The Quarantine Concerts from Fur Peace Ranch have been the most healing experience during this pandemic, Thanks Jorma, Vanessa, Jack, John, and the entire FPR Staff! Blessings!
Setlist: 7:46 - Trouble in Mind 15:02 - Highway Song 23:33 - Song for the High Mountain 27:20 - Broken Highway 34:16 - Ain’t in no Hurry 38:53 - How Long Blues 47:59 - Turn My Life Down 54:28 - Great Divide Revisited 1:08:23 - Let Us Get Together Right Down Here 1:13:49 - Good Shepherd 1:27:15 - Come Back Baby 1:40:06 - True Religion Thanks for a great run of concerts! It was a very generous thing for you to do for all of us. Thanks again.
@Tom Cope Thank you for all the time you spent preparing setlists(including timestamps-lol) for all the Tuna fans! With likely no more concerts,I'm hoping the withdrawal is not too bad!lol
These shows have been a gift that keep on giving. So much gratitude to all of the FPR crew and Vanessa, Jorma, Jack and John. Will miss spending time with you every week, but will cherish the memories forever!!
MERCI BEAUCOUP Jorma , Jack, Vanessa, what an amazing gift. I had a dream last night, met and spoke with Jorma, Tuna was playing at an adobe mission in Arizona - inside the place was a fluorescent green double decker bus, audience seated in the lower level. Band was doing a sound check up above. I asked Grace Slick, "Where can we get the direct impact?" She mumbled some sort of acknowledgement and climbed up a ladder thru the hatch to the upper level, I followed
@Bear Smoky I quite often have very vivid dreams that wake me. When first awake,I remember all the details. However, after I fall back asleep and wake up in the morning most details are gone.I have considered writing them down, because they're quite complex and interesting!
Thank you to all at Fur Peace Ranch. 50 Quarantine Concerts to get me to this night from the last Hot Tuna show March 3 , 2020 in St Louis which was a minute before everything shuttered and the last show in St. Louis. Very grateful for keeping us together and having Saturday nights to look forward to each week. Grateful & Thankful>Jorma, Jack, Vanessa,John and all, peach & love. Can't wait to see Jack and Jorma in person on the road again. Thank you again for all you give and gave to all of us!
Thank you all so much for the good vibes and fabulous music that have done so much to strengthen us and remind us of the positive virtues at times when darker aspects have threatened to dominate.
Great musicianship and perfect chemistry between Jorma and Jack since the early days of Jefferson Airplane. Such a joy to still have both of them near us!!!
Can`t believe Jack and Jorma out there in the cold for end of May weather. That`s real dedication. Thank you Jack and Jorma and the rest at Fur Peace Ranch for giving me something to look forward to after long Saturdays that usually started at 2:30 AM. Thanks.
What a long strange trip its been!!!! Thank you so much Jorma, Jack, Vanessa, John, Izzy, and the crew working the cameras and sound. For over fifty weeks you all were the calm in the storm. 8 o'clcok Saturday night could never get here fast enough each week. Thank you everyone at FPR!!!!!!!!!
All I can says is thanks for these concerts ...every Saturday night.. never missed one...just fantastic....man......and to finish with True Religion ..a favorite of my from college radio says in 1978-1979 at Shippensburg State now university when I played this song from Burgers... just great ...
@connal I drove past a road sign "Welcome to Homer" dozens of times. During the 70's I lived on Long Island and went to school at SUNY Oswego. Also my first dog as a child(actually my dad's beagle) was given the name "Homer". Jorma and Jack my long time two favorite musicians, the BEST!
Wow! What an accomplishment! Mahalo for all the time, energy, love and commitment and above all the awesome music! Saw Jorma do a solo show in Chico CA and he was Great! Love his music and in awe of his talent and humility! Cheers!
so happy to have been part of this.. so sad it's ending.. i did manage to see jorma at city winery, my first post quarantine concert... thank you so much.. peace and prayers to all of you
I remember when these Jack and Jorma had Bon Steeler on drums and they played from 9 PM till 3 AM, Non-Stop, all ROCKIN' OUT LOUD ! Hot Tuna gave anyone a run for their money too ! and NOW........zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz !
