First time I saw Dave was at Performing Arts Center in NYC 1971. Stoned out of my mind on mushmakon pot and great tickets. Man they fucking rocked all night. Really good band. Still memorable after all these years.He warmed up Santana. Sanantana was very good endless durms but Dave was better. Just a tight groovin' British band. The brits owned it back in the early 70's.
After all is said and done I like more Dave's music then that of Winwood (personal opinion of course) I understand Dave didn't like that much the Jazz style Traffic was getting into and in the end he became a great guitarist (acoustic too big time) and vocalist playing as you might know with the likes of Hendrix, Harrison, McCartney, Crosby & Nash, Delaney & Bonnie & Friends, even a small stint with the Mac, apart from a long list of his own albums then straight into rock's hall of fame
Dave a H addict? not that I know, has never been published to my knowledge, besides hes a bit overweight but hes no Keith Richards (Wall due respect) so their just rumours or plain slander which is totally underrated, yucks
Thanks for posting this song. All of Dave Masons withstand the test of time. I love this and all of dave Mason's music. Brings back some great memories and sound great still. I'd trade all the new "music" of today, all the Justin Beibers, Lady Gaga's, all that pass for music for one Dave Mason anyday. Sorry Dave for saying your name in the same sentance as those new so-called "musicians". Hendrix is still great too!
Sorry to rain on your parade here but is GRAHAM NASH doing the harmonies here, not David Crosby.
Crosby and Nash do harmonies on other Dave Mason songs like, "You can loose it", "She's a friend" from Split coconut album and on another song called "Give me a reason" from "Dave Mason" Album, but here as I mentioned is Graham Nash doing the high key harmonies not David Crosby if I recall well, hey is just info ok?
Yes he was a heroin addict at one time just like everyone else from that era. They all may not have been adicts but they were users. Clapton (addict) J.Lennon (user) G. Harrison (user) The Stones, Hendrix you name 'em "H" was just the in thing at the time. Many got carried away and couldn't handle it. Mason is a great artist. I thought he should have stayed with Traffic but he felt he was being overshadowed, (which he was) He had a great solo career.
First time I saw Dave was at Performing Arts Center in NYC 1971. Stoned out of my mind on mushmakon pot and great tickets. Man they fucking rocked all night. Really good band. Still memorable after all these years.He warmed up Santana. Sanantana was very good endless durms but Dave was better. Just a tight groovin' British band. The brits owned it back in the early 70's.
PlymouthVT 1 month ago
良いね、このスピード感。ソロギターの甘い泣きが言わせない。
jyujyuro 2 months ago
After all is said and done I like more Dave's music then that of Winwood (personal opinion of course) I understand Dave didn't like that much the Jazz style Traffic was getting into and in the end he became a great guitarist (acoustic too big time) and vocalist playing as you might know with the likes of Hendrix, Harrison, McCartney, Crosby & Nash, Delaney & Bonnie & Friends, even a small stint with the Mac, apart from a long list of his own albums then straight into rock's hall of fame
Thx
longlostgus 2 months ago
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paulbrink6 3 months ago
Love his music and voice...great guitar player too...THANKS!
MrsNatureLuver 5 months ago
Dave a H addict? not that I know, has never been published to my knowledge, besides hes a bit overweight but hes no Keith Richards (Wall due respect) so their just rumours or plain slander which is totally underrated, yucks
thanks
gus : ) ♪
longlostgus 5 months ago
The background vocal is not David Crosby (sorry) is Graham Nash 100% sure
but is ok dont want no word wars LOL
anyway this lead guitar here is just pure and solid rock
thank you for the upload and lots of stars 4 the vid
gus : ) ♪
longlostgus 5 months ago
すぐデイヴ・メイソン節だ、いい曲創るネ"BABY~PLEASE"~個人名義のアルバムはたいがいハズレなし!
blackandtanful 8 months ago
So I went over to my BFF'S the other night.. We both grew up in LA.. She put this on~ Lord!! MEMORIES!!
jgmh7357 9 months ago
He also plays Acoustic with Hendrix' on All along the watchtower, but i guess most people knew that.
cheezer57 1 year ago
Thanks for posting this song. All of Dave Masons withstand the test of time. I love this and all of dave Mason's music. Brings back some great memories and sound great still. I'd trade all the new "music" of today, all the Justin Beibers, Lady Gaga's, all that pass for music for one Dave Mason anyday. Sorry Dave for saying your name in the same sentance as those new so-called "musicians". Hendrix is still great too!
rollieskreetie 1 year ago
one of the best leaf and acoustic guitar players ever (in my personal opinion ) very elegant style )
thank you
longlostgus 1 year ago
@longlostgus Yeah Gus, this is great thanks for referring it to me
11thPassenger 1 year ago
@11thPassenger
thank you Joel real glad you like it. Will help you widen your music lead guitar style of course, yes,
thanks J. one of the best there very nice,
ok, later.
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longlostgus 1 year ago
Mason fan note: He's the second guitarist on Jimi Hendrix's "All Along The Watchtower" and a founding member of Traffic.
quebee02 1 year ago
graham nash is on back vox
Boyispop 1 year ago
to ricadrew:
Sorry to rain on your parade here but is GRAHAM NASH doing the harmonies here, not David Crosby.
Crosby and Nash do harmonies on other Dave Mason songs like, "You can loose it", "She's a friend" from Split coconut album and on another song called "Give me a reason" from "Dave Mason" Album, but here as I mentioned is Graham Nash doing the high key harmonies not David Crosby if I recall well, hey is just info ok?
Thanks
Nice upload love Dave Mason
longlostgus 1 year ago
Thanks for posting the lesser known tunes.
radioactive144 1 year ago 3
@radioactive144
thanks!
bovjer 1 year ago 2
One of the best..
WAY underappreciated
Phenominal guitarist and song writer plus he rarely gets credit for a great voice.
Thank you , Dave.
Thanks for posting.
Thank goodness for youtube.
indifferentdrummer2 1 year ago 7
And oh yea, how many people know that David Crosby is a background vocal?
ricadrew 2 years ago
for real? big fan of david crosby !
bovjer 1 year ago
Yea, just on this song. And another song on this album Stevie Wonder plays harmonica, pretty cool stuff!
ricadrew 1 year ago
@ricadrew Actually, it is Graham Nash
nalniuqs 1 year ago
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@ricadrew Actually, it is Graham Nash.
nalniuqs 1 year ago
@ricadrew mason has played with hendrix aswell
420GuitarShredder 6 months ago
Wow, memories, thanks for posting this!
ricadrew 2 years ago
just heard this great song again...Dave won't play this song live...bad mammories?
davidsailz 2 years ago
thanks! great song
bovjer 2 years ago
Thanks for posting!
tkrantz55 2 years ago
Nice vocals and lead guitar ....great song back in the day!
jazzyg2007 2 years ago
Yes he was a heroin addict at one time just like everyone else from that era. They all may not have been adicts but they were users. Clapton (addict) J.Lennon (user) G. Harrison (user) The Stones, Hendrix you name 'em "H" was just the in thing at the time. Many got carried away and couldn't handle it. Mason is a great artist. I thought he should have stayed with Traffic but he felt he was being overshadowed, (which he was) He had a great solo career.
smartypantz56 2 years ago
Is it a fact that Dave Mason was an heroin addict? Thats what i figure, reading the lyric.
On my part, that line is the best part of the song "in a big rubber room with a silver spoon still on my mind"
bovjer 2 years ago
Thanks so much for posting this.. I THINK they actually banned the lyrics (silver spoon stil on my mind) later..My favorite dave mason song..
erelprivat 2 years ago