Quicksilver Messenger Service - Fresh Air
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Quicksilver Messenger Service performing Fresh Air at the closing of the Fillmore in 1971. I tried to clean up the audio a bit, let me know what you think.
Add &fmt=18 to the URL to view in high quality. Lets see if this works today:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1EacQEhrbBQ &fmt=18
Quicksilver Messenger Service reformed in 2005 with surviving members Gary Duncan and David Freiberg, often touring with Paul Kantner's Jefferson Starship http://quicksilvermessengerservice.com/ Excerpt from Fillmore(1972) all materials presented under fair use for educational purposes, copyright
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Tags pour cette video: air chuck david dino duncan elmore freiberg fresh gary greg mark messenger quicksilver ryan service steaks valente
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| stop moaning folks ... ( 2 months ago by nohalal) |
| stop moaning folks and go get see Gary Duncans Quicksilver while you can...before communist hussein obama govt bans all music as unislamic |
| lol Casting an ... ( 2 months ago by aurora1957A) |
| lol Casting an absentee ballot from New Zealand, are we? :) |
| Cip had left the ... ( 2 months ago by aurora1957A) |
| Cip had left the band by this point; he did contribute on the studio version released in '70. |
| Duncan is a good ... ( 2 months ago by bokadude) |
| Duncan is a good guitarist, but no he isn't as good as Cippollina was, few were. |
| I saw these guys in ... ( 2 months ago by lbradham) |
| I saw these guys in concert many moons ago. All I can say is WOW! |
| watching that guy ... ( 2 months ago by 301GiganticSquid) |
| watching that guy play guitar 3 minutes into it is worth watching the whole thing. |
| hahaha if only ... ( 2 months ago by BigStankinThang) |
| hahaha if only americans were as smart |
| Truly the ... ( 1 month ago by jimbo33) |
| Truly the quintessential 60's Frisco band. Their sound embodies the time! A great video that is greatly appreciated !! |
| They were, and ... ( 1 month ago by Lukeblueslover) |
| They were, and still are, hugely underrated...but they were making history. John is one of the most inspiring guitarists that I have ever heard in my life. |
| Wait, how does a ... ( 1 month ago by okramiman) |
| Wait, how does a communist ban shit for not adhering to religious values? |
| who came first? ... ( 1 month ago by vaughntrapp) |
| who came first? Santana or these guys? This sounds like it could be a Santana song.... |
| They developed ... ( 1 month ago by EricColeman) |
| They developed about the same time in the same music scene. It would be really hard to say who influenced who. |
| The band went ... ( 1 month ago by claytonave) |
| The band went through a major change when Dino Valente aka Chester Powers joined. He's the lead singer on this tape. Before him they were much more instrumental blues/jam orientated. Their some time guitarist John Cipollina played with a few other bands, saw him with a band in Guerneville Ca in 82. His bro Mario played with Huey Lewis. |
| best version i've ... ( 1 month ago by justverydazed) |
| best version i've heard. |
| nicky never got the ... ( 4 weeks ago by chalone2) |
| nicky never got the accolades he should have, right? he was the Best!! |
| I agree. He had a ... ( 4 weeks ago by TLM80209) |
| I agree. He had a lot of health problems. Probably why he was not at this performance. Although, he was much in demand as a keyboardist, and may have been at a recording studio somewhere. And, he was more of a studio musician than a performer. But I admire him for that. I'd rather listen to a musician than a thespian any day. |
| Really? Watch the ... ( 4 weeks ago by TLM80209) |
| Really? Watch the vid again. He adds a few nice chords & notes, but not much continuity or substance. And his solo? Well...that's just my opinion. |
| Enjoy my friend ... ( 3 weeks ago by inatizzy2) |
| Enjoy my friend Suzie!!! Can you remember? |
| I don't think this ... ( 3 weeks ago by tobewazoo) |
| I don't think this is John Cippolina playing here. He was a thumpick man, and the guy doing the lead gtr solo is using a flat pick. The style is substantially different. Cippolina was a more distintive user of the whammy bar. |
| is that greg elmore ... ( 2 weeks ago by phildirt3) |
| is that greg elmore on solo who s in the band at this point no cippolina looks like freiberg s there |
| That's Duncan on ... ( 2 weeks ago by aurora1957A) |
| That's Duncan on lead guitar. The lineup for this show: gary duncan david freiberg dino valente greg elmore mark ryan chuck steaks |
| Yeah, by the time ... ( 2 weeks ago by gibson3524) |
| Yeah, by the time this was recorded (the Fillmore farewell concerts were early July 1971) Cipollina was in a band called Copperhead. |
| Quicksilver were ... ( 2 weeks ago by Jenscool) |
| Quicksilver were active in S.F. years before Santana came on the scene in '68-9(Fillmore, Avalon, etc.) |
| wow, ive added ... ( 5 hours ago by 60spastlife) |
| wow, ive added these guys to my list of favorites. |
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