THANKS ,SO MUCH,VENESSA,JORMA,JACK, JOHN AND ALL AT F.P.R FOR BEING SO THOUGHTFUL TO BRING THIS MUSIC TO US ALL EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. STAY SAFE, WELL ,WE ALL WISH YOU ALL , THE BEST IN LIFE.😎🎸🎶🔊🎼☮️ BOB.
This is one of my favourite videos I've watched on youtube, how are Jack and Jorma still so damn good at their age jesus christ, you guys need to clip out the song that starts around 42:30 that was absolutely superb beyond words.
Greetings from Riga, Latvia, and thanks so much for the 50+ quarantine concerts! I stumbled across them around halfway through after reading Jorma's autobiography "Been So Long", which I thoroughly enjoyed and recommend. I especially related to it because, like Jorma, I have Finnish roots and I spent my childhood living in different countries, including a long spell in the USA in the '80s where I taught myself guitar listening to an old Hot Tuna cassette. To this day, I still find myself fingerpicking "Hesitation Blues" - badly - every time I pick up the guitar! The quarantine concerts have been great musical therapy throughout the pandemic, and I lift my hat to you and the entire crew. Thank you, kiitos and paldies!
Welcome back Hot Tuna Vanessa and the Fur Peace Ranch Crew... the best! Thanks for having us back at the Ranch and it is nice to see all the fans again! What a gem ... thanks for sharing 50 A... A-! !!! FPR the very best!
@Bill Carey Turned my sound bar way up, sitting in my favorite chair, ready for the show! So Bill, that's a nice bass Jack has there for sure! However, I would much rather hear him play his "thunder" on an electric instrument. His talent is much more evident on an electric compared to an acoustic instrument! I have seen many acoustic and electric shows and can say without any doubt, I prefer electric shows! That being said, I still find Jorma to be my favorite acoustic guitarist!
@Bill Carey I believe that Jack's new "state of the art" acoustic bass may be the best acoustic bass that I've ever heard! One of a kind! The craftsmanship is amazing.
@@brianht1434 cool, I’ll look for the good shepherd upload… Sure did enjoy the live show the other night! At times I had the sound turned way up, and I was tapping along on my drums using the soft sticks -loads of fun! Love the humorous stories Jack and Jorma were sharing too!
@@brianht1434 yeah, I was ogling that bass every chance I got… Sure sounded sweet, too! I kind of agree with you, about his electric bass playing - the distortion and feedback- geez who else does it like that?! But he sounds great acoustic, too of course
@Bill Carey There is an Acoustic Hot Tuna reunion concert recorded 03/04/88 at the "Fillmore" in S.F. It is two shows combined, an early and late show. It is over 2 and 1/2 hours of music. Jorma plays incredible, maybe the best that I have ever seen him play the acoustic guitar! I watch it over and over again, can't get enough! If you have never seen this show, you must! If you have watched it, then you know how fantastic it is. I did check to see if you left a comment before bothering you, I did not find any. I can not adequately put in words, how impressive I find this concert! Obviously, it's on RU-vid.
I really enjoyed the music and especially the stories. I had forgotten the name Francis Rigney. I got out of the draft with a letter from Him I don't remember if it was Jorma or Paul who referred me. I loved hearing the old songs from the Off Stage days and the newer ones too. Thanks so much for all the years of music and friendship. Michael Fisher
Amazing, the building i'm living in has just been put into lockdown from today, your timing couldn't be better. Thanks to all for thinking of us. Love you guys
I apologize for my drunk comment about tuning and I want you to know that this concert series has been HUGE helping me get through the lockdown. Thank you guys so much
I'll never forget the first night i found you, in June. It had been a rough tough four months, tougher week and even harder Saturday. I flipped through you tube and saw your show. i think it was the first time i really relaxed since this craziness started. Thank you for that night and all the shows after.
Thanks Jorma & Jack for this extra show! Wonderful music & conversation, archetypes indeed. Bummed to miss the chat, was in SF and couldn’t get back in time. Glad you’re at the Freight NYE. Looking forward to the River Flows II on RSD 7/15 and your podcast. Thanks to Vanessa and the entire crew for this 15mo series. Truly a lifesaver in lockdown.✌️✨❤️🌎
Concert 50A...the icing on the cake, the cherry on the sundae! Thanks as always, guys, for this historic and thoroughly palliative series of shows! Can't wait for the podcasts!
@Sandy Ferber I have no idea what podcasts you are referring to! (did not watch the entire show) I would be interested if they include video and are not simply audio. How would I go about obtaining access and when are they scheduled? Anything that you can tell me would be helpful, thanks! BTW- I changed my username sci-fi friend!
@@brianht1434 Vanessa mentioned that a podcast series is on its way. And good news: It will be VIEWABLE here on RU-vid. She hasn't mentioned a start date yet....
Gratuitous comment: the Strafford County Complex in New Hampshire which houses the Courthouse, the Jail, an alcohol detox and recovery program , an animal center, old age residence as well as a daycare facility is located at the intersection of County Farm Road and County Farm Crossroad. I just find that intriguing Thanks so much for Radio Dreamstream Land 🎼🎵🎵🎹🎶🎶🎶🎸🎸 🤠🎤
I heard Jorma talking about the time he heard Pink Floyd when they came through California in '67. Was this during the Syd Barrett phase and if so, what are his memories of Syd and the Floyd?
@@johnwinter4328 I know that, I’ve seen him. Venessa corrected jorma when he referred to him and the harmonica musician from Berkeley as being in the band so his people wouldn’t hear jorma say he was in the band and file a law suit and try to claim some compensation. Hence the Alan Dershowitz comment.
