Testing Warren Haynes’ Music Knowledge
2026-07-31 · 9 min · 9 entities
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Episode description as stored
In today’s episode of Track Star* Warren Haynes, best known for his work as a member of the Allman Brothers Band, joins us to listen to some iconic, genre-defining Blues and Rock songs, and to discuss the influence they had on the development of Rock.
Haynes takes the time today to give us an important lesson on the history of the guitar and how it defined Blues and Rock and Roll music. Diving into the music that influenced him as a child to pick up the guitar and learn to play, Jack and Warren take us on a walk through Rock and Blues history, giving us advice on how to listen to and make music along the way.
In discussing his own music alongside the music that came before him, Haynes offers a unique and important perspective on the narrative of Rock history.
This Episode's Track List:
Fire - The Jimi Hendrix Experience
Lay Down Sally - Eric Clapton
Sweet Little Angel - B.B. King
Going Down - Freddie King
Born Under a Bad Sign - Albert King
Brokedown Palace - Grateful Dead
Midnight in Harlem - Tedeschi Trucks Band
Cortez the Killer - Neil Young & Crazy Horse
Statesboro Blues - Blind Willie McTell
If This Is Just a Game - David Allan Coe
Mississippi Queen - Mountain