@jltardiff No my friend ..no jokes intended....John is my "Ultimate" he was just so in to playing . As you know he played with lots of great musicians and bands , this was just put up to show how much he was loved by so many and how incredible he sounded...being a Brit I didn't get many chances to catch his magic for real but I did twice with Man and once with Nick and those memories will never die ...
@unviciouscircle No Problem, I am just a HUGE QMS fan. Who knows what woulda/coulda/shoulda been. Cipollina was head and shoulders above most guitarists around back then. Jeez, what a shame when he died. He and Jerry were best of friends, I know that. Different styles.....Jerry so laid back....John liked to play those stinging leads......Miss em both! Damn.
Lee Oskar from War on the harp! He has a regular gig here in the Pacific Northwest at the Hiway 99 Blues Club when he's in town. Still an amazing harmonica player!
The Dead at their peak. There was a great band around that time playing around the Bay Area called the "Dinosaurs". Cipollina was lead, Robert Hunter on rhythm, Bill Kreutzmann on drums and some others (I think!!!). I love his sound.
@clarkewi ..yer right mate Dinosaurs had a few line ups Barry "the Fish" Melton was also there along with a host of others...like Spencer Dryden etc..by the way was Great to see you guys lift the cup...
i need to hear this again this morning. It will perhaps entice the slow serpent lazily coiled in a hidden cavern of my body to rise and return my body to its Natural psychedelic winged lizard Form
@sallymander57 :-) nice to see someone noticed that too. This is one of the greatest pieces of Music ever played; i've heard it since 3 decades and it still astounds......amazes....and mystifies me ;-)
Synch is fine. Watching the wizard's fingers closely, solo looking perfectly synched. Always love to see these people together on one stage . A classic piece.
Only thing that hurts, is you don't hear the Around & Around that comes right when it cuts!
Lord the joint was jumping! Goin' round and round... reelin & rockin, what a crazy sound! Lord they never stopped rockin' till the moon went down.... : dreamy face :
I have this DVD and the CD. To me, the bonus material was worth the price of the DVD. Not only did I find out that Cipollina played with a pic (sp?) on every finger I found out that it is only through modern technology that they were even able to bring this out of the vault. The technicians said :"This one was for Dick," from 'Dick's Picks.'
That's Lee Oskar from War on harp. Believe they played Cow Palace NYE 78.The mirror ball looks like WInterland. I think I might have been at this show,seems familiar
The music still lives, through the internet. This concert is an excellent example of muscians interacting creatively and making music. Its not commerical, its not pop, Its not over dubbed, mixed and fixed in the studio. It is real. Thank You. I too appreciated the lack of negative cooments and "who is Better than Who" That gets really old
I wonder if young players nowadays "get" the whole concept of jamming. Beautiful clip. It's also very refreshing to see a comments section which doesn't have a discussion of "who is the most awesome".
My wife and I often say we were lucky to be here at this time and place and to have lived through the life changes we experienced during the 60s and 70s. You know our love will not fade away!!!!!!!!!!!!!
WOW! This is great, thank you for sharing this! Do you have anymore from this show? I'll check DeadBase & try to find some info on the date & venue for you. Thanx again. This made my morning! I loves me some Dead & Cipollina is one of the most underrated guitarist ever, in my opinion.
I talked to Cipollina once when QMS played here. He was a very approachable and warm person, very genuine. He was smearing some kind of oil on the neck of his sg and said it was very difficult to get. I can't remember what he said it was.
Sounds like a piece of Mona jam into NFA. The sound is incredible, better with headphones, the mixing is delectible. I think JC played with them 12/31/78 at the closing of winterland. I remember Donna looking amazing.
@Umberto2 right time of year and venue as to the year not sure now..thanx for dropping by and taking the time to leave a comment though..always great to hear from appreciative ears .
@Umberto2 - Deadfinately looks like the closing of Winterland. I have the DVD. The harmonica player is a Danish guy played with War, his name's Lee Oskar....
@Umberto2 That sounds about right it was The closing of Winterland and this is the 3rd set. The Blues Brothers and New Riders also played. I was in the 1st row of the balcony at this point.
Exceptional…..the essence of absolute psychedelic synchronicity & unadulterated FUN that we got down to so Gratefully….this is amazing….the Vibe on video, rare! Thank You!
