Acoustic Hot Tuna - Good Shepherd - Live at Fur Peace Ranch
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ย. 2024
- The acoustic Hot Tuna trio, performed a to a SOLD OUT crowd at Jorma Kaukonen's Fur Peace Ranch! Jorma Kaukonen, Jack Casady, and Barry Mitterhoff perform Good Sheperd, a classic tune!
Visit www.furpeaceran... for more information on Jorma and Fur Peace Ranch!
Photography by scottyhallphoto...
It does my heart so, so good to see these guys -- idols of my youth -- still making great music, still looking well, still sounding great. Keep on, keepin' on you guys....
Idols of my now
Jorma and John Cassidy played my senior year in high school at a break. Peace and love.
& now nearly ten years later Jorma has been streaming live shows every week from the Fur Peace Ranch throughout the Covid pandemic. Still looking & sounding great.
Listening to Hot Tuna makes me feel like I am with friends.
Its great to see that after all these years not only is the music great, but Jack's eyebrows still play along with the band
The addition of Barry Mitterhoff on mandolin is really the cherry on top of Hot Tuna.
Would have loved to hear Papa John on this too. He'd be about 102 today. Hard to believe he's been gone damn near 30 years.
Agreed and jorma can even pull it all of on his own. Hot tuna was never not great. I loved their early 70s electric stuff too but my favourite hot tuna performances lie in the mid 2000s with barry
Revisiting after a long, long time. Good for the soul in these crazy times we are living through.
End of Aug 2024 and Jorma and Jack are still with us.. awesome sauce
One of my favorite of songs Jorma and Jack brought to the Aiplane, beautifully rendered here.
Just saw them last night (march 31 2018). Timeless. Still true to their calling. How blessed they are, how blessed we are.
Jon Stanton omg saw them on NYE - what a treat
What a gift, they are way past the point where they are doing this to pay the bills. They love us, as much as we love them. Go see them every single time you can. They never disappoint.
Artsy and unadorned.......never was that beautiful old song so well rendered. Jorma's voice is great! Thanks for sharing.
This is what legends are made of...
👏🎗💟💛💞🎀
I wish I could feel the way Jack looks when he's playin' :)
Nothing tops acoustic Hot Tuna!!
WOW!!!!! 3 GUYS MAKING REAL MUSIC,,,,, VERY VERY WELL.
I have loved this song since it was recorded when I was a teenager. It feeds my soul.
I never get tired of listening to Tuna....
Asher Zeiger I hear ya. After all these years still get off on this music
Those hippie geezers still got it! Great long rendition!
This shit brings tears to my eyes............ been there seen acoustic & electric many times... but this is top shelf
Jorma and Jack. What could b better? Saw the Airplane 50 yrs ago at the Avalon in SF. A most TRANSCENDENT night. Talked 2 Grace 12 yrs ago in FLA; same irreverent iconoclast. RIP Spencer Dryden and Paul Kantner.
And now, sadly, we have to add Marty Balin to the RIP list.
RIP Marty Balin Great artist.
Jack's website has nice tributes to Paul and Marty - And early Airplane female singer, Signe Anderson - who died the EXACT SAME DAY as Paul (weird, right?) Signe was replaced by Grace, as I've heard it, right after a double-bill concert of Grace, then with The Great Society, and The Jefferson Airplane (with Signe at the time) somewhere in 1966 (I don't remember the exact date, sorry!) Wikipedia says that Signe's last concert with the band was in October of '66, and a quick check showed that the only Airplane album she was on is "Jefferson Airplane Takes Off" (Other than maybe some guest spots later on - I'm not sure what's out there in "unofficial" recordings!)
Paul and Signe's can be found about halfway down this page: www.jackcasady.com/page/4/
and Marty's (written by Jorma) is still on the main page, a bit more than halfway down.
www.jackcasady.com/
Jorma also did a nice writeup on Paul & Signe here:
jormakaukonen.com/cracksinthefinish/?m=201601
And this is Marty's here, top of the page (with neat photos!):
jormakaukonen.com/cracksinthefinish/?m=201809
I love these guys so much, Jack and Jorma... It just doesn't get any better. The mandolin is a sweet touch, too.
Love the way we can all stay close to god, through tuna.DC gospel blues
thank you Jorma, Jack and Barry. Just amazingly beautiful, will stand the test of time always!
I have been lucky to have been around long enough to witness many incarnations of Hot Tuna and they just keep getting better and better-acoustic and electric. The addition of Barry over the last ten years or so adds another four dimensional window to Tuna's sound and in case one didn't notice, this rendition of Good Shepherd displays the craft of their musicianship rather well. Hot Tuna is a national treasure. Why they aren't in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is unbelievable.
It’s practically my favorite thing in the world to watch musicians up close! This is amazingly beautiful. 💜
cool how jorma and jack stood together forever
+Kalle Duijghuisen Isn't it grand?
Jorma and jack had a falling out before but they are literally best friends for life
@@herbythechef7624 All good musical marriages go through tough times. Mick and Keef, the Gallagher brothers, Jack Bruce and everyone he ever played with,...