Thank you guys so much for making quarantine fun. Venessa, you were such a great MC. The stories, the hilarity, the inspiring music...all made for such lovely evenings and a beacon of sanity during a time of isolation. ✌️❤️
THANKS , FOR MAKING ARE SATURDAY NIGHTS SO ENJOYABLE, VENASSA,JORMA,JACK ,JOHN AND ALL THE REST OF YOU ,TO MAKE THIS WORLD,AND ITS TRYING TIMES A LITTLE MORE BEARABLE TO GET THRU. STAY SAFE, KEEP HOPE ALIVE,NEVER STOP BELIEVING THINGS WILL GET BETTER.WHEN WORDS FAIL ,MUSIC SPEAKS.😎🎸🔊🎶🎼☮️ BOB.
A heroes journey. Full Circle. All the FPR staff HEROES. Special mention to the Captain and Vanessa. THX so very much. Now is Glory Flight for the Airplane. Great times are here with love and joy your way from all directions.
Thank You Jorma and Jack and Fur Peace Crew . You walk the walk even if V. talked to much she kept it going and for that I am Grateful. John and all the other guests were
@John Heckert This is what Vanessa has been waiting for! Freedom to play outdoors for a sizeable audience. Her days of working so hard to provide weekly entertainment for everybody during the pandemic is finally over! No more indoor, no audience, masked performers type of shows. She is in rather good spirits this evening. Did you notice that she almost broke down in tears from her happiness. I think under the circumstances, she contained herself rather well.She certainly is an extrovert that has always been obvious. I would cut her a break and not complain if it were me.
Thank you Vanessa. It was a long haul and you took a bunch of comment crap. I normally don't leave them but my comments are... You never annoyed Lisa and Gerald age 55 and 58. We may differ on those current controversy over vaccines. I had two adverse reactions and used to get up in arms. Not anymore. I believe in freedom. I understand your concerns completely. I wish the best to all people and have no time to hate.
Well, I'll say this about Jorma: He's a man of his word, promising to rise to the challenge of performing "Turn My Life Down"...and then delivering! And just when I thought I couldn't love Jack any more, I learn that he's a fan of "The Last Man ON EARTH," one of my favorite Uncle Vinny movies! Anyway, thanks as always for yet another wonderful evening of music and conversation. I've loved all 50 of these shows. My only question now that this memorable series of shows has run its course is: Can you folks remind me of what I'm supposed to do on a Saturday night?
@Sandy Ferber From one Sci-fi guy to another is " The Last Man ON EARTH " a good movie? I scrolled through it on one of my apps. and pressed OK, but for some reason decided not to watch it. It was either an old 3x4 format that didn't fill my screen, or the description sounded as if it were something that I might not enjoy. What can you tell me? If this is the last time we ever make contact, I wish you health and happiness ( and if you win the lottery remember me)!
@@brianht1434 Personally, I feel it's the best adaptation of Richard Matheson's "I Am Legend"...much scarier and more atmospheric than "The Omega Man." It's well worth seeking out. Stay well, my Tuna brother!
@@brianht1434 Well, they're both based on the Matheson novel, but that's as far as it goes. Trust Jack on this one...the Vincent Price version is the cult classic!
From N.Y. Wen't to school at SUNY Oswego. Know about going to bed and waking up with two feet of snow when there was none at bed time! Nice cool winter breeze often. Campus is right on the cliff on the south shore of Great Lake as your probably aware. I was there in the late 70's, would you believe classes were cancelled a couple of times due to winds without snow!
What a fifty week long Treat since April last year. This show was tops precious interplay between lifelong friends, digging into their past here you see. It's the way to be with Vanessa, it's precious indeed. Fun stories and most of all killer shows with tasty licks. "Good Stuff", even if here they're "Cold Tuna" that gets hot 🔥. "Yikes." Thanks to all, hope to see ya'll in the FPR EARTH vibe this year at a show, get out folks get live music on you! Support your local artists and artisans.
