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RIP Dickey Betts
The man could make some music. So many classics.
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Sad news, indeed. A favorite song of mine is Jessica.
RIP Dickey.
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Saw them many times when they reformed he wrote some beautiful tunes including Seven Turns. Great album and song, Greg was really in top form as well w the added bonus of the intro to Warren Haynes. A truly legendary band. Duane Allman once said he wasn’t the best guitar player in his band, it was Mr Betts. I can’t think of higher praise. Live at the Fillmore East is still my favorite live album. What a legacy right thru to Warren and Derek Trucks as well.
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