Where's the bass player? Why isn't James playing?

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Shame this lineup imploded so quickly. Of course, it was no surprise. I’m shocked that they were able to make a complete album.

I don't recall if I saw the 1990 appearance when it aired, but I definitely saw the 1991 appearance. So cool hearing True Gravity and Kind of Bird with brass. And I was at the Lakewood show Johnny mentioned in the introduction. Little Feat opened. Great, great show.

We were at this show. 7th row center orchestra. One of the best shows I’ve seen. We couldn’t hear for an hour after leaving.

Going down take me back to my young days turn down Detroit listening just about 2025 Buddy Miles jamming

I cried when BUTCH TRUCKS died. Long live rock and roll.

Shortly after Jazz Fest 1995 New Orleans got flooded.

I WAS THERE !!!! During Jazz Fest ! HOB on Decatur Str . YEAH !

what a fire setlist too, the old school intro to killing floor is quite rare after '67 from Jimi, he played my favs Hey baby, Room full of mirrors and "Have you heard" or as it is officially named, Straight Ahead... such sadness he isn't with us anymore... Hasn't been for over 50 years, what a crazy thing to say... Man i miss Jimi

Beautiful !!!!!!

Hollywood is now run buy the drug addled children of it's founders....sadly they lack the imagination of their Fathers to do anything great like this.

I was there, too I was standing outside, listening to a band that was playing in the battle of the bands when someone said Jimi Hendrix is inside playing so I went inside and sure enough

Does anyone know where the song power on this comes from? I cant find a professional recording and so im wondering if its just a b side they never really did, or if its a cover, or what. Thanks!

Over all these years, Jimi still enchants me and so many. I first heard him when I was about 14 years old when in junior high. I listened to "Smash Hits." Then I got all the albums I could and grooved on them endlessly, and grieved his early death. I had discovered him near the time of his demise. For a time, I took his music to be a mystical channel to...something. So, after becoming a follower of Jesus in 1976, I put away the music for years, fearing idolatry. But much later, I returned to it, not as a religion, but with appreciation for his unsurpassable gifts as a guitarist, technologist (or the guitar and studio), and as a composer of brilliance and beauty. All these live recordings, bootleg or otherwise, reveal how creative Jimi was on stage, the mark of a kind of jazz musician, really. Any tune could sound differently on any night but are still be pure Jimi. And let's never forget his inimitable sideman, Mitch Mitchell, Noel Redding, and Billy Cox (who is still with us as "the last gypsy).

Look at his fretting hand in the first pic. His little finger is longer than my middle finger. If you think somebody with small hands could have the dexterity similar to somebody like Hendrix, Clapton, Page, etc, you don't know anything

Fantastic!!

No guitarist on earth, could get a sound like Leslie West. Have a listen to the LIVE side of "Flowers Of Evil" absolutely incredible.

And it took me until today to know this existed... epic.

Best American band ever.

I would take Trower over Hendrix any day of the week. And Jimmy Dewar is one of the greatest blues singers ever.

Mean tone😮scary its the lynch man 😦

0:44 most magical guitar tuning ive ever heard. He created music while tuning his guitar.🥹🥹🥹

Sounds great 👍😊🎸✌️

I saw the shows preceding and after this one, both in Davenport, Iowa. First at Tom’s Turkey Tap (maybe 100 present) and the show after at Danceland Ballroom (less than 100 present). We still laugh about one of my best friends memories at the ballroom. He always says “I used the urinal next to Allan Holdsworth”. Funny but true

I may be wrong did Buddy write this first song?

1967年から1968年のクリーム時代がクラプトンの全盛期だったと思う。 短いフレーズの瞬間的な作曲力。パワフルなグルーブ感。 演奏が良いだけに、録音の品質が悪いことが残念。 1960年代は家庭用の録音機器の能力が絶望的に低かった。

Guitars are tuned to E standard unlike the first album they were tuned to E flat.

They cut out the interview where he was sitting that was Stevie Ray Vaughan‘s guitar after his death that’s if this old man’s memory is correct

Clapton is god

SCHLAFWANDLER ❗🥱

ozzy did well put to brad gillis in the tour 82

one of the best spoonful renditions, maybe better than the Wheels of Fire version. Clapton takes full command, and leads the band through the dynamic variations

I was there. As I remember it the energy was a bit flat probably due to his bust earlier in the day. I had seen him the previous year, also in Toronto, which I remember as a better experience

Bad to the bone😊😊😊

Was there..amazing show..Robert plant purple long fringed suede vest, poured on low rider blue jeans, silver platform boots with a purple star over the ankle..hair like a lion..just the visuals..were enough to blow you away, add the music...and you were gone..led zeppelin stratosphere

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Too different approaches ...both giants...let it just be that and enjoy my brothers🥱

Love the 2 Chuck Berry songs back to back....neither done at the Fillmore....great upload..thanks..

Unbelievable. That last song was very complex with the time changes and/or tempo changes. The Allman Brothers were not just a Southern Rock band. That last song was bordering on jazzy fusion. The horns sound fantastic..What a superb performance.

I wish i had the complete show on some bootleg CD.

Bad to the bone!

Saw Robin 3 times once he signed my Ol lady tit

Awesome!

Tommy was fantastic, and Candy was everything Janis wanted to be! ❤

Just noticed that after NQ, while Robert is talking, James plays a few bars of the beginning of 'Tea For One', that cool opening riff he does at the very beginning. 😎 LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹

I saw this tour too at LaMours

This performance one was always a favorite!