Can't play thunder on an acoustic bass! My favorite quarantine show was #28 ELECTRIC Thanksgiving Day Special! Jack played superb that evening. Funky #7 to end the show was a good example of how great Jack can play! I agree the louder the bass the better, especially if it is Jack Casady playing! No such thing as too loud! Jorma can sure make his electric guitars sing , very distinctive sound! Hot Tuna - My all-time favorite!
@jbrn Left a couple of replies for you on the 03/04/88 concert from the Fillmore, FYI Love "Sunny Day Strut", never played any longer. Would not be the same without the violin, perhaps why!
@@brianht1434 Didn't mean to ignore you I just didn't see any other replies on the '88 Fillmore concert...as far as Sunny Day Strut.... you are right it is difficult to pick a favorite, but SDS ranks right up there with "Songs I want played at my funeral...". I don't know if I ever heard them do it live...perhaps in Massachusetts. However, a friend of mine recently posed a question to Jorma about just where and how and why... etc for Sunny Day and Jorma's response was that it was really...just a jam session. I think the song as we hear it on Burgers, is mightily produced and so may be difficult to play live (nowadays anyway) plus I don't think it would really come off all that well if not played electric...
The reason that Norman Rockwell painting of the dogs playing poker is stupid is because dogs can’t play poker ! Why? Because a dog cannot be dealt two aces that his tail wouldn’t wag.
@Fred Morrison Not the most informative tell, what happens when dealt 3 of a kind or a flush. Ever see the poker movie "Rounders" with Matt Damon? Loved that movie , especially the Russian's tell - the oreo cookie twist! If you like poker, I highly recommend this movie! Had to watch more than once, so good!
@Fred Morrison Believe you're referring to the first pair dealt in "Texas Hold'em". Quite often that pair of aces gets beat, especially if there are several players. Still " funny" I do admit.
The Quarantine Concerts from Fur Peace Ranch have been the most healing experience during this pandemic, Thanks Jorma, Vanessa, Jack, John, and the entire FPR Staff! Blessings!
Heartfelt thanx to all that made this possible. Saturday nights won't be the same.
Thanks for a year of music and stories. It’s been an exceptional treat.
Setlist:
7:46 - Trouble in Mind
15:02 - Highway Song
23:33 - Song for the High Mountain
27:20 - Broken Highway
34:16 - Ain’t in no Hurry
38:53 - How Long Blues
47:59 - Turn My Life Down
54:28 - Great Divide Revisited
1:08:23 - Let Us Get Together Right Down Here
1:13:49 - Good Shepherd
1:27:15 - Come Back Baby
1:40:06 - True Religion
Thanks for a great run of concerts! It was a very generous thing for you to do for all of us. Thanks again.
@Tom Cope Thank you for all the time you spent preparing setlists(including timestamps-lol) for all the Tuna fans! With likely no more concerts,I'm hoping the withdrawal is not too bad!lol
Can't think of an occasion where the term "bitter sweet" was more appropriate.
Thanks soooo much!!!
These shows have been a gift that keep on giving. So much gratitude to all of the FPR crew and Vanessa, Jorma, Jack and John. Will miss spending time with you every week, but will cherish the memories forever!!
All of these shows are a treasure...thank you so much for lifting our spirits through the worst of it.
Great music and thank you for delivering entertainment through tough times.
Thanks for great music getting us through the pandemic! Come to Richmond or Charlottesville!
Sounds perfect! Love you guys! Thank you
MERCI BEAUCOUP Jorma , Jack, Vanessa, what an amazing gift.
I had a dream last night, met and spoke with Jorma, Tuna was playing at an adobe mission in Arizona - inside the place was a fluorescent green double decker bus, audience seated in the lower level. Band was doing a sound check up above. I asked Grace Slick, "Where can we get the direct impact?" She mumbled some sort of acknowledgement and climbed up a ladder thru the hatch to the upper level, I followed
Listening and watching from the mountains north of Tucson-seems an appropriate setting for every dream
@Bear Smoky I quite often have very vivid dreams that wake me. When first awake,I remember all the details. However, after I fall back asleep and wake up in the morning most details are gone.I have considered writing them down, because they're quite complex and interesting!
