Saturday, August 23, 2025

Janis Joplin - Ball & Chain - Monterey Pop

Monterey Pop Festival 1967 (Remastered)

MONTEREY POP FESTIVAL--40 YEARS AGO DOCUMENTARY

No question...a wonderful show

 

Temporary like Achilles: Muthspiel - Towner - Grigoryan - (1) - oct2013

Temporary like Achilles: Muthspiel - Towner - Grigoryan - (1) - oct2013

Temporary like Achilles: AFTER DARK: 12th show of '85 pt 2 (25/3/1985) - Jo...

Temporary like Achilles: AFTER DARK: 12th show of '85 pt 2 (25/3/1985) - Jo...

Temporary like Achilles: Paris, Texas Interview with Ry Cooder

Temporary like Achilles: Paris, Texas Interview with Ry Cooder

Temporary like Achilles: Jason Isbell RELATIVELY EASY (WNCW)

Temporary like Achilles: Jason Isbell RELATIVELY EASY (WNCW): song of the  year ..easy

Temporary like Achilles: Little Feat - Rainbow Theatre London 1977

Temporary like Achilles: Little Feat - Rainbow Theatre London 1977

Temporary like Achilles: Rolling Stones - Brown Sugar (live) HD

Temporary like Achilles: Rolling Stones - Brown Sugar (live) HD: bobby keys....honkin!

Bob Dylan - Atlantic City (late), 18 Nov 2000 (full concert video)

Friday, August 22, 2025

04 Bulbs Van Morrison Live at Montreux 1974

Van Morrison - Warm Love

Marvin Gaye "What's Going On / What's Happening Brother"

Van Morrison performs Northern Muse Solid Ground on the Mary O'Hara Show...

Van Morrison Tupelo Honey Live with great solo by Pee Wee Ellis

Van Morrison - Into The Mystic - 2/2/1974 - Winterland, San Francisco, C...

08 Street Choir Van Morrison Live at Montreux1974 HD

Van Morrison - Cyprus Avenue - 9/23/1970 - Fillmore East, New York, NY (...

Van Morrison - A Sense of Wonder (Live at the Sydney Entertainment Centr...

Van Morrison , Sense Of Wonder, Old Grey Whistle Test 13.11.1984

Van Morrison, It's All In The Game,Grand Opera House 23.10.1984

Bob Dylan 'People Get Ready'

Bob Dylan — Slow Train. Merrillville, Indiana. October 19, 1981

Shelter from a Rousing Storm - with Bob Dylan in Hiroshima, Japan, Febru...

Bob Dylan RARE TV interview—Patrick Crosby

Saturday, August 16, 2025

Santana - Jungle Strut (1971)

Bob Dylan - Desolation Row - Live at Forest Hills 1965 [DEBUT PERFORMANCE]

JEFFERSON AIRPLANE "WE CAN BE TOGETHER" LIVE USA CA 1969.

Larry Coryell: Kowloon Jag (Live at Yoshi's 2013)

Jackson Browne - Life'll Kill Ya (Warren Zevon cover) - Beacon Theater -...

Bob Dylan - Rare You Angel You - London 08.02.1990

Looking for You

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The Who - Naked Eye live at Isle of Wight 1970

Richie Havens - Freedom at Woodstock 1969 (HD)

Jackson Browne - Sydney - December 1 2023

Jackson Browne - "For a Dancer" - Beacon Theatre - NYC - 8.12.25

Van Morrison & Solomon Burke - Fast Train

Thursday, August 14, 2025

Paul & Alexander Kantner - The Baby Tree

Hot Tuna ft. Jefferson Starship - America, Volunteers

Jefferson Starship - Shadowlands (HD Sound)

Jackson Browne - "Take It Easy" - David Letterman (Web Exclusive)

Jackson Browne - Take it Easy/Our Lady of the Well - Beacon Theater NYC ...

Casey Jones (Live at Winterland, San Francisco, 1974)

Sara Bareilles - "Stoney End" | 2012 Induction

Jackson Browne - Life'll Kill Ya (Warren Zevon cover) - Beacon Theater -...

