Both very impressive.

Asbury park stone pony 83 all nighter good times

Ok but " Constipation Blues" by Screamin Jay Hawkins is better.

Coconen's face looks like a skull (1:23) ... lol ..

HE made me to completely turn in to acoustic after i heard Embryonic Journey and Hesitation Blues - pure magic in just two hands -MAESTRO !!!

Un excellent duo quasi-symbiotique. Jack Casady est un bassiste que j'apprécie tout particulièrement.

these guys are American Rock and Roll/Blues.....great Musicians

...you can call them HOT TUNA. Kaukonen doesn´t perform alone here...

I have been listening to that for the last 45 years.

This never gets old. I learned to fingerpick by taking this apart note for note on vinyl when it first came out. Thanks guys. Still can't use a thumbpick for shit.

Love this. Thank you.

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Jack is so young, I tried my hardest to look like him even thought about getting a head band tattooed 😂😂✌️

Man. Could this guy play acoustic guitar. Between this, Water Song, and Embryonic journey if he never wrote another song he’d still be an immortal

Hooda dude wit da fish mouth ..

Cool ! He never stopped playing, he warmed up for hours , he called me and asked if he should still come, it was snowing, I said yes, we'll be here. He came just before 10 for a 7 PM show, but no one complained. Jorma said wake me up when you want me to get off stage, I smiled and said , don't worry. This was in the 80's Liberty NY, at 117 South Main Street. I booked him as often as we could. Thanks !

Great to hear this again, he played at my club in the 80's "Pursuit of Happiness Cafe" in Liberty, NY He rehearsed and rehearsed like no one else, Thanks Jorma and thank you !

Génial

Saw them at the Starwood in Santa Monica. Joints were being thrown on stage all night and Jack made sure everyone was taken care of ... _while_ he played! Great stuff.

I saw these two play at Luther's in Madison WI almost exactly 20 years ago. A great show!

Back in the 70's.. I'm thinking '77, I went to a show at the Cherry Hill Ice Arena in NJ. The opening act was the Jan Hammer Group and Hot Tuna was the headliner. It was small crowd in a small venue considering. Jan Hammer was amazing and then Hot Tuna took the stage. They played 3 sets. Electric, acoustic and what started off as electric became a request session. I moved down from my seat on the side to the floor and joined a group of fans that wanted to hear "Hesitation Blues". We all yelled it out and frankly, it was one of the best versions I've ever heard. Great tune and musicianship!

Wow how blessed our we to still have these two w/ us still strong & playing!

Jack is the ultimate hippie. love it

Stunning

Saw them one night in 1972, at the Hollywood Palladium. Topped a bill that included Wishbone Ash and New Riders of the Purple Sage. Damn fine night, 'twas

Love these guys. They are indeed my two Dads

Classic embryonic Hot Tuna… And Jack playing his modified Guild StarFire bass - and of course, eyebrow

Highly articulated acoustic guitar playing with a way sophisticated electric bass accompaniment? That was something new.

You don't know Jorma, you don't know Jack.

This performance is pure gold

Were any of the Airplane songs sung by Jorma?

My college classmates Lloyd & Rick lived near his place in St. Francis Wood in San Francisco.

Jorma was the best thing to come out of Jefferson Airplane. After he left, they turned to shit.

First time I saw them was 1978 at the Warner theater in what is now a rat run city DC an I was addicted, awesome band

Saw them Feb 18, 2022 in Franklin TN. Still sounded as good as ever. This video is mislabeled. Should be Hot Tuna - Hesitation Blues. If you don't know Jorma, YOU DON'T KNOW JACK!!!

Gotta listen to Jorma and Janis Joplin in the early 60's with the typewriter in the background

I saw Jorma on the Circle Liner At night. It was awesome!

No words. Just beautiful.

#HearBeforeAMillionClub

If you don't know Jorma, you don't know Jack!

One of the greatest blues songs of all time

Pre gold tooth for Jorma and looks like meth days too. Sure sounds great. If you haven't read his book Been So Long you should. Its a good read

Just in case it ain't been said, "DUDES"!, that is what It's all aboyt!

Quel duo stratosphérique , j'ai toujours aimé écouté leur jeu envoutant !

Love these guys - Fur Peace Ranch or bust baby ☮️🙏☮️

Phil Lesh wasthe better bass player at this point- he had more knobs on his big brown bass than Jack. He with the most knobs is the best. I mean- everyone on KZfaq seems to know who the best musicians are-at least this gives a measurement! Great upload ty!

Greatest psychedelic guitarist - 1- John Cippolina 2- Jorma Kaukonen / Jerry Garcia / Jimmie Hendrix ! Jorma I smoked a joint with you and your first wife, Margarita 😁 Terrytown L.I. 1975/76 ? you were cordial I said there's hash in the J ; and Jorma said, I know I can smell it 🎸😁 I was backstage and Jack Cassidy placed a burning marijuana cigarette 🚬 joint on his Orange 🍊 amp and why should I let it go to waste ? 1000× better than the shit weed of today, legal shit gouging scumbags ripping people OFF 👿🖕 & 500+ ounce of fake pot with the tarpins extracted. Jorma ! I'm the only front man for the only Christian Psychedelic Rock Band the GREAT CHAIN on youtube 🎸 covid 19 worshipping RETARDS beware of the Supernatural Powers. REVELATION 20:1

Raw. Powerful. Enchanting. Masterful.

Is this a recording of the what we hear on the first album????

I just recently pulled out my old phone as my real phone was in the shop and it had Hot Tuna albums loaded on it. I spent the week listening and going back in time to my high school and childhood the greatest times of my life so much joy to listen to these geniuses. And I did see a live acoustic Jorma Kaukonen show. So after literally 30 years of no Jorma in my ear now I'm overflowing with joy to listen to it and now found this great video! Priceless gem!. Seriously wondering if anyone on planet Earth is listening to Jorma and Jack. Amazing find. Right into the favorites for sure