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Wednesday Night in SF, Thursday Night in SF and Live Wire/Blues Power were all recorded in the beginning of 1968, in Winterland, when Albert opened for Jimi.

250 is probably the weight as a young man. 300+[?]

It blows my mind how these companies hire people without doing any sort of background check on them. The face of Subway already had a restraining order against him by his ex-wife and they hired him anyways? He was “violent and cruel” according to the ex and none of this was vetted before signing him to a multi-million…

That version of "Blues Before Sunrise" is so damn immense.

I’ve read that Albert King was 6’4”, 250 lbs., but that seems a little conservative.

SRV and Albert King with his Flying V!

SRV- Drivin’ South (!)

loooooooooong day. salt mines. gosh.

!!!!!!!!!!!!

Mr Mojo Risin

Long day in the salt mines.

Cap’n Beefheart- I’m Gonna Booglarize You, Baby-

Jimmy Page and The Black Crowes, “Misty Mountain Hop”.

Luna Lee, Scuttle Buttin’

SRV-

this is a long groove by the skatalites. the james bond theme:

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Duane Allman with his guitar, Goldie.

This is an early demo of “Melissa” by Gregg and Duane Allman.