Not only great musicians but great human beings. 1971 Long Beach Marina. The assistant manager of the place ran off with all the money that night. Manager stopped the show and gave this news and said we cannot pay the Brothers. Everyone thought it was over. Then the Brothers all said what the heck we're all having fun let's not stop now. AND they rocked the rest of the night. True story. I had just got back from Vietnam also. Wondrous night.
MY TIME IN VIET NAM WAS MADE EASIER LISTENING TO THIS SONG AND TIME HAS COME TODAY TO ALL THE BROTHERS WHO SERVED I WAS IN KWAN-TRI MAY GOD HAVE BLESSED YOU AS HE DID ME AND THANKS FOR ALL OF YOU SERVING PROUDLY AND TO THOSE WHO DID NOT COME BACK MAY THE LORD HAVE THEM IN HIS WING FOR EVER MORE
i was in the central highlands 66 67 and i cant say it any better.other then we are the lucky ones.we served our country but in my opinion it was a bull shit war,so many dead 58000 plus.i love my country but thats how i feel.welcome home my BROTHER.
the chamber brothers--san francisco 1971 lisening to the long version album and smoking panama red. one bad m.f. those were the days-summer of love-the stones-jimi hendrix- steppenwolf-cream-iron butterfly-jefferson airplane-the turtles-yardbirds--a music explosion on the west coast with all the hotrods and muscle cars. truly a "MAGIC CARPET RIDE".
Remember it well, what a time to come of age. We'll probably not see another Renaissance like this time for centuries. We're in a much grimmer time these days, miss those times.
One of THE greatest songs ever EVER done. F-ing awesome. From back in the great old days I loved and treasured. Only the luckiest were around then and blessed with the greatest days there will ever be. We had it made. My brother came home from Nam- Semper Fi Marine Corps- and turned me on to this fabulous music. F-ING AWESOME!!!!
Man.....c'mon, this song is everything, resonating today just as powerfully as that golden yesterday when it was released... "I got peace, I got love, I got happiness, and you can have it too..." If that isn't a message meant for us all, man, woman, child, feline, canine, aquatic, avairy, amphibian, reptile, etc. White, black, brown, mixed & all colors in between, may they be bright & beautiful for all to see. Old, young, in the middle (Boomers, Gen X , Millennials, Gen Z, next...,), the rich, the privileged, the middle class, the poor, the disadvantaged, the working class heroes, the homeless, the alcohol & drug addicted, the mentally ill untreated, the sober one day & the sober one thousand days, the flirts, the charmers, the Southern Gentlemen & Southern Belles, falling in love, long term love, batchlors, batchlorettes, girlfriends, boyfriends, partners, lovers, the engaged, brides, grooms, newlyweds, long term others, widows, widowers, mothers, fathers, brothers, sisters, grandmothers, grandfathers, uncles,, aunt's, cousins, stepparents, stepsiblings, half sisters & half brothers, best friends, neighbors, the long lost & newly acquired. The joy presented here on a platter of pure power is just this side of mesmerizing.
The Chambers Brothers - Love, Peace and Happiness! An old song from back in the 70's when I was a teenager! We had real songs and music back then, not like this crap they play today! I miss the real music!
This applies to the whole world. This seems startling. How is this possible, different cultures, different histories. But I can't find any bad music in the past. Nowhere. It may be strange or uninteresting, but I just can't call it shit. Neither in Europe, nor in the USA, nor in Asia, nor in the USSR. And I can call all modern pop music shit.
@@spacegangster2588 depends where your border between now and the past is, since I'd say great (pop) music kinda declined in the early 90s but totally depends on the music you like, coz in the 90s there was amazing HipHop as well just as amazing artists like Living Colour but after that both Genres kinda sucked or were whitewashed like HipHop with Eminem and similar white rappers. Not even going to mention the many other whitewashed genres it would take years :D
We all need to sing this with The Brothers together this ⛄ 🎄 of 2023 year of our blessed Lord.Can I get an Amen? Alright Brother's and Sister's from Clay from da Earth! Peace and Happiness ❤
I was there for this at Atlanta Pop 1970. Tripping my ass off, walked right up to front of the stage for C Bros and stayed for Hendrix a little later. Doesn’t get any better.
