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The String Cheese Incident - You Can't See Jam feat. Warren Haynes (1999-05-05)

Susan Tedeschi, Derek Trucks, & Warren Haynes perform "I'd Rather Go Blind" at In Performance at the White House : Red, White, and Blues accompanied by the White House band featuring Booker T.

Susan Tedeschi, Warren Haynes, Derek Trucks - I'd Rather Go Blind (Live White House 2012)

Warren Haynes and Derek Trucks live with two slide guitars.

Warren Haynes and Derek Trucks - Old Friend

Warren Haynes on WFPK's Live Lunch - 9/27/13

First solo is Derek Trucks on slide. Second is Warren Haynes.

The Allman Brothers Band - Whipping Post (Derek Trucks & Warren Haynes)

Warren Haynes - Late Show - Atomic Studio, Clinton NJ., 06/26/97

Warren Haynes - Old Friend (Solo Acoustic)

This is a recording of Warren Haynes singing Soulshine with the Del McCoury Band, Drew Emmitt, Bill Nershi, Andrew Altman, Tim Carbone, John Skehan, Ron Johnson, and Ron Holloway at Delfest 2011. Truly amazing group of musicians.

This recording was not done by me; it was taped and transferred completely legally by the shows rules by Rob Clarke. Thanks Rob! Great job.

Warren Haynes and Del McCoury - Soulshine (Delfest 2011)

Alecia with Warren Haynes, Nigel Hall, Terence Higgins, Ron Johnson and Ron Holloway.

Baby Love: Warren Haynes Band at Mountain Jam 2011

Warren Haynes ­with Joe Bonamassa -- Guitar Center's King of the Blues 2011

From The Benefit Concert Vol 4, In-Stores 12/06/11 from Evil Teen Records.  Performed By Gov't Mule.

Simple Man - Gov't Mule ( The Benefit Concert Vol 4)

From the 5/14/11 show in Philadelphia, PA.  Originally recorded by Etta James (RIP)

Warren Haynes Band - "I'd Rather Go Blind"

Warren Haynes, guitarist for Gov't Mule, in the Bing Lounge at 101.9 KINK.FM.  Portland, OR.  Presented by Dick Hannah Dealerships.

Warren Haynes

‎6/20/93 Nightstage Cambridge MA (Warren Haynes Band)

Warren Haynes Band 1993 ~ Yonder Wall w Ronnie Earle

Derek Trucks, Susan Tedeschi and Warren Haynes perform Etta James' I'd Rather Go Blind on Feb. 21, 2012, at the White House. The song was performed at part of the Red White and Blues concert featuring an all star cast of musicians.

Trucks, who is from Jacksonville, just won a Grammy for best blues album with the Tedeschi Trucks Band.

Music courtesy of the White House.

Derek Trucks, Susan Tedeschi and Warren Haynes: "I'd Rather Go Blind"

Warren Haynes’ long-anticipated solo album, Man In Motion (Provogue Records), is a timeless collection of songs that crackle with modern vitality yet draw on his deepest roots as an artist. The disc pumps fresh blood into the heart of soul and blues, stoked by Haynes’s Herculean prowess as both a powerhouse singer and guitarist — a reputation he’s earned as a member of three of the greatest live groups in rock history: The Allman Brothers Band, The Dead and his own Gov’t Mule. In a sense, the vocal-driven Man In Motion is an album he’s been aching to make since he first dreamed of becoming a musician. “Before I started playing guitar, I wanted to be a singer, right from the age of five or six,” the rock ‘n’ roll legend regales. “And what I wanted to sing was soul music. My brothers and I had just a handful of albums. First they were the ‘Best of’ collections by Sam & Dave, Wilson Pickett, James Brown, the Temptations, Aretha Franklin…and eventually albums by the three Kings of the blues, Freddie King, B.B. King and Albert King. In fact, it was hearing B.B. and Freddie that made me realize you could be a great singer and a great guitar player. So I decided to model myself after them.” 

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