@@MyCleverHandle very true. everyone goes through good and bad times. but im glad these 2 consider each other best friends to this day :)
i come here everyday to listen to this piece of pure art and talent :)
Great to still have good music
Great to still have GREAT music AND musicians !!
I can't help but feel that the Rev Gary had a very deep, personal relationship with christ
Rev gary davis spread the gospel
The best of the San Francisco enlightened sound! Love this.
Love that Epiphone classic bass ... what a sound. These guys were young men when I was a teen ... they had just started ... later Jefferson Airplane.
What a great performance just as tasty as can be especially with Barry's fantastic solo.Barry is one of my all time favorite mando players such great tone and note separation with perfectly fitting improv to the melody.I hope these guys stay together for a long time,it really cant get any better!
This has ALLWAYS bee my favorite Airplane song...
Jorma looks so pleased with himself, and rightly so! A visit to Fur Peace is at the top of my bucket list!
Outstanding solo Jorma last night at Cap Theatre, Clearwater, FL. Beautiful rendition.
Thanks to Hot Tuna for allowing me to share this tune!
I love that song and the whole Volunteers record
Been listening to this tune since 1969
i could not love this band any more. Saw them in tucson a couple months ago. Best show ever!
all three's eyes are closed - just flat out jammin
Music is meant to be not only heard but also felt. And they are FEELIN IT
Beautiful rendition......I remember Airplane doing this YEARS ago!
The boys really brought it in this gem. Many thanks!
You all are amazing ! Love you! You just keep getting better. Fan since the 70's Baby!!!
My favorite hymn.
semplicemente immensi!
I never stopped dreaming with Jorma and Jack
I saw Hot Tuna freshman year of college, fall 1972. Loudest concert I ever attended! It's so wonderful to see them now. Jorma and Jack have aged so gracefully. Great mando solo! Thanks for posting!
Incredible.......fine wine, indeed. :)
Great music from two of the best...no matter what they do..its all good baby!!
wow
Could anything be more sublime?
masterful
This was always one of my favorite Airplane songs, a real departure from the usual rock n roll fare.
What a range of emotional expression has been packed into this-older-than-dirt gospel song! It was my favorite track from the Volunteers album; but now age, wisdom and comfort are flowing out of the tracks. Couldn't be better!!!
MAGNIFIQUE TOUT SIMPLEMENT ! TROIS GRANDS MUSICIENS QUI TIENNENT UNE BONNE PLACE DANS MA CULTURE MUSICALE ! JE NE SUIS PAS MUSICIEN MAIS J'ECOUTE BEAUCOUP DE MUSIQUE et POUR MOI HOT TUNA C'EST DU GRAND ART ! RESPECT and ADMIRATION !
Truly beautiful
simply excellent
Absolutely magnificent.
Very nice performance of one of my favorite Jefferson Airplane songs; one which I might have thought an acoustic version would fall short of the mark for lack of that signature electric riff. Yet, you guys pulled it off, and with a cool jam - quite a flourish!
most explosive music ever experienced in the states. Fortunate enough to be a witness and follower of musical icons that exemplify talent on matched.. One of a kind that recent generations need to understand about building music from the past . Kingston, N.Y. 1988 Uncle Wileys, Thanks
absolutely amazing, saw Jorma and Jack up in Stowe a few weeks back and it was unreal, great show!
I,m listening/watching Hot Tuna ,filmed 2011 ! Thankyou for still playing together ,and giving this gift ,,loved you through 70,s still do ,,,way down Tasmania !!!
Hope they play this tonight. Its one of my favorites!
Jorma! I was born 15 years after you - 12/23/55, and I grew up down the street from the Goodman brothers, Frank, Billy & Jon.... I left for school in D.C. about the same time Billy found Kimock. I use to hit the dive bars in Levittown every chance I got to hear those guys.... they played covers mostly back then, but they had a good sound. I would always chew on Frank’s ear between sets about you and Jack and a new sound - the Rev. Gary Davis... but Frank wasn’t really interested. Oh well. I bought a classical guitar for $25 and taught myself a lot of your acoustic songs from "The Orleans House" (sp?), and then life happened and I stopped playing. I met your cook @ The Himalayan Institute some years back and played some of your/The Rev’s stuff for him. He sent me one of your CD’s after he went back to your place in Ohio. His name escapes me now... He was a nice kid. Anywho, I see Billy and Steve finally found you. You had a big influence on my life. Thanks for bringing a whole generation your sound. Maybe we’ll meet some day. Best regards, Jonathan
Jorma doesn't read youtube replies.......... or answer
Dynamite...beautiful cats!
Music to our Good Shepards ears to the soul....
I just love this rendition...so amazing and tender
WOW!! That mandolin player...
In this new era of music I find myself returning to you guys for my inspiration in playing and writing. You guys will never know what your music has meant to me...in my life!!!
I’ll be going to see them November 30 at the Cabot theater in Beverly Massachusetts how could you miss that.❤
Just Fantastic - Jack and Jorma and the boys is National Treasures! See y'all at the Beacon for Jack's 70th! BTW: "Jorma wails and Jack hacks!" Forever!!
