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Hot Tuna - Jan. 1972 - Whole Show - San Francisco
https://music.&feature=shareThis was one of the 1st shows they did live after recording "Burgers" in Dec. of 71. The album that made me a life long Hot Tuna fan....
A couple years after the Airplane, but Hot Tuna was clearly the band the got the Airplane off the ground.
It's a 2 hour show, so I'll I'll notate what I really like on this show.
8 minutes in, a Blind Blake cover, That'll Never Happen no More". Papa John Creach is at the top of his violin game with Jorma and Jack.
Btw, I think Sammy Piazza is the drummer.....the perfect style to play with the band.....
17 minutes in -"Candy Man" - just perfect acoustic/electric live.
On edit...for whatever reason, my Google Music breaks this link, but one extr mouse-click gets you to the music.
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