Jack Casady sounds great

Oh yeah gonna be Gooood TY❤❤🚌🚌🔥🔥🐻🐻Saw them 3 weels after this show in Maine 2 nights 3/31 4/01🔥🔥

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Best live version ever...so much emotion in his playing...

I used to binge the Uptown shows. I cannot remember if it was 80 or 81. Lol both yrs were great. The recordings I had were so crispy!!

Phil is insane on some of these songs!

Great drumming.

My buddy gave Allen Woody a phat joint after show the band was walking around talking to people. My buddy tried to slip in the joint in descret hand shake but it fell on floor and Woody looked at my buddy and said guess i blew that! What a night

I was there. Thay were playing Fillmore in San Francisco next night. This show very random an acoustic gig at basically a small bar in the heart of Humboldt county the epicenter of kynd bud way before legal weed. Thay did heart of stone rolling Stones cover blew my mind i was a stones fan and did not expect. I still have poster for small unofficial it was just on the wall and i took it

So lucky to have seen this show at Lenox just a marathon of incredible jams on a hot summer day Hot Tuna was simply one incredible band and still at it 50 years on just incredible. Lenox was such a lovely site back in the 70's on late afternoons into the evening just some tremendous shows!!!

The location for the 4/26/69 concert was “The Swing Auditorium” in San Bernardino, California.

My first ever concert. Thanks for sharing.

Dickie at 43' (can't lose what u never had) FIRE!!

Thank you myinnereyemike , if it wasn't for you, I don't believe I would have came across hot tuna, I always loved the music they recorded with airplane, I have been listening to everything I can find now on these guys, hot tuna is sadly not where I would have them, one of my favorite bands now, ya let's get those likes up where they belong, thanks again fellow fans

They were much better live cuz the lps weren't exactly like they wanted then again so many different ideas going at each other.

Thanx for this !! Believe this was the Tour i saw them on in Philly !! Incredible Musicianship! .. Srinivas on that Mandolin as astounding as John ... He And Zakir ..... Jamming on the Other Side now 🎇Blessings of Peace

I was at this show. It was HORDE. Allman Bros. were played last/headlined. I hung out at the beach all day swimming. Every once in a while I’d hear music like Big Head Todd waifing through the breeze. I missed all the other acts and only saw The Bros. They were awesome as usual!

À surprisingly tepid audience response to "For What It's Worth" a song that charted top 10 just 3 months earlier. Like the band for many their greatness was only apriciated long after they were gone.

It was a magical trip.

This performance, minus A Child's Claim to Fame, was broadcast on a one-time-only radio documentary about the Monterey Pop Festival about 30-40 years ago. I taped it and later transferred it to a CD. The sound quality on my copy of it is much better, clearer than this version. It's one of my favorite recordings ever.

Grew up listening to airplane , just loved the san Francisco sound , never had anyone turn me on to hot tuna , discovered them on my own thanks to you tube , you talk about a band that was full of talented musicians, very great full to who made this available for me to see and listen to and enjoy

Sweet!!!!!!!!!! ❤

Sweet!!!!!

I was there about the vantage of the photo. Some guy had a voodoo doll of Jerry on a stick waving it around in front of Garcia. Great sound! Merle Saunders was awesome. The rain started during Bob Weir’s show. Poured buckets. I got backstage nobody hassled me

This should have been on the Buffalo Springfield box set. Neil nixed it because he blew off the gig. But a gutsy performance nonetheless.

There's an official soundboard release of this set - RIP "Uncle" Willy Guldy - official parade mascot of Kingston, Rosendale, and Yankee Stadium bleachers. - kzbin.info/aero/OLAK5uy_ldT0N-_goILFI_KpJMSrh7L-9K5jT0Suk

Hadn't hear "Nowadays Clancy Can't Even Sing" for a long, long time. Nice to hear a live version again. Such good vibes from the '60s.

Thank you so much for taping and posting this show. I was there and what an incredible show it was. I haven't gone a day without listening to some Shakti ever since Zakir's recent passing 😢 I had tix to see him play in NY and got the news from the box office the following morning of his transition. Not the best news to wake up to. I'm so thankful I got to see him one more time with Shakti last year at the Capitol theater for the 50th anniversary. May his light shine bright for all eternity ✨️

This is without Neil Young and Bruce Palmer and with David Crosby. Barely the real thing

A part of my youth is burned into the sound of this band. It always takes me back to those years. I see pictures of them at the pop festival like I do here. I grew up a couple blocks from the venue when it went down but me and my brother weren't allowed to go inside. It always strikes me - the absence of young. After all these years and looking back, his reasons for skipping, seem all the more misplaced. Sure, he was always working to go his own way, But I always wonder if in the back of his mind, he wonders, "what if",.

I love the Springfield, but IMHO, that's a Totally unspirited performance of "Rock and Roll Woman".

What comes across to me ore than anything is what a great drummer Spenser was. He can play anything.

What I remember most about this show was Papa John Creech on violin

Herring tearing it up in kicking bach!

MyInnerEyeMike: thanks for posting. Cheers! 🥨

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Thank you 👍

We need to get everybody from the 60s back together again!😊

Doesn't seem like this is all from the same performance in 1967 ?? Good Shepherd was released on their Volunteers album in 1969 although it was one of Jorma's earliest songs from even before he joined JA. I'll give you that one although I don't know of JA ever performing it before Volunteers. The same is also true of Volunteers of America, released on Volunteers in 1969. I don't think JA had this song as part of their set much before their release in 1969 as opposed to a performance in 1967??

So many great unsung bands around the Bay Area at thst time, The Losding Zone, The Electric Flag, Mother Earth, Sons of Champlin… good times.

When SF was the center of the known and unknown Universe. Yep.

I was at this show payed 20 for 2 floor seats i was 15 my girlfriend was 17

I was there and wish I remembered more than I do, but I do remember is was pretty awesome.

These cats are more hopped up than somewhat.

May they quietly and thankfully never disturb our peace hence forth.

Grace and Jack have Beautiful Threads !!!! All Respect !!!!! To this Band !!!!! Miss This Band A Lot !!!!! Eternal Love is Present !!!!! Here !!!!!

Marty’s holding Jacks Bass !!!!

Chicago Transit Authority !!!!

I like the sound on this better than the lp.

That version of rock n roll woman is doing wonders for my bad back. It’s made me squirm so much I think it’s put itself right. Doug Hastings lead guitar is truly awful. He never did understand this group and I’m shocked Stills Furay and the others didn’t kick him out before Monterey. They must’ve known instantly that he would never fit.