Thank you so much for sharing this. What an awesome jam. You are all timeless!
Thank you to all at Fur Peace Ranch. 50 Quarantine Concerts to get me to this night from the last Hot Tuna show March 3 , 2020 in St Louis which was a minute before everything shuttered and the last show in St. Louis. Very grateful for keeping us together and having Saturday nights to look forward to each week. Grateful & Thankful>Jorma, Jack, Vanessa,John and all, peach & love. Can't wait to see Jack and Jorma in person on the road again. Thank you again for all you give and gave to all of us!
Thank you all so much for the good vibes and fabulous music that have done so much to strengthen us and remind us of the positive virtues at times when darker aspects have threatened to dominate.
Thank You Jorma, Jack, and Vanessa for all the Great shows and FPR crew.
Great musicianship and perfect chemistry between Jorma and Jack since the early days of Jefferson Airplane. Such a joy to still have both of them near us!!!
well said, my friend!
Can`t believe Jack and Jorma out there in the cold for end of May weather. That`s real dedication. Thank you Jack and Jorma and the rest at Fur Peace Ranch for giving me something to look forward to after long Saturdays that usually started at 2:30 AM. Thanks.
What a long strange trip its been!!!!
Thank you so much Jorma, Jack, Vanessa, John, Izzy, and the crew working the cameras and sound. For over fifty weeks you all were the calm in the storm. 8 o'clcok Saturday night could never get here fast enough each week. Thank you everyone at FPR!!!!!!!!!
All I can says is thanks for these concerts ...every Saturday night.. never missed one...just fantastic....man......and to finish with True Religion ..a favorite of my from college radio says in 1978-1979 at Shippensburg State now university when I played this song from Burgers... just great ...
a big thank you from homer ny
@connal I drove past a road sign "Welcome to Homer" dozens of times. During the 70's I lived on Long Island and went to school at SUNY Oswego. Also my first dog as a child(actually my dad's beagle) was given the name "Homer". Jorma and Jack my long time two favorite musicians, the BEST!
@@brianht1434 hello Brian I was born in cortland my mom and dad had a farm in homer nice place but cortland iam moving to dryden
You helped us so very much come through these troubled times with your skills and generosity. Thank you 🙏
Thank you for sharing your music during this crazy time.
You guys are so special. THANK YOU!
Wow! What an accomplishment! Mahalo for all the time, energy, love and commitment and above all the awesome music! Saw Jorma do a solo show in Chico CA and he was Great! Love his music and in awe of his talent and humility! Cheers!
You two make. Saturday nights great. I grewup in the bay area from Santa Cruz mtns to San Fransisco injoyed your music , have a good one guys
so happy to have been part of this.. so sad it's ending.. i did manage to see jorma at city winery, my first post quarantine concert... thank you so much.. peace and prayers to all of you
I remember when these Jack and Jorma had Bon Steeler on drums and they played from 9 PM till 3 AM, Non-Stop, all ROCKIN' OUT LOUD ! Hot Tuna gave anyone a run for their money too ! and NOW........zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz !
I love the way Jorma hums , reminds me of Glenn Gould.
I am looking forward to seeing you here in the Bay Area soon. Once again John Hurlburt was exemplary. Take Care.🐰
@John Heckert I always loved when John and Jorma played together. The " Ballad of Easy Rider " is quite incredible!
Thank you Jorma and Vanessa for all the concerts in this hard period.
Thank you guys so much for making quarantine fun. Venessa, you were such a great MC. The stories, the hilarity, the inspiring music...all made for such lovely evenings and a beacon of sanity during a time of isolation. ✌️❤️
THANKS , FOR MAKING ARE SATURDAY NIGHTS SO ENJOYABLE, VENASSA,JORMA,JACK ,JOHN AND ALL THE REST OF YOU ,TO MAKE THIS WORLD,AND ITS TRYING TIMES A LITTLE MORE BEARABLE TO GET THRU. STAY SAFE, KEEP HOPE ALIVE,NEVER STOP BELIEVING THINGS WILL GET BETTER.WHEN WORDS FAIL ,MUSIC SPEAKS.😎🎸🔊🎶🎼☮️ BOB.
thanks for your strength guys. From Rome Italy
I was supposed to see Hot Tuna tonight but it was postponed again until December.
