Jorma Kaukonen - Watch The North Wind Rise - 7/14/1979 - Convention Hall (Official)

Jorma Kaukonen - Watch The North Wind Rise
Recorded Live: 7/14/1979 - Convention Hall - Asbury Park, NJ
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[@Neptune212]

Just loved when he played with that guitar. ❤

[@kenw8875]

brilliant. Jorma, Page, Al Di Meola, and Steve Howe. influenced my early guitar work ❤

[@fewhite5126]

I was at this show. I'd never seen or heard an acoustic played like this and it changed my music direction. Dug into Rev Davis and took up finger picking. A life changer this show was. They came out electric after and I was out of my mind.

[@dirkjohnson1113]

Yep

[@stevienox8675]

Jorma ( and Jack ) fan 50+ years and still digging it...

[@acefnfreely]

one of the bst nights of my life was meeting Jorma at the iron horse after the show and i got to tell him how much he influenced me in my life ! thank yoiu Jorma!

[@dirkjohnson1113]

Same here.

[@StevenCarinci]

Ultra beautiful!

[@carolynruocco9412]

Talented!!!

[@kot2kot1]

Услышал о Jorma Kaukonen в 1983-85 г.г. в передаче Севы Новгородцева.Низкий поклон,Всеволод. Мечта моей жизни,-видеть и слышать то,что я хотел,не смотря ни на что- сбылась.У меня ещё сбылось много мечт.(Плиз,я не ВВП),денег нетути.Это не горе. Зато я знаю,как звучат Джефферсон эйрплэйн и Джефферсон старшип реально. Сева,ещё раз,спасибо,-за юность.

[@geeman693]

I was at this show. Enjoyed the acoustic segment. The electric segment was......different.......

[@fritzthecat4143]

"Take some time for just one more".

[@CountdownKev]

Jorma's pretty hopped-up here!

[@dirkjohnson1113]

Rolling balls, for sure. Read the biography. In many ways he was another victim of all of that. It's nice to see the "FPR Jorma" these days.

[@Cap683]

and kind of scary looking too. BTW, Ovation guitars sound like plastic-even the expensive ones.

[@ksrtr6699]

Erittäin hyvä hyvä jukka soolot Best ja Frank

[@ralphtheisen6174]

I wish I had paid closer to Hot Tuna. Great music

[@josephtravers777]

Was a big Airplane fan in HS. At 18, a friend gave me the Quah LP he nicked @ a college station where he was working. Immediately dove into the finger-picking style of Gary Davis.

[@simonagree4070]

On my 23rd birthday, nice! I wonder what I was actually doing that day? Might have been in Columbus Ohio with my long distance girlfriend at the time.

[@listentoforgiveness7211]

I like your posts! Tuna Freak!

[@stevedigiso2533]

There is nothing like Hot Tuna

[@nicholaszozzaro6234]

The dead may be grateful but tuner is fucking hot

[@DidivsIvlianvs]

My favorite Hot Shit song!

[@georgetsikos8322]

Who played with him after?

[@kevinwingler3370]

+George Tsikos after what?

[@paullevine1813]

He's never stopped playing with Jack Casady & many others . These days he's still at it & better than ever. Electric & Acoustic. His Peace Fur Ranch brings many of the best players together to do what they do best... Play music.

[@dirkjohnson1113]

@@paullevine1813 Read the bio. It's all explained, sort of. Jack is back, and has been for a couple decades now. Like a lot of juiced up rock stars, Jorma had some real issues with his personal demons back then. His wife, his life, the music industry, his bad habits and a very elfish personality. All of it created a character that was desperately searching for something. We don't get to see that from the seats in the audience. Being a huge Jorma fan, it was a revealing book, honestly portrayed. Time heals. Him and Jack are rocks.

[@Editype]

Electric set had Denny "Benny Boredom" DeGorio and Bob Steeler. Jorma swapped out his cabana wear for a custom made "Hidden Klitz" t-shirt. Played until 2:00 am .... Kingfish opened .... and the fog rolled on....

[@josephtravers777]

@@Editype Played until 2, yeah. Tuna was a marathon act.