I spent my high school years 67-70 in Fremont, CA, across the bay from SF. I definitely know and appreciated Quicksilver and other groups of the day like Moby Grape that may not have garnered national recognition.
Just lost a Vietnam brother..dedicated to him..freaking cancer..I have Cancer as well.Pray for us that suffered from Agent fucking orange..Thanks..His favorite song..Gonna miss him..
At 71, I keep coming back to the glorious days of the Sixties and Seventies. There has been nothing like them since. QMS RULES! Oh, to go back to those days just one more time! Just one more hour!
Give credit to where it's due. Songwriter and singer Chet Powers, a.k.a. Dino Valente, who also wrote the great 60's anthem "Let's Get Together", also known as "Get Together" and "Everybody Get Together" popularized by the Youngbloods, sold the rights to that song to pay for legal fees for getting caught SMOKING WEED and being thrown in prison for chrissakes.
I was introduced to QMS right out of high school in 75.Small mid west town,we had a Capitol Record plant.I went to work there and printed their LP's as they were on Capitol label.I learned to like them then.Always will.
When I was a teenager in the early '70s QMS, the Dead, and the Airplane were my Holy Trinity of music. Once you're on that bus you are never really off, so to speak. Thanks for the ride!
A little younger than you are but I to have been on that bus for a good long while now....enjoyed and continue to enjoy every moment of it...have no intention of getting off the bus either.
I'm the same age. My triumvirate of San Francisco sounds was the Dead the airplane and it's a beautiful day. My favorite band over all at that time was the New Riders but for the Psychedelic San Francisco sound, dead airplane beautiful day.
I'm 66 and bought a QMS shirt this year! This group reminds me of my teenage years and all the friends who shared the fun of listening with me are all gone. Dec 21, 2023 and still diggin it!
@@peppercat8718 Thanks, Peppercat, I don't know if my response will reach you, something weird about TH-cam but if it does please respond back. I just googled QMS tshirts and the one I picked is black with red lettering. It looks sharp on this 67 yr old rocker in Wisconsin, lol!
@@peppercat8718Thanks, peppercat. I just got my computer working again. I googled QMS tshirts and picked out the one I liked, red lettering on a black shirt.
@@peppercat8718 My laptop went down. I just got a new one tonight. I googled QMS t-shirts and ordered the black shirt with red lettering on it, really sharp. QMS and Spirit are 2 of the most underrated band of that era. Cheers!
I've heard this song 300+ times and know it by heart but this is the FIRST time I've actually seen Quicksilver perform. They're not at all what I had pictured.
My husband and his friends turned me on to Quicksilver about 40 years ago when I was in my early 20s. Still one of our favorite bands, the music from the late 60s and 70s is still the best.
Dino Valenti and John Cipallina and crew were so fantastic, I saw them regularly as a teenager in the late 60’s & early 70’s. I was lucky enough to go on a private cruise around the Bay, New Years Eve, early 80’s & Cipallina’s band played all night long.
Brings back so many memories. My late husband enjoyed so many musical moments especially at the Fillmore East. Love this band and this song. From an old Jersey Gal.
My sister I'm so sorry for your loss. When I read your note I couldn't believe I read Fillmore East!!!! What a blast from the past. I know this for sure your husband isn't really past on, he just went to another plane and is waiting for you to join him there. Be well and safe, peace to you.
Yes doll One of my favorites from 70's! Graduated in 77. Thought they were/are so tuff. Guess some of them left earth. They're still visible like this vid. Rock on 70's! 💕💛😘🌷
As a teenager in so Cal, this was played a lot on fm radio . The living was great. Splendid music. Muscle cars. Doheny Beach. Dead man's curve, and young ppl all engaged in high pursuit. Free outdoor concerts. In 1970, I was 18.
@@barryfriedmann6796 orange sunshine at the beach next to the Cliff House. Watch the rats crawling over the cement stones all night long and enjoying the time with friends.