We Can Be Together (Live at The Family Dog Ballroom, 1969)

Jackson Browne - 'Soundstage', Chicago, Illinois, November 6, 1976

SANTANA "Soul Sacrifice" live in Woodstock 1969

Santana’s popularity was virtually nonexistent when the group took the stage at Woodstock. Formed in San Francisco in 1966, the band quickly became a mainstay at Bill Graham-run events in the Bay Area. Outside the region, however, Santana had yet to find an audience. A marketing campaign was devised to raise the ensemble’s national profile prior to the release of its self-titled debut. In effect, its appearance at Woodstock was the first stage of this plan.

The gambit worked, too, perhaps better than anyone had anticipated. Right from the start, Santana was a well honed and vibrant live act. Over the course of its career, Santana consistently has fared better on stage than it has in the studio. From beginning to end, its debut was remarkably strong, and it spawned a pair of hit singles with Jingo and Evil Ways. Yet, the effort still paled in comparison to the ensemble’s concert performances.

At Woodstock, Santana wisely treated the massive crowd to a slate of songs that highlighted the full breadth of its stylistic range. The muscular blues groove of You Just Don’t Care was situated next to the pop-imbued beat ofEvil Ways, and the thrashing, hard-charging Persuasion brushed against the seductive tribal rhythms of Jingo. The highlight, of course, remains Soul Sacrifice, a scorching instrumental number that suitably punctuated the ensemble’s brief eight-song set and left a lasting impression upon those in attendance.

Friday, August 01, 2025

The Eleventh House w Larry Coryell Low Lee Tah

Larry Coryell, the Godfather of Fusion, and his Eleventh House band deliver a strong performance of Low-Lee-Tah, one of the songs on their debut album, from a concert in Oslo, Norway.

Tuesday, July 22, 2025

Roads and Roads - Episode Six - Season One

Jorma Kaukonen – A Lifelong Musical Legend to Me

While most of my friends were swept up in the wave of punk and new wave bands during the late ’70s and early ’80s, I was immersed in something very different – the extraordinary guitar work and soulful voice of Jorma Kaukonen. To me, Jorma isn’t just a musician; he’s a legend whose artistry has continually evolved, creating a body of work that stands apart from any trend or era.

I first discovered Jorma through Jefferson Airplane, where his distinctive fingerstyle guitar and bluesy influence gave the band an edge that set them apart from other psychedelic rock acts of the time. But it was his side projects – particularly Hot Tuna, formed with Jack Casady – that truly captivated me. Hot Tuna started as an acoustic blues project but transformed into a hard-driving electric band while never losing the heart and soul of its roots.

Over the years, I followed Jorma’s recordings meticulously – from his solo albums like Quah (a personal favorite, with its hauntingly beautiful mix of folk and blues), to his numerous collaborations with musicians who shared his love of American roots music. Every record seemed to offer a new dimension of his craft, blending storytelling with intricate guitar work that no one else could quite replicate.

Even after Jefferson Airplane’s heyday, Jorma remained as creative as ever, continuing to explore traditional blues, folk, and Americana while running his Fur Peace Ranch guitar camp, inspiring countless musicians. He never chased trends or tried to fit into the mainstream – and that’s one of the reasons his music continues to resonate with me to this day.

While others were following the newest bands and the flash of the moment, I found myself diving deeper into Jorma’s catalogue. He reminded me that true artistry isn’t about following the crowd but about carving out a sound and voice that is entirely your own.

For me, Jorma Kaukonen will always be a musical hero – a masterful guitarist, a passionate storyteller, and a musician whose work continues to inspire.

Ry Cooder Live at the Fillmore West December 1970 (Part 2)

Thursday, July 17, 2025

Bob Dylan / Keith Richards / Ron Wood - Blowin' In The Wind (Live Aid 1985)

Bob Dylan 15-Aug-1990 ~ Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium, Calgary, Ca...

Heart of Mine (alternate take), 1981, Bob Dylan

BOB DYLAN NEWCASTLE 1984 WITH SOUND UPGRADE AND 4K

Bob Dylan — Canberra, Australia. 6th February, 2003. Stereo recording of...

Margo Price ft. Jesse Welles - Don't Wake Me Up (Official Music Video)

Bob Dylan — Like a Rolling Stone. Brixton, London. 25 November, 2003. Vi...

Bob Dylan ~ The Start Of A Universe - June 7, 1988 in Concord, CA (Remas...

"Deportee (Woody's Home Tape)" - Woody Guthrie

THE WHO: 'BALL AND CHAIN' (New Song)

Monday, April 14, 2025