I agree this need to be reissued for a cheap price not whats floating around now. I want to thank you for sharing this great tune for all. It one of these songs you never get tired of it has stood the test of time and will will keep on standing.
This truly takes me back. I remember hearing them play this as night fell on the Atlanta Pop Festival on July 4, 1970. Imagine, 500,000 people flat out frozen in amazement. They truly don't make groups or music like this anymore. Saw them first at the Filmore, Christmas, 1969 with my future wife. We were mesmerized.
1970 taking the bus into Cambridge with my brother to buy the album and blasting it when we got home. Even my Mom loved it! Loved the Chambers Brothers back then and still love them today. Thanks so much for posting.
san francisco 1971, just graduated from lincoln high. night time looking out at the lights in the city playing this long version and smoking panama red. there will never be a time in history as the 1960's and early seventies. went into the marine corps july 12th 1971. I can't believe forty years have passed. next stop--" the marble orchird".
The Chambers Brothers are a soul music group, best known for its 1968 hit record, the 11-minute long song "Time Has Come Today". The group was part of the wave of new music that integrated American blues and gospel traditions with modern psychedelic and rock elements. Based on their Southern roots, the brothers brought a raw authenticity to their recordings and live performances that was missing from many other acts of that era. Their music has been kept alive through heavy use in film soundtracks..........Eddie
Thank you so much,everyone, everything was, still enlightenment.A true Master Piece, Epic,what's needed every day all the time.Much love and Respect.💯💯💯💯💯Cardiair215PHPA.........
brought this album back in the 1970's when music was music,it inspired me to learn how to play the bass,and i still play after all this time.this song was a song you could play if you were smoking some gooood bud,or you took a tab of window pane,purple haze or orange sunshine,and if you had a bad sound system.....it was all over,the mood this would put you in was awesome,thanks chambers brothers for the memories.
SO happy to find this here! I was driving in St. Louis once (in 1969) and this was playing on the radio. I got completely caught up in the music and didn't remember where I was going ... it was like being in a 'Twilight Zone' episode (and no, I wasn't tripping!) *¬◊
Stationed in Japan, 1973...had a great friend named Gregory Mack--he turned me on to this album. Lotsa water under the bridge since then, Greg, but the Mac Attacak still rules!
Thanks for sharing, I saw them live at Villanova Univ. in 70' will never forget that concert. The group that open the show was called Goliath, very good. The Chamber Bros. were sitting in the audience in different places, then they all stood up and walked up on the stage. One of the best groups from back in the days.
this song (long version) was played over and over and over and over, until the grooves were worn thin, and even with the raspy sound i still loved this song ... and i still do
Bless you for putting the long version of this song on here in its entirety. I had the CD for a long time but it got lost somewhere. Now, the cheapest I can find the CD is about $80. Thanks for making my day when I found this entire version on here.
Talented drummer and composer Brian Keenan was largely responsible for leading the Chambers crossover into rock and psychedelic territory. George Chambers praised his contribution numerous times. Killer drummer, too. RIP.
they are the only black hippies a fantastic powerful,psychedelic,soul,rock band of the end of the 60.ies ,they still sound amazing today peace on you guys
back in the day I used to play this album-the long version up in san francisco at night smoking some panama red. remember that? jimi hendrix--the doors. great memories of the best generation ever! my-how time flys.
I have been searching for this Jam for the last 27 years and it literally fell into my lap this afternoon. Always thought it was another extended Jam of TIME but when I heard the intro when I pressed play today I was jumping around and dancing like a fool and went with the Jam. Maybe not as well known as TIME, this Jam is a forgotten Gem that needs to be Re-Born in these times today. The video with it is inspiring also. This Thanksgiving I wish you all...................................................LOVE, PEACE, and HAPPINESS !!!!!!
