine musicians, all the way to the bone

[_krimzen_]

The slide solo is one of the best things that ever did happen.

[freewaybullit]

Music without ego. These musicians take us to a place we all should be.

[Cooldrinken]

My wife lost her three year battle with cancer, but music was the one thing that carried her through it to the end.

[occlawson]

This is a friggin MASTERPIECE. Period.

[Liam-iisi]

I haven't seen anyone comment on this, but this performance has the greatest live mix I think I've ever listened to. It's a band with two drummers, organ, multiple guitars, horns, and backup singers and you can still every single distinct part in the song if you try. I have no idea who's behind the soundboard, but they deserve a raise.

[BritStang]

Jesus, Joseph, Mary and the wee donkey.... that was absolutely stunningly beautiful.

[fredlay]

If the Allmans and Van Morrison had a baby this is the music it would play.