- Audio CD (23 Dec 1999)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Label: Relix
- ASIN: B000000SUP
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 591,702 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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Track Listings
| 1. Bill Graham Intro/Never Happen No More |
| 2. Candyman |
| 3. Keep Your Lamps Trimmed And Burning |
| 4. Uncle Sam Blues |
| 5. John's Other |
| 6. Rock Me Baby |
| 7. I Know You Rider |
| 8. Come Back Baby |
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5.0 out of 5 stars
This is RARE material finally issued!
27 Oct 2000
By Jo-Ann Lucchese
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Format:Audio CD
I always loved Jorma and Jack (the vicious rythm section that makes up Hot Tuna) and these are the recordings that explain why. This disc represents an era of Tuna that was not only historic, but essential in the roots of good ole music. There are country elements, rock elements and a free-form element that can only be borrowed from jazz exploration. You will dance, shake and stomp your feet along to monstrous rhythm section of this awesome band. Tuna was unique and the guitar pickings of Jorma are unlike any other guitar player out there. There is not a bad song on this lovely disc!
4 of 6 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars
Weak Tuna
27 Jan 2002
By Aaron Gangross
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Format:Audio CD
This is a rather poor release, though it has its moments (the searing John's Other, for example). The sound quality is good and there is some histoy here, as it was recorded at the closing of the Fillmore West. Actually, that's the strongest selling point. Otherwise, the set list is almost the same as the "First Pull Up..." CD and it was recorded duirng the same year (1971) with the same line-up. All this leaves you wondering why it was released. One listen will cause the same reaction. Pass on it or save it until last.
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This CD is GREAT!
17 Oct 2010
By Leonardo Mirenda
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Format:Audio CD
The best track on it is "Been so long", with the beautiful violin by Papa John Creach, that makes (with absurd Jorma's finger picking and Jack's powerful bass playing) the Tuna sound psychedelic, unique, original.
All supported well by the jazz-blues drumming of Sammy Piazza, this is a great "bootleg" HOt TUna album.
IMPORTANT: NOTICE THAT THE CD HAS NO BACK INSERT
All supported well by the jazz-blues drumming of Sammy Piazza, this is a great "bootleg" HOt TUna album.
IMPORTANT: NOTICE THAT THE CD HAS NO BACK INSERT
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