Great Show thanks Guys.
I already miss these.
love ya bro
don't mess with the 'Ness!... Love it!.... (valid tee shirt slogan idea... just sayin')
A heroes journey. Full Circle. All the FPR staff HEROES. Special mention to the Captain and Vanessa. THX so very much. Now is Glory Flight for the Airplane. Great times are here with love and joy your way from all directions.
Thank you so much for all you have done for us, it’s been an amazing embryonic journey lol 😂. 🎶🎸🎤❤️
@Lori Messing BIG Yankee fan here! Miss Derek Jeter😂
ThankU jorma vanessa Jack John Izze and crew for these great times. It's been a blessing. Peacelov
Never thought he'd ever play Turn My Life Down. WOW!
Thank You Jorma and Jack and Fur Peace Crew . You walk the walk even if V. talked to much she kept it going and for that I am Grateful. John and all the other guests were
@John Heckert This is what Vanessa has been waiting for! Freedom to play outdoors for a sizeable audience. Her days of working so hard to provide weekly entertainment for everybody during the pandemic is finally over! No more indoor, no audience, masked performers type of shows. She is in rather good spirits this evening. Did you notice that she almost broke down in tears from her happiness. I think under the circumstances, she contained herself rather well.She certainly is an extrovert that has always been obvious. I would cut her a break and not complain if it were me.
good job peoples...heck that was fun....!
Thank you Vanessa. It was a long haul and you took a bunch of comment crap. I normally don't leave them but my comments are... You never annoyed Lisa and Gerald age 55 and 58. We may differ on those current controversy over vaccines. I had two adverse reactions and used to get up in arms. Not anymore. I believe in freedom. I understand your concerns completely. I wish the best to all people and have no time to hate.
@G.T. Philadelphia Vaccines-Up in arms Clever play on words.lol
Well, I'll say this about Jorma: He's a man of his word, promising to rise to the challenge of performing "Turn My Life Down"...and then delivering! And just when I thought I couldn't love Jack any more, I learn that he's a fan of "The Last Man ON EARTH," one of my favorite Uncle Vinny movies! Anyway, thanks as always for yet another wonderful evening of music and conversation. I've loved all 50 of these shows. My only question now that this memorable series of shows has run its course is: Can you folks remind me of what I'm supposed to do on a Saturday night?
@Sandy Ferber From one Sci-fi guy to another is " The Last Man ON EARTH " a good movie? I scrolled through it on one of my apps. and pressed OK, but for some reason decided not to watch it. It was either an old 3x4 format that didn't fill my screen, or the description sounded as if it were something that I might not enjoy. What can you tell me? If this is the last time we ever make contact, I wish you health and happiness ( and if you win the lottery remember me)!
@@brianht1434 Personally, I feel it's the best adaptation of Richard Matheson's "I Am Legend"...much scarier and more atmospheric than "The Omega Man." It's well worth seeking out. Stay well, my Tuna brother!
@ I saw "I am Legend " with Will Smith! Liked it. Is this the same or similar?
@@brianht1434 Well, they're both based on the Matheson novel, but that's as far as it goes. Trust Jack on this one...the Vincent Price version is the cult classic!
@Sandy Ferber Did a search for "The Last Man ON EARTH" There are 3 different versions! Chose the one with Vincent on the cover.Watching it now!
Thanks hot Tuna hope see them again Buffalo!
From N.Y. Wen't to school at SUNY Oswego. Know about going to bed and waking up with two feet of snow when there was none at bed time! Nice cool winter breeze often. Campus is right on the cliff on the south shore of Great Lake as your probably aware. I was there in the late 70's, would you believe classes were cancelled a couple of times due to winds without snow!
What a fifty week long Treat since April last year. This show was tops precious interplay between lifelong friends, digging into their past here you see. It's the way to be with Vanessa, it's precious indeed.
Fun stories and most of all killer shows with tasty licks. "Good Stuff", even if here they're
"Cold Tuna" that gets hot 🔥. "Yikes."
