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	Your Mother Should Know Recordings Delaney and Bonnie and Friends
YMSK Home YMSK Archives Listen to the latest release from : The Bushwackers Beating Around the Bush, A Musical Retrospective of the 'W' presidency Homegrown Music Trade List Copyright and Trade E-Mail Links	RIP Delaney Bramlett Delaney Bramlett, of Delaney and Bonnie passed away last Saturday. He was 69. Delaney and Bonnie and Friends was an excellent band in the early 70's. Among their friends George Harrison at who's suggestion Eric Clapton took them on the road with Blind Faith. This from the AP story Dec 29, 2008: "Born in Mississippi, Bramlett enjoyed a career in the music business that spanned 50 years. With his then-wife Bonnie Lynn, he created the Southern blues-rock band Delaney & Bonnie & Friends. The group opened for Blind Faith, which featured British guitarist Clapton, in 1969." And from Eric Clapton's autobiography "For me, going on [with Blind Faith] after Delaney and Bonnie was really, really tough, because I thought they were miles better than us."[11] Eric Clapton Here are two recordings of Delaney and Bonnie and Friends. Delaney, Bonnie and Friends Duane Allman, Greg Allman, King Curtis July 22, 1971 A&R Recording Studios New York, NY Source: FM (WPLJ Broadcast) Delaney and Bonnie and Duane Allman Click here to listen to this set 1. Annoucer/sponsor 2. Come On In My Kitchen * 3. Talk 4. Goin'Down The Road Feeling Bad * 5. Talk 6. Poor Elijah * 7. The Ghetto * 8. Annoucer introduces musicians/tuning 9. Livin'On The open Road 10. Better Relations > 11. My Man 12. Talk 13. Don't Want Me Around 14. Talk/tuning 15. Only You Know & I Know * - acoustic, Duane Allman on Slide Notes: Excellent FM recording. Featuring: Bonnie Bramlett Delaney Bramlett Duane Allman Greg Allman King Curtis Kenny Gradney - bass Sam Clayton - Conga Joe Johansen - guitar Chuck Morgan - drums Daryl Leonard - tumpet Larry Britt? - Trombone Jerry Jummonville - Saxaphone Gordon De Witty - piano, organ ------------------------------------------------------------------- Eric Clapton Eric Clapton With Delaney and Bonnie Fillmore East 1970-09-11 Here's a great set of music, with a relaxed EC to boot! Tracklist (Thanks to DocTinker!): First Set (click to listen) 01 Things get Better 02 Poor Elijah 03 I don´t know why 04 Hold Me 05 Rockn´ Roll Music 06 Thats what my Man is for/ Will the Circle be unbroken 07 When theres a will theres a Way 08 Crossroads 09 Coming Home cut inside 10 Tutti Frutti/The Girl can´t help it 11 I don´t want to discuss it-You´re my Girl Second set (click to listen) 01 Rockn´Roll Music 02 Lay my Burden down 03 Living on an open Road 04 People like you 05 Hold Me 06 People like you Hold Me 07 DooDoo 08 When the Battle is over Set 2 Continued (click to listen) 9 Coming Home 10 When there´s a will there´s a Way 11 Little Richard Medley 12 Little Richard Medley ----------------------------------------------------------- This was the album which came from the above tour.

Your Mother Should Know
Recordings

Delaney and Bonnie
and
Friends

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release from :

The Bushwackers

Beating Around the Bush,
A Musical Retrospective
of the 'W' presidency

RIP Delaney Bramlett
Delaney Bramlett, of Delaney and Bonnie passed away last Saturday. He was 69.

Delaney and Bonnie and Friends was an excellent band in the early 70's. Among their friends George Harrison at who's suggestion Eric Clapton took them on the road with Blind Faith.

This from the AP story Dec 29, 2008:
"Born in Mississippi, Bramlett enjoyed a career in the music business that spanned 50 years. With his then-wife Bonnie Lynn, he created the Southern blues-rock band Delaney & Bonnie & Friends. The group opened for Blind Faith, which featured British guitarist Clapton, in 1969."

And from Eric Clapton's autobiography

"For me, going on [with Blind Faith] after Delaney and Bonnie was really, really tough, because I thought they were miles better than us."[11] Eric Clapton Here are two recordings of Delaney and Bonnie and Friends.

Delaney, Bonnie and Friends
Duane Allman, Greg Allman, King Curtis

July 22, 1971

A&R Recording Studios

New York, NY

Source: FM (WPLJ Broadcast)

Delaney and Bonnie and Duane Allman

Click here to listen to this set

1. Annoucer/sponsor

2. Come On In My Kitchen *

3. Talk

4. Goin'Down The Road Feeling Bad *

5. Talk

6. Poor Elijah *

7. The Ghetto *

8. Annoucer introduces musicians/tuning

9. Livin'On The open Road

10. Better Relations >

11. My Man

12. Talk

13. Don't Want Me Around

14. Talk/tuning

15. Only You Know & I Know

* - acoustic, Duane Allman on Slide Notes: Excellent FM recording.
Featuring: Bonnie Bramlett Delaney Bramlett Duane Allman Greg Allman King Curtis Kenny Gradney - bass Sam Clayton - Conga Joe Johansen - guitar Chuck Morgan - drums Daryl Leonard - tumpet Larry Britt? - Trombone Jerry Jummonville - Saxaphone Gordon De Witty - piano, organ

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Eric Clapton

Eric Clapton With Delaney and Bonnie
Fillmore East 1970-09-11

Here's a great set of music, with a relaxed EC to boot! Tracklist (Thanks to DocTinker!):

First Set (click to listen)

01 Things get Better
02 Poor Elijah
03 I don´t know why
04 Hold Me
05 Rockn´ Roll Music
06 Thats what my Man is for/ Will the Circle be unbroken
07 When theres a will theres a Way
08 Crossroads
09 Coming Home cut inside
10 Tutti Frutti/The Girl can´t help it
11 I don´t want to discuss it-You´re my Girl

Second set (click to listen)

01 Rockn´Roll Music

02 Lay my Burden down

03 Living on an open Road

04 People like you

05 Hold Me

06 People like you Hold Me

07 DooDoo

08 When the Battle is over

Set 2 Continued (click to listen)

9 Coming Home

10 When there´s a will there´s a Way

11 Little Richard Medley

12 Little Richard Medley

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This was the album which came from the above tour.