What a fat sweet groove! I love it! I'm quickly becoming a Cipollina fan. I love Bobby's slide solo and that guitar! Jerry's moves are really sweet too. Thank you for posting this rare and beautiful gem.
@weirdreamin ..glad your getting in to JC.....such original musical talent is rare...when you find it though, it becomes intoxicating....Season Greetings to you.
That's the kind of attitude i miss more and more in the internet nowadays. Not only you have great taste in music, you are polite as well. Now, that's rare man. Very rare indeed...
Remain golden and keep on rockin for the rest of your life bro
@titicaca321 if your saying the sound is not in sync then you are the only one so far to have had grief which is a shame. Every Mac and PC I have seen this on has been fine to watch.
@shotdonkey so they had technical hassles .Cipollina was the entire bands Hero...remember the rest in the book in how when they met at the Heliport? Yeah I got both Dekes books and both signed by the Man, don't go knocking the good intentions they all had ..dont even think Deke would think too highly of your comments....why did he join the Helps on Xmas at the Patti and do such a blinding version of Mona...think your very wrong with your comment.But let the rest of the world judge your words.
The Dead is an amazing band - they were jamming with a lot of guest musicans, like Dylan, Joplin, Santana, Cippolina, Allman Brothers .........unfortunatelly they came to Germany only 2 times, 1974 and 1981 in Munich. It was not very far for me from Vienna to Munich. This was the only time I have seen the Dead in concert.....it was amazing!
if you always wondered about the strange sounds john gets out of his guitar it's cool to SEE him play. btw just got MAN - "maximum darkness", a '75 live album featuring the Manband at their peak with john as special guest, a-ma-zing!!!
@WizardofFuzz ...saw the gigs at the Roundhouse..well two of the three....so yeah John with Man was amazing alright....great day to you and thanks for dropping by to leave a comment.
Thank you very much for posting this. It is a high quality item featuring John. Although John more or less kept to the same distinctinve, unmistakable, sound and did not move very far beyond the Quicksilver musically (i.e. from 1966 on), he was always amazing and without doubt one of the all-time greats of rock'n' roll. Here one can see his playing really close up and it becomes apparent how gently he plays the strings and how much he uses the tremolando of his 'special'.
a personal favorite of mine ......one great ride from start to end....I take that ride over and over again and never get tried of it been available for years on DV
This reminds me of a Winterland show I saw in 73 with Cip & Copperhead, Paul Butterfield, Mike Bloomfield, Elvin Bishop. all their bands and the Sons of Champlin. In that monster jam, somebody in the audience said they could play harp better than Bloomfield's harmonica player. So they brought him onstage where he proceeded to blow everybody away.
What an extraordinary treat for the senses. Their sounds work so well together. Just about the right amount of vocals for THE jamband, too. Thanks so much for posting this remarkable vid.
Wow, just great to see and hear Cipollina with the dead doing Not Fade Away--Cipollin's sound is so unique and unlike any other guitarist's sound--thankyou you so much, Freeman
Weir seeing light.... and hearing sound! Always loved this vid. Seeing John & Jer talk .... doesn't come much bettern this. Ur channel ROCKS my friend! Remember a couple years ago? Barely any Cip on this Tube.... Weir doin' good now!
There are hundreds o great guitarists of course; but only a few that you can identify within three or four notes, eg BB King, Jeff Beck, Jimi Hendrix, Carlos Santana, Eric Clapton, George Harrisson, Mick Jones and of course this guy!
Cippolina looks like half Keith Moon, half John Cleese but with long hair.
PatentApplied 1 day ago
Went to see the Capton . Wow what a Jam this is so good and well recorded........ and Live 5 Stars
philagerryberry714 4 days ago
I actually could recognise Phil's bass. He's such a unique player
Tooindieforyou 1 month ago
This a joke, Cipollina could outplay Garcia any day, any time. Gimme a break.
jltardiff 2 months ago
@jltardiff No my friend ..no jokes intended....John is my "Ultimate" he was just so in to playing . As you know he played with lots of great musicians and bands , this was just put up to show how much he was loved by so many and how incredible he sounded...being a Brit I didn't get many chances to catch his magic for real but I did twice with Man and once with Nick and those memories will never die ...
unviciouscircle 2 months ago 2
@unviciouscircle No Problem, I am just a HUGE QMS fan. Who knows what woulda/coulda/shoulda been. Cipollina was head and shoulders above most guitarists around back then. Jeez, what a shame when he died. He and Jerry were best of friends, I know that. Different styles.....Jerry so laid back....John liked to play those stinging leads......Miss em both! Damn.
jltardiff 2 months ago
@jltardiff LOL you nuts ? I like Cipollina a lot , but he is not even half the guitar genius Jerry and actually Bob as well are.
alexlancer11 2 weeks ago
I was at this show!!!!
toodeemo 2 months ago 3
not fade away/^5
teleevangelist 2 months ago
The really great ones make it look easy, don't they?
beachdog67 2 months ago
I like Cipollina's playing better here.
johnnystaccata 2 months ago
Lee Oskar from War on the harp! He has a regular gig here in the Pacific Northwest at the Hiway 99 Blues Club when he's in town. Still an amazing harmonica player!
sp4dd 2 months ago
holy sh*t!
lifted me right out my narcissistic deep depression (yeah ok i'm allowed one of the stages of grief but...)
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>LOVE<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
:)
!
aurora1957A 3 months ago 2
The Dead at their peak. There was a great band around that time playing around the Bay Area called the "Dinosaurs". Cipollina was lead, Robert Hunter on rhythm, Bill Kreutzmann on drums and some others (I think!!!). I love his sound.
clarkewi 3 months ago 5
@clarkewi ..yer right mate Dinosaurs had a few line ups Barry "the Fish" Melton was also there along with a host of others...like Spencer Dryden etc..by the way was Great to see you guys lift the cup...
unviciouscircle 3 months ago
Thanks 2 all u humble ppl that took the time 2 find and share John C's magic...may u all be blessed!!!
U all know who u are!!! :)
Jenscool 6 days ago 2
@Jenscool Peace Friend
unviciouscircle 4 days ago
@clarkewi No, it was Robert Hunter, John Cippolina, Barry Melton on guitars, Perter Albin on bass, and Spencer Dryden on drums.
pumazpawz 3 months ago
@pumazpawz That sounds right. Hearing Cippolina and Barry Melton play together was magic.
clarkewi 3 months ago
All i can say is: once wasn't enough;
i need to hear this again this morning. It will perhaps entice the slow serpent lazily coiled in a hidden cavern of my body to rise and return my body to its Natural psychedelic winged lizard Form
One can always hope
WEIR4EVER 3 months ago 3
Lee Oskar from WAR on harp...stellar!
somepig2k 3 months ago
@somepig2k Historic gig indeed... Closing of Winterland
WEIR4EVER 3 months ago 3
Bobby even gets a chance to play lead on this one.
Great show.
sallymander57 4 months ago 2
@sallymander57 :-) nice to see someone noticed that too. This is one of the greatest pieces of Music ever played; i've heard it since 3 decades and it still astounds......amazes....and mystifies me ;-)
Happy trails, friend
WEIR4EVER 3 months ago 2
cippolina could always make your braincells jump right off the track ....ooops , there went another flying neuron !!!!!!! ;o)
Treadlightlyful 4 months ago 3
@Treadlightlyful no no! that should read 'On Track' ;-) heh heh... i love to see those things fly around :-D
WEIR4EVER 3 months ago
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Treadlightlyful 4 months ago
Cipollina is the best guitarist on that stage.
beowulven 5 months ago
lee oscer too!
joealanouf 5 months ago 2
This shit...now this shit...its jus so curly Thanks for posting
ClaypoolofLove 5 months ago
There is just no one who could build a groove like this. So intricate and yet, so smooth.
eslmc 6 months ago 2
Hot Damn! Love the summit meeting between the Dead and that Cippolina man!
dodig69 6 months ago 5
Intense, as always Mr. Cipollini was. Thank you for sharing.
jeffbeckrox 6 months ago
This is NYE 1978, Winterland's last night. See Keith on the piano? He and Donna left in Feb. 1979.
I remember sitting in front of a 6" b&w TV (that I bought for the occasion) in Palo Alto, listening on KSAN and watching on KQED...
pdxtomb 6 months ago
This is straight nasty :) :)
LetItRock420 6 months ago
tho is one of the stoniest jams ever….LOVE IT
52appaZ 6 months ago 3
this is the best thing in the world
morvelification 7 months ago 2
Synch is fine. Watching the wizard's fingers closely, solo looking perfectly synched. Always love to see these people together on one stage . A classic piece.