God damn. What a great band and a great song. I remember listening to this during the peak of my trip and it was so awesome and amazing I was always grateful for this songs existence
John Cipollina is just friggin AWESOME!! Greatest guitarist nobody talks about anymore!! (But I can't forget Gary Duncan...who was also a TREMENDOUS player and was so vital to the signature Quicksilver sound!!)
John’s tone is wonderful. Dino wrote some really great songs. That’s why artists like Richie Havens did great interpretations of their songs. Thanks for posting.
Now boys and girls this is a true blast from the past! Hit out local rock transmitter in '70, trouble was it was AM ick! Then I discovered rock radio WPHD FM Buffalo, NY, and as they say the rest is history! Managed to save enough from my partime job to get a real old FM tuner for my sound system and thought I had the world in palm of my hand. I mean 24-7 rock in well sort of stereo didn't get better than that! Made getting thru high school a lot less painful to say the least, didn't hurt getting thru of Enginneering School either. For some reason calculus, physics and linear circuits didn't hurt as much a 3:00 am with this type of stuff to listen to! Bell well and safe, peaceto you and yours.
Vietnam vet here I used to listen to this everyday and CCR run thru the jungle and a few more.still listening coming to the end of my life on this planet .
Pure F***ing hard driving and total ROCK!! QMS, so little fanfare, and flying underneath the radar of 70's great bands...This live version rocks me and reminds me that ROCK will FOREVER RULE.
James Sommer how young are you? I was born in 1960 in a dive called Newark CA I could see down town SF from my west window took some of the most beautiful color sunset photos but if you missed a concert you never got to see it again. Oh someone in the band filmed them but we didn't get to see archived concerts untill MTV.. that's when all us old folks answered the MTV call for old filmed concert, then suddenly Cable decided to go all digital so as things progress it really got better. You're happy to be alive right here right now? Me too but I am glad I went to concerts back then and lived all these decades to hear music for the absolute joy of just hearing it the way it makes me feel......
Living on the Hawaiian island of Oahu, made possible to see many national and International touring bands. QuickSilver were so frequently doing live shows all throughout the years of their hay days. I always, so enjoyed, their unique brand to melodies, and being a professional musician from 1963 till today, I still enjoy their sound.
I saw Quicksilver at the Commack Arena on Long Island about 1973 with Jonathan Edwards. Never got the respect or acknowledgement they deserved. Here I am 2021 listening to this great tune !
Imagine being as good a guitarist as Duncan, one of the best, and having to play second fiddle to Cipollina, one of the greats. I have nothing but the greatest respect for Duncan.
Hello everyone! I discovered this band and music about half a year ago. This music is so heavenly that even bad adversities are forgotten and the beauty of life comes to the fore. Thanks to you band members for this really great music. ❤❤❤
Newbie here. Came across these guys on a fluke and was immediately drawn in ! I was about 10 years late from their heyday. I'm 61 now and loving the jams !!
Me too, about 4 months ago, grew up with Fresh Air on radio but never knew what the band looked like. I’ve become a Gary Duncan fan lady and I don’t care if anyone knows, he’s a fantastic guitarist~singer! 😻
MAN IM GETTIN COLD CHILLS from this talk about being taken back in time, i was a 15 year old Bass Player in a Rock Band. Really takes me back, I owe them allot for getting into a long music carrer
WOW this brings me back to my senior year in HS being with my friends high on weed and JD.... Was fun then; life before us and no one believed we would still be on this earth today.
I've read a good few times where liking Dino's voice was or is an "acquired taste". Maybe so but not so for me. I remember being 12 or 13 years old when my aunt's then boyfriend put the studio version of Fresh Air on the stereo and I was instantly captivated. Here was a guy who was not maybe a "technical" singer but had a unique sound to his voice and he not only knew it but knew how to use it. Probably his best talent though was writing songs that matched his voice perfectly....sadly missed.
