Quicksilver Messenger Service = Happy Trails - 1969 - (Full Album)+Bonus
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- 1)Who Do You Love - Part 1 - 25.22
When You Love
Where You Love
How You Love
Which Do You Love
Who Do You Love - Part 2
2)Mona - 7.01
3)Maiden Of The Cancer Moon - 3.07
4)Calvary - 13.25
5)Happy Trails -
6)Edward, The Mad Shirt Grinder - 9.22 - (Bonus)
7)Studio Chat + The Fool - 14.30 - (Bonus)
Chitarre Taglienti, distorte che galoppano hai ritmi della "West Coast" dal nome affascinante (Quicksilver Messenger Service) Con il loro Mega Brano iniziale di 25minuti "Who Do You Love" dall'Album "Happy Trails" Capolavoro Mastodontico e Manifesto indiscusso di "Hard - Psichedelic - Rock" - che con "Grateful Dead" - Jefferson Airplene" Erano i massimi esponenti del genere. Altamente Consigliato a tutte le "Generazioni" - The Glad.- 75 minuti circa di alternanza di suoni.
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John Cippolina's opening lead on Happy Trails is one of the greatest guitar leads in the history of rock and roll. It screams what the scene was like in the city. More than 50 years later I haven't heard anything better . We were incredibly lucky to have witnessed the future in our own time.
Yes, you are right, from the beginning a tour of unique guitars begins, thinking that soon everything could end but finishing the first side, the second begins with the same great motifs, arriving at the song "Calvary" where the final epitaph is performed playing it all down for a bite of seconds "Happy Trails" Ave Rock, 2023.✌✌
Predates Ironman or anything like it. Superb
"I like the rapid punch of solid-state for the bottom, and the rodent-gnawing distortion of the tubes on top." ~John Cippolina
Yes, agreed. 💯
The subtle nuances of dual lead guitar and it goes from that to in your face power. I have loved it since mid-sixties when it was released.❤😂
I remember listing to this stuff on Aicd. God what a trip. If I could go back in time and relive 3 years of my life it would be 1968, 69 ,and 70.
I remember listing to this stuff on Aicd. God what a trip. If I could go back in time and relive 3 years of my life it would be 1968, 69 ,and 70.🏆
@@thegladiatorofrock1572 I'm with ya on that...
Lucky you’re still ‘here.’
No wonder you were 'listing' as you put it, instead of listening! 😆😆🤣 Purple Haze acid.
I can tell you weren't around back then, lol...@@Chafflives
bought this album on my 20th birthday still love it am 73 now
Right there with you. Amen.
Immortal West Coast album and always very good. I greet you.🔔
Me too! Along with a bit of blue cheer
😮@@thegladiatorofrock1572
Now you're 74 and I am sure still rocking. My grandparents got me into this. I play it loud!!! I wish I lived then
I was fortunate to be in San Francisco during 1968. I also was fortunate to Quicksilver at the Fillmore one Saturday night. If I recall, Janis Joplin was there to. What a glorious experience to see them in the small theater like the Fillmore. Their music lives on today!
Still a fabulous album about 50 years later...
Amen to that. I am 72 and I still listen to it all the time. Makes me happy, and still gives me goose bumps and tears after 50+ years. Wish there was a QMS Fan Club. I would be a life member.
Super mega album, by the greats "Quicksilver Messenger Service🦅🎸
The best...
One of the most underrated albums.
The "Quicksilver Messanger service" Band Was A Great West Coast Band. I honestly don't know how the sales went. Ave Rock.💪
By whom ?
I remember being at a party at age 17.. the whole album was being played through at least twice.. hell with the girls.. I was captivated by this album start to finish. Never forget
@@JeffreyWilliams-dr7qe "Underrecognized" is a better term. For people with taste and musical appreciation, not under-rated
@granthurlburt4062 did not say this but thanks!
guitar hero john cipollina immortal riffs.........this is one of the best albums of all times.....superb!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It is a true timeless masterpiece. They should be saved as one of the wonders of Music.
I recommend you go read the review made by me under the list of songs in the video.
