Quicksilver Messenger Service "Mojo"

Mojo is a track included on the find album released by Quicksilver Messenger Service before they disbanded for a while in 1972.The album Comin´ Thru, was
made after several original members had left the band.

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Music

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• Quicksilver
• Messenger
• Service
• Mojo
• San
• Francisco

[darrenfinizio]

Love the dino era stuff.......he's got an awesome voice.......like duncans guitar tone here too!!!!!!

[Rimoustache]

GRRRRRRRREEEEAAAAAATTTTTTTTT

[GoddessLinda1]

Love this!! What beautiful men!

[VulturesAwait]

Ducan as such a hugely underrated guitar player.

[Dappycow]

Thanks for posting... over the pond here we never got the chance to see these guys... oh how I wish I had... please take me back to '67, let me get back on the bus :)

[SoberAllmanBrosFan]

anybody know if these guys ever played with the allman bros band?

[andrewtournavitis]

Many thanks for posting.

This one is also from Filmore West as Fresh Air. LP : THE LAST DAYS OF FILMORE

[ratherfam]

I thought I saw him once down on Bourbon St.

Playin in bar for beans

hanging out with gypsies an' tramps

scorin dope an'haulin' amps

wearin' those designer jeans...Last Train to xrds...

[MinniMoose11]

Dino was wild & cool... this sounds great but would've been better with John

[axecalibore]

This is actually a clever "rock" reworking of "Hoochie Coochie Man" The lyrics are very similar.

Hendrix also borrowed Hoochie Coochie Man for for part of Voodoo Child. 2 versions of that one. One was "Slight Return". Makes things confusing.

[karmices]

Yes, this is from the last days of the Fillmore movie. There is also an LP box set that was put in in 1972 of this and "Fresh Air" being performed.