Lady BlackstarDust umm the definition is the greatful dead!! But these are also our friends! I Saw some of them live. And saw a lot of the gd... grew up with Carlos and grace in my neighborhood...
Man I haven't heard this song since the 70's this Song and West Bound Number 9 by the Flaming Embers are two of my Favorite Blue Eyed Soul Rock R&B songs of the 70's
what an awesome song. I was fortunate enough to see them live in SF, WAY back in the day, without Dino. just the simple four piece band. still love them today.
A definition of nostalgia is "Horrible Loss". This performance wrecks my heart from missing those wonderful bands of that era. Glad to have this video for keeping them all young and rockin'!!
I was one of the camera operators that shot this! I worked for Bill for 11 years… best time of my life…
I'm so glad they saved these. I'm guessing this was 2 inch? Tape was expensive back then.
Great work!
Lucky fella you are. ✌️😁
Awesome! What a unique experience.
How fortunate to see these and others from that time. One of my favorite performances of this song. Long jams and they were roaring.
2021 anyone else still listening to this great band?
Me .. i enjoyed them way back at the long municipal auditorium in the early 70s. Love this song.
Fuck yeah, bro!!!
Same 🤟🏽
2022. I live in Brazil and listen QMS always.
All ways
One of the most under appreciated bands ever. They literally defined the California sound. My generation had the greatest music.
I am a product of the 60s, and it is clear that our generation had the finest of the best...❤
@@The-Contractor I agree
@@petesmith5092 I agree ,I missed out by a decade but I caught up ,these people today are clueless
Man I still get CHILLS when I hear this ....I LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And I am 67 yrs old bring it on man!!!
65 and still lovin this song in 2022.
@@debsterish Same here!
@@debsterish Any idea as to where to buy the video of this concert?
Thank you
I'm 74 and still listen to this great song.
70 and still gotta hear it now and then.
Quicksilver were never so famous as other 60s bands...but those who know them, know they are one of the best🧡
HAPPY TRAILS
Yes sir!!!!!
Oh yeah!!! 16 at Lyon Share..., San Anselmo, CA
So right! I’m coming up to my 70th year and have been listening to their music from the start and they still blow me away!
I spent my high school years 67-70 in Fremont, CA, across the bay from SF. I definitely know and appreciated Quicksilver and other groups of the day like Moby Grape that may not have garnered national recognition.
Just lost a Vietnam brother..dedicated to him..freaking cancer..I have Cancer as well.Pray for us that suffered from Agent fucking orange..Thanks..His favorite song..Gonna miss him..
PRAYERS ABOUND MY FRIEND
I bet he's rockin with Dickie Betts and others now! We must stay good so we can see our bros again! I have one still alive that survived Vietnam.
@@peteshallcross787 marshal tucker band.
That damn Agent Orange!
TY 4 Your service! Healing to you and your mate! ❤
73 years old and I still play it in my shop . Restoring ,70 nova
It's 2023 and I am STILL LISTENING ❤
I am 73 years old and I'm here to testify to the fact that they have many other hit songs .
If you're a fan of Airplane, you're a fan of 60s psychedelic music; if you're a fan of Quicksilver, you're a connoisseur.
Michael Harvill why thank you, for you sir are a poet and a gentleman
Damn right brother!! Throw in Big Brother, The Doors & MC5 & you're an expert!!!
'Spirit' belongs in the group as well i think.
Love. ‘Em all
Nothing picks me up MORE!!!
Why QSM has been so forgetton doesn’t make sense to me
I have their album. Got it a looong time ago.
At 71, I keep coming back to the glorious days of the Sixties and Seventies. There has been nothing like them since. QMS RULES!
Oh, to go back to those days just one more time! Just one more hour!
Going back to those daze would be great , just don't know if I would live through it again, Peace Brothers and Sisters from 60s
Smoothest lead guitar in history John Cipollina!
2023. Summer. I still remember my summers in the 70's. They were freaking good! This song is still outstanding. No one can sing like this anymore...