Proud 108, I agree with you for the most part, however a close listen to the solos on the ":Who do you Love" suite reveals Gary Duncan as the true "guitar hero" of QMS. Cipollina was good, in fact very good. He relied however on two particular tricks: use of a Bigsby vibrato and finger picks.
Again, a close listen to the two solos will reveal my point. Duncan's solo just sounds better. It sounds like he knew where he wanted to go from one section of his solo to the next section. There are no wasted notes. Each section leads seamlessly to the next with no pauses or thinking about "What should I do next?". Gary's solo truly is a lesson for most lead guitarists. I'm a bassist so I can make that comment. :> Cipollina seems to be playing the same riff until he figures out where to go next. The pauses and seams are apparent.
Granted this is my opinion though I have listened to this recording many, many times and have concentrated on the solos. This is not to disparage Cipollina who I saw and talked with many times. However, my general point is the sheer musicality of Gary's solo versus the stitched together sound of Cipollina's on this recording.
@@stephengorin2685 Thanks for sharing your opinion. But I don't agree at all. Fact is, both guys brought the best out of each other. Duncan and Cipollina were doing dual leads years before The Allmans and The Dead. NOBODY sounded like John, he stood apart from all the other guitarists just because he was so different in his approach. In my opinion, the band sounded like crap after Cipollina left in 1970 and they came across just like every other mediocre 70's band. The only innovative guitar work on their only hits, Fresh Air and What About Me is easily Cipollina's stuff and you can tell it's him in 3 notes. Duncan is flashy but sounds like every other San Fran guitar player, it could be anybody. Cipollina did some interesting work with other bands after QMS, especially Copperhead/Zero/Man/ Gravenites etc. , but everything that I've ever heard from Duncan is boring and uninspired like he was trying to cash in on Quicksilver's name. The band that Freiberg and Duncan put together to tour under the QMS name to open before Starship over these past few years was a joke to this once awesome band's legacy. I don't think either one of them did anything better than what they recorded together 67-70.
Got too be ..Love there first album, but this out there by it self!!!!
One of the greatest bands of the sixties,the greatest time for rock and roll ever,so happy to have been around that great time
Keep toone HOME , palpitates the soul....
Classic album from one of my favorite bands of my youth. Never tire of the Who Do Love Suite
Legendary West Coast Band that with this album Masterpiece reached the pinnacle of the genre "Hard - Rock - Psich."😊👍
I love it and always have.
One of my top ten albums. Listened to it the first time on and FM station on a foggy evening in Saugus, CA. It was like an acid trip without the acid.
An album that envelops you from the first notes and transports you through both sides. A masterpiece of the Quicksilver Messanger Service, the expectations are enormous from the name.⚔🖖
Santa Clarita Valley
Happy Trails IS my #1 favorite album, after listening to it for over 50+ years (1970 till two days ago :) I would say #2 would be Court of the Crimson King. They are one of a kind in my lifetime.
@@thegladiatorofrock1572 this Is one of acid álbum of the story
Still packs a punch. Maybe more so now.
True story! When this first came out I basically had it memorized! Burned into my brain, every guitar note, every bass line, every drum beat, every moan & groan! Was in a record store ('member those?) with a friend, he didn't know whether to buy it or not. He hadn't heard it. I told him if he bought it and didn't like it, I'd buy it off him, full price! He said "But you already own a copy!" I said, "Don't care, it's that good. It's no-risk for me, I know you'll love it!" This was late afternoon... he had to work the midnight shift at his company. Come midnight, he called his company and quit!! "F*ck that! I'm listening to Quicksilver! Over & Over & Over!!"
So thankful for people like you who were of age at the time and can give of glimpses of what it was like. Really fortunate you guys from this era are still kicking
@@1m2a3t4t5 bless you for your curiosity..there's quite a bit to enjoy and unpack from that era, but maybe also from many other eras..I like to see how the music almost transcends time or has multiple connections to other artists. Sometimes I'll make a 20 song playlist of one song done by 20 different artists. It's all good. I do like psychedelic tho, and I was blind lucky to stumble into Woodstock from the north, so I've been very fortunate. Keep listening , friend.
