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Results for Electric FlagElectric Flag had the shortest career of any significant jazz-rock group: just eighteen months. They intended to combine blues, rock, soul, jazz, and country; as the first group to use two horn players in a rock context, they ended up sparking the rock-with-brass trend. Formed in 1967, the band established itself at the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival and followed with a first album that made the Top Forty. But ego conflicts among the members soon undermined them. Although it lasted less than two years, Electric Flag was very influential because of the musicians' technical virtuosity....more
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3/4/2008
Since the Butterfield Band was part of the musical dna of the time ('65-'67 and into the '70's) the scene (Filmore et...
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1/14/2008
the Electric Flag shows are phenominal--I thank you guys at WV for the time and effort put into this site----yeah o.k....
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1/14/2008
[quote user="sexdrugsrocknroll"]the Electric Flag shows are phenominal--I thank you guys at WV for the time and effort...
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1/9/2008
[quote user="Billiam"]Another error to fix in a concert review. This is the Electric Flag's evening show and it's in ...
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1/5/2008
UCSteve: There is lots of early Quicksilver here. Lots.
Video: We all await to see this and they are running way...
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