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Hot Tuna began life as a blues-based side dish, the 1969 project of Jefferson Airplane charter members and longtime friends Jack Casady and Jorma Kaukonen. Squeezing tours and recordings around the Airplane schedule, Casady and Kaukonen were serving Hot Tuna exclusively by 1974, when they released their fourth album "The Phosphorous Rat." During the early years, the founders added violin to the mix of harmonica, guitar, drum and bass; broke up the band; embarked upon solo careers; and re-formed the band in 1984. At rock concerts today, Hot Tuna's audience includes new aficionados and those long-standing fans from the band's blues and ragtime days....more

  Performer Track(s) Date Venue Length Rating Buy
Hot Tuna CONCERT 04/30/1972 Winterland 1:33:22 4.53
Hot Tuna CONCERT 10/02/1973 Winterland 1:29:30 4.59
Hot Tuna CONCERT 03/04/1988
Early Show
Fillmore Auditorium 1:03:01 4.57
Hot Tuna CONCERT 12/30/1988
Early Show
Fillmore Auditorium 1:24:44 4.56
Hot Tuna CONCERT 12/31/1970 Winterland 57:58 4.52
Hot Tuna CONCERT 03/04/1988
Late Show
Fillmore Auditorium 1:53:33 4.67
Hot Tuna CONCERT 12/30/1988
Late Show
Fillmore Auditorium 1:24:17 4.54
The Flying Burrito Brothers Christine's Tune (aka Devil In Disguise) 11/07/1970
Late Show
Fillmore East 5:00 4.54
The Flying Burrito Brothers Christine's Tune (aka Devil In Disguise) 10/04/1970 Ellis Auditorium 3:50 4.34 Buy
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