Beautiful story when you live your life without regrets once. Hello, Who Do You Love?🖖🖖
I was born in 1955. Luckily, I had older sisters with taste who played new music, Dylan, Hendrix, etc.. Quicksilver hit me in my soul with their guitar playing that didn't rely on copying old blues like most bands did. They took Bo Didley on some of their songs but used it to go places that were unknown on our planet.. To this day, I can close my eyes and go through the entire album note for note, like you, in my head. The music is so memorable.
Is there anything that compares to this today? I would listen to it. Maybe some obscure group.
"Happy Trails" defines the late 60s San Francisco live scene better than ANY other band's live recordings.
Album of enormous inimitable beauty of Rock - Psych. - West Coast. Hail Caesar.😃
Well, The Grateful Dead
defined the SF psychedelic, hippy, acid-head culture just as well!
@babaregThe dead mindless doodlingi5934
@@babaregi5934What about we built this and Craig Chavizo ?
Ha! It's cool to comment among a community of older (I'm not say old, we're outside that misperception) Quicksilver heads here. I'm turning 72 in May and this album has a special place for me founded when I was 19 in early 1970. It was then one of my preferred "tripping" albums...this one, Mechanical World by Spirit, Live Dead and others. John Cippolina never earned the distinction he so well deserved. I saw QMS in concert a few times and they rocked, but by the mid 70s, touring, dope, pressures from the record label and diverse adversities had worn on them. How could it not? This album is perfection in every musical, creative, and mind-fucking sense. Thanks for posting it.
Back to basics good music rejuvenates and this is the elixir of life. You Are Welcome . Hail Rock✌
The Spirit... one missing band... like Caravan.....like Troggs... and LOVE with Arthur Lee
I'm going on 67, so I was around 13 when a buddy of mine in my neighborhood turned me on to this LP. I loved it then & probably love it more now. It's not necessarily because of nostalgia either although admittedly, that's part of it, but because it's just great music & always will be.
The first eponymous album was the epiphany for me. John died Feb 1989 I think which would make him 46 or 47, of a lung condition I thought was asthma.
@@alekkoomanoff7281 John was 45 years old when he passed May 29, 1989 from alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency, which he suffered from most of his life and which is exacerbated by smoking, which John was a heavy smoker. This Alpha-1 is a genetic disease and is definitely not asthma.
I like this better than all of their later stuff. I quite literally wore this vinyl out.
I agree this album is too good. I greet you.🤘
For me, one of the most iconic albums of all times and definitely a piece of rock guitar history. I first heard it in 1981 at age 15, I had just discovered John Cipollina through German Rockpalast and he immediately became my guitar hero. He was so totally unlike anybody else, his playing touched something deep inside me, it was kind of like those licks brought up lost memories of a lost world, something impossible to put into words. I just knew this was for me. Of course nobody knew what I was talking about, my friends thought I was crazy since that kind of music was already considered outdated at that time, but I didn't care, I just knew what I liked. Forty years later and nothing has changed, it still gets me like it did back then.
I second that emotion. A fan since the first album came out. It gave me real goosebumps.
Cyclopean album with super skills that still wraps like a hurricane today, your friends were very wrong. Greetings J.L. Henning💪
Deff
Very heavy almost like Leslie West/Mountain
Can't wait to own this Record
Slept on this band far 2 long
Man these guys really know what a groove is, they stay right in the pocket, Pure ear candy.Thx for the upload.
This band was one of the "West Coast" flagship groups. The album is a timeless Immortal "Masterpiece".
La primera vez que escuché a Quik Silver, fue en 1969,después conseguí este maravilloso álbum, con Los cuatro músicos dibujados a lápiz en la parte posterior de la portada, tengo 53 años escuchándolo y siempre me sigue emocionando como aquella lejana primera vez en mi adolescencia...🙏💯🎸☀️
Desde que lo escuché por primera vez lo compré y cada vez que lo escucho me da un sinfín de emociones. ave roca🔔🎶😉
Now THIS is an album! All guitarists, whether seasoned pros or beginners, MUST listen to this classic LP. Thank you for posting this! 🤘🤘🤘
This Glorious album Maybe it's still hot for the thousands of times I've played it. For me it is one of the best masterpieces in the world from one to three hundred. Very strong. Hail rock.🔔🎸
You should have been there in 1970 .
