Here, of the late great "Delaney Bramlett",

Delaney Bramlett and Duane Allman At Schaefer Music Festival - 1970
Photo By Eric Mirell

Bonnie & Delaney Bramlett and Duane Allman strive to reach their mikes

Eric Clapton, Bonnie Bramlett, Delaney Bramlett and George Harrison.

 two songs recorded live at the Fillmore 
West February 22, 1970 which were never released officially.

 The first is "Pour Your Love On Me":
 

The second is their version of "Crossroads" , the arrangement of which 
shows Delaney's influence as it is quite different from the Cream
version
 
 
Delaney & Bonnie & Friends:
 Delaney Bramlett: rhythm guitar & vocals
 Bonnie Bramlett: vocals
 Eric Clapton: guitar & vocals
 Dave Mason: guitar
 Carl Radle: bass
 Jim Gordon: drums
 Bobby Whitlock: organ & vocals
 Jim Price: trumpet & trombone
 Bobby Keys: saxophone
 Tex Johnson: congas & bongos
Rita Coolidge: vocals

This one was from the WPLG radio broadcast of a live show at the A&R
Recording Studios on July 22, 1971. It starts off as Dave Mason's "Only
You Know And I Know" but keeps going for 18 minutes. This was the last
live performance by King Curtis and features both Duane and Gregg Allman
along with Sam Clayton and Kenny Gradney from Little Feat.

You can hear "Come On In My Kitchen" from this show on the Duane Allman
Anthology Volume 2.

Bonnie Bramlett
Delaney Bramlett
Duane Allman
Gregg Allman
King Curtis
Kenny Gradney - Bass
Sam Clayton - Congas
Joe Johansen - Guitar
Chuck Morgan - Drums
Daryl Leonard - Trumpet
Larry Britt- Trombone
Jerry Jummonville - Saxophone
Gordon De Witty - Piano & Organ

Here are 5 videos of  Delaney

Delaney Bramlett July 1, 1939 - December 27, 2008 R.I.P.

Till the Last Note....

STATEMENT FROM BONNIE BRAMLETT ON THE PASSING OF DELANEY BRAMLETT NASHVILLE, TN – Singer/songwriter Bonnie Bramlett has issued the following statement about the passing of her former husband and musical partner, Delaney Bramlett, who died at age 69 on December 27 in Los Angeles as a result of complications from gall-bladder surgery: “I’m so going to miss him; as Delaney wrote in his song: ‘It’s hard to say good-bye.’ All I can hope is that I’ll see him in the light.”  
Bonnie met Delaney after moving to Los Angeles in 1967, and they married seven days later. They formed Delaney & Bonnie & Friends, the first real rock ‘n’ roll traveling road show, whose players at one time or another included George Harrison, John Lennon, Eric Clapton, Duane Allman, Gram Parsons, Leon Russell, Dave Mason and Rita Coolidge, among many others. The duo released five critically-acclaime d albums, beginning with Home on Stax Records, before recording for other labels. Hit singles such as “Soul Shake,” “Never Ending Song of Love” and “Only You Know & I Know” kept them on the charts. During this time, Bonnie also co-wrote with Leon Russell the Grammy-nominated song, “Superstar,” which was released as a Delaney and Bonnie single by Atlantic Records in 1969 and later a major hit for The Carpenters. The duo broke up personally and professionally in 1973.

Sunday, December 28, 2008

DELANEY BRAMLETT PASSES 12/27/08 AT 4:55 AM

I held him and he held on up until the last breath with which
he went in peace to the light and on into eternity.

Thank you all for the time, prayers, sweet energy, deep love, and
amazing support which helped hold us up throughout the last 7 hard
months.

IT WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN.

Love & blessing to you all,

Susan Lanier-Bramlett

http://www.delaneybramlett.com/

http://www.groundzerobluesclubmusic.com/artists.htm


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Del had been hospitalized about 7 months ago, after a small problem with
his gall bladder. Which complicated where he had been hospitalized until
Sat when he passed.

Del will be dearly missed. His contributions to music, influenced many
of the great names and styles of music that I cherish. Please read
Delaney's Bio on his site. Also check out 5 minute clip we linked to
"you tube". http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-McOVvPXM4 This is a clip of his
"Last Concert "performed at "Ground Zero Blues Club", in Clarksdale, MS.
This concert was the first of "The Juke Joint Jam" series.
To purchase this dvd of Delaney and Friends go to:
http://www.groundzerobluesclubmusic.com/store.htm

GOAL/MISSION STATEMENT FOR GROUND ZERO BLUES CLUB MUSIC:
To capture, live performances of music artists for release worldwide.
High-profile recording artists, from all genres of music,
will be encouraged to select a legendary and/or up-and- coming
blues performer to share the spotlight. The programs honor the
artists that have laid the musical foundation that has shaped
today’s music, and will change the direction of music in the future.

Each “produced for television” program contains 44-minutes of
live music and candid conversations with the featured artists,
all recorded from the celebrated Ground Zero Blues Club in
Clarksdale, Mississippi, the “Crossroads” of Blues Music.
The DVD’s also include an additional 22-minutes of behind the scenes,
show and artist background footage.