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[edit]DescriptionTedeschi Trucks Band at Count Basie playing Statesboro Blues 2018.jpg |
English: The Tedeschi Trucks Band on stage, performing "Statesboro Blues" at the Count Basie Theatre in Red Bank, New Jersey. The performance is a tribute by TTB co-leader Derek Trucks to his late uncle Butch Trucks, a founding member of The Allman Brothers Band, which Derek Trucks later joined, and to that group, as "Statesboro Blues" was a signature tune for them. Six of the Tedeschi Trucks Band have left the stage, leaving the same two drummers–bass–keyboards–two guitarists lineup as that of the original Allmans, and Trucks spends most of the song facing towards the same stage-left drum position that his uncle occupied. Trucks plays the Duane Allman guitar parts of the song while other co-leader Susan Tedeschi plays the Dickey Betts guitar parts. |
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Author | Jonathan Schilling |
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