Well… Mr. Obama and his merry men made getting to the gig in Seattle interesting yesterday, but we persevered and had two swell shows… and here they are:

Hot Tuna 35 & 36, 2015
The Acoustic Duo
Jorma Kaukonen, Jack Casady
Dimitriou’s Jazz Alley
Seattle, Washington
Friday, October 9, 2015

Show 35 (early):
1. Too Many Years
2. The Terrible Operation
3. Hesitation Blues
4. I See The Light
5. Barbeque King
6. Let Us Get Together Right Down Here
7. Ain’t In No Hurry
8. How Long Blues
9. Sea Child
10. Full Go Round
11. Where There’s Two There’s Trouble
12. That’ll Never Happen No More
13. Candy Man
14. I Know You Rider
15. Encore: Embryonic Journey
Show 36 (late):
1. Re-Enlistment Blues
2. Serpent Of Dreams
3. Come Back Baby
4. Blue Railroad Train
5. In My Dreams
6. Nobody Knows You When You’re Down & Out
7. Keep Your Lamps Trimmed & Burning
8. San Francisco Bay Blues
9. Living In The Moment
10. Death Don’t Have No Mercy
11. Good Shepherd
12. Water Song
13. Encore: Bar Room Crystal Ball

More will be revealed tonight… same time… same channel…

Onward!


Comments

  1. Comment made on October 13, 2015 by andriy

    @Steven Levenson

  2. Comment made on October 13, 2015 by andriy

    Barbara J. here:
    We remember it well.
    To “give-in” to your memories and share them is much better,than not.
    @Steven Levenson

  3. Comment made on October 12, 2015 by Craig K

    Too Many Years! You dont see that one in the set list very often! Very nice! One of my favorites. I would love to see Heart Temporary make a come back (baby) too!

  4. Comment made on October 12, 2015 by Steven Levenson

    Last presidential motorcade I saw was Ronald Reagan, stopping traffic on the Van Wyck for @30 minutes. Five minutes into it a motorcade passed by with Reagan waving at everyone from the limo. 10 minutes later another motorcade, with another waving Reagan. Still not sure which was the decoy. Additionally, the news announced he was leaving from Newark, but when I saw the motorcade it was heading to JFK…..
    And of course, there was Richard M. Dixon’s White House Inn in Seaford, NY, a comedy club run by a presidential look alike. Only thing about Nixon that came close to being funny.
    I know this is way off topic, but I’m feeling distracted today, and giving in to it.

  5. Comment made on October 11, 2015 by andriy

    @jim hitchcock
    Jim: I don’t include you in the “nidiots ” category.
    Just so you know.

    The rest of you “J”-guys have shown yourselves to be “nidiots”, here
    (except for “JoeInDC.”), and any others who did use this forum to
    lay down anti-Ukraine blather.
    Those who still don’t know the difference between Russians and Ukrainians — shame on you for your lack of compassion and lack of knowledge of current geo-political events.

  6. Comment made on October 11, 2015 by andriy

    Jorma:

    and some nidiots here still think that I and Andriy are the same person, posting comments?
    I just coined the word: “nidiots”.

  7. Comment made on October 11, 2015 by andriy

    Jorma:

    When I was 29,
    (as is Andriy),
    it was a very good year!
    Thank goodness I was Born In the USA.

    OMG: still so many people from overseas, dreaming and struggling to get to NYC.
    Willing to live in over-crowded apartments, just to be here.
    Working under-paid jobs.

    To think of the tired, poor immigrants, yearning to be free;
    still struggling to be part of us, in the USA.
    THE BEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD.

    To work here,to become USA citizens, wishing and hoping and dreaming to be American citizens; TO BE FREE.
    Their dreams and hopes are to advance themselves by way of moving to the greatest city (cities) in America.
    Many must leave their families and send whatever money they can, back to their family members.
    Just to get to live in America.
    Working every day, at the most menial jobs.
    Maybe, just one day-a-week ,to have off from work is such a luxury to them.

  8. Comment made on October 11, 2015 by electricspaceman

    Dig the Robin Hood allusion, although the rich seem to have done pretty well over the last six or seven years (as they did over the eight years before that and the eight years before that, too).

    I seem to recall a night in Spring Valley, NY many years ago where the astonishing guitarist of a band called There Goes the Neighborhood was sporting a Che Guevara T-shirt. Now Che was a man that really believed in the redistribution of wealth. If only…

    • Comment made on October 14, 2015 by Jorma

      Ah… how one learns with time. That young man then, who is an old man now… would not wear a Che Guevara T-shirt.

      And so it goes…

      Jorma

  9. Comment made on October 11, 2015 by andriy

    Barbara J. here:
    Bernie takes the bus?
    (P.S. I am “Jacobs”, Andriy’s last name isn’t Jacobs.)

    Jim, I have a new fave t.v. show: “Jay Leno’s Garage”.
    He has a segment on his motorcycles, coming up in the series.
    Fun viewing for Jorma. @jim hitchcock

  10. Comment made on October 11, 2015 by jim hitchcock

    The good news is that Bernie does not do motorcades!

    I am so freaking kidding, Jorma (and Andriy Jacobs) 🙂 😉

  11. Comment made on October 10, 2015 by Joey Hudoklin

    Swell indeed. I see some #’s that havn’t gotten much play lately. Good deal.

  12. Comment made on October 10, 2015 by Bob Kane

    His motorcade passed the five us us while walking in Newport, RI last year. Driver flashed back my peace sign! It was quite the procession of intimidating looking vehicles.

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