WEIR4EVER 7 months ago 5
@WEIR4EVER didn't think I was cracking up yet...
unviciouscircle 7 months ago
@unviciouscircle Not today anyways! LOL ;-) love ya Bro
WEIR4EVER 7 months ago
@unviciouscircle not a chance bro, you'll crack on everything else before you do on the Music of your soul!
WEIR4EVER 3 months ago
Only thing that hurts, is you don't hear the Around & Around that comes right when it cuts!
Lord the joint was jumping! Goin' round and round... reelin & rockin, what a crazy sound! Lord they never stopped rockin' till the moon went down.... : dreamy face :
WEIR4EVER 3 months ago
I don't know how the stage floor kept from caving in. So much talent!
lightlyone 8 months ago
Too many guitarists couldn't really fit into the Dead's onstage groove (look up Pete Townsend with the Dead), but John does a fine job here.
What DVD is this from?
Realitytourist 8 months ago
W O W!
Themostancient 9 months ago
I was at this show.
toodeemo 9 months ago
I believe this was NYE 1979, Oakland
toodeemo 9 months ago
all i can say is thanks
321hottuna 9 months ago
Anyone who voted that they don't like can kiss my *ss
jeanclaude4 9 months ago
I have this DVD and the CD. To me, the bonus material was worth the price of the DVD. Not only did I find out that Cipollina played with a pic (sp?) on every finger I found out that it is only through modern technology that they were even able to bring this out of the vault. The technicians said :"This one was for Dick," from 'Dick's Picks.'
Callenge1 9 months ago
That's Lee Oskar from War on harp. Believe they played Cow Palace NYE 78.The mirror ball looks like WInterland. I think I might have been at this show,seems familiar
Cometsamba 10 months ago
That's Lee Oskar from War on harp. Believe they played Cow Palace NYE 78
Cometsamba 10 months ago
@Cometsamba In my opinion Lee is the best Harp player to come down the pike in 40yrs, Magic Dick is alright but Lee is is the Master.
motownharry 5 months ago
Absolutely Vicious Un.
StumpCreekSentinal 10 months ago
The music still lives, through the internet. This concert is an excellent example of muscians interacting creatively and making music. Its not commerical, its not pop, Its not over dubbed, mixed and fixed in the studio. It is real. Thank You. I too appreciated the lack of negative cooments and "who is Better than Who" That gets really old
TheOAWplayer 10 months ago
I wonder if young players nowadays "get" the whole concept of jamming. Beautiful clip. It's also very refreshing to see a comments section which doesn't have a discussion of "who is the most awesome".
Thank you for posting this.
incongra 11 months ago
What an incredible synthesis. So many musicians to miss.
kraftdinnerboy 11 months ago
My wife and I often say we were lucky to be here at this time and place and to have lived through the life changes we experienced during the 60s and 70s. You know our love will not fade away!!!!!!!!!!!!!
eslmc 11 months ago
WOW! This is great, thank you for sharing this! Do you have anymore from this show? I'll check DeadBase & try to find some info on the date & venue for you. Thanx again. This made my morning! I loves me some Dead & Cipollina is one of the most underrated guitarist ever, in my opinion.
PEACE & MUCH LOVE TO YOU & YOUR'S!!!!
FreedomJunkie420 1 year ago
I talked to Cipollina once when QMS played here. He was a very approachable and warm person, very genuine. He was smearing some kind of oil on the neck of his sg and said it was very difficult to get. I can't remember what he said it was.
Barnekkid 1 year ago
This is indeed 12/31/78.
coglenngillis 1 year ago
Sounds like a piece of Mona jam into NFA. The sound is incredible, better with headphones, the mixing is delectible. I think JC played with them 12/31/78 at the closing of winterland. I remember Donna looking amazing.
bwilburful 1 year ago
Possibly Winterland NYE '78?
Umberto2 1 year ago 2
@Umberto2 right time of year and venue as to the year not sure now..thanx for dropping by and taking the time to leave a comment though..always great to hear from appreciative ears .
unviciouscircle 1 year ago
@Umberto2 - Deadfinately looks like the closing of Winterland. I have the DVD. The harmonica player is a Danish guy played with War, his name's Lee Oskar....
cardcreekdesign 1 year ago
@Umberto2 That sounds about right it was The closing of Winterland and this is the 3rd set. The Blues Brothers and New Riders also played. I was in the 1st row of the balcony at this point.
mymeester 11 months ago
@Umberto2 I think it's '77
teenonator 11 months ago
@Umberto2 yeppers, this is the Closing of Winterland
WEIR4EVER 7 months ago
Exceptional…..the essence of absolute psychedelic synchronicity & unadulterated FUN that we got down to so Gratefully….this is amazing….the Vibe on video, rare! Thank You!
bellablue108 1 year ago
Looks & sounds like it's from the '78-'79 period.
yimpka 1 year ago
I like how the dead plays like they aren't in a hurry to get where they are goin' .cipollina is the s4at 2
moondog50002000 1 year ago
delicious jam!! god bless you, unviciouscircle!
giannidifrancia 1 year ago
You just can not miss Johns sound, whereever you find him playing, there is that shrill string screamin.
