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Steppenwolf - 1974 Don Kirshner's Rock Concert - 2019 REMASTERED
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Steppenwolf - 1974-11-18 Don Kirshner's Rock Concert - 2019 REMASTERED
K. Max has REMASTERED by adjusting the color and sound for state of the art Hi-Def viewing. - Jerry Edmonton (d), George Biondo (b, voc), John Kay (gtr, voc), Goldy McJohn (keys) and Bobby Cochran (gtr, voc)
Born to be wild 00:30
Gang war blues 06:05
Hey Lawdy Mama 10:00
Jeraboah 14:09
Fishing’ in the Dark 19:15
Straight Shootin’ Woman 24:46
FYI SSG Dennis R. GySgt Jack Wallace COL Randall C. PV2 Larry Sellnow SPC Michael Terrell SPC Woody Bullard Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen SPC Jon O. SPC Maurice Evans [Amn Dale Preisach SSG Michael Noll SSG Robert Pratt SGT Mary G. SSG Jeffrey Leake SGT Axel Hasting SGM Major Stroupe SSG Franklin Briant
K. Max has REMASTERED by adjusting the color and sound for state of the art Hi-Def viewing. - Jerry Edmonton (d), George Biondo (b, voc), John Kay (gtr, voc), Goldy McJohn (keys) and Bobby Cochran (gtr, voc)
Born to be wild 00:30
Gang war blues 06:05
Hey Lawdy Mama 10:00
Jeraboah 14:09
Fishing’ in the Dark 19:15
Straight Shootin’ Woman 24:46
FYI SSG Dennis R. GySgt Jack Wallace COL Randall C. PV2 Larry Sellnow SPC Michael Terrell SPC Woody Bullard Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen SPC Jon O. SPC Maurice Evans [Amn Dale Preisach SSG Michael Noll SSG Robert Pratt SGT Mary G. SSG Jeffrey Leake SGT Axel Hasting SGM Major Stroupe SSG Franklin Briant
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STEPPENWOLF - FILLMORE WEST 1968
August 28.hoochie coochie man * your wall's too high * desperation * baby please don't go * the pusher * tighten up your wig * blues jam.BORN TO BE WILD was ...
STEPPENWOLF - FILLMORE WEST 1968
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjdW0Lsusic
John Kay - guitar, vocals, harmonica; Michael Monarch - lead guitar; Rushton Moreve - bass; Goldy McJohn - keyboards; Jerry Edmonton - drums
Steppenwolf headlined this second night of a three-night run at the Fillmore West with an early, pre-signed incarnation of Santana opening, followed by The Staple Singers. This performance captures Steppenwolf at a pivotal time, early in their career, as the band was experiencing their first tastes of commercial success from the single off their debut album: the blazing biker anthem "Born To Be Wild." They had recorded but not yet released their second album (which contained the single "Magic Carpet Ride"), and were beginning to perform the more adventurous and experimental material to be included on that album, in addition to staples from their debut LP.
Although this recording does not include Born To Be Wild, it matters little - this is an excellent performance that grabs you and doesn't let go. The band kicks off with a smoking version of "Hoochie Coochie Man." If you didn't know Steppenwolf was a blues band at its core you'll know it after this. Psychedelic blues, perhaps, but blues nonetheless. Next up is "Tighten Up Your Wig," a song that is essentially Junior Wells' "Messin' With The Kid," with new lyrics by Kay. This band was solid; the rhythm section propels this tune, and Kay is excellent on harmonica as well.
1. Hoochie Coochie Man 05:56
2 Tighten Up Your Wig 04:17
3 Your Wall's Too High 09:52
4 Desperation 06:01
5 Baby Please Don't Go 04:08
6 The Pusher 05:57
7 Disappointment Number (Unknown) / Lost And Found By Trial And Error / Hodge Podge, Strained Through A Leslie / Resurrection 23:04
FYI 1SG Paul AyottePV2 Scott MolletteSPC Bill Bailey SGT Tiffanie G. SFC David Reid, M.S, PHR, SHRM-CP, DTM SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL 1st Lt Padre Dave Poedel MSG Roy CheeverSPC Nancy Greene A1C Ian Williams Maj Kim Patterson SrA John Monette PO1 John Johnson CPT (Join to see) PO1 William "Chip" Nagel Maj Bill Smith, Ph.D. SSG Franklin Briant SSG William Jones CWO3 (Join to see)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjdW0Lsusic
John Kay - guitar, vocals, harmonica; Michael Monarch - lead guitar; Rushton Moreve - bass; Goldy McJohn - keyboards; Jerry Edmonton - drums
Steppenwolf headlined this second night of a three-night run at the Fillmore West with an early, pre-signed incarnation of Santana opening, followed by The Staple Singers. This performance captures Steppenwolf at a pivotal time, early in their career, as the band was experiencing their first tastes of commercial success from the single off their debut album: the blazing biker anthem "Born To Be Wild." They had recorded but not yet released their second album (which contained the single "Magic Carpet Ride"), and were beginning to perform the more adventurous and experimental material to be included on that album, in addition to staples from their debut LP.
Although this recording does not include Born To Be Wild, it matters little - this is an excellent performance that grabs you and doesn't let go. The band kicks off with a smoking version of "Hoochie Coochie Man." If you didn't know Steppenwolf was a blues band at its core you'll know it after this. Psychedelic blues, perhaps, but blues nonetheless. Next up is "Tighten Up Your Wig," a song that is essentially Junior Wells' "Messin' With The Kid," with new lyrics by Kay. This band was solid; the rhythm section propels this tune, and Kay is excellent on harmonica as well.
1. Hoochie Coochie Man 05:56
2 Tighten Up Your Wig 04:17
3 Your Wall's Too High 09:52
4 Desperation 06:01
5 Baby Please Don't Go 04:08
6 The Pusher 05:57
7 Disappointment Number (Unknown) / Lost And Found By Trial And Error / Hodge Podge, Strained Through A Leslie / Resurrection 23:04
FYI 1SG Paul AyottePV2 Scott MolletteSPC Bill Bailey SGT Tiffanie G. SFC David Reid, M.S, PHR, SHRM-CP, DTM SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL 1st Lt Padre Dave Poedel MSG Roy CheeverSPC Nancy Greene A1C Ian Williams Maj Kim Patterson SrA John Monette PO1 John Johnson CPT (Join to see) PO1 William "Chip" Nagel Maj Bill Smith, Ph.D. SSG Franklin Briant SSG William Jones CWO3 (Join to see)
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LTC Stephen F.
I am glad to learn that you enjoyed listening to Steppenwolf my audiophile friend and brother-in-Christ Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen
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