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its certainly my favourite marty...

now you do! david.

it's my duty to bring this to you all! david.

interesting points john and its great to think a member or two has a copy? i have a video on the channel from inside the 'ark' with the group 'redlegs' playing! joe tate of that band was a member of 'salvation'! was taping done with yourself besides the 'matrix' material and would you have a date for that performance as its a puzzle for sure!! also did the band with yourself enter a recordering studio to lay down demo's? david.

@sfscene7253 July 16, 1966 we auditioned for Mainstream Records, and I think Wally Heider. We signed a six month contract. Big Brother and Wildflower also auditioned that summer there. We played "All Good Things" and "My Room's on Fire" (both written both by John Yager), "Live Love" and "Walking Alone" (both written by Ernie Fosselius), "The Time is Here and Now" (by Bob Knickerbocker and Ernie) and "If You Want" (by John Yager and John Chance). In August they told us to pick four of those to record. (It was in 1969 that "Walking Alone" became my first ever instrumental arrangement I wrote for my new 7 piece group "The New Age Band." Later in the 70s I did two more Final Solution scorings when the group expanded to 12 people.) Anyway, when the time came for us to record, we were living in Virginia City and playing at the Red Dog. We didn't have the money or transportation to go, so we never made it to LA. Perhaps in a different multiverse we did. It turns out we also auditioned for "Bobbie" at Golden Gate Records, playing ten songs on July 29. I think if we go through a worm hole near Saturn we can find them. As Bob and Ernie were friends of Ron Nagle (of "The Mystery Trend"), both versions of the Final Solution played outdoors at the San Francisco Art Institute "occasionally."

glad you enjoyed it...david.

Great post.. anything 50 Foot Hose would also be super welcome!

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Thankyou john for the comments of the track (have i the correct information here?)...the poster too was a surprise for us all not knowing anything about it and believing it was a real show!!!! will anymore tracks with jerry be available? or any other shows? david.

glad to hear you enjoyed it...david.

the 'big beat' version is an amazing release with so much more...david.

probably make them sound like gary pucket and the union gap!

@sfscene7253 Oh my! Quite possible, David.

@sfscene7253 hey, be nice... they made a couple of pretty good records...

@@jong0000 I agree. But not in the bay area vibe of the '60s, more my cup of tea.

i love the psychedelic raga influences on this live version! david.

yeah a great live heavy group for sure with here psychedelic touches! oxendine later played with moby grape and its off shoots...

Reminds me of Blue Cheer.

your probably right marty...gary jackson taped almost everysingle band that played the fillmore and those little known bands on tuesday evening audition night's! if we could only hear them! the matrix too had a tape recorder turned on during performances....david.

@sfscene7253 So sad about The Matrix getting robbed and lots of tapes disappearing. Marty Balin collected a mountain of stuff. His widow is cataloging it. Hopefully there may be a few unreleased gems among the audio tapes she has. She posted pictures of a few tapes on Facebook, which already circulate.

yeah exactly! been through several of my 'normal' info places but no luck...hopefully someone from the channel will remember them...i will be contacting gene cross of the 'andrew hallidie band' who i have spoken to in the past who may remember the audition night he played with the group! dave.

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laid back for sure and i'll upload another soon from the same sessions...please see my new upload as myself and jacob ellzen need help in trying to identify the band!dave.

@sfscene7253 Kinda makes me think of some of Merrell Fankhauser's later "Hawaiian" period stuff, vibe wise.

like many bands back then it sits on the shelves of the record company gaining dust....david.

no it was silent film so i added the demo when i did the editing for the film...david.

@sfscene7253 I see thanks! Great track and footage

@@achillebrunet6023 its called 'i'll be on my way'....

@sfscene7253 Thanks! I just found it in the Ikon Records story, so cool!

@@achillebrunet6023 great compilation for sure...david.

more of a cult following now amongst many fans...the live material i put up is amost impossible to find....david.

@ Their story in general is somewhat remarkable. A New York kid blessed with musical and poetic talent, on TV at an early age, and fully recognized as an integral member of Beat poetry culture in the SF Bay Area. Incorporated prose into jazz compositions, and even into his groovy Serpent Power music with Tina and the boys. Not to mention her angelic voice and, ultimately, a mother’s transition into children’s songs. And the tragedy of her passing at an early age. They had a daughter who went on to have her own singing career, a nice way to honor Tina.

there is no vinyl only a c.d. that gene cross put out and from where this track and another came from that is on my channel...very hard to now come by as he didn't press many up....ua-cam.com/video/rsJl4XKV750/v-deo.htmlsi=IXdcTADr-9AXHxyJ

i believe it isn't? david.