People cool

Thank you.

I wonder if John ever got together with Rory Gallagher and stopped the world backin the good old days?❤😊🎸🎤🌋🍄☘️🍀🎇

Paul Kattner hired me. I was a dancer at the The Hungry I club and he came in , He paid me 20 bucks and gave me a summary of love T-shirt to dance on stage during their show.. I’m wearing a gauze off the shoulder, white dress with a purple sash and flowers in my hair.

Paul Kattner hired me. I was a dancer at the Hungry I club and he came in , He paid me 20 bucks and gave me a summary of love T-shirt to dance on stage during their show.. I’m wearing a gauze off the shoulder, white dress with a purple sash and flowers in my hair.

half the people in this video worked at Apple or Commodore

Me also thank you for posting miss everyone thankful I was blessed in my life

The BEST

All those foxy daancing chicks are now old ladies. What a bringdown!

Loving this peek at Jon and the rest of the crew 🙏🎸🤙

The good old days! Gone, not forgotten!

John was the b st I think be heard!

I’m 71 and grew up listening to Nick Gravenites awesome. Check out Electric Flag with some special talent. 1974.

Rare glimpse of Nick without his signature coat.

love Cippollina, In my mind created the whole SF sound that I love

A great natural blues singer

I saw Gravenites play every Friday for years. Rest in peace, friend. I saw Cippolina once. He kept me sane on that occasion.

The best blues voice and jam ever .will pay anything to saw them live .from South Africa

I was there!

I've just discovered some more Cíppolina stúff here: Look up Dave_M for that. A few others offer some clips, too I wondered about Dino--after the band splintered. Now I have a better picture--thanks to you here! Dino's obit page is somewhere here.: I made an entry in it. Dino was part of an old gypsy family. That explains much of it "Jesse Oris Farrow" is another alias for Dino. I just can't get over "Fresh Air": Dino nailed it! It's in my top 10. It sprung from a special studio, in a special place. This is similar to the "Stairway to Heaven' history. "St. Charles," from Jefferson Starship and "Fresh Air" are as good as anything else Viva San Francisco! The magical sounds wafting from it's steep streets--in that special, yet sorely troubled, era!

Link Wray, John Cipollina, Nick Gravenites, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Big Brother and the Holding Company, Northern California...It doesn't get any better than this!

Thanks for showing this clip. I have always appreciated the talents of Nick Gravenites & John Cipollina.✌️

Le groove excellentt. Bonjour de la chaine la rapologie

Dino was the quintessence of rock anti-everything ...his songs always questioned everything . He was ahead of his time by far ❤❤❤❤❤❤😢😢😢😢😢

Superguitarrista Cipollina..RIP.. QMS hizo la mejor versión de este tema.. por cierto, algunas de las tías que bailan están bastante buenas en ese 1983....como yo estaba también...

An amazing man and a hell of a talent.

wow, IMO, minute 14:35 - 17:50, whatever song this is, JC ad GD so great, always love everything Cipollina, but 15.55 Douglass runs riot in his lead...as far as guitar, richest "bar band" ever

Mickey is the heaviest dude in rock-n-roll, he is in fact a researcher, scholar and musicologist par excellence. He gathered the largest collection of field recordings of indigenous people’s sacred, folkloric and popular music from around the globe, as well as a collection of instruments and donated the entirety of decades research to be preserved though the US Library of Congress and Smithsonian Folkways for all people. Mickey employed Ethnomusicologist Prof of Music Fred Lieberman to scour the Libraries of the world in his quest for the origins of the drum and its use with the sacred. His contribution to the documentation of rapidly disappearing cultures is vast. He is sooo much more than the drummer of a rock band.

A musician who knew him said he was the most prolific songwriter he’d ever encountered. “He could write a song on his way to the bathroom, and he’d do the lyrics on the way back."

gold

Bravo-excellent

Terrific.

In May 1967 I attended the Avalon Ballroom concert by QMS. I remember the cigarette jutting out of the tuning head of Mr. Cipollina's guitar. Incomparable music. Great memories.

LIVE: Sausalito Art Festivsl, Sausalito, CA, (Sep. 3 or 4 or 5, 1983) Pride of Man (Hamilton Camp)

Bonsoir, quand vous avez entendu Cobra et l’album Happy Trails, vous reconnaissez immédiatement le jeu, le son et l’immense talent de ce guitariste sous-estimé et méconnu en France. J’ai bientôt 78 ans et écoute chaque fois avec le même plaisir/ frisson les 2 premiers albums de QSMS et son guitariste fabuleux ❤ Merci KZbin de nous permettre de le voir en live👍👍

IMHO, one of the things that stands out with Cipollina's playing, compared to other rock guitarists, is that when he solos he just doesn't just play a scale like he's playing over one chord. He plays through the chord changes and his soloing reflects the chord changes. Of course there are a bunch of other unique things about his playing/style but that to me is the most important one.

Too many scenes of the audience... not enough footage of Mr. C. ... 😢🙏🕯🌹💐😫😞❤⚡️🌡🦊🏆🎸🎓🧠☝️🖖👑 🧙‍♂️🪄✨️🎸🗿🎵🌉🌄

Gravenites was a heck of a good singer. Wish I was old enough to drive out to where any band of his was playing back in the day

Dino is fantastic. He was great in Quicksilver Messager Service. His albums I really love Children Of The Sun. It blew my mind when I heard first on KMPX in San Francisco.He was a good song writer also.I lived my first 20 years in the Bay Area. I saw him with Quicksilver at a concert. When I was a teenager, I saw a lot of concerts. I was blessed to be a teenager and live in the Bay Area. It was the perfect place to be in the world at the time. Now San Francisco is taken over by the homeless and the drug addicts, and is dangerous. So I am in Arizona, were you can walk the streets and it is safe. Dave in Arizona

Damn, this is so hot!!! 14:38…

Thank you KSAN FM STEREO 95 & in particular Richard Gossett for your great broadcasting years especially circa 1976 through 1978!

Sounds like Rocky Erickson solo song a slightly

Cipollina killing it, as always.

Incredible Musician. Thank You for posting!!!!!

I have to say this again.....I saw Thunder n Lightning round 82 at the Keyestone Berkeley opening for Roy Buchanan.One of the best shows I have ever seen.As I have seen some good ones.These guys were so fucking good we were all wondering when their set was over how Roy could be better.He was.Not by much.Roy hit 10.00 T n L hit around 9.80. Small Walk in Box was their showstopper.Roy jammed Johns Blues and Turn to Stone to EPIC LEVELS.One killer night for the music.

nice close ups of chippy.

Bravo MAESTRAZO!!!

Wow! Thanks for posting! That sound...!

Thank you.

What a great jam.These guys rock,thank you.Born and raised there,went to every outdoor kegger,gig,concert,it was the best time of my life.Thank you God for letting me grow up there and in this time.