Duncan & Cippolina. One of the best tandem guitar duos ever!
John Cipollina
One of the best ...RIP.
That's not Cipollina playing the lead on this song.
@@calnonhardy4002Who is it?
Gary Duncan
Give credit to where it's due. Songwriter and singer Chet Powers, a.k.a. Dino Valente, who also wrote the great 60's anthem "Let's Get Together", also known as "Get Together" and "Everybody Get Together" popularized by the Youngbloods, sold the rights to that song to pay for legal fees for getting caught SMOKING WEED and being thrown in prison for chrissakes.
@@calnonhardy4002 The second lead is John
I am hearing them for the first time and I am 73!!! Where was I ( or them) all these years?!!!
Better late than never!☯️❤️☮️
This is my favorite version of this song. The guitar tone and lead playing is just so perfect, like peak Santana. Classic tune.
Same here better than the record version.
I was introduced to QMS right out of high school in 75.Small mid west town,we had a Capitol Record plant.I went to work there and printed their LP's as they were on Capitol label.I learned to like them then.Always will.
QMS featured double leads and great musicians all around.
One of the best songs to ever come out of that era. A haunting quality, a great guitar solo and a great piano solo, all in one song.
And a super expression of love through the lead vocal
You're right, it is haunting. Very emotional. The audience members were lucky to have been there.
When I was a teenager in the early '70s QMS, the Dead, and the Airplane were my Holy Trinity of music. Once you're on that bus you are never really off, so to speak. Thanks for the ride!
A little younger than you are but I to have been on that bus for a good long while now....enjoyed and continue to enjoy every moment of it...have no intention of getting off the bus either.
@@jasonrogers469 : Check out "Blood Ceremony" latest album "Lord of Misrule". Despite the name, they are NOT death metal.
Bus is only just starting.we're 'd everybody go?
We're all bozos on this bus!!✌✌
I'm the same age. My triumvirate of San Francisco sounds was the Dead the airplane and it's a beautiful day. My favorite band over all at that time was the New Riders but for the Psychedelic San Francisco sound, dead airplane beautiful day.
I was at this concert! They were awesome!!! Wish I could relive nights like this!
Absolutely on re-living nights like this.
Yeah I was there also ! I wish I could remember all the shows I have seen !
i seen them at the park
Smoke a joint, put the album on the turntable, headphones and grove to good times past.
If you can remember it then you probably weren't there, lol. JK
I'm 66 and bought a QMS shirt this year! This group reminds me of my teenage years and all the friends who shared the fun of listening with me are all gone. Dec 21, 2023 and still diggin it!
RIP to your friends 💔. May I ask where you bought your QMS shirt?
@@peppercat8718 Thanks, Peppercat, I don't know if my response will reach you, something weird about TH-cam but if it does please respond back. I just googled QMS tshirts and the one I picked is black with red lettering. It looks sharp on this 67 yr old rocker in Wisconsin, lol!
@@peppercat8718 👍
@@peppercat8718Thanks, peppercat. I just got my computer working again. I googled QMS tshirts and picked out the one I liked, red lettering on a black shirt.
@@peppercat8718 My laptop went down. I just got a new one tonight. I googled QMS t-shirts and ordered the black shirt with red lettering on it, really sharp. QMS and Spirit are 2 of the most underrated band of that era. Cheers!
I've heard this song 300+ times and know it by heart but this is the FIRST time I've actually seen Quicksilver perform. They're not at all what I had pictured.
Highschool, the coolest song I heard on FM radio. Years later I moved to San Francisco.
My husband and his friends turned me on to Quicksilver about 40 years ago when I was in my early 20s. Still one of our favorite bands, the music from the late 60s and 70s is still the best.
Brings back my Vietnam Days RIP Guys and enjoy the music.
Yeah I'm listening to it. I graduated in 1975 and I listen to it then too. LOL!
Same here and got my 22 yr old son into them. I even bought him a QMS tshirt!
