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Spirit of 66
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Whicker's World: Shree Rajneesh Ashram
An excerpt from an episode of "Whicker's World" filmed in June 1978, which spends some time at the Shree Rajneesh Ashram.
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Quicksilver Messenger Service, Winterland 12/31/67
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Better audio quality than my initial post of this particular show. QMS bringing in the New Year 1968! SET LIST 00:00 Instrumental 07:26 Pride Of Man 11:13 Who Do You Love 20:43 If You Live 24:50 It's Been Too Long 28:02 Smokestack Lightning 38:13 Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You 42:53 Gold And Silver 53:58 Dino's Song 57:04 Back Door Man 1:01:18 Mona/Maiden Of The Cancer Moon
Quicksilver Messenger Service, Fillmore 11/6/66
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Quicksilver Messenger Service at the Fillmore on November 6, 1966. SETLIST 1. Got My Mojo Working 00:00 2. You Don't Love Me 05:14 3. Hoochie Coochie Man 08:06 4. Suzie Q 13:58 5. Codine 18:12 6. Stand By Me 23:37 7. Pride Of Man 28:40 8. Mona 33:14
Quicksilver Messenger Service, Fillmore 11/20/66
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A November 20, 1966 show at the Fillmore with The Grateful Dead and The James Cotton Chicago Blues Band. SETLIST 1. I Hear You Knockin' 00:00 2. Hey Mama, Keep Your Big Mouth Shut 04:25 3. Suzie Q 8:04 4. You Don't Love Me 13:00 5. Pride Of Man 16:25 6. Gold And Silver 19:53 7. Dino's Song 23:38 8. Codine 27:59
Shree Rajneesh Ashram Kino Footage Compilation
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1976-77 Kino library footage of the Shree Rajneesh Ashram in Poona, India. Morning discourse, Kundalini and Dynamic meditation, Sufi dance, Ma Yoga Laxmi interview, Poona street scenes, and the bookshop are shown.
Tales From Topographic Oceans: The Edited Version
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Yes' "Tales From Topographic Oceans" remains a highly polarizing album among fans, with some proclaiming it a masterpiece while others feel it was a huge misstep that broke the winning streak the band had enjoyed over their prior three studio efforts. I have always been one of those fans in the middle of the debate, finding much to enjoy about the record (which improves considerably on repeated...
Quicksilver Messenger Service Fillmore West 11/7/68
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Quicksilver Messenger Service's run of shows at the Fillmore West from November 7-10, 1968 would form the basis for their legendary second album "Happy Trails". However, there were a number of recordings made that week which did not make the album, as this set taken from November 7 shows. "Mona" and "Maiden Of The Cancer Moon" here would make its way onto "Happy Trails", but the version of "Cal...
Jefferson Airplane Won't You Try Ed Sullivan 1968
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Jefferson Airplane performing a slightly shortened "Won't You Try/Saturday Afternoon" on the Ed Sullivan Show, September 1968.
Jefferson Airplane Dick Cavett 1970
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Jefferson Airplane's complete appearance on The Dick Cavett show, 3/26/70. Songs include "Emergency" and "Volunteers" plus an interview with Grace.
Cream Stockholm 3/7/67
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Cream live radio broadcast from a show in Stockholm on March 7, 1967. SETLIST: NSU 00:00 Steppin' Out 04:04 Traintime 07:58 Toad 13:33 I'm So Glad 20:21
The Yardbirds - Turn Into Earth (early mono mix w/restored guitar)
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RIP Jeff Beck In May of 1966 The Yardbirds recorded their seminal album "Roger The Engineer", which contained the superlative "Turn Into Earth". This brilliant piece of psychedelic poetry was a progression on the style of "Still I'm Sad", with the addition of wizardly guitar work from Beck. However, much of Beck's guitar work was erased from the final mix, leaving only a trace of the echo from ...
In Another Land takes 1-9, chorus takes 1-14
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More "Satanic Majesties" sessions at Olympic Sound in July 1967 for Bill Wyman's "In Another Land", under the working title "Acid In The Grass". Nicky Hopkins can be heard on harpsichord.
Jigsaw Puzzle takes 1-14
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Sessions at Olympic Sound on March 23, 1968 for takes 1-14 of "Jigsaw Puzzle". It was one of the first songs recorded for the album and marked a return to down-to-earth country blues after the heady psychedelia of the previous year. Nicky Hopkins is on piano, while Keith Richards plays the electric slide Brian Jones, who was absent on this day, would later add an ethereal mellotron part to the ...