@@kurtvoigt5006 🎸Maybe I was there to be a mummy.🦅
Yes indeed! A vision pops to mind of Jack Black at the school of rock handing out this album as required listening to the budding young guitarists!
Q I think it was 1968, Winterland, New Years Eve. The Dead, Quicksilver, It's a Beautiful Day, and Santana. Quite the night.
they are so excellent!! I love to hear Cippolina's beautiful riffs! the whole band is excellent Cippolina had two truck air horns mounted on his amplifier which gave him those ultra high notes!I saw them in person in1970! they were so wonderful with that California sound!times have changed ! no one sounds like them now!
The gold greatness exploded thanks to this album "Happy Trail" 69 Masterpiece that I consecrate the band of "Quicksilver Messanger Service" in the Olympus of the legend, with the guitarist J. Cipollina in infinite rides of his guitar crossing Rock worlds with "West" styles Coast "elegantly the darker sides of psychedelia. Thanks for leaving you posterity one of the best Hundred Albums in the history of music. Ave Rock.👍👌🍀
@NolanVoid-dr1ch That explains why in 1974 John's high notes (Portland Memorial Collisium) mad my inner ear tickle....
Quicksilver: "Who do you love?"
Doors: "L.A. Woman."
Also utterly wonderful. Probably their best IMHO, for how it built.
I USED TO LOVE THIS ALBUM IN HIGH SCHOOL, 1968-1972!
And then you stopped.👍
If you like rock you'll like this album. If you love guitars you'll love this album. If you love inspired guitarists you'll love Mr. John Cipollina. Thanks for sharing.
These sounds are inside of me! Of this priceless "Masterpiece" I have the album and the -CD - of "Cipollina" others. Do not forget that I wanted to load them without being forced because I love them.
Probably my Fav Album off All Time ..Not old enough to see them, See the Dead at Wembley England 1990 …Love them but the Quick Fuck he heed up !
Ment fuck me head up
My opinion, QMS was WAY underrated as far as the guitars were rated.
@@kurtvoigt5006 AMEN!! "Live"? They KILLED!!
When I was in high school, this was one of those Must Have albums. When you visited friends, it was usually on top of the stack of albums on the coffee table. Well, sometimes it may have been under Blind Faith but it was always near the top. BTW - also check out the dueling guitars of their Gold and Silver from their first album. It was inspired by Dave Brubeck's Take Five and has a similar cool jazz groove.
Thank you for the advice but "Gold and Silver" and the whole first album already fixed it years ago. I hug you Merrill👌
my brother came back from nam and gave me this album, it took me a few years to understand I was only nine years old!!!
I cannot get enough of Cipollina! I was fortunate to speak to him briefly at a San Francisco club in the late 80's. What a genuine guy and so talented! His amplifier is in the Rock and Roll hall of fame!
I sen his amps uppear. Had some of his guitars there too
This album by the legendary "Q.M.S." It is one of the greatest LPs in the history of rock, which transported us in a time machine to the heart of real rock. Hail Rock.💪💪🖖
Just found this record at a thrift store last week, soooo crunchy!! I'd heard some of their music in the past but never paid much attention to the band, but this album totally changed that!!! They're top-tier and I can't believe I slept on them-- this is exactly my favourite flavour of rock, how did I miss these guys among the others I love so much???
Who do you love!
kinda grabs ya and makes you listen!
yes I found Quicksilver early I was into British Blues John Mayall at all so this was a band complete with virtuosos
How can I understand this album was looking for you like a little dog looking for a master. I don't know how many thousands of times I've listened to Super Masterpiece. Ave Rock.🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
Exactly how I feel tonight
Deff on my list of "must get" Vinyls now
I adore Cippi's guitarwork, but don#t forget Gary Duncan, who gave him the flint to strike sparks off of. The two together were magnificent.
I've always thought the band Television mined some of the same ground ....
If you didn't Have John and Gary together than you had just an ok band . They needed one more album of original band and would of been really remembered ...Gary was the long jammer of the band John would provide the fireworks . To bad the original 4 didn't stay together
Together back before Dino, they (Gary and John) were so unbelievably dynamic together. This album is off the charts, out of this world GREAT. NOTHING comes close.