StumpCreekSentinal 1 year ago
Great era for THE DEAD.....is this around 1977?
AvirtualSwitzerland 1 year ago
What a fat sweet groove! I love it! I'm quickly becoming a Cipollina fan. I love Bobby's slide solo and that guitar! Jerry's moves are really sweet too. Thank you for posting this rare and beautiful gem.
weirdreamin 1 year ago
@weirdreamin ..glad your getting in to JC.....such original musical talent is rare...when you find it though, it becomes intoxicating....Season Greetings to you.
unviciouscircle 1 year ago
unviciouscircle u r kind thank you big love too you brother peace
rainbowpagun 1 year ago
Such feeling! Such perfection! I 'm almost stoned just by the sound of it.
Thanks a lot my friend.
archimedesnation 1 year ago
@archimedesnation comments like yours make it so very worthwhile...thanks 'n' have a great time whatever your doing ...
unviciouscircle 1 year ago
@unviciouscircle
That's the kind of attitude i miss more and more in the internet nowadays. Not only you have great taste in music, you are polite as well. Now, that's rare man. Very rare indeed...
Remain golden and keep on rockin for the rest of your life bro
archimedesnation 1 year ago
@unviciouscircle its out of phase
titicaca321 7 months ago
@titicaca321 if your saying the sound is not in sync then you are the only one so far to have had grief which is a shame. Every Mac and PC I have seen this on has been fine to watch.
unviciouscircle 7 months ago
@unviciouscircle Yep, u got that right, Dave...hope all's cool with & yours!!! :)
Jenscool 6 days ago
@shotdonkey so they had technical hassles .Cipollina was the entire bands Hero...remember the rest in the book in how when they met at the Heliport? Yeah I got both Dekes books and both signed by the Man, don't go knocking the good intentions they all had ..dont even think Deke would think too highly of your comments....why did he join the Helps on Xmas at the Patti and do such a blinding version of Mona...think your very wrong with your comment.But let the rest of the world judge your words.
unviciouscircle 1 year ago
@shotdonkey if you would have read the book, you'd know the only song chippo didn't play on was Bananas, because his hawaii guitar was out of tune.
WizardofFuzz 1 year ago
The Dead is an amazing band - they were jamming with a lot of guest musicans, like Dylan, Joplin, Santana, Cippolina, Allman Brothers .........unfortunatelly they came to Germany only 2 times, 1974 and 1981 in Munich. It was not very far for me from Vienna to Munich. This was the only time I have seen the Dead in concert.....it was amazing!
Ixtulu 1 year ago
I think one person missed the like button.
irlandos1 1 year ago
@irlandos1 saw that too....Time for a visit to Spec Savers may be?lol...
unviciouscircle 1 year ago
if you always wondered about the strange sounds john gets out of his guitar it's cool to SEE him play. btw just got MAN - "maximum darkness", a '75 live album featuring the Manband at their peak with john as special guest, a-ma-zing!!!
WizardofFuzz 1 year ago
@WizardofFuzz ...saw the gigs at the Roundhouse..well two of the three....so yeah John with Man was amazing alright....great day to you and thanks for dropping by to leave a comment.
unviciouscircle 1 year ago
I have this DVD, I need to upload the whole show. I also have a JGB show that is phenomenal.
A long time deadhead said that "I have never seen Jerry as high as this, he was ripped during this show" you can see it too
AmanitaPersicina 1 year ago
This is weird....wow !!! It must be an unforgettable moment if you was there !!!!
thanks for this video !!!!
hippie1950 1 year ago
Wow. Bob's guitar is gorgeous, must be a custom built.
kerrgal 1 year ago
Thank you very much for posting this. It is a high quality item featuring John. Although John more or less kept to the same distinctinve, unmistakable, sound and did not move very far beyond the Quicksilver musically (i.e. from 1966 on), he was always amazing and without doubt one of the all-time greats of rock'n' roll. Here one can see his playing really close up and it becomes apparent how gently he plays the strings and how much he uses the tremolando of his 'special'.
