That brings back memories . I lost count of how many times I saw Jorma. By far one of the greatest acoustic guitarists ever guitarist peroid cause as always Jorma wails.
The man that invented psychedelic rock blues rock southern rock even did some new wave. And it's been doing tune up for 50 years. National Treasure he had Jack. Treasurers
I attended another show on this tour, a bit further up the coast, at an impressionable age - and it impressed the hell out of me, especially this song.
I saw dozens of Jorma Acoustic shows (and just as many Jorma/Jack acoustic & electric) mid 70:s to mid 80's. Jorma alone on a folding chair was so chill and a powerhouse at the same time. It was a mindfuck to watch/hear 1 man so gracefully produce so much beautifully layered music so seeming easy. A word or two between songs, a few sips of a mixed cocktail and WOW 7 minutes of being memorized again. Full Hot Tuna Shows were historic. Jorma, Jack, Papa John enjoyed performing so much they didn't want to stop. Nights at the Capitol in Passaic when the house lights would go on and the boys would keep jamming. One night John Sher says it's past city and union laws to play this late. Tuna played until they cut the stage electric. A few years ago the media made a huge commotion about Bruce playing a three hour show - lol, what bullshit. 3 hours was a warm up for an Acoustic and Electric Hot Tuna Night. Papa John sitting on a rocking chair between songs- sipping from a bottle of whiskey. Performances of it's kind can never be experienced in this day and age of cut and dry "concerts". I actually feel bad for people who will never know what it was like to see a band perform because they enjoyed it so much. Not because it's a choreographed 45 minute set.
I left some shows exhausted. These guys invented jamming. My brother studied Jack Cassidy, Phil Lesh , John Paul Jones, Entwistle. They don't can't make music like c this today.
The same situation happened probably during the same tour in NYC. Tuna played both Acoustic and electric sets at two shows in one night. An early and late show at the Academy of Music on 14th street in NYC. I think it was still the Acafemy, not the later Palladium. Tuna was blasting away near almost 5 AM. The stage hands came on either side of the stage trying to hairy eye ball Jorma, Jack, and Bob into stopping. It was a union thing since these guys were at work since the previous days pre sound check before the early show. Some lucky SOBS went to both shows and got their head full of Cid worth. I only went to the late show and got out close to sunrise. We went over to 3rd Avenue all night delis to crab some beers to cushion the acid come down on the subway ride back to Brooklyn. We were shell shocked since we couldn't shake the ringing out of our ears.
Months before I heard Clapton's wah wah dripping.psychedila on tales of Brave Ulysses , Hendrix's feedback on Purple Haze ,Harrison's on Sgt.Pepper, Krieger on LMF - it was JORMA"S ice cold laser ,on Somebody to Love, that DEFINED the Era.
Pretty sure I was in the audience. Best time was at the Stanhope House around 10 years later. Second part everyone had gone it was after midnight I placed my self in front of jorma and had the treat of my life. Going to Carnegie Hall 4/22 front and center again
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That brings back memories . I lost count of how many times I saw Jorma. By far one of the greatest acoustic guitarists ever guitarist peroid cause as always Jorma wails.
The man that invented psychedelic rock blues rock southern rock even did some new wave. And it's been doing tune up for 50 years. National Treasure he had Jack. Treasurers
I attended another show on this tour, a bit further up the coast, at an impressionable age - and it impressed the hell out of me, especially this song.
If you never went to a Jorma / Tuna concert all one can say is you missed out. Let your mind wonder in this fabulous tune
I saw dozens of Jorma Acoustic shows (and just as many Jorma/Jack acoustic & electric) mid 70:s to mid 80's. Jorma alone on a folding chair was so chill and a powerhouse at the same time. It was a mindfuck to watch/hear 1 man so gracefully produce so much beautifully layered music so seeming easy.
A word or two between songs, a few sips of a mixed cocktail and WOW 7 minutes of being memorized again.
Full Hot Tuna Shows were historic. Jorma, Jack, Papa John enjoyed performing so much they didn't want to stop. Nights at the Capitol in Passaic when the house lights would go on and the boys would keep jamming. One night John Sher says it's past city and union laws to play this late. Tuna played until they cut the stage electric.
A few years ago the media made a huge commotion about Bruce playing a three hour show - lol, what bullshit. 3 hours was a warm up for an Acoustic and Electric Hot Tuna Night. Papa John sitting on a rocking chair between songs- sipping from a bottle of whiskey. Performances of it's kind can never be experienced in this day and age of cut and dry "concerts". I actually feel bad for people who will never know what it was like to see a band perform because they enjoyed it so much. Not because it's a choreographed 45 minute set.
I left some shows exhausted. These guys invented jamming. My brother studied Jack Cassidy, Phil Lesh , John Paul Jones, Entwistle. They don't can't make music like c this today.
The same situation happened probably during the same tour in NYC. Tuna played both Acoustic and electric sets at two shows in one night. An early and late show at the Academy of Music on 14th street in NYC. I think it was still the Acafemy, not the later Palladium. Tuna was blasting away near almost 5 AM. The stage hands came on either side of the stage trying to hairy eye ball Jorma, Jack, and Bob into stopping. It was a union thing since these guys were at work since the previous days pre sound check before the early show. Some lucky SOBS went to both shows and got their head full of Cid worth. I only went to the late show and got out close to sunrise. We went over to 3rd Avenue all night delis to crab some beers to cushion the acid come down on the subway ride back to Brooklyn. We were shell shocked since we couldn't shake the ringing out of our ears.
Shivers down spine good.
Brilliant
Months before I heard Clapton's wah wah dripping.psychedila on tales of Brave Ulysses , Hendrix's feedback on Purple Haze ,Harrison's on Sgt.Pepper, Krieger on LMF - it was JORMA"S ice cold laser ,on Somebody to Love, that DEFINED the Era.
America's Choice!
amazing song
Pretty sure I was in the audience. Best time was at the Stanhope House around 10 years later. Second part everyone had gone it was after midnight I placed my self in front of jorma and had the treat of my life. Going to Carnegie Hall 4/22 front and center again
Check the videos from the Carnegie Hall show on my channel.
The Captain sounding like there are 2 other people with him 😎! Hot F’in Jorma!Of course I was there,where else would I be 🤣!
"The Captain" at his best!
wow
😊😊😊
C: need to pick up guitar again.
Been in psyxhiatric units for a month now.
Heroin. Booze. Been clean entire time too. Best shape of my life¡
John Fahey's later stuff strayed into this territory/
Wonder what pedal is the effect on his guitar? Flanger, chorus, or delay?
Phase shifter
Lurchie!!!!