Citadel (takes 25-34)
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Takes 25-34 of "Citadel", recorded at Olympic Sound in July 1967 with Brian Jones on mellotron.
You Can't Always Get What You Want (choir)
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You Can't Always Get What You Want (choir)
Quicksilver Messenger Service, live February 1968
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Quicksilver Messenger Service, live February 1968
Quicksilver Messenger Service, Winterland 4/6/68
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Quicksilver Messenger Service, Winterland 4/6/68
Quicksilver Messenger Service, San Jose 10/8/67
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Quicksilver Messenger Service, San Jose 10/8/67
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The soundtrack is amazing, any clue what are the different pieces ?
The soundtrack is mostly taken from the music that Swami Chaitanya (aka Deuter) recorded for the Dynamic and Kundalini meditations back in the mid-70s.
@@spiritof6663 Many thanks
Very cool indeed. Wish there was a version without all the letters and numbers.
That's a lap steel. Jimmy Miller said Brian played lap steel on Beggar's. FWIW.
Was brian play a guitar in stray cat blues?
This has been my absolute favorite show by my all-time favorite band ever since I purchased the FLAC downloads of both sets from Wolfgang's Vault approximately 15 years ago. The Airplane sounds so supernaturally on point here and genuinely happy to be playing together, not to mention totally inspired by the addition of Grace with her breathtakingly beautiful voice, glacially gorgeous vaguely Goth looks and bad-ass old-school roller derby queen attitude while they were right in the middle of laying down tracks for Surrealistic Pillow. Undoubtedly their live performance prowess would continue to soar straight up into the ionosphere peaking to the very top of their game somewhere around 1968-69 before the mutual musical love, respect, appreciation and passion for each other's idiosyncratic contributions inevitably dissipated and the magick was lost forever but whenever I smoke a big ol' brimming bowlful of good green skunky bud and listen to this one wholeheartedly with my mind, spirit and every imaginable circuit opened far out wide it is some of the most positive benevolent energy that I have ever experienced this side of psilocybin and also a firsthand glimpse aurally of a band that was on the verge of becoming arguably the greatest American rock and roll band of the 1960's as well as a household name headliner who commanded top billing and top dollar while simultaneously maintaining their whole trip as underground countercultural heroes in San Francisco and beyond once upon a time in an America that no longer exists. Unsolicited testimonial from a fervently true believer, folks🌹🇺🇸🖤✌🏼
great write-up!
Thank you kindly✌🏼@@spiritof6663
I was at this concert with my girlfriend. We parked somewhere behind Ritchie Coliseum, walked up to the door and bought 2 tickets, I think $4 each if I remember right, I can't read what the flyer in the video says, went in and had our minds blown. I think we went to the 10:00 show and were late and totally missed Lighthouse and part of Pooneil.
Feed your head 😁
Eighteen-year-old Bob Weir.
Revisiting this one -- really a scorcher. Living in the Midwest, I was fortunate to see a handful of shows, 1968, '69, '70. This one, well, by golly like a second set at the Aragon in Chicago. They must have got into some inspiration. Intense!! Many thanks for the rare recordings. This one so heartfelt. "I will give you caps of blue and silver sunlight..." Ah! and now I remember what it was about this tape -- cuts off as Pooneil starts to peak... Oh, lost Wild America!
The 2nd track's correct title is Your Time Will Come. The 4th track's correct title is It's Been Too Long
Videhi deh dhar aaye ke jinka naam Rajnish hai...06:01
Thank for having a go at this huge task … A noble effort !
Thank you! I hope you enjoyed it.
Rock history that I’ve never heard before and I’m blown away 😍
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My pleasure!
This was part of a movie I remember
There was a recent documentary on Haight-Ashbury that used some of this footage.
@@spiritof6663 Petulia, Feature film, 1968 starring George C Scott
@@spiritof6663 All of the Dead as well as Janis and Big Brother and the Holding company appear but are uncredited.
@@alhirschen6099 Yes, although the "Petulia" footage is different from this. This was filmed June 3, 1966 at the Fillmore while the Dead segment in "Petulia" was filmed almost exactly a year later, on May 30, 1967.
