"If you don't know Jorma, you don't know Jack." Truest saying ever.

No matter how old he gets, it seems like Jack will always be the coolest guy on stage.

Jack has always been the epitome of cool

I was lucky enough to be born in and grow up in San Francisco in the late 40s, which made me old enough to participate in and appreciate the music scene of the 60s. I have been playing bass consistently since the late 60s and site Jack Casady as my first influence. I lost count of how many times I have seen him play with the Airplane and its many derivatives. Totally coincidentally, I now play in a guitar and bass duo. Since both of us have back issues, we call ourselves the Broken Back Blues Band, but perhaps a better name might be Cold Lox, as we are both Jewish. Great music from two unbelievable musicians. Inspiring for those of us who are in our 70s and still playing live (I'm 74).

Jack Casady's eyebrows should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. And the Smithsonian.....

These guys will never get old. Just beautiful.

Two music legends doing their finest work together. Duos never grow old..just get better.

Jack Cassidy & Jorma two of the very best” simply”!!!👍👍👍

Classic early Airplane!!! Two of the best musicians from all generations.

Some 3-4 years ago, my son and I drove 400km from Montréal to Waterville, Me, just to hear Jack and Jorma. Didn't regret a single km!

The thing that truly makes life worth living, is music.

It is beautiful to still hear these two play after a lifetime of their lovely music.

So, so cool.. Love to watch folks who have been playing together for half a century. Amazing.

So many years enjoying the music of Jorma and Jack. First saw Hot Tuna in the early 80s. Those were special days. Still see them when I can. Thanks for the music, gentleman.

I love you, Jorma, but I can’t keep my eyes off of Jack. 😊♥️

I remember Jack having a room in his parent’s basement with a fabulous record collection and owning a matching Fiat to his brother’s. He actually had a talent then that was meant to be acknowledged by the music world. Happy for him!

Bought the first Hot Tuna record around the same time as my first guitar, 1970. That was a smart move!

It alway's amazes me HOW MUCH MUSIC THESE GUY'S PRODUCE, with just two instrument's !

No better song on a Sunday morning and no better artists to render it.❤

Glad to see Jack still enjoys "high brow" music.

Saw them in in 71 at cowtowon in kc MO. A 19 old kid sitting on the floor. Papa John was with them. It took me decades to realize how lucky I was,

Saw them recently at Carnegie Hall. Still peerless.

Thanks for the music and memories gents!! Jamming together forever!!

Jimi Hendrix wanted Jack to be the bassist in the experience..nuff said!!!

I used to listen to the Jefferson Airplane a lot and They were my absolute Favourite Band of the early 70s !! Beautiful Melodies and PowerFull at the same time... their Lyrics combined with their Music were a Good mix for me !! My first LP was Long John Silver... foolishly I gave away all my best albums of the Time

I've enjoyed these characters since around '66 and they have always thrilled me. Consummate musicians and people. Amazing, just amazing.

Saw them many times back in the day, 1969-1972 when I was at university in San Francisco. Happy they are with us still!

Amazing! One of the best band sixties/seventies years

May a younger generation discover this.

A couple of years ago I stopped at the Stone Pony in New Jersey and had a look at who was gonna be playing. The bill was full of tribute bands, and there in their midst was Hot Tuna, the original. I couldn't stay in the area long enough to catch them, which I dearly regret, but that memory still brings a smile to my face. You guys are legends, no doubt about it.

What a treat! I love the acoustic electric base!

I could never stand Jorma Kaukonen's electric playing but that first Hot Tuna record really opened my eyes to what a wonderful acoustic player he is. Lovely stuff.

Sublime. These guys really have a future in music! (j/k)

Wow! Unbelievable. Love the Airplane's psychedelic version as much as life itself.

Probably my favorite JA track.

I love playing that song. It’s a great harp part. Tampa, Marcus and I played it often. Thank you sirs for the keeping historical music alive 🙏💙

I love you guys I saw y’all live with Papa John Creach back in the day. Absolutely amazing.

Man I love these two guys.

Heard them play their magic at Filmore East many times, with nand without the rest of the crew. Love them still. Jack's guitar is twice as big as he is, but still a master.

Jack Casady and Phil Lesh… two best living bassists today.