A lot of the lead work is played by Gary Duncan. He's more on the left channel.
It reminds me of how Danny Kirwan got overshadowed by Peter Green in Fleetwood Mac.
@@stevehoran5595 Absolutely! Duncan and Kirwan did a lot more than they were given credit for.
I have been listening to this album for more years than I care to admit and it is still one of the absolute best albums of all time !
🦄Yes, it is true, a great masterpiece. I still thank the "Q.M.S." for letting me publish it. Hail Rock🖖
Quicksilver Happy Trails a masterpiece. RIP John and Gary.
Great Band - R.I.P.🎸🎸
Saw them play this in 1969 in Diamond Head Crater, the first concert I ever attended, I was 15. I can't believe our mother's let us go, dropped us off there, our dad's were officers in Vietnam and didn't realize what we would be exposed to living on North Shore Oahu while they were away, Lol! We had been smoking pot for a while by then and were stoned to the point of nearly hallucinating surrounded by wild hairy freaks out of their minds on acid stomping all around us. All day festival with Quicksilver, Big Brother and the Holding company, Chambers Brothers, Linda Ronstadt and Stone Ponies and fantastic Steve Miller before he wet commercial. Some others of note that I can't recall.
If you love these guys and Big Brother don't miss this film, the best documentary ever on the genesis of the 60s SF music scene!
In1987 I moved to San Francisco and we went drinking in Virginia City all through the 90s on ski weekends at Tahoe, lots of fantastic 1800s saloons there but we had no idea of the history of the Red Dog until I found this film years later.
ROCKIN' AT THE RED DOG: THE DAWN OF PSYCHEDELIC ROCK
czcams.com/video/R7J3QR1wUFY/video.html
From 16:20, the integration of the two guitars and the "lead" bass is wonderful. Still brings chills. Just wow.
yes many a happy trip to this happy trails still trip still love this at 72 yeah
I listened to this LP and What About Me in Udorn, Thailand while smoking Golden Triangle gunja in a bungalow away from any noise. Fantastic nights.
I bought this album when I was 17 and remembered it today and now I'm 69 and still rockin
in 1970 I was listening to Montavani.🤣 later the Eagles and Jackson Browne. So ... at 67 I'm discovering this music by way of looking for the genesis of Get Together. Doing mystical fungi in a bit. Looking for a "soundtrack."
Same here. 17 and 69
Still sounds good to this day, like in70's
It goes that is a beauty. Hello
This is some heavy stuff, that whole who do you love section is intense to the core.
Terribly beautiful from start to finish. Masterpieces are like this They start in fifth place. Good Listening.⚔👌
Shotwell St.?
I remember I considered this album our new national anthem. simply complex.
Simply grandiose hymn to music.
this IS so unbelievable I've
searched the missin' piece
of 77 yrs of me live, tnx.
73 in Sept. Blessed to have been from Macon, Ga. and in college at Mercer University booking bands for the school during the early Capricorn Records / Allman Brothers Band days. Next to the incomparable Duane Allman, few other guitarists have touched and impressed me like John Cipollina. No one sounded like him. Ever.
Such an unusual guitarist, he doesn’t run out of ideas, that vibrato and attack.
The live versions of Edward The Mad Shirt Grinder are amazingly weird but they fuckin work man.
Those were the periods of Mega concerts and very long songs.🎻
@@mikekoenig6467 This is quite special, different
I saw John Cippolina with Copperhead in S.F. at, where else, Shady Grove, a club on Haight Street when I was in my 20's and I'm 65 now. Great band and great music !
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Love John C. what a great guitar player. His sound was absolutely unique to him & his outrageous amp set up. QMS had the Bay Area Reelin'... The Most Psycadelic Band SF Ever Had.. ✌☮⚛🕉🎶
Best live album ever in my opinion 😊and one of me favs ever❤
I had never heard this band before, sounds quite cool.
This is just an incredible album
Saw them at Electric Factory in Philly, around 1968. Age 16. Like $3 to get in. I found the unknown, that band just took you away.
David Freiberg hair is still oh so curly. And he can still sing ballads by Marty Balin ...