Thanks to all, hope to see ya'll in the FPR EARTH vibe this year at a show, get out folks get live music on you! Support your local artists and artisans.
"Let Us Get Together..." Again! "Oh Good Shepards" out there!
A mutual "Mitzvah" with A Cherry 🍒 on top finish.
Lookin forward to R+ 50 AYE!
Excellent. John should be playing with Hot Tuna regularly. Much Love from Oakland(home of our new Vice President)for all of yinz. 🌏☮
damn computers :)
Pretty rare to have 2 people in synch like Jorma & Jack. 55 years or more of playing together.
1. light of this world 2. river of babylon 2. when the man comes around 4. hamer pomerade
y'all make me wanna tune up some of my axes, dang... thanxxxxxx...
luv me some gospel...
over on the other shore...
gate gate paragate parasamgate...............
I’m going to have withdrawals next weekend, fortunately I’ll be camping at an unofficial bluegrass festival to mitigate…
Jack’s bass is NEVER loud enough, btw (did I just say that?) ; just sayin’ .
Can't play thunder on an acoustic bass! My favorite quarantine show was #28 ELECTRIC Thanksgiving Day Special! Jack played superb that evening. Funky #7 to end the show was a good example of how great Jack can play! I agree the louder the bass the better, especially if it is Jack Casady playing! No such thing as too loud! Jorma can sure make his electric guitars sing , very distinctive sound! Hot Tuna - My all-time favorite!
I’m still waiting for Jack to reintroduce his Guild Starfire to us, now that it’s back from stolen.
And again....💜☮️
I feel like I’m losing an old friend, , bummer.
I feel the same, but he's still with us, although it certainly won't be like it is (was)!
@David Stick I like to think how lucky and great it was to have Jorma in our Living Room every Saturday night! Who would have thunk?
@@brianht1434 oh yeah , I totally agree with you. These people should get a medal for their generosity.
Need a glass of wine. 1glass
Need a winch! lol
true religion to the end, thanks all with most profound gratitiude, best regards!
God bless HOT TUNA!
Greatest Covid relief. Thanks to all!
See you soon!😎
We’ll see you Electric @TheKentStage Dec 10th 🙏🏼🎼❤️🖖🔥🤲🏼
*Fresh Frozen Hot Tuna!*
@Karen Love your bold print, unusual.
All good things must end....but do they really have to?
@jbrn Left a couple of replies for you on the 03/04/88 concert from the Fillmore, FYI Love "Sunny Day Strut", never played any longer. Would not be the same without the violin, perhaps why!
@@brianht1434 Didn't mean to ignore you I just didn't see any other replies on the '88 Fillmore concert...as far as Sunny Day Strut.... you are right it is difficult to pick a favorite, but SDS ranks right up there with "Songs I want played at my funeral...". I don't know if I ever heard them do it live...perhaps in Massachusetts. However, a friend of mine recently posed a question to Jorma about just where and how and why... etc for Sunny Day and Jorma's response was that it was really...just a jam session. I think the song as we hear it on Burgers, is mightily produced and so may be difficult to play live (nowadays anyway) plus I don't think it would really come off all that well if not played electric...
7:59 Trouble in Mind.
But it was very good
If the boys are smart they'll be sitting on heating pads
The reason that Norman Rockwell painting of the dogs playing poker is stupid is because dogs can’t play poker ! Why? Because a dog cannot be dealt two aces that his tail wouldn’t wag.
Needs a little more guitar jormi
🇺🇳 1:20:43
Dogs have good poker faces but they cant play poker. Know why ? Cause if a dog is dealt 2 aces his tail will wag!
@Fred Morrison Not the most informative tell, what happens when dealt 3 of a kind or a flush. Ever see the poker movie "Rounders" with Matt Damon? Loved that movie , especially the Russian's tell - the oreo cookie twist! If you like poker, I highly recommend this movie! Had to watch more than once, so good!
@Fred Morrison Believe you're referring to the first pair dealt in "Texas Hold'em". Quite often that pair of aces gets beat, especially if there are several players. Still " funny" I do admit.