Brings back memories of "Progressive FM Radio" stations that would regularly play 11-21 minute full versions of this song and longer ones ("Get Ready," "Who Do You Love," etc.).
Had this album when I was in 8th grade....haven't heard it since right now.! I have been transported back in time. Thank you for posting this marvelous work..!
@screwmaster404 I used to see the Chambers Brothers play around L.A. in the sixties and seventies. A girl I knew married one of the brothers. Down home funk from the root. Oh yeah, bang on the drums all day! My drum set went the way of the cassette deck long ago but I still jam anytime I can.
saw them at the Waikiki bandshell in 70. one of the greatest concerts ever. met them at a headshop in honolulu earlier in the day, great guys. This song blew it out of the park.
This was greatness when I heard at 16. I would swear I had this on an 8 track tape or maybe it was "Time Has Come Today" Loved the Chambers Brothers, Isley Brothers and Jimi Hendrix was my Guitar God!!
@@williama.roesler1019 I seriously don't understand why americans say bless you and thank you to vietnam veterans. I would say "sorry for you guys that my governement put you in that horrible war and made you suffer. I hope the best for your future". I mean army veterens were treated dirty after they came back from vietnam. More soldiers commited suicide after the war then died in it. The Government and citys didn't care about them until today. Everyone respects them and says thanks for your service while they forget to really help them.
san francisco 1971 ---playing the album long version smoking panama red and looking at the night time lights in the city. different world back then. the chambers brothers were bad. went in the marines july 1971. the message is peace and love! u.s marine vietnam vet
Tony Aragon Was at the Valentine's Day 1970 show in Syracuse, NY... Great show and I talked to a couple of them after... Great musicians and really nice guys....
1973, used to sit around the barracks in Camp Drake Japan, smoke some thai stick, drink some wine, and play double deck pinocle by the hour. Where are you Rick, Dee, and Bill - still alive and well?
Love Peace and Happiness The last time I saw The Chamber Brothers .New Year"s Eve 1969. At The Electric Circus on St. Mark"s Place between Second and Third Ave. in the East Village, Manhattan, N.Y.C. I spend Fours New Years there ( 1967 THU 1971 ). I have the original version of Love Peace and Happiness. Need a copy?
I haven't heard that song in over 45 years when I was in the 6th grade. That song was released during the height of the Vietnam War era, and most songs around the time of the Vietnam War were more political against the war.
![The Chambers Brothers • “Time Has Come Today” (Psychedelic Freakout!) • 1969 [RITY Archive]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/vIbsweglLjg/mqdefault.jpg)
Not only great musicians but great human beings. 1971 Long Beach Marina. The assistant manager of the place ran off with all the money that night. Manager stopped the show and gave this news and said we cannot pay the Brothers. Everyone thought it was over. Then the Brothers all said what the heck we're all having fun let's not stop now. AND they rocked the rest of the night. True story. I had just got back from Vietnam also. Wondrous night.
I saw them several times in concert...They're one of the most underrated groups of the 60's and 70's...love them
Not under rated. They didn't get the marketing that is needed for distribution of vinyl. They were Giants.
And Love. Both should have gotten much bigger promos
Love me some Chamber brothers listen to them back in the '70s especially this song was one of my favorite
Totally under rated!
MY TIME IN VIET NAM WAS MADE EASIER LISTENING TO THIS SONG AND TIME HAS COME TODAY TO ALL THE BROTHERS WHO SERVED I WAS IN KWAN-TRI MAY GOD HAVE BLESSED YOU AS HE DID ME AND THANKS FOR ALL OF YOU SERVING PROUDLY AND TO THOSE WHO DID NOT COME BACK MAY THE LORD HAVE THEM IN HIS WING FOR EVER MORE
May God bless you all,Thank you kindly for your service. I salute.Much respect, love honor,and Peace. Cardiair215PHPA.........
i was in the central highlands 66 67 and i cant say it any better.other then we are the lucky ones.we served our country but in my opinion it was a bull shit war,so many dead 58000 plus.i love my country but thats how i feel.welcome home my BROTHER.
the chamber brothers--san francisco 1971 lisening to the long version album and smoking panama red. one bad m.f. those were the days-summer of love-the stones-jimi hendrix- steppenwolf-cream-iron butterfly-jefferson airplane-the turtles-yardbirds--a music explosion on the west coast with all the hotrods and muscle cars. truly a "MAGIC CARPET RIDE".