Thanks for the trip back in time. This was one of my favorite albums. I miss those days.
ah, man - Cipollina - brings back a lot of memories... Kids today wouldn't understand, I'm afraid.
One of the greatest albums in history, immense rides with Schitarrate to be frightening, which accompanies us to the song "Calvary" that the known in sew and ricuci speak to us. Absolute masterpiece.👍💎🎻
You might be surprised. About 20 years ago one of my kids friends came over with his boom box and was playing Quicksilver. Surprised me he even heard of them. Got it from his dad and will probably pass it on.
If they heard it they'd understand. Lol. I'm an old timer and big fan of this album. Don't get your comment
Starting to unbox my album collection after almost 25 years to catalog on Discogs, I came across this old gem & had to listen to it. Can't tell you how much old memories came back while listening to this! Quicksilver was one of, if not the best representative of the San Francisco sound of the late 60's. These guys simply knew how to jam & be in a groove with the best of them! A desert island album to have!
QUICKSILVER HAPPY TRAILS A TRUE CLASSIC. 👍 ❤️. RIP JOHN AND GARY.
Summer of "70 saw John Hammond and Quicksilver at the Fillmore West. Both played "Who do you love?". Nice memory for sure! Lucky me and still around to write this. HEY! WHO DO YOU LOVE?!
I've not heard anything better in my life! And don't forget Gary Duncan and his freaking comes in
There was never a band like this. They were masters. Guitar gods.
The Gods of music and Overwhelming sounds.👌
I really think the band Television was inspired by this...
Tom Verlaine must have heard All My Life I Love You by Skip Spence
In those days I roamed the high dessert in my 43 power wagon. We thought ourselves to be cosmic outlaws and this was the music we loved
This album has so many different turns, not like the dribble in many songs that are played once then repeated over and over again. This stuff is fresh and wild! I bought this album when I was in college because I liked the album jacket artwork. It ended up being one of favorite albums of all time. People walking by my dorm room would ask what it was.
I’ve been looking for this album for 5 years!!! YESSSSS
The year was 1976. It was the coldest day of the year in Northfield, Minnesota. 15 of us were crammed into a triple dorm room, tripping our brains out. We played a side of this, then a side of Ry Cooder's "Paradise and Lunch," and then the flip sides of both albums. Over and over and over.
I found that, somehow, I had donned a full-length gorilla suit. How? I have no idea. But I realized then, dressed as a gorilla and listening to Chip and Duncan, that this was the very moment of absurdity I had been waiting for. I took out my fucking draft card, held it aloft, and set it on fire.
I have every note of this seared into my brain. And it feels so good.
You burnt your "draft card" in 1976 as a college student? A little late to the party. The draft was discontinued in 73 and the last last lottery numbers were issued in 72. This is a fishy post on your part. Let me guess, you were a creative writing major?
@@jg6698 The last Select Service Lottery was held March 12, 1975. But you are correct, sir in that the lottery for my year of birth was 1973. So, I was not a senior, I was a sophomore at college. I had a reasonably high lottery number. Still, if my memory serves me, I WAS in Northfield, MN, and it WAS the coldest day of the year, and I WAS tripping my brains out. So I was off a few years. Give an old man a break!
This was our holiday album 4 extended listen ing pleasure back n the day. The various motifs make it easy 2 appreciate. QMS captured the SF "live" experience with this 1. Was lucky enough 2 c them at the Family Dog/Denver n 1968 where they played this n entirety along with Pride of Man, Fresh Air, and others. Whatta ga-ga-gas. Thanx 4 this memory. PEACE
They call me Mr Lucky. Partly because I was living in the San Francisco Bay area during the late '60s. You could go to the Fillmore for $3.00 on the weekend and see Quicksilver, Big Brother, the Dead, Santana etc.
I was lucky to live in a van with a foxy long haired long legged young lady.
Tripping around LA Honda, the beach or traveling the Northwest states and Canadian provences.
What a time to be a young man! I'm nothing special, just an old dude, born at a special time in a special place. Mr. Lucky for sure!