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Beautiful. Thanks for showing a peek on the life inside ashram
It helps to have well developed bootleg ears like I have. I just started 'The Ballad of You and Me and Pooneil.' So far, so good. Sometimes, AUD recordings start out poor, but a lot of the times, the taper will move to a better spot after avoiding detection by security & whatnot. LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹
There are still 'California Country Rock' people, that don't know that 'Wooden Ships' writing credit reads : Wooden Ships ~Crosby, Kantner, Stills. The Airplanes version is wonderful. My fav. Especially with Grace's vocals stylings, soothing me, soaring me to new heights. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Yes, I'm Tanked. Lot of pain. But I still play my Guitar. 🎸 🎸 🎸 🎸 🎸 'Greasy Heart' is cool. Too bad she didn't do 'Two Heads'. 🎉🎉🎉🎉 LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹
Thanx again, Spirit of '66. Love all these shows. My bootleg ears are well trained. My whole life has been music, since the age of 7. 75 now. Dont know how much more there will be. Hope I get to meet Grace on the other side. I wanna jam. Pipedreams. Sometimes this is just what I need, a good loud raucous Audience recording. Perfect. 🥰 💞 👌 The more analytically I listen with my musicians cap on, the more I realize that Jack Casady is the de facto 'bandleader'. Absolutely outstanding bass guitarist. Would have loved to play with him. Guitarists Dream player. And I also understand he also plays great guitar also. Most bass players, those that start on on guitar then switch to bass, don't cut it. I don't know the case of which he started with, but my bets on the bass. He's good at both. Rarity. Some that sucked : Moel Redding, Blackie Lawless. That was freakin' blazin' amazin'!!! Righteous People, Righteous Music!!! LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹
Your channel is awesome. I can't believe you don't have more subscribers. I would tell my friends, but they were all older than me and alas, they have left the building. I myself have one foot out the door myself now, but I will hang as long as I am permitted to. I'm on a tear to hear all I can, so thanx a lot. Historic concert here with all the 'Jammers' that came out to play/sing. Yeah, it's the only time I've heard of Grace & Janis on the same stage together. 😎 😎 😎 Big Brother, QSM all great jammers. LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹
Thank you for posting all this great music of my youth that caused me to want and to become a successful musician. It's been an awesome journey, loved every minute of it and wouldn't change it for the world. The circle is coming back around. Wonder how long it will take? Fly High, my friends, because America does view us as Outlaws more than ever. Peace, Love & Psychedelics to all who choose to. Regina Grace Vox Rox!!! LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹
Glad you liked it! I think this is one of their most savage performances--check out Casady's mind-bogglingly distorted bass solo on "Pooneil", or Slick's wild vocal wails on "Greasy Heart".
This was my 1st concert!! How freaking cool the audio is here. Grace Slick was pregnant with her daughter China and as you can hear was killing it!
YUP! 15 feet from her. Pregnant and getting shocked as her mike wasn't grounded properly. It was grounding through her. What a Trooper! Could barely hear for a week.
Ah yes, a jams boot. Love it. Interesting to hear Grace on keys. Pretty talented, sings, vocally improvises sounds, guitar, bass guitar and keys. What's next to the Moon? Again, great sound. Thanx. LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹
Yes, Grace still looms large as a presence even in their jams! Her electric organ work on the 2/4/67 jam is wonderful--someone here thought it sounded a lot like David Cohen's work with Country Joe & The Fish.
Amazing. Another great early show. Grace is sounding really good here. Always loved her on 'High Flyin' Bird.' Wish I could find out if there are any prints that exist for sale of these posters. Thanx for the post. Of course, the sound quality is most excellent. Really really good to hear Grace owning 'Somebody To Love' on her own here. After that last early one where Marty 'stole' the second verse from her. Gracie Starshine. Thanx for the set list. I really appreciate those. LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹
This is what I like, when bands are young, raw & hungry. Nothing beats it. Soon, The High Priestess would begin holding Court. Dig it. Wonder which guitarist played a few bars of 'Satisfaction'? LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹
The guitarist was almost certainly Jorma. Doesn't sound at all like Kantner to me.