Remember it well, what a time to come of age. We'll probably not see another Renaissance like this time for centuries. We're in a much grimmer time these days, miss those times.
We sure need some of this Love, Peace and Happiness today, that's for damn sure.
We were saiying the same thing back in the 60s'.
One of THE greatest songs ever EVER done. F-ing awesome. From back in the great old days I loved and treasured. Only the luckiest were around then and blessed with the greatest days there will ever be. We had it made. My brother came home from Nam- Semper Fi Marine Corps- and turned me on to this fabulous music. F-ING AWESOME!!!!
I was their friend at Landmark Motel in Hollywood, Los Angels. They were great!!! 🎉❤
Man.....c'mon, this song is everything, resonating today just as powerfully as that golden yesterday when it was released...
"I got peace, I got love, I got happiness, and you can have it too..."
If that isn't a message meant for us all, man, woman, child, feline, canine, aquatic, avairy, amphibian, reptile, etc. White, black, brown, mixed & all colors in between, may they be bright & beautiful for all to see. Old, young, in the middle (Boomers, Gen X , Millennials, Gen Z, next...,), the rich, the privileged, the middle class, the poor, the disadvantaged, the working class heroes, the homeless, the alcohol & drug addicted, the mentally ill untreated, the sober one day & the sober one thousand days, the flirts, the charmers, the Southern Gentlemen & Southern Belles, falling in love, long term love, batchlors, batchlorettes, girlfriends, boyfriends, partners, lovers, the engaged, brides, grooms, newlyweds, long term others, widows, widowers, mothers, fathers, brothers, sisters, grandmothers, grandfathers, uncles,, aunt's, cousins, stepparents, stepsiblings, half sisters & half brothers, best friends, neighbors, the long lost & newly acquired.
The joy presented here on a platter of pure power is just this side of mesmerizing.
I couldn't have it better. Just listened through my Klipsch 7 speakers. Oh hell yeah. Whole house was rock.
So well said. ❤
The Chambers Brothers - Love, Peace and Happiness! An old song from back in the 70's when I was a teenager! We had real songs and music back then, not like this crap they play today! I miss the real music!
Me too Deneece, I played this album to death in the 70s.
Still relevant today
This applies to the whole world. This seems startling. How is this possible, different cultures, different histories. But I can't find any bad music in the past. Nowhere. It may be strange or uninteresting, but I just can't call it shit. Neither in Europe, nor in the USA, nor in Asia, nor in the USSR. And I can call all modern pop music shit.
@@spacegangster2588 depends where your border between now and the past is, since I'd say great (pop) music kinda declined in the early 90s but totally depends on the music you like, coz in the 90s there was amazing HipHop as well just as amazing artists like Living Colour but after that both Genres kinda sucked or were whitewashed like HipHop with Eminem and similar white rappers. Not even going to mention the many other whitewashed genres it would take years :D
If I was going to send Recordings from the 1960's into space. The Chambers brothers would definetely be among them.
We all need to sing this with The Brothers together this ⛄ 🎄 of 2023 year of our blessed Lord.Can I get an Amen? Alright Brother's and Sister's from Clay from da Earth! Peace and Happiness ❤
I was there for this at Atlanta Pop 1970. Tripping my ass off, walked right up to front of the stage for C Bros and stayed for Hendrix a little later. Doesn’t get any better.
The Chambers Brothers were the real stuff
The greatest song and group of all time , so happy to have witnessed this outstanding group back in the day , just incredible
Definitely
The time has come today to listen to a different Chambers Brothers song.