2023 here and forever. Thanks to my mom for getting me into this kind of music at an early age. b1983
Cippolina was my hero. Saw them in some small clubs-(Golden Bear)- on PCH. This was about '68-'69. Just great!
Yes, for sure. 70 years young and still ROCKING!
found this song while going through my dads record collection!!! amazing!
Gary Duncan is a friggin monster on that guitar, man. Him and John together....what a pair!
Amen brother, I agree with you. We will never see or hear anything as perfect as Gary and John again! Jim
You’ve got that right; double deluxe threat 🎸🎸🌹
Dino Valenti and John Cipallina and crew were so fantastic, I saw them regularly as a teenager in the late 60’s & early 70’s. I was lucky enough to go on a private cruise around the Bay, New Years Eve, early 80’s & Cipallina’s band played all night long.
those were good times
You are a lucky man
You were blessed. I was stuck in Southwestern Pennsylvania.
I was there in the front 10 feet from the stage.....just found this....made my day.
I remember driving to work on crystal clear days in the mountains of Maine in the early 70s listening to this. Sweet memory.
Brings back so many memories. My late husband enjoyed so many musical moments especially at the Fillmore East. Love this band and this song. From an old Jersey Gal.
My sister I'm so sorry for your loss. When I read your note I couldn't believe I read Fillmore East!!!! What a blast from the past. I know this for sure your husband isn't really past on, he just went to another plane and is waiting for you to join him there. Be well and safe, peace to you.
Sensational band....and Dino's voice was incredible!
Definitely
2024. Still here and a Quick fan.
Been a huge fan of Quicksilver Messenger Service since their first album. Saw them live in Cincinnati. 😎✌🏽☮️🎸
Yes doll
One of my favorites from 70's! Graduated in 77. Thought they were/are so tuff. Guess some of them left earth. They're still visible like this vid. Rock on 70's! 💕💛😘🌷
Watched this a hundred times. Still makes me cry it’s sooooo good. Yes I’m old too!!!
Missed seeing these guys live, but have loved them for decades. Never understood why they weren't much bigger.
Rest in paradise, John Cipollina.
As a teenager in so Cal, this was played a lot on fm radio . The living was great. Splendid music. Muscle cars. Doheny Beach. Dead man's curve, and young ppl all engaged in high pursuit. Free outdoor concerts. In 1970, I was 18.
Loved this band..used to go to all their shows in 1971..out on the beach... windowpane. Wow !!!
@@barryfriedmann6796 orange sunshine at the beach next to the Cliff House. Watch the rats crawling over the cement stones all night long and enjoying the time with friends.
@pilgrimjba99 good times in those days!!!!
Just discovered this band 25 years old .lets keep this alive
God damn. What a great band and a great song. I remember listening to this during the peak of my trip and it was so awesome and amazing I was always grateful for this songs existence
John Cipollina is just friggin AWESOME!! Greatest guitarist nobody talks about anymore!! (But I can't forget Gary Duncan...who was also a TREMENDOUS player and was so vital to the signature Quicksilver sound!!)
Gary Duncan is still tremendous.
You are absolutely correct--he's alive and well and still great!!
John’s tone is wonderful. Dino wrote some really great songs. That’s why artists like Richie Havens did great interpretations of their songs. Thanks for posting.
He had Cobra for a time.Best friggin'g ever.My fav forever.Did not like Dino much.Too big ego.But Johnny,a true virtuoso.
nyterpfan Yes indeed 🤩🤩🤩👍👍👍
Now boys and girls this is a true blast from the past! Hit out local rock transmitter in '70, trouble was it was AM ick! Then I discovered rock radio WPHD FM Buffalo, NY, and as they say the rest is history! Managed to save enough from my partime job to get a real old FM tuner for my sound system and thought I had the world in palm of my hand. I mean 24-7 rock in well sort of stereo didn't get better than that! Made getting thru high school a lot less painful to say the least, didn't hurt getting thru of Enginneering School either. For some reason calculus, physics and linear circuits didn't hurt as much a 3:00 am with this type of stuff to listen to! Bell well and safe, peaceto you and yours.