Patfaki 1 year ago
Wonderful - thankyou!
beverlyrosey 1 year ago
John Cipollina will Never Fade Away
incarnation1000 1 year ago
Fab....amazing post,thank you for sharing.
1019drummer 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
Fat large an really hip to these new school further folk!!
mountainboy32 1 year ago
Fat large and really hip to these new school further folks!!!
mountainboy32 1 year ago
Hey hey... next on my night journey.... This Classic SOARS, Dave! I love it. A must in any collection in my book. John shimmers!
WEIR4EVER 1 year ago
I was there and John Cipollina electrified the audience, and of course The Dead❢
mymeester 1 year ago
So who's blowing harp? I can't decide if it's Paul Butterfield with an Afro or Lee Oskar of War.
Ishmael932 1 year ago
@Ishmael932 100 pct lee oskar!
jayheadj420 1 year ago
The Closing of Winterland
a personal favorite of mine ......one great ride from start to end....I take that ride over and over again and never get tried of it been available for years on DV
ripple1967 1 year ago
Oh Donna too...............
sfaster 1 year ago
a fuller sound than QSMS ....... a real treat...... is there an album out there with this gig on it????
thebunkerboys 1 year ago
"Does anybody wanna buy my shirt? I'll trade ya my shirt for a grilled cheese!" 0_0
Nicetry75 1 year ago
This reminds me of a Winterland show I saw in 73 with Cip & Copperhead, Paul Butterfield, Mike Bloomfield, Elvin Bishop. all their bands and the Sons of Champlin. In that monster jam, somebody in the audience said they could play harp better than Bloomfield's harmonica player. So they brought him onstage where he proceeded to blow everybody away.
Ishmael932 2 years ago
THESE GUYS ARE IN BEAUTIFUL FORM
TheVermont420 2 years ago
Man I love it when I hear music that gives me goose bumps!
vicparis 2 years ago 2
What an extraordinary treat for the senses. Their sounds work so well together. Just about the right amount of vocals for THE jamband, too. Thanks so much for posting this remarkable vid.
lightlyone 2 years ago 2
@lightlyone Yeah , it does work really well...really glad it made you feel like leaving a nice comment...thanks
unviciouscircle 2 years ago
Awesome........!
Magnolia274 2 years ago
This is glorious. Two of my very favorite guitarists TOGETHER.
Thank you deeply for posting.
ladidah9 2 years ago
woa...02:06-02:10 Phil !!
mescalitoLen 2 years ago 9
Gods...!!
mescalitoLen 2 years ago 14
the sooner,the better!
irlandos1 2 years ago 2
sorry guys ..these were the only tracks I had...
unviciouscircle 2 years ago
More please!!!
Circuit7Active 2 years ago 3
Wow, just great to see and hear Cipollina with the dead doing Not Fade Away--Cipollin's sound is so unique and unlike any other guitarist's sound--thankyou you so much, Freeman
TheFreeman666666 2 years ago 3
Weir seeing light.... and hearing sound! Always loved this vid. Seeing John & Jer talk .... doesn't come much bettern this. Ur channel ROCKS my friend! Remember a couple years ago? Barely any Cip on this Tube.... Weir doin' good now!
Luv
WEIR4EVER 2 years ago 3
There are hundreds o great guitarists of course; but only a few that you can identify within three or four notes, eg BB King, Jeff Beck, Jimi Hendrix, Carlos Santana, Eric Clapton, George Harrisson, Mick Jones and of course this guy!
SteffanLlwyd 2 years ago 4
Nobody ever gave me chills like Cipollina but SteffanLlwyd how bout both these guys? JC & JG. This is great stuff thanks!
6749er 2 years ago
fabulous...........
love it!
rosesredvioletsblue 2 years ago 4
You can always tell when Cipollina hit his 1st note, no one sounded like him. Good one!
Baddoggone 2 years ago 3
Good one!!!!
Jenscool 2 years ago 3
Very good one!!!!
irlandos1 2 years ago 3
Love it....Thanks !
ZINEDINE05 2 years ago 4
Yeahhhhhhh......pleasure to share
unviciouscircle 2 years ago