Love Jack's sound

I got to sing Happy birthday acapella to David Bromberg in front of these two characters on a night when all three of them were joyfully yeah enhanced.

Hot Tuna acoustic at their best!!

The size of Jack's bass! Looks like a custom made. Love Jack!

Changed my life in a way.

WATER SONG....GOD BLESS...

Just beautiful

Heavy on my Soul🎸🙏🏼

Best spinoff band EVER. May they play forever..... This song is also the highlight of 'Volunteers'

Beautiful days of ole😢 one of my favorites ✌️👌

TO EVERYONE ..peace and love

Either Jack shrunk or his bass got bigger! Love these guys - first show i saw when I moved to SF in 1977 was Hot Tuna at Bimbos 365 Club.

what a great rendition of this song, I was fortunate to see jorma last year at merle fest, awspme performance

beautiful piece of work...

They sound great. Their voices appear not to have changed much. Still remember buying their burgers (hot tuna) album in glorious analog vinyl. Original LP still in my rack. There is way too much evil in this world. It's tough to cope. The good old days are gone forever. Hate to be such a cynic, but my eyes still see.

that`s the good old jeffersonj airplane

Phreakin Amazing. Thanks Guys.

Great version, love it! :)

Just the best!

After all these years I Just realized, I Literally don't know Jack. I hope to be introduced some time.

Great song

They’ve been playing together since they were kids in Northwest DC

Whats lost in all of this music, is Jorma's unique voice

Legends...

Loved them in Hot Tuna..."Jelly Roll"..💝💝🎁🎈

3 video versions of "Blood stained banders" are available on you tube right now. Highly motivating lyrics.

Love them both, but I’m totally tripping on Jack!!🖖🚀

HFT ! Two American treasures !

so nice

Present at the creation, the original scouts, with Grace, drank at Sweetwater 1971

Hot Tuna !!! Both one good sheperd!

It's Stereo... And it's A REVOX!!!

Wicked good!

The San Fran bands loved to take their time between songs. Take the hint and slow down, everyone!

With Mary Ann Dietrich and her two brothers to New Paltz, New York …, 1976? - 1977? was it? Packed gymnasium concert. So long ago.

Pepperland '69 please play Embryonic Journey again and they did! great memory...thanx☆

Love the sound of that acoustic bass. Wish the vocals were more clear.

My god, we are all getting old....

Walk in Beauty brothers and sisters Go in Peace ✌ Freedom begins when I set you free in my mind to do anything you can dream up... then I myself am free Free from the desire to change people, places and things to suit me Siddhartha taught us that Nirvana is found through the absence of desire... this is what he was talking about Freedom begins with you loving your brothers and sisters enough to set them Free in your heart and mind ♥ Peace ✌☮

At the end of a Jrad concert, I was saying that Jack C is THE absolute best bassist. Dave D (Jrad bassist) stopped as he heard me and we wound up talking for half an hour on our love n respect for Jack, being blown away by his unique style n agreeing that he truly is the best. Got lots of Jorma stories as well. Lol

oh good shepherd.....

LOL....Jack is looking at him like hurry the fuck up and play.

Jack at 6:18. And on. Soloing. Tap your foot and count 4. Nice.

Tuna will always be a tasty treat. Just go easy on it(the mercury) 50 years of tuna for me and I'm not bored yet!

La bass accoustique est extra

Not 100% sure but I believe these two guys have been together longer than Mick and Keith. Teir association predates the Airplane.

Jack never did go for little basses!

Reminds me when me and my buddy used to jam all the time in high school, not even close to that good though, ha!

Jack Cassidy on bass, eyebrow, and round hole.

Looks as though Jack needs some support to hold that bass in position.

What about that bass, Jack??

Hot F'N Tuna!

The bass was built by Tom Ribbecke. Here is a video about the process. It is long but I found it interesting. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jdB6mN2VtMuUe3k.html

HolySHIT! How BIG is that acoustic bass guitar??

Saw them recently and they were great.Jorma Voice a little off on this show but he sounded fine last week .

What type of acoustic is JC playing? Make and model. Anyone? So appreciated JF

I got to check out Hot Tuna about 15 years ago. I didn't have a pay any thing to be in attendance! Is Cassidy related to Joanne Mitchell. I wonder if they can a child together. 😅

What kind of bass is Jack playing?

Dig it.

What is that bass Jack is playing??