Still one of my favorites
As much as I dug Chip, we mustn't forget to give Duncan his due, he was "the engine that drove the Quick"- per Freiburg and THE most underrated guitarist in SF. It's not one or the other but rather "the combination of the two" as big brother would say.
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You wouldn't of had Gold and Silver and the Fool without Gary and Happy Trails wouldn't of been near as good without him . They both were Awesome they really got it .
🥳 some folks are relentless. Does Duncan have a sister still alive? 🤔
best live record of all times, Duncan & Cipo: " in The Beginning was the trip"
I found a whole philosophy of life to live out of this out of sight band swear they prepared my way straight for me
Changing every now and then is good for the important thing that you like and are happy.👍
Hi there, out in space!
Me wanna to say something about this plate full of stran ge music, that must be heard by the people, loving the community with other people, which are playing very good sounds, like this ‼️✨🎶🎵
No more dudel di & dudel dei. This is a band, which is caught at the endless battle of the time, if season is over by 1977. Only a few hundred people saved it, to the mod ern time. We have to be grateful for that heartblood and soul, to the fact of mus ic.
I guess, I am here the only person for to listen to the band. I am still a collector of the time past and yester day. Also today & tomorrow night, I will have the right thing, to have for you & me too. I rather have the same like, that I had have in the beginning of collect. This is impossible to get! But this is a thing, that had been done once & not ever. It is powerful blues- rock music from the Southern. The same public, the things we all like to do, or listen to. More spain, than britain. Believe that, listen to. It is worth it for. All that time, I am detecting 5 from 10 or 11 vynils. I like the style, I love the music & I love it, so much more than Ikeep Weeky and plastic bags, where I put them in. The music was on the vinylpla te!!! Got it, was so exciting & powerful. Don't know, what happened. Today I have not any vinyls, also no cover paper or anything else. Remember the poster picture, you get by buying the Pink Floyd "Meddle"& "Dark side of the moon"??
Now, data on a cloud, which is impersonal, not to grab or hold. Nor even seen! But it works...
❗lean on the back of the track. It is powerful enough, for the pleasure of listening to the music. It is a savage land.... And we all know it. U need to listen to it, when you're in the world, with a name that sounds good to you. Not any of the other members will be able to keep u happy and clean. Also the ballance is a bit more like a private piece of a song that is not mine. The only thing that counts, is a very piece of dirt inside. You know, what you want to do. Especially, if you are doing well in peace. Greetz from😎 Trancematic2000 ™ aka Gary
P.S. If u want to walk in my shoes... U need to know somethings more about it. And don't close ur eyes so often, u do.
So don't worry, be happy✨ 💨‼️⁉️💥💦💫⚡✨🤪TRANCEMATIC2000™😎
Gary... hope your shoes are wearing well ! 🦘
opened for Chuck Berry, Fillmore West...i was active duty, USN at the DLI in Monterey...place called the Bullseye down by the Wharf...pitchers, they played every night...68
This album looks inside me. Time dilates, but little time has passed.
Quicksilver Messenger Service. First concert I went to. Paramount in Seattle. Late ‘72 or early’73 with my new friend at the time Mike Nolan. Few years later I went into a club in SanFrancisco to see Terry and the Pirates. Cippolinna was part of that band. Jim Keltner and Nicky Hopkins too, if I remember right. Half a hit of microdot … had a wonderful time. The Dead Kennedy’s were playing across the street at the same time.
I'm envious, but I have loved and enjoyed them for only about 55 years. QMS, Spirit, Country Joe, and others will haunt us forever and what could have been, if only we had been able to see the whole vision of a better world at the same time, God bless all our good times, the peace we tried to create in ourselves, and in the world.
John was right up there with the greatest of his time! And he had the coolest guitar!
Awesome 😀
Cipollina had the tremelo but Duncan was able to tell stories with his guitar. His solo on track 2 is 4 and a half minutes and it always holds you.
Thank you so much! For whatever reason, don't know why all these years.. just never picked up this.
Album jouissif! Ca fait bien 20 ans que je l'ai pas reecoute.Cippolina fabuleux guitariste.J'ai 70 ans maintenant.De1968 a 1972 il y a eu des chefs d'oeuvre
dans le rock,au moins 200 albums....On se les pretaient entre amis.
