From the vault, check out this collection of clips from Dickey Betts and Great Southern sitting in as the house band on Last Call in July, 2005.
Seven Turns
Seven Turns by the Allman Brothers Band
Dickey Betts and Great Southern LIVE at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Check out Dickey Betts and Great Southern performing Ramblin' Man LIVE at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
and Museum in Cleveland, OH! If you want to see more, check out the Eagle Rock DVD at Amazon.com!
Follow Dickey Betts and Great Southern all over the web!
You can now keep tabs on Dickey Betts and Great Southern all over the web! Whether it be FaceBook, MySpace, or our brand new Twitter page (or all of the above!), we have all of your favorite networking sites covered!
Pedro Arevalo & Friends Too
Pedro Arevalo & Friends Too
Featuring: Dickey Betts & Great Southern, Garrett Dawson, Jack Kirkner of Devon Allman's Honeytribe, Berry Oakley Jr., The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band's own Jimmy Fadden, T.C. Carr, The Lotus Fire, Thorson Moore, Howlin' Bob Feberts, Doc Burton, mi Hermanito El Jefe y mi papa "Acoustic Pete Arevalo" and many many more will see the light of day on March 5th.
The new record will be available at Great Southern's first show in Tarrytown, NY. Please come and buy several copies!
This new record features the unreleased Dickey Betts Composition Keep On Rollin' On, a few classics you might recognize, as well as nine new original compositions from Great Southern's own Pedro Arevalo, including My Baby Gone which you may have heard performed Dickey Betts and Great Southern's 2008 tour.
For ordering information please check out Pedro Arevalo & Friends and click the MERCH link.
If you liked "& Friend" I think you'll really dig where we've gone with "& Friends Too" - Pedro
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Booking Dickey Betts & Great Southern
Dickey Betts & Great Southern booking contact: Steve Schenck at Paradise Artists, (212) 879-5900
Dickey Betts & Great Southern management contact: David Spero, (216) 381-5544.
Hats off to Jeff Koch for designing this terrific poster for Dickey Betts & Great Southern's March 7 gig at Mr. Small's Theatre in Pittsburgh, PA!
I just started playing electric slide again. I’m used to playing acoustic slide, but with the electric it’s like I’ve gotten into a dragster. (laughter) I’m just getting used to it again. My advice is to look at Lowell George. You want to look at Duane Allman and Elmore James. Then you look to Robert Johnson and Willie McTell and you know, Taj Mahal and Jesse Ed Davis. He was a nice slide player. You just trace back “who did this cat listen to.” That’s the way to build a real good foundation to build your style from.
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