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One of my most favorite bass lines is Hendrix calling Butch up to jam and them doing "Killing Floor", incredible. Jorma and Jack would jam in their hotel room playing blues. The then were a first act for themselves as Hot Tuna. They loved blues and left the JA that became Starship. Marty Balin wa...

Marty Balin sang with his soul. After his friend Joplin passed something in his heart was missing. He still had the voice, lost a bit of emotion. He did not do the Winterland concert grieving deeply, but the Airplane added the sweet overlay of Papa John's Creach's fiddle. Jorma and Jack would pla...

Janis was never a nobody. From her first riffs to her death, something special. Even before she got published doing the typewriter tapes at Yorma's house, the talent was incredible.

@COMMUNISTPHILOSOPHY The video is money, perfect.

Idiot post. The War Powers Act is very clear about force used when Americans or their property is attacked. Can you say Lockerbie 101 children?

Lockerbie 101 is an attack on Americans and American property giving the president the legality of going into Libya. Congress did not do it's duty of authorizing the intervention or not. When the congress did not say pull out, keeping the planes in the air is legal under the War Powers Act. You w...

Only say them once, Winwood a few times, young Stevie had a voice like ringing a bell. Even today can still entertain with his vocals.

Spanish guitar would be his co-player Al Di Meola. Sitar Ravi Shankar. Electric Jimi Hendrix, Roy Buchanan, David Gilmour. Blues Jorma Kaukonen and the the granddaddy Robert Johnson.

2 female restaurant association employees were allegedly harassed by Cain in the 90s. A settlement was paid to them to leave the association and keep quiet with the payment coming from the NRA. When asked about it today, Cain said he had no comment. When it was noted one of the names were given t...

Look at all the idiots posting here. In America when you hate another person for their beliefs you are clueless about our first amendment. The fundamentalist Muslims sin against the Quran by burning churches, killing innocents, and forcibly converting. Conservative fundamentalists here violate th...

Question your selection. Alice Cooper, Oasis. Ever hear of Janice Joplin? Jefferson Airplane? Grateful Dead? Alvin Lee? Emerson Lake and Palmer, Fleetwood Mac? Jim Croce? That barely covers the 60s and 70s. Guns & Roses are not close to the questioned.

Would like to see a sonny boy williamson harmonica overlay instead of this one.

Jorma in his early career made the Typewriter tapes with Janis Joplin. Cassidy jammed with Hendrix who also played with Janis. Hendrix hearing Leslie West went to a warehouse in Manhattan to play bass for him to see what he had. Musicians then partied and jammed together putting their heads toge...

@yumpladukfoo Marty lost a piece of his soul when Janis Joplin died, couldn't do the Winterland concert.

Great metaphors about a love gained that maybe should not be. Thanks for the lyrics.

Yeah it feels good when somebody gives it to you.

Gives it to you right here baby.

Tell my face, tell my face.

Somebody needs it good. Good hah.

Oh you could listen

to a thousand different reasons

Why you can't go. Why you can't go.

@FrequentlyFried They are mine too. Casady besides sticking with Jorma (Hot Tuna), jammed with Hendrix on "Killing Field". Jorma did some taping in his house with Janis Joplin in 64, the typewriter tapes. Bruce found an even better guitarist than Clapton jamming with Leslie West. Felix Papillard...