comment: >
  
  I love on every street
context: The piano is great but Duane Allman’s slide guitar >
  
  Up until maybe a year ago I thought they were completely different songs. >
  
  Back in my piano bar days I used to play the unplugged version and then modulate to D flat and go into the outro from the Derek and the Dominoes version. People went nuts for that shit and always told me they’d never seen it done like that. I tried to blend the best of both worlds. >
  
  Then you'll probably love the song "Time" by Booker T and Priscilla >
  
  It’s great! I’m slightly more partial to the acoustic intro to Clapton’s MTV Unplugged version of Layla >
  
  I tend to agree, but it goes on way too long. >
  
  All germans reading this after the last summer like... What? >
  
  Yeah i'm confused. >
  
  YES! Was never a fan of that song anyway and the outro's the only part that I like. >
  
  A lot of songs are like that, where the producer will only let the artists show their chops at the very end as the song fades >
  
  That piano outro is one of the most beautiful melodies ever written. And then Dewey Allman comes in with those high-pitched slide guitar bird sounds and drives it all home. >
  
  It’s good, but I prefer the main part. It’s annoying because the song is so long but half of it is like an entirely different genre which I don’t want to listen to, so I just end up skipping halfway through. Wish the first and second parts were also released separately >
  
  I just listened again. CAN CONFIRM.
  Check out the outro to On Every Street by dire straits.