comment: >
  
  I heard it took 2 days to thaw out Frankie Carbone for the autopsy.
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. >
  
  I love on every street >
  
  I thought this is David Matthews >
  
  Surprised no one mentioned Jim Gordon, cuz I wanted to add...
  According to Graham Nash, and numerous others, it was Rita Coolidge who wrote the piano, not Jim.  They all saw her working on it and showing it to Jim.
  Time by Rita Coolidge >
  
  The outro will always make me think of Jimmy tying up loose ends in Goodfellas. >
  
  I'll add a related one--while Layla is great, it's only the 3rd or 4th best song on that album >
  
  The original layla with electric guitar and piano is god tier while the acoustic version is lukewarm as hell