После того как You tube, стал публиковать эту легендарную музыку, я стал записывать в блокнот и ставить свои оценки прослушанному. Так вот среди альбомов 1967-1972, я прослушал более 400 альбомов, которые бы я назвал шедеврами, и еще стодько же - вел колепными. Ну, мне пока еще 67 и я думаю пару сотен бриллиантов и жемчужин того пер ода, я успею послушать ! Long live rock'n' roll !
I loved this album. I first bought it in the summer of 1969 or 1970. My copy also had a brilliant version of Revel’s Bolero. I understand that later pressings had to remove that song due to copyright problems. Too bad because it was wonderful.
This is the quintessential masterpiece of Quicksilver Messenger Service. Hail Rock.💪🎸
The side of this album with Mona on it is incredible.
Definitely a memorable version of "Who Do You Love?"
Love thus...have for 50 years..you guys from san fransico are so lucky to have witnessed greatness..keep on rocking Malcolm from Northumberland
I used to think it was John Cipollina soloing on part two of “The Who Do You Love Suite”, first side, “When You Love”. 3:30-9:00. And, please, someone correct me, but I think it was Gary Duncan. His name is on the album credits for this. And even Gary’s son insists that it was his father. Duncan was so underrated. Anyway, one album for the history books. And one of my favorites of all time.
Yep its Gary's 5 plus min solo that is never boring
I like all albums by QUICKSILVER MESSENGER SERVICE [Q M S] but this is my favorite: ✌️🤗✌️
I discovered QMS and Blue Cheer - {the Acid, Not band} in 1969, first year I went away to prep school. Life was good...
1970 White Lightning-Led Zeppelin ! Last trip I had...and the best.✌
One of my favorite bands when first discovering classic rock. Underrated guitarist
Was the anthem of my youth….. great music is timeless…… rocking to is as I write this comment….
Oh hell yeah! As i write this too. In my 70's and still on fire! 🤣🔥Rock on James....
Excelente!!!!!!!Maestro Jhon Cippolina......... hasta Siempre
I saw them live at the Milwaukee Summerfest in 1973, 1972? as they played an extra set because George Carlin was arrested as he had said the seven words that the FCC banned, the infamous arrest of Carlin. Quicksilver, a great jam band and Carlin, among the top five of stand-up comedians of all time.
I was lucky enough to see George in concert about a year before he died.. His live show was so much better than those HBO specials...
saw them at Oriental Theater Milwaukee. Don't remember year, with Brewer&Shippley opening for them. They pulled up in a big limo. I was young and impressed, but their show was one i won't forget. excellent!
One of My All Time Favorite Albums. Masterpiece!
Yes this music has served me well!!!
Greetings from Italy...This album rules once again...
Incredible. bless them good
"ROCK" AS IT SHOULD BE HEARD...
Unbelievable. I saw them so many times I can't even tell y'all
This album was popular while I was stationed at Chanute U. S. Air Force Base (just outside Rantoul, Illinois but is now closed). How great to hear it again! Sounds even better now !
That’s a very good pic of Gary wearing the green shirt,,,oh my my my
What a great band!
This is the first lp I bought. Bought it blind....one of the best albums ever.....
Awesome album.
Still have my copy. I wore that record thin.
Yo lo escuche la primera vez en la radio en cdmx en 1976 y se me quedó grabado en la mente para siempre ese riff de guitarra unico indesriptible solo hay que escucharlo es todo❤.
Very nice album with bonus tracks TY
I was 15, an older muso mate* got me on to QMS and Savoy Brown and that was the beginning...of a lifelong trip...thanks "Chalky"* Chandler. ✌
Quicksilver started burning up my turntable in the early seventies and hasn’t stopped. John really cut out a sound that can’t be denied as simply great, Gary was a fine and talented addition.
We had a difficult time changing sides at the minimum 2 plays side one 2 plays side 2
Toute proportion gardée... Ceci est absolument génial !!!
Le gladiateur a toujours dit que c'était l'un des albums à sauver. Avenue Rock.🎸🎸
One of the greatest songs ever! ❤ Wish I still had the album Love it
Need to get album again
"Who do you love" yea!
Timeless