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Winterland 10/10/68

This run of Jimi Hendrix concerts at Winterland, with Dino Valenti and then Buddy Miles Express opening, are some of the most interesting Hendrix sets ever recorded. In mid 1968, as Hendrix had just released his monumental Electric Ladyland album, he began actively pursuing opportunities to jam with other musicians.

 

Psychedelic Love Songs

If you were given the task of compiling a list of songs expressing endless devotion or telling tales of true love, late-60's San Francisco might not be the first place you'd look. Luckily, that isn't what I set out to do. Instead, this collection presents love songs played during the golden age of psychedelia, when the music was generally intended to make your head trip and your feet dance.

 


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The Russ Seeger Band

This Huntington NY-based singer/songwriter has played in the Last Hombres with Levon Helm. He appears regularly on the Island, and plays on both Bob Dylan records - Uncovered and Happy Holidays - from Paradiddle Records. Check out some of his great original music at www.myspace.com/russseegermusic.

 

The Blaggards

The Blaggards bring a no-holds-barred rock and roll attitude to whatever muscial genre they care to tackle... obscure rockabilly tunes, a country song or two, a pop hit from the 1960s, some classic blues, songs from singer/songwriters such as Alejandro Escovedo, Slaid Cleaves, Patti Smith or Peter Case, and an occasional surf instrumental. Central to their quarter-a-song, roadhouse jukebox rock 'n' roll theme, they shun the worn-out formula of endless classic rock tune retreads and bland interpretations of "the hits".

 


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