 Artist: Hot Tuna: mp3 download Genre(s): Rock Rock: Blues Hot Tuna's discography:  The Phosphorescent Rat Year: 2004 Tracks: 10  Yellow Fever Year: 2001 Tracks: 8  Live at Kenswick CD2 Year: 2000 Tracks: 12  Live at Kenswick CD1 Year: 2000 Tracks: 14  Live in Japan: At Stove's Yokohoma City Year: 1998 Tracks: 14  Classic Hot Tuna Electric Year: 1996 Tracks: 8  Classic Acoustic Year: 1996 Tracks: 10  Double Dose Year: 1995 Tracks: 14  Live at Sweetwater 2 Year: 1993 Tracks: 12  Live At Sweetwater Year: 1992 Tracks: 13  Pair A Dice Found Year: 1990 Tracks: 14  Historic Live Year: 1985 Tracks: 8  Hoppkorv Year: 1976 Tracks: 10  Splashdown Two Year: 1975 Tracks: 14  America's Choice Year: 1975 Tracks: 8  Burgers Year: 1972 Tracks: 9  First Pull Up, Then Pull Down Year: 1971 Tracks: 7  Hot Tuna Year: Tracks: 15  Funky Year: Tracks: 11 Begun as an acoustic spin-off of the Jefferson Airplane, Hot Tuna finally became the full-time focus of creation members Jack Casady and Jorma Kaukonen, rising as a democratic touring act of the 1970s. The 2 were lifelong friends, maturation up together in Washington, D.C., and playing in the chemical chemical group the Triumphs. After high school, guitar player Kaukonen and his government-service parents resettled to the Philippines, only he returned to the U.S. in time for the advent of psychedelia, landing place in San Francisco and co-founding the Airplane in 1965. Bassist Casady united not long after, and together they helped lead the grouping to massive success during the recent '60s. Hot Tuna -- in the first place dubbed Hot Sh*t, much to the mortification of their label, RCA -- start began pickings cast in 1969, patch both Casady and Kaukonen were tranquil active members of the Jefferson Airplane; in fact, their first performances were sandwiched between regular Airplane gigs. As a threesome rounded out by mouth harp player Will Scarlet (and at times including Airplane members Marty Balin and Spencer Dryden), Hot Tuna debuted in 1970 with a low-key self-titled LP of traditional blues and ragtime recorded live at the New Orleans House in Berkeley; by the undermentioned year's more rock-inspired First Pull Up, Then Pull Down, their roster included violinist Papa John Creach, at the same time a full-time member of the Airplane, and drummer Sammy Piazza. Minus Scarlet, a third album, Burgers, appeared in 1972. By the appearance of 1974's The Phosphorescent Rat, both Casady and Kaukonen had formally exited Jefferson Airplane; by this time Creach, world Health Organization elective to persist with the Airplane, was no thirster in the group. With 1975's America's Choice, Piazza as well was kaput, replaced by drummer Bob Steeler; Sensationalistic Fever appeