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  • I couldn't believe Jorma wasn't included in Rolling Stone magazines top 500 guitarist of all time issue awhile back. He's definitely got more technique and style than some of the folks that did make it.

  • A great live album that has sadly gone overlooked and under appreciated.

  • If you ever get the chance to see them live its still awsome, saw my first tuna show on his 70th first night at the beacon and it was magic, everybody who as there said best tuna show they had ever seen. the "hot tuna blues" tour they do is ehh, still hot tuna still rocks but if you can see a regular tour its really something after all these years he still sounds amazing, looks great Ive seen em 5 times in the the past few years, and ill definately see em again

  • Water song inspired me to pick up guitar, and in actuality its not all that complicated. How he came up with it is truly astounding but to actually learn once you break it down its actually a bunch of simple things put togther to make some of the best jams to ever fill the air. Wish he got more mention, on an acoustic he reigns king and Electric tuna is chillingly good, excellent vid thanks for posting the Double dose version in good quality instead of the studio

  • had the 8 track,

  • saw these guys once my ears are still ringing!!!!

  • this is a great live album.......

  • If you know Hot Tuna then you know what the 70s was all about. Time to listen, time to reflect on the feelings generated by the band. Hot Tuna gave you a unique concert every time they played. New bands should learn the art of jamming slowly.

  • this is good but not near as good as the studio version Where Jorma can play alot of leads thanks to tracking studio much better, how bout when they play Sea Child Live there is no lead guitar it just seems off...anyhow still good its Jorma

  • When the TUNA BOYS were playing some LOUD ELECTRIFIED STUFF! GREAT! MISS THESE HIGH PERFORMANCE  HOT TUNA SHOWS. BLESSED TO SEE THESE SHOWS REGULARLY!

  • This is a good version no doubt but does not have half the guitar as the studio cut from America's Choice that is the one you gotta hear, laying tracks is a good thing

  • You're right stillustronic. His finger picking is/was amazing, and he never gets mentioned in any of the guitar magazines.

  • Jorma Kaukonen might be the most under-appreciated guitarist of all time.

    His acoustic finger picking is mind boggling to try and follow let alone learn!

  • @stillustronic You're right His finger picking is/was amazing, and he never gets mentioned in any of the guitar magazines.

  • Thanks. The studio version is good, but this version def. is better.

  • my favorite version of this song. good job!

  • Jorma Kakonen...what more needs to be said?

  • this song..and album alike...had a truly profound effect on me...the raw power of it and not to mention the recording is wonderful...jorma's singing is perfect.

  • Makes me want to overthrow the social relation of masters and servants. Freedom was, is and will always be the message of this music.

  • I can't listen to Marty balin sing and not think of Mark Knopfler, very similar voices in my opinion

  • I have to admit I didn't watch the video...went to many Tuna shows in the 70s...when I heard this song again...wow...thanks for posting!

  • Will anyone deny that this maddening,frenetic pace compels us to try "... to be the master of tomorrow's slave..." ?

  • Double Dose rocked my world.....especially on double dosage

  • this song is soooooo badass

  • wow

    this is one of the best songs ever and this performance is brillant!

    from one of the best live albums in history!

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