Barry fits Hot tuna like a glove
Thanks for sharing this with us. Just beautiful.
Thanks, Jorma. I'm 66 in '23. You and Jack have been.... kind of a guiding star or something since I was 15. Wish I could visit Fur Peace Ranch, but I've got these critters to feed. Glad for the internet. Peace and love, brother.
I played in Washington Square with Barry . Once.... the Renuion....about 10 years ago!!
TH-cam, the song from the advert directly after this 11 minuter jamming session, was Barry White, My everything. Instantly.
I love Barry White but, you need to sort that shit out.
OMG! So good!
I had the joy of seeing Hot Tuna years ago in Cleveland Hts. I creep up close to the stage to see better. What an amazing concert. One of the best I have ever been to. Thanks for all of your music. Still hitting it!
Fueling up at Fur Peace until we meet again, enjoy the ride...
I enjoyed this,,
Soothing and relaxing....... Peace ✌️
Classic! Classic! Classic! Thank You.
Jorma and Jack are awesome....thank you for Hot Tuna ....
You All are one of my absolute favorites.
❤️
Michael Jeremy Leavitt
sounds exactly the same - excellent. So enjoyable...............
If you want to get to heaven
Over on the other shore
Stay out of the way of the blood-stained bandit
Oh good shepherd
Feed my sheep
One for Paul
One for Silas
One for to make my heart rejoice
Can't you hear my lambs are callin'
Oh good shepherd
Feed my sheep
If you want (if you want) to get to heaven
Over on (over on) the other shore
Stay out of the way of the long-tongue liar
Oh good shepherd
Feed my sheep
One for Paul
One for Silas
One for to make my heart rejoice
Can't you hear my lambs are callin'
Oh good shepherd
Feed my sheep
If you want to get to heaven (if you want to get to heaven)
Over on the other shore (over on the other shore)
Stay out of the way of the gun shot devil
Oh good shepherd
Feed my sheep
One for Paul
One for Silas
One for to make my heart rejoice
Can't you hear my lambs are callin'
Oh good shepherd
Feed my sheep
Thank you Jorma, Jack , & Barry for all your hard work and sharing! God Bless you & all the folks behind the camera that make it all work!
No offering has given me more over the last year than what Jorma and the folks at Fur Peace have. Thank you!
Quite the commitment for an excellent life!
acoustic tuna is like a favorite blanket ..warm and cozy.
The best way to overcome the difficulties in music is to realize how easy it is. Peace
Six years later I'm still lovin it
Merry Christmas to the Three Magi of music 🎶🎄🕯
BEAUTIFUL AWESOME TIMELESS MUSIC .✔️
I love this song
Wow. Absolutely beautiful. The lyrics may come from angels but the instrumental is heaven itself. Thanks to all who bring this timeless recording to us.
many years of jack and jorma......cant beat it.....maui waui
fantastic ...Volunteers :)
Once one's been cool enough to make beauty comfortable enough to come right on in without even knocking, then you've shown us all at least one way over to the other shore. Man's fate.. you don't need us.
The MOST EPIC version of Shepherd.
I'd like to share this on my sister Kathy Miller's fb page as she is about to embark on some serious heart operations. She sleeps and eats all Jefferson Airplane and all the journeys you have all traveled. She's on a journey I fear her heart may not survive. She turned 61 on March 17th and I want to make sure she makes 72.
I hope it's not too late. I'm atheist and have my fingers crossed wishing her good luck.
HOPE SIS IS DOING WELL. ONE THING FOR SURE FROGMAN, ALL THINGS PASS! AT TIMES THE OLD ADAGE "FIDO" SEEMS SHALLOW, BUT IS THE LOT OF A WARRIOR TO DO SO. I WISH YOU WELL, AND SIS. :-) OL' JER THE 60s GRUNT.
AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME!!!!!!
Did FOH Sound for Barry many times in Telluride. Colorado...Not So Sound Company...just great stuff!!!
Like "The Dead" New Jersey used to have a huge Jorma Following, Whenever he used to play either in NY, Conn, Penn, or NJ we used to all pile into somebodies van, with just enough room for either kegs of beer or cases stacked to the ceiling. and then the rest of us. bouncing around in the back like old wood. We'd never miss his shows. Funny thing, (funny coincidence, not funny haha), is that everyone from those van trips, are now dead, except for me. Which really makes no sence, because back in those days if someone ate 2 ludes, I'd eat 5 just because I always figured, if 2 was good, then 4 was better. , I haven't heard of Jorma playing in Jersey in a long time.
I was one of those NJ fans who misses those days too - and most of my friends from those days have passed too, some in their forties. Van and truck trips all over to see this greatness were fun times, as were the ludes. Glad you share the same great memories of Tuna and the Dead in Jersey ... those were the days. Carry on
Jorma and Hot Tuna often play in New Jersey. Check the Hot Tuna website for concert dates. Next one is 11/18/16 in Tabor NJ.