I agree this need to be reissued for a cheap price not whats floating around now. I want to thank you for sharing this great tune for all. It one of these songs you never get tired of it has stood the test of time and will will keep on standing.
I stopped by to listen on what would have been George Chambers' 91st birthday. 09.26.22
An unsung group with great talent!
This truly takes me back. I remember hearing them play this as night fell on the Atlanta Pop Festival on July 4, 1970. Imagine, 500,000 people flat out frozen in amazement. They truly don't make groups or music like this anymore. Saw them first at the Filmore, Christmas, 1969 with my future wife. We were mesmerized.
This brings back a time when I was truly free to enjoy life as it may come.
The other day, I heard this for the first time and never heard of the Chambers Brothers. Love it. Incredible.
1970 taking the bus into Cambridge with my brother to buy the album and blasting it when we got home. Even my Mom loved it! Loved the Chambers Brothers back then and still love them today. Thanks so much for posting.
What music used to be. Still my favorite song and I am 72
Me too and 67 here.
The "long version" (this one) is simply fantastic!
This album is absolutely incredible until you learn it's live then it just become insanely incredible.
They only have two songs I really really like however both of said songs are over 13 minutes long so I would say they're pretty good.
They are great feel it in my soul , praise God !
san francisco 1971, just graduated from lincoln high. night time looking out at the lights in the city playing this long version and smoking panama red. there will never be a time in history as the 1960's and early seventies. went into the marine corps july 12th 1971. I can't believe forty years have passed. next stop--" the marble orchird".
Thanks for posting!!!The forgotten sixties classic overshadowed by Time Has Come Today. It still stands the test of time!!
The Chambers Brothers are a soul music group, best known for its 1968 hit record, the 11-minute long song "Time Has Come Today". The group was part of the wave of new music that integrated American blues and gospel traditions with modern psychedelic and rock elements. Based on their Southern roots, the brothers brought a raw authenticity to their recordings and live performances that was missing from many other acts of that era. Their music has been kept alive through heavy use in film soundtracks..........Eddie
I agree.
Thank you so much,everyone, everything was, still enlightenment.A true Master Piece, Epic,what's needed every day all the time.Much love and Respect.💯💯💯💯💯Cardiair215PHPA.........
However you categorise them, they were superb.
I was 16, living in a crappy Apt in Reseda ,California,my parents were going thru a slow motion divorce,This song was my safe space
brought this album back in the 1970's when music was music,it inspired me to learn how to play the bass,and i still play after all this time.this song was a song you could play if you were smoking some gooood bud,or you took a tab of window pane,purple haze or orange sunshine,and if you had a bad sound system.....it was all over,the mood this would put you in was awesome,thanks chambers brothers for the memories.
Thanks for your service. US Army 1967 - Peace
I’m currently 19 and I wish I was 50 right now. Music,cars drugs prolly too..shit was good back then.
This is my first time hearing this song and I'm blown away by the way these cats were (shelved).....damn!!!
SO happy to find this here! I was driving in St. Louis once (in 1969) and this was playing on the radio. I got completely caught up in the music and didn't remember where I was going ... it was like being in a 'Twilight Zone' episode (and no, I wasn't tripping!)
*¬◊
I use to see6 them at a club on bway and 72nd st. When they weren't on tour they would play there on Sunday night's. Great band
Stationed in Japan, 1973...had a great friend named Gregory Mack--he turned me on to this album. Lotsa water under the bridge since then, Greg, but the Mac Attacak still rules!
I found love.
I found peace.
I found happiness.
And you can have it Too ❤😂
"Together we stand! united we fall!" "Love, Peace and happiness!"
divided we fall
Thanks for sharing, I saw them live at Villanova Univ. in 70' will never forget that concert. The group that open the show was called Goliath, very good. The Chamber Bros. were sitting in the audience in different places, then they all stood up and walked up on the stage. One of the best groups from back in the days.
this song (long version) was played over and over and over and over, until the grooves were worn thin, and even with the raspy sound i still loved this song ... and i still do
Psychedelic rock, soul, R and B ,It has it all ,brings back a lot memories. Them and Santana, some serious head music.
