When I was young I saw them every chance I could get at the Palms and other crazy places in SF, that was in the early 70's. Loved Jorma's classic car with the hoTuna license plate. Never heard him play SF bay blues but now I have. They played all night many times with stone ground - Cippolina and other great players. In those days you could lean right on the stage. Our well spent youth, LOL. I still feel just as young - I saw one of their earliest concerts. They played 3 or 4 songs over and over, maybe 1969. God bless Jorma and Jack - his eyebrows are still animated.
Jordan Kiener and maybe people that have played this long together are the only ones able to have moments like these. I saw them a couple years ago and they were Electric Hot Tuna that day and it looked like they kept talking to each other and I was thinking what in the world could they be talking about and why would they talk right now? But the closer I looked they weren't talking per say..they were, however, communicating with each other via their instruments in a language only they could fully understand. Does that make sense lol? When I read it back it doesn't sound logical. But those who know, know what I'm trying to say. It's just beyond my vocabulary..or maybe beyond words idk. But they're awesome! I get to see them in Marietta,Ohio Friday night and I can't wait! ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
My parents were good friends of Jesse Fuller,he wrote this song,he used to ride the rails ,he would come to our house and sing the original song ,and many more like the monkey and the engineer ,ive seen Hot Tuna many times I miss Papa John Creach so much, J & J do a really good rendition of this song,bravo!
Way way back, Jorma was playing in Providence , R.I....lotta drinks, small venue, I was taking a leak in the men's room. Jorma came up to the stall next to me..he said, "Heey" in a deep voice...that's my Jorma story...magnificent night....he slayed the crowd.
Lovely. Two old mates jamming along beautifully,brilliant
When I was young I saw them every chance I could get at the Palms and other crazy places in SF, that was in the early 70's. Loved Jorma's classic car with the hoTuna license plate. Never heard him play SF bay blues but now I have. They played all night many times with stone ground - Cippolina and other great players. In those days you could lean right on the stage. Our well spent youth, LOL. I still feel just as young - I saw one of their earliest concerts. They played 3 or 4 songs over and over, maybe 1969. God bless Jorma and Jack - his eyebrows are still animated.
2:56 It's great to see two people who have played together this long still share moments like this.
Jordan Kiener and maybe people that have played this long together are the only ones able to have moments like these. I saw them a couple years ago and they were Electric Hot Tuna that day and it looked like they kept talking to each other and I was thinking what in the world could they be talking about and why would they talk right now? But the closer I looked they weren't talking per say..they were, however, communicating with each other via their instruments in a language only they could fully understand. Does that make sense lol? When I read it back it doesn't sound logical. But those who know, know what I'm trying to say. It's just beyond my vocabulary..or maybe beyond words idk. But they're awesome! I get to see them in Marietta,Ohio Friday night and I can't wait!
✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
It was a beautiful thing!
Those two guy's are National Treasures!
Jeez, what great pickers these guys are and look like they're having so much fun. Stunningly beautiful instruments, too.
A great rendition of a great old favorite. Thank you, Jorma and Jack!
My parents were good friends of Jesse Fuller,he wrote this song,he used to ride the rails ,he would come to our house and sing the original song ,and many more like the monkey and the engineer ,ive seen Hot Tuna many times I miss Papa John Creach so much, J & J do a really good rendition of this song,bravo!
Jorma and Jack!!
Way way back, Jorma was playing in Providence , R.I....lotta drinks, small venue, I was taking a leak in the men's room. Jorma came up to the stall next to me..he said, "Heey" in a deep voice...that's my Jorma story...magnificent night....he slayed the crowd.
Thank you J&J🌹
Fabulous! 👏🏻
What a delicious bass.
Bravo!
So good!
Just don't get better than a little J. & J. ! : )
If you don’t know Jorma~,~ you don’t know Jack
In. these. Times. the. Bay. Area is our thinking absolute. Jeffrey Stoker
Greetings from Switzerland,
When do you here...?
Well probably better than anybody, n but ???