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  • Harvey, what was it like playing and hangin with Bloomfield. Esp the Flag days - how does he rank with all the other 'geniuses' you've worked with?

  • Great production of this record, who produced it?

  • Harv...when u got 2 go u got to go!!!

  • Eddie Hoh and Harvey were a great rhythm section and were just as important to the overall sound as Kooper Bloomfield and Stills. Harveys tune is BEAUTIFUL. What a player.

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  • Very enjoyable. Thanks very much.

  • Bloomfield split because he couldn't find any smack around. I think he took off back to Chicago just to find some.

  • What a great find. Thanx Brooks's. My favorite album of the 60's.

  • "Two days". One of the best jazz jamming sessions ever. Go figure. I wonder who did the editing?

  • brooks one of the best bass players of all time and well under rated but your a different class man you rock the bass i love your style specailly in super session

  • I had heard he drove a motorcycle into lake michegan and that was his ending but I don't really believe that. Great drummer!

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  • @viewfromthebottom

    Hey Harvey,

    Why didn't you play the 40th Anniversary of Newport?

    Buddy I might understand?!?

    Barry got some guy (?) that pretty much nailed Bloomers parts.

    Long time fan.

    greg

  • Supper Session... yes it was & still fresh today.

    I am curious... would anyone know what became of the drummer Eddie Hoh, I've sent a few e-mails out to no avail, maybe some here might know what happened to Eddie Hoh is he still alive or did he pass on? thank you in advance.

  • Thanks from me, also. Super Session

    will always be one of the greatest albums

    that relatively few have heard. It's great to

    hear from Harvey, but I also wonder

    about the Stephen Still remark. Are we to

    take it that Stills went on to be a major

    chump, or did Harvey just use a bad

    choice of words? As long as I've got

    Super Session and A Long Time Comin'

    in my cd collection, I'll be a happy man.

  • Stephen is a fabulous singer-songwriter!

  • @nixjag1 " . . . that relatively few have ever heard . . . ?" That album was a million-seller back in the year. And it still sells whenever a remaster is issued.

  • @EasyAce ... My comment wasn't meant as a slam. I bought the lp, the 8 track, and two cds. It may very well have sold a million, but I bought it in September '68 out of a K-Mart cut-out bin for $1.79. Thru the years I've had to tell people about it in an effort to get them to purchase it. What we didn't need on the last reissue were alternate cuts of two tunes. Kooper did us a disservice. Or are we to

    assume there were no other cuts left to add to the cd?

  • This is probably as close as I'll ever get to being in that very room at session time.

    Awesome. I'd love a few words about "His Holy Modal Majesty", if there are any.

  • This album really woke me up. Thanks for posting this Harvey. I smile whenever I think about you. TZ

  • as always harv, i love this stuff. thanks for the send and thanks for all the years of great music and perfect honesty.

  • nice, thanks!

  • Excellent video on the history of "Super Session," and great presentation.  Great to have these mini-documentaries while the important people are still very much around and able to tell the stories. Thanks!

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