Groovy!...a beautiful song from a great band, and the title speaks for itself...
Bless you for putting the long version of this song on here in its entirety. I had the CD for a long time but it got lost somewhere. Now, the cheapest I can find the CD is about $80. Thanks for making my day when I found this entire version on here.
Talented drummer and composer Brian Keenan was largely responsible for leading the Chambers crossover into rock and psychedelic territory. George Chambers praised his contribution numerous times. Killer drummer, too. RIP.
they are the only black hippies a fantastic powerful,psychedelic,soul,rock band of the end of the 60.ies ,they still sound amazing today peace on you guys
The only black hippies? Are you serious?
not the only black hippies by a long shot.
Don’t forget about Sly Stone 😮
Thanks for your service also. US Army 68 - 71. Man, those were some times.
I fell in love with this song, when I was 13. Still LOVE it it in 2016!!!
back in the day I used to play this album-the long version up in san francisco at night smoking some panama red. remember that? jimi hendrix--the doors. great memories of the best generation ever! my-how time flys.
I have been searching for this Jam for the last 27 years and it literally fell into my lap this afternoon. Always thought it was another extended Jam of TIME but when I heard the intro when I pressed play today I was jumping around and dancing like a fool and went with the Jam. Maybe not as well known as TIME, this Jam is a forgotten Gem that needs to be Re-Born in these times today. The video with it is inspiring also. This Thanksgiving I wish you all...................................................LOVE, PEACE, and HAPPINESS !!!!!!
We are gifted with groups that have songs that are full sides of vinyl. Jethro tull, quicksilver,, who do u love.
Excellent Song from Back in the Day. Hoping for Love, Peace & Happiness in the World Always♥
Thank you. What memories this brings back!
Brings back memories of "Progressive FM Radio" stations that would regularly play 11-21 minute full versions of this song and longer ones ("Get Ready," "Who Do You Love," etc.).
Thick as a brick, in a Garda da vida
Brian was a great drummer!! He really could work the bass pedal. Around 6:53 they start to really kick it in!!!!!!! RIP Brian
Had this album when I was in 8th grade....haven't heard it since right now.! I have been transported back in time. Thank you for posting this marvelous work..!
brother James...............I agree..I saw these boys several times ..they blew the roof off....
@screwmaster404 I used to see the Chambers Brothers play around L.A. in the sixties and seventies. A girl I knew married one of the brothers. Down home funk from the root. Oh yeah, bang on the drums all day! My drum set went the way of the cassette deck long ago but I still jam anytime I can.
THIS SONG AND THEME IS STILL REVELANT IN TODAYS WORLD!!!!!
Their masterpiece.
The Chambers Brothers , these guys were excellent a great song then and now & forever
David Hernandez they were great in concert daw them 3 times
Hey youtube your turning to shit with your commercials in the songs and frankly im tired of eet!!
One of the best songs from the era.
2018 and it still rings true ! Their legacy remains for the good of the world !
saw them at the Waikiki bandshell in 70. one of the greatest concerts ever. met them at a headshop in honolulu earlier in the day, great guys. This song blew it out of the park.
Saw "long" version at Atlanta Pop Festival 1970...used to have album...waiting for itunes to bring back...rock on
From another turbulent, divisive era. As relevant today and the message needed more than ever.
Turbulent? Every place but kalifornia WAS EXCELLENT!!
Although I am a total Doors' freak I love this song as well as a lot of the Chambers Brothers music. The Time Has Come Today album rocks.
Why this one-album- side song isn't a national treasure is beyond me..Pretty much a full-blown masterpiece..
ONE OF THE GREATEST BANDS ,THAT'S SPEAKING ABOUT TO-DAY,IN 2016!
Wonderful band, this is the next extension & follow up of Time has come Today, An Amazing sonic exploration!
First heard in 60s..Ahhhh I love em!!
Chambers brothers 4-ever !
