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I did not know this song when I was born, but of course, I'm almost 60 years old. Pretty cool, though, I can dig it.

Cool! Always dug Gary Moore

Wow - This version is in the key of "C"! That's why they can't play a lot of those guitasr licks - they were all done in D.

wow, some of the guitar licks are gone too!

"Pusherman" was on their first album. It is an excellent rendition of a tune written by Hoyt Axton. "Magic Carpet Ride" is mentioned in my list of their other excellent tunes, and the tunes you mentioned are covered under "etc...". The time period you refer to is the exact time that I refer to, t...

Which one is playing the drums - is it an invisible set? Pretty goos acoustins when the guitars don't even have to be plugged in. But still fun to see and hear. Great recording.

Great tune; Excellent production and performance!

Were the bass notes comming from the Strat or the Tele? Pretty funny.

They should have turned her mike off - just let it be heard in the monitors - hers only.

Remember the old Pizza parlor? I think it was called Chicago Pizza, but I'm not sure.

My wife, and her brother, both danced on the Larry Kane show in the 60's. I have been looking for years trying to find tapes of the show. Do any tapes exist from that show? Can they ever be viewed? If anybody knows, please let me know... Thanks

.What kind of guitar is that guy playing on the right - the white one? It looks kind of like a Flying V. I can only see the headstock of the one to his right, but it looks like a Mostite. Note the Vox Super-Beatles

I don't think these were the "Soul Train" dancers.

Really strange drum part if ou listen to it real close. Brilliant!

Steve Morse is one of the greatest guitarists to ever exist, and he was brilliant in the Dixie Dreggs, but his intro to this song really sucked. Sloppy, and in poor taste. Everything else was good, though.

Beautiful - really nice

Pretty cool. Hey, try it in an open G tuning - it's a super blast - I worked it out with the bridge - I barre it on the 5th fret and play the a-minor shape (makes it a 4-chord up), then back down to open. I know it sounds stupid, but if you try it, I bet you'll dig it. In the meantime, DADGAD's a...

I love this. I'never heard of Tony McManus, I'm going to look him up though. Thanks for posting. Really nice music.

I don't have a clue as to what Sons of Skyrim is, but I sure like this music. The whole thing looks and sounds pretty damn cool to me. Thanks for posting it.

Super cool! Thanks for sharing

Thanks - This is very nice.

Very nice - Thanks!

Wonder what song they really were playing in this clip? I think it's from Hard Days Night, but I haven't seen that movie in almost 40 years.

Cooll! Who's the guitar player?

Movie was entertaining, but conflicts with a lot of what I've read about Garland.

That was so cool! Thanks!!

Who was Dutch McMillin? Was he the sax player, or the piano player?

Excellent funky guitar work by the Houston Heights legend Warren "King of Tone" Stinson.

Nice to see it played on a Strat, since I have one too. Goodjob - sounds great

Hey I found it - Thanks! What an original, cool tune. I mean, how much better can it get than that.

Super cool track!! I heard this years ago. I'm so glad to find it here.

Thank You so much for this. You have opened a tremendous door for me. I can never thank you enough.

Pure genious. Fito's picture is not even on the album cover - it's the old drummer (can't remember his name) on the bottm right.

What a clean recording. Imagine how primitive the equipment was, and how sophisticated all the digital shit is today. The primitive shit sounds best. Check out the Ray Charles Live recording from the '50's. Full band - only one microphone.

This is great! I can't wait to get started on it. This is the best instruciton I have ever seen on any style of playing - rock, jazz, blues, heavy metal, etc... Thanks so much.