Ron,you must to be proud of your rythm section.They are really masters.

A friend of mine and i got to see the Elvin Bishop Band in a small venue The Palace in Houston Texas in the mid 70s before the remodeled it about 3 tables from the front. They were alwsome. One of the best concerts Ive ever seen😅

Great room! Cool song and I love hearing that voice! Long Live the Loading Zone! Long Live Lil Armstrong!

Still a fine song.

Seen him ( and filmed ) do this song at the Redwood Run and he went into the crowd and brought three girls on stage for a topless guitar contest. Elvin always does a fun show.

Absolutely beautiful.

I will follow this woman now until I leave this world. You hear the things she have went through in her voice. This amazing voice you just close you eyes to hear how great she is ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I tell you what. This lady can sing any kind of music she want and make a career out of it. Her range is unbelievable. I can’t wait to she come to Shreveport to perform. I will be there please come to Shreveport Louisiana 🙏❤️🙏❤️🌟🌟🌟

I got to see Elivn Bishop in Houston Tx at the Palalce a small venue set at a table about three tables back im 1978 with my buddy Dan. A hell of a show!!!!

This far out

My point in posting was to celebrate the band performance, especially that of my domestic partner Rick Sankey on drums, who I lost to a tragic accident on 11/23/23.

What a load of crap. Study Physics.

THAT'S MY FATHER STILL BLESSED 🙏🙏

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❤ don’t forget your new song timeshare. 👍

Love this song ... Wish the best to everyone love youall

I’m a forever fan of its beautiful day. Song for the first time in San Francisco 1970. Rest in peace, David.❤✌️☮️

Freddie Huges, "Send My Baby Back." This brings back so many memories. Back in the day I was in a female group. Yep, a girl's group, 3 young ladies (Sharon Brothers, Sheila Mack & yours trully). | think this was our best jam. We won 1st Prize at a talent show at the Oakland Auditorium, backed by Gregory Green (RIP) & the Green Brother's band, or maybe the Bay Town's backed us that night. We thought we were so cute. Never did get the prize, a music contract. Anyway, we sang at the Oakland Coliseum too during halftime at a Warrior's game. Such a nice memory that I almost forgot.

One my all-time favorite songs 1969.

Seattle Pop Festival July 25, 26, 27 1969. Every bit as good as Woodstock and minus a few groups, yeah, but minus the rain, the mud, the traffic too. Three days and nights of nonstop music!

I was informed of these folks, in 1980's and enjoyed it, I even purchased a album

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In my opinion … their best album was … “ Marrying Maiden “ …. Time to roll a “ FATTY “ and put on some vinyl …✌🏿✌🏿✌🏿😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨

A favorite singer and person.

Great sound fellas! Also a great song, love your sound!

I seen Elvin way too many times to even try to count and the Fishing song well I’m getting my guitar out right now.

RIP Applejack Walroth and Rick Sankey. Jack was the real deal. Apple was a kind person, brilliant songwriter and a really cool, simple (good simple) and very soulful & effective harp player. We played together for 10 years at The Saloon and recorded 1 album together: Blues Power - Live at the Saloon-good luck finding it. Notable in this video: my friend Rick Sankey on drums, who just passed away in January-another very kind person, also from Chicago. Also, my brother Martin sitting in on hippie hand drum, my hair/elative youth and another 49ers SB loss. Apple's blonde Bassman head and Peavey 4x10 cab lived in the basement of the Saloon (a room with many tales to tell.) This Applejack tune, Those Lies, Radiator 110 (with Jack on harp) and 2 more are on Boz Scaggs excellent Out of the Blues album from 2018. I saw Boz in 2023 and he introduced and acknowledged Jack on 2 of the Applejack tunes he did that night. (He didn't even mention Fenton Robinson or Earl King)

To live in the time this was released was a real blessing✌️

I was a waiter in a coffee house in the early 60's she was playing a 12 string singing the blues i was 14 but I fell In love hell'uv a lady

This is the best rendition of “White Bird”. They were spot on that day!

Lordy Ms. Ashling

In very loving memory of Mr. Eldridge Leroy "Big Cat" Tolefree (1962 - 2017 R.I.P. Gone but NOT forgotten).

My brother's name is David Laflamme too ! He's a cardiologist here in Quebec! Good music!

Wow Ashling! That was amazing. God has blessed you with an amazing voice! Thanks for sharing it with us!

My brother loves you

Love the unique Northern California harmonies, beautiful violin, driving bass and hippie lyrics! 🌹

That's how you do It❣❣❣❣our people.😍😍😎😎

Esa cancion seguirá siendo una de mis favoritas, yo la descubrí en los 80 s con la serie el Auto Fantastico, con el famoso actor y cantante David Hasselhoff, y desde ese tiempo siendo una veintiañera, no dejo de admirar ha este Grupo Musical.

Great talent! A favorite song and group!

Love this song.

Swooning over this, brings back memories of Ballywood movies and music. Fantastic!

Saaaaaaang Ashling!!!!

One of the best musicians I ever witnessed. Elvin at the El Mocambo, Toronto.

R.I.P.

That is just about as pretty a song as there is... And have to admit Normie is perfect on that lead.

The man still got it. Best was at the bottom line in 75. Keep her goin, Elvin.

Always loved this band

I was there

How can i get a autograph from david and linda please. I am 71 and want to pass down to my grandson. I have cancer and i have been putting together for him when i am gone

I love whitebird i know david is original is linda the other singer