This was greatness when I heard at 16. I would swear I had this on an 8 track tape or maybe it was "Time Has Come Today" Loved the Chambers Brothers, Isley Brothers and Jimi Hendrix was my Guitar God!!
first heard this while at Long Binh South Vietnam
BLESS YOU MY BROTHER & THANK YOU.........
All the w2ay..
@@williama.roesler1019 I seriously don't understand why americans say bless you and thank you to vietnam veterans. I would say "sorry for you guys that my governement put you in that horrible war and made you suffer. I hope the best for your future". I mean army veterens were treated dirty after they came back from vietnam. More soldiers commited suicide after the war then died in it. The Government and citys didn't care about them until today. Everyone respects them and says thanks for your service while they forget to really help them.
@@lastkayleeuw6706 They know what was up back then. They don't need to reminded.
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Thanks for you service, Melvin!
Welcome Home!
I totally agree with CrAcP0t!!! It's time for this classic recording to be reissued!!!! My VERY first album I owned.
Overlooked gem from the 60’s
Oh does this take me sooooooooooooooooooo way back
Michael Rocker Mike.....I can sooooo agree with you.....thanks UA-cam for being there
Me too and I LOVE BEING THERE AGAIN!
People are still using this song in tv and movies some 50 years later.
Saw them twice in the sixties …. Tremendous band …. 🙏💙‼️‼️
WOW ! Great way to start my day. Thanks for the beautiful images.
Loved em in 69' love em now! Iconic🕊
You are so right, music is the universal conductor
san francisco 1971 ---playing the album long version smoking panama red and looking at the night time lights in the city. different world back then. the chambers brothers were bad. went in the marines july 1971. the message is peace and love! u.s marine vietnam vet
Damn fine stuff. I was in my teens when this hit the streets. In the H/A in SF. PPP!!!
Then, Now & Forever.
my first concert, at the felt forum!!! rhinoceros was opening act, and ten wheel drive next!!!
man l haven't heard those band names n years but remember them too!!
(yep; same age but didn't get to that concert. ;)
Saw them in Springfield Missouri in 1969. Whoa! 💪😃
Awesome!!!!!! Great song by one of my favorite groups. Thanks for posting!!!!!
Was there @ NMSU Pan American Center 1970. Epic concert.
Tony Aragon Was at the Valentine's Day 1970 show in Syracuse, NY... Great show and I talked to a couple of them after... Great musicians and really nice guys....
16 minutes of pure dope... thank you
1973, used to sit around the barracks in Camp Drake Japan, smoke some thai stick, drink some wine, and play double deck pinocle by the hour. Where are you Rick, Dee, and Bill - still alive and well?
Their best song! Me and my brother listened to this all the time. Awesome band!
Want this long version on my itunes....but cannot find it....gotta have it.
when i'm feeling good i can walk around singin this and loving it.
This is the song my vietnam vet turned me on to plus mary jane,thanks BOB !!!! at 18 Love it!!!!
Got to be on a higher plain to create on this level.
Saw them in person - transcendental.
High Planes.
One of my all time favorites
This music brings you back to good times, always does.
Love Peace and Happiness The last time I saw The Chamber Brothers .New Year"s Eve 1969. At The Electric Circus on St. Mark"s Place between Second and Third Ave. in the East Village, Manhattan, N.Y.C. I spend Fours New Years there ( 1967 THU 1971 ). I have the original version of Love Peace and Happiness. Need a copy?
I also have the original album, and I remember the Electric Circus Spent 4 days there one night
I could use a copy? If that'd be alright?
sitting in a room with 7 guys bonging on and having a drink - not sure if good or bad : ) but looong time ago - song still rocks bigtime.
it was bad you ducking pot head. juicers forever
Don't know how many times we got stoned to that number, but it was a lot :-D
Amazing! Love them!😂
I haven't heard that song in over 45 years when I was in the 6th grade. That song was released during the height of the Vietnam War era, and most songs around the time of the Vietnam War were more political against the war.