By far, the best live performance I have ever seen from anybody
Never had the pleasure of seeing them LIVE but I liked them from the moment I was introduced to them back in the early 70's.
Very underrated and unappreciated bands of the 60s!
I met them in Hawai’i in ‘67-‘68, they rented a house in Pupukea on the North Shore, sold them a bag of weed! Awesome guys!
I feel bad that I forget just how amazing these boys were. Just f*ckin fierce, daring, innovative, disciplined jams at 211F.
Vietnam vet here I used to listen to this everyday and CCR run thru the jungle and a few more.still listening coming to the end of my life on this planet .
Pure F***ing hard driving and total ROCK!! QMS, so little fanfare, and flying underneath the radar of 70's great bands...This live version rocks me and reminds me that ROCK will FOREVER RULE.
Who needs the internet when you can entertain yourself like this??? I'm glad that this was my time.
James Sommer
Hell yes!
James Sommer how young are you? I was born in 1960 in a dive called Newark CA I could see down town SF from my west window took some of the most beautiful color sunset photos but if you missed a concert you never got to see it again. Oh someone in the band filmed them but we didn't get to see archived concerts untill MTV.. that's when all us old folks answered the MTV call for old filmed concert, then suddenly Cable decided to go all digital so as things progress it really got better. You're happy to be alive right here right now? Me too but I am glad I went to concerts back then and lived all these decades to hear music for the absolute joy of just hearing it the way it makes me feel......
Brought to you on the internet
Yes who needs the internet when you got the internet
What kind of drugs are you abusing?
What a song! What an era!
We loved this band, and Jefferson Airplane, back in the day at Kent State.
Probably my favourite US Rock band of that era. Amazing Chemistry between John and Gary on guitars.
Living on the Hawaiian island of Oahu, made possible to see many national and International touring bands. QuickSilver were so frequently doing live shows all throughout the years of their hay days. I always, so enjoyed, their unique brand to melodies, and being a professional musician from 1963 till today, I still enjoy their sound.
I was 15, and saw them at the Kona bar, Big Island Hawaii ❤❤❤
2024 🤙 this band is so underrated
Yup, they lived in the shadow of the Great Dead, Janus Joplin, Jefferson Airplane
When I was in the army in Germany in 1968 introduced to this band by a friend of mine and I fell in love through music ever since
Never heard of these guys! Me the child of 70's rock n roll!! Theyre good. And i just saw a video of Styx playing at Winterland the same year
2023 still love it
I saw Quicksilver at the Commack Arena on Long Island about 1973 with Jonathan Edwards. Never got the respect or acknowledgement they deserved. Here I am 2021 listening to this great tune !
One of the greatest bands….not too many people know!
I love this performance of fresh air.
I saw this fabulous group in the 70's at the old Kiel auditorium, in St.Louis. I will never forget the ecperience.
One of the BEST LEADS I have heard. Verry underrated for sure.
Not so underrated. They were the "go-to" band in the Bay area along with the Airplane and Grateful Dead.
DONT FORGET MOBY GRAPE!!!
@@wsnone9934 robutussin and elderberry wine
MAKES YA FEEL SO FINE!
Imagine being as good a guitarist as Duncan, one of the best, and having to play second fiddle to Cipollina, one of the greats. I have nothing but the greatest respect for Duncan.
Defining an era….loved them.
Hello everyone! I discovered this band and music about half a year ago. This music is so heavenly that even bad adversities are forgotten and the beauty of life comes to the fore. Thanks to you band members for this really great music. ❤❤❤
Awesome guitar performance by Gary Duncan!
Gary Duncan....RIP....the riffs were so awesome!!!!!.....Live or Studio, incredible sounds!!!!!!!
Some Groups come some fade or get old. The Quicksilver Messenger service albums never seem to lose their luster.
