Hot Tuna Acoustic @The Chestnut Cabaret 3/31/1990 Set II

Fiberboard/Wavelength Production
1. Keep Your Lamps Trimmed And Burnin
2. I'll Be Alright Someday
3. I See The Light
TECHNICAL DIFFICULTY somewhere in here
4. Embryonic Journey
5. Death Don't Have No Mercy
6. Let Us Get Together Right Down Here
7. Uncle Sam Blues
8. Mann's Fate
9. I Know You Rider
10. That'll Never Happen No More
11. How Long Blues
12. Water Song
ENCORE: Keep On Truckin'

[@andrewkirsch9314]

Thanks so much... Jorma used to play small clubs all over Phila in the 80s especially.... Chestnut Caberet had a lot of great acts, rare to find video... Taping was not allowed at most of these shows. I was fortunate enough to meet Jorma and his wife, as my neighbor was a friend whom he visited in the 80s in NE Phila. Great to see Jorma clean and sober for so long now. Always one of the greatest acoustic guitar players, a living legend go see him and Jack!

[@bobkelly5318]

great quality,,jack and Jorma 1990...good stuff,thanks for sharing

[@garydion3488]

Fabulous! Thank you!

[@danw5785]

that last bass run by jack seals the deal!

[@shadowcutssilhouette1621]

Great find!

[@Kwai-Chang-Caine]

Hot Tuna is an American blues rock band formed in 1969 by former Jefferson Airplane members Jorma Kaukonen (guitarist/vocals) and Jack Casady (bassist). Although it has always been a fluid aggregation, with musicians coming and going over the years, the band's center has always been Kaukonen and Casady's ongoing collaboration.

[@freddiszilagi5445]

Dan! This is the Shit! Jack!

[@freddiszilagi5445]

among the best Hot Tuna uploads, just a great set highlights Manns Fate , Water Song, aww all of em, Just great.

[@Mr1ezlife]

These are all amazing! Great sound. Christopher Hazard has been restoring a lot of Dead footage. I would support getting yours done anyway I can

[@dansnyder1036]

For years I had been bugging Bill to get on the ball and transfer these tapes. About two years ago I gave him my Pro Hi8 editing deck. In February sadly Bill Passed away suddenly. Luckily, I was able to grab as much equipment as I could. His brother and sister were throwing EVERYTHING away that they didn't see as valuable and a close friend put aside as much as he could before it was tossed. However I do not know if my deck was tossed or if its sitting in a repair shop for a tune up as Bill was very meticulous about his equipment. I'm currently looking into a good restoration person an will look into Mr. Hazard. Thank you for your support and please share the heck out these!

[@TonyFranciosi]

Soo glad you were able to save these!