Warren Haynes talks with Rick Beato

[Mark H]

If you’ve got 75 minutes to spare click on this video. Put it in full screen mode.

If you’re anything like me I think you will learn so much while being massively entertained.

[charjo]

Thanks, Mark, I will absolutely take the time. I bet there’s a treasure trove of rock history in this video.
John

[John H]

I did see this. Having seen the Allman Bros before and after his arrival, I have always been a big fan of his, the Allmans and Govt Mule. He is truly a working musician.

JH

[GnLguy]

I’ve watched about 3/4 of this so far. I first learned of Warren thru Dickey Betts’ album Pattern Disruptive and followed his career with The ABB and his solo material.
For me, Warren and Sonny Landreth are the 2 best slide players alive these days.

When you have time, give these 2 albums a listen

Dickey Betts – Pattern Disruptive
Warren Haynes – Tales of Ordinary Madness

[San Luis Rey]

Nice catch Mark! What a great interview and only halfway through.

Mike

[William F]

I repeatedly watch B.B. King Blues Masters three part video, and in the interviews he comes across as very intelligent, very passionate about music and a real gentleman. Warren Haynes shares B.B.’s wonderful qualities.

[GnLguy]

William F wrote:

I repeatedly watch B.B. King Blues Masters three part video, and in the interviews he comes across as very intelligent, very passionate about music and a real gentleman. Warren Haynes shares B.B.’s wonderful qualities.

Agree 100% William. Warren is an amazing musician and player

Many don’t realize how intense his career has been. While playing full time with The Brothers, Warren was very busy with Gov’t Mule plus writing/producing/recording his solo albums plus doing guest appearances – all without sounding repetitive. Not many can do that

I’ve never heard Warren come across as a “rock star”.

As I’m writing this, I’m listening to The Brothers performance on Austin City Limits from 1996. I told my wife that Duane Allman and Berry Oakley could never be replaced or replicated but the lineup of the ABB at that point in time in 96 with Warren and Allen Woody on bass was the closest to the performing abilities of the original lineup that they ever had

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