I'm lovin' this channel. Finding things like this late, but I don't care. Just hearing early Grace is totally worth it. Just found her doing STL & WR in the Great Society the other day. Much prefer her vocals over Marty's anyday. The High Priestess of Laughing Sam's Dice. Jorma & Jack's Jam Kicks A. I dig when those guys jam. I have the '67 Rehearsals/10-25-68 Fillmore CD. I have listen to it every 5:00 AM to get to sleep. Sublime. Yes!!! I love how Grsce asserted herself with the "Yourrrr Eeyyessss" part in STL. Go Gracie Starshine(my special name for her since '69)!!! 🎉🎉🎉 LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹
Of all the Airplane shows I've posted to my channel, this one seems to get by far the most views (the only one that has more is a compilation clip I made of various Airplane jams from 1966-69). It really is a great and historic show, which debuted a lot of the songs from "Pillow" into their stage set for the first time. Slick had only been in the group for around 2-3 weeks at that point so it really was the beginning of a whole new exciting chapter of the group!
@spiritof6663 Yes, it is a historic show. I'm listening to it again tonight. All these shows on your channel will get a lot of views from me. Imalso gonna listen to her very first show with the Airplane tonight; it's on YT Music in the Album section, along with Signe's last show also. Ought to be interesting. I just dig the heck out of the music, as it rings freedom, experimentation, protest & exhilaration of life & love, more than any of my other fav bands. And what blows me away is the sound quality of these recordings; they are better captured than about 75% of all the Led Zeppelin recordings I have 'captured' here on the Tube. Rock On, '66 and thanx again. LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹
Great post. Thanx for the set list. We of the Dawn Patrol shall never falter. Long Live Psychedelia. Thanx Grace & Band. Two Heads is great, but the second one is awesome. Grace belts it out, as only she could. Love her. It was so great to find this 💎. LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹
Hell yeah We're would we be today If they never dosed I'm 54 and I still dose Pretty fine LSD
Yeah, and thank god we have these wonderful 60s audiovisual artifacts we can still trip to because the garbage going down in current pop culture is not conducive to good trips AT ALL--it's so depressing. I literally live on old UA-cam clips of the 60s and 70s, LOL! I've concluded there was no better time to be alive than between 1965-68. I, unfortunately, was born in 1975.
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Glad you liked it! Those were very special days indeed.
What I love most about JA is they never played/sang a tune the same way twice. I like when bands give you something different each time. Hmm, there was another band that did that, and everybody gives 'em big sheepdip for it now online. Thanx to the Innovators. Thats why I love Jefferson Airplane & Led Zeppelin. LedHed Pb 207.20 🎶 🎸 🎹
I'll never ever understand people whose idea of a great live show is how well the band can exactly duplicate the studio cuts. If I want to hear the studio versions, I'd play them at home!! If I'm paying money to see a band on stage, I want something new, something creative, raw emotion, something *in the moment* . Which is why a band like the Airplane is priceless--one can never get bored hearing their live shows because they kept morphing and evolving in each one. They never did play/sing a tune the same way twice! And yes, Zeppelin were very similar in that respect. These are bands worth collecting and hearing dozens of boot shows.
Keith was on fire during these rehearsals!
Jack is King!
I envy these kids diggin this new group
Everybody is always seeking. How many keep close what they find? Are these people still laughing?
Some are. Some are not.
In "The Man (Bludgeon of a Bluecoat)," Jorma uses a couple of runs that are very reminiscent of the BIPLH version of "Plastic Fantastic Lover."
YES is BEST 👌
Is any more of this 4 night run available anywhere?
This is all I have found so far, other than the "Happy Trails" album itself.
@@spiritof6663Thanks.I'm guessing most or all of it exists somewhere.
I was at this show. Chris Geppert’s band Flash opened the show. He later changed his name to Christopher Cross.
Wow, awesome!!
If rehearsal why does mick say Kennedy instead of Kennedy's Bobby died in june
excellent
This is great, thank you for downloading!
My pleasure! It gives one a chance to hear how the two sections of the song were both originally connected as one piece.
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Garcia is nearly in sync it could be the same sound track
A year or two ago someone on UA-cam did finally find and post this footage with the original live audio and BBC spoken narration--check it out! Although I still keep this one up because it's worthwhile without the narration as well.
Brian why did you leave us so soon?
Geniuses often die young. 27 club, baby.
Not sure who was more out of tune, Grateful Dead or JA.?
WoW
God this version of Ruby Tuesday... The slower pace, Keith's beautiful acoustic, and (what i assume to be) Nicky Hopkins' piano.... Stunning.
Early Dead at their garage-psych/punk best; Pigpen looks so cool!
I spent hours listening to JA and will spend much more!