If god wants me to be born again i would ask him to be born in 1951 in California! The greatest music on my feet! ❤❤❤
Man what a bad ass guitarist. I remember this 50 years ago. Thanks for the memories.
Gary Duncan; so darn fantastic!!
💗💗💗
Newbie here. Came across these guys on a fluke and was immediately drawn in ! I was about 10 years late from their heyday. I'm 61 now and loving the jams !!
I heard about them a couple of months ago and i have been buying their records. Check out the whole concert here on YT
Gary Duncan shines as the lead guitarist on this song.
And Nicky Hopkins kills it with the keyboards!
Me too, about 4 months ago, grew up with Fresh Air on radio but never knew what the band looked like. I’ve become a Gary Duncan fan lady and I don’t care if anyone knows, he’s a fantastic guitarist~singer!
😻
Almost a year later, this performance still brings it all back to me. Those were the days!
MAN IM GETTIN COLD CHILLS from this talk about being taken back in time, i was a 15 year old Bass Player in a Rock Band. Really takes me back, I owe them allot for getting into a long music carrer
One of the most under appreciated west coast rockers ever, way way before their time!
Saw them many times. And I was high as the band..How great it was to live with freedom of soul.
One of the greats. There music is timeless.
They were undoubtedly one of the greatest groups of that era.
WOW this brings me back to my senior year in HS being with my friends high on weed and JD.... Was fun then; life before us and no one believed we would still be on this earth today.
Quicksilver Messenger Service is an Awesome Group,saw them many times back in the Day! Dino,had an awesome voice!!!!!!
Michael Gaynor You may not have cared for Dino's voice, but he was a tremendous writer.
***** ,I do not know if you read my comment right. I Loved His Voice,and his voice rocked the house along with the Band!
I've read a good few times where liking Dino's voice was or is an "acquired taste". Maybe so but not so for me. I remember being 12 or 13 years old when my aunt's then boyfriend put the studio version of Fresh Air on the stereo and I was instantly captivated. Here was a guy who was not maybe a "technical" singer but had a unique sound to his voice and he not only knew it but knew how to use it. Probably his best talent though was writing songs that matched his voice perfectly....sadly missed.
@@jasonrogers469 I'm with you
@@jasonrogers469 couldn't agree more.
Great song. From a better era.
I was at this concert . Was one of the best I ever saw
Still cool after all these years.
This is some of the best , what a super all around mix of guitar , drums , organ and great vocals.They had it all , so under appreciated !
Man I've been listening to this great band for years!
How sad John died so young. Totally awesome underrated guitarist. Totally awesome group.
quicksilver rocked with the best of em back in the day and it's still great listening to these guys in 2017 and beyond
Great song then, great song now. The definitive San Francisco psychedelic sound.
Yes indeedie!
Now all you hear from San Francisco is the sound of the Poop Scoopers scraping human excrement off the sidewalks.
@@soozkoozhooz5902 good gawd...doubt you have ever been to san francisco, you just for some reason want to hate it
Lady BlackstarDust umm the definition is the greatful dead!! But these are also our friends! I Saw some of them live. And saw a lot of the gd... grew up with Carlos and grace in my neighborhood...
Oh yes, oh yes!
Man I haven't heard this song since the 70's this Song and West Bound Number 9 by the Flaming Embers are two of my Favorite Blue Eyed Soul Rock R&B songs of the 70's
Simple genius - miss the good music of the 60's & 70's.
One of the best songs ever! I think it would still chart!
what an awesome song. I was fortunate enough to see them live in SF, WAY back in the day, without Dino. just the simple four piece band. still love them today.
Best years of my life still love this band ❤️
73 and still rolling
I was at this concert. I was 22. I didn't mind working when I had a concert to look forward too. These guys were great
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A definition of nostalgia is "Horrible Loss". This performance wrecks my heart from missing those wonderful bands of that era. Glad to have this video for keeping them all young and rockin'!!