The Providence Performing Arts Center
Foto By Phil Jacobs
Our next stop was the Providence Performing Arts Center… one of those truly beautiful historic theaters.
What a place!
Foto by Jorma Kaukonen
Hot Tuna 26, 2017
The Electric Trio
Jorma Kaukonen, Jack Casady
And Justin Guip
With Tedeschi/Trucks
& The Wood Brothers
Providence Performing Arts Center
Providence, Rhode Island
1. Been So Long
2. Hesitation Blues
3. Ode To Billy Dean
4. Talkin’ Bout You
5. Good Shepherd
6. Funky # 7
There have been some great sit-ins with Susan and Derek, but frankly I didn’t write them down and now I can’t remember. All I can say is, ‘Good times!’
Men at work
Foto by Phil Jacobs
Then it was off to Rochester, New York.
Zach, surveying his kingdom.
Foto by Phil Jacobs
The Rochester show was another outdoor venue, but the weather was beyond perfect!
Rockin' in the U.S.A.
Foto by Phil Jacobs
Hot Tuna 27, 2017
The Electric Trio
Jorma Kaukonen, Jack Casady
And Justin Guip
With Tedeschi/Trucks
& The Wood Brothers
The Highland Bowl
Rochester, New York
Saturday, July 8, 2017
1. Living Just For You
2. Sea Child
3. Can’t Get Satisfied
4. Come Back Baby
5. Water Song
6. Funky #7
Beauty and a pair of beasts
Then it was back across the state to Simsbury, Connecticut.
Old Glory in Simsbury from the drone
Drone shot by Jorma Kaukonen
I finally got to fly the drone a little at the venue during sound check.
Susan and Derek from the air...
Drone shot by Jorma Kaukonen
Hot Tuna 28, 2017
The Electric Trio
Jorma Kaukonen, Jack Casady
And Justin Guip
With Tedeschi/Trucks
& The Wood Brothers
Simsbury Meadows Performing Arts Center
Simsbury, Connecticut
Sunday, July 9, 2017
1. Trial By Fire
2. Watch The North Wind Rise
3. Ode To Billy Dean
4. Can’t Get Satisfied
5. Bar Room Crystal Ball
6. Water Song
7. Hit Single # 1
Before the show...
Drone shot by Jorma Kaukonen
Another beautiful day in New England!
Simsbury by air
Drone shot by Jorma Kaukonen
Not far from where my Mom was born on a farm in 1910. What’s a hundred and seven years to the universe?
Onward!
Or was it May 10 1973?
The Providence Performing Arts Center … was in the 70’s THE PALACE…..you played there May 10 1974 If I remember correctly…just you and Jack….Al Stewart replaced opening act Bruce Springsteen who was busy.
My friend who went without prior knowledge was kinda dissappointed it was two guys with chairs bass and acoustic guitar. Afterwards he said it was the best show he ever saw….a vet of Moms love for English Bluesmen. thanks for all the music. Sorry to be critical of the clappers in East Greenwich in Dec 2017.
scanning youtube looking forward to seeing tuna/woods death don’t have no mercy from riverbend. #hot&fresh
“I’m gonna tell you all
what jelly roll done, done
Made grandmama marry
Her youngest grandson
Yeah I’m wild about my jelly
Bout my sweet jelly roll
@Dean Palmer
Is this an electric Tuna set?
Of course…
Just a heads up for NY area Tuna fans.
The Saturday Dec 9 show @ Paramount in Huntington is almost sold out. Steve Kimmock is with the boyz.
Presale code is PULSE
The Beacon will NOT be Friday the 8th as Jerry Seinfeld is at the Beacon that night.
Hey Jorma,
Don’t forget, you promised to include Hot Jelly Roll Blues in the Wheels Of Soul Tour. I will be at the Red Hat show in NC on Friday and would LOVE to hear it then.
yea johno the thing I hear upstate that stands out is the silence g
he looks a lot like Jorma@Hogan
I was up in the Catskill mountains again last week. I feel at home there amongst the pine forests and babbling brooks. I hear things there that I don’t hear on Long Island. The wind. The mountains. The solitude. It’s just you and nature. I’ve been listening to “Roads and Roads &” – that’s my takeaway song from this tour. That whole album is great. Hope the tour is going good. Keep On Truckin’!
Thinking like a mountain, I see.
You guys are killin it….enjoy
Looks like Zach has grown in to a fine young man..
🙂
Looking forward to your visit to the Commonwealth on Wednesday! Music godz have smiled upon me as I’ll be making the trip down from Richmond to VA Beach for the WOS tour stop! I’ll be representing for one of my favorite towns by sporting my “Blue Eagle Music” shirt! Concert bill of Wood Bros/Hot Tuna/TTB…it doesn’t get much better than that! Then, in two weeks get to make the trek to Ohio and FPR for Savoy Brown at H&M fest! The rock keeps rolling!
The set lists are excellent examples of quality over quantity, a fine start to an evening of music
When I was younger and went skiing in Vermont. I used to pass the Ellington exit on I-91 in Connecticut. It’s in such a quiet and peaceful part of the state. I thought to myself – this is where it all began.
Boy oh boy.
The set list from Rochester is short, but powerful!
A good friend of mine was there at her first electric HT show.
I’d sure like to hear a compilation of these sets down the road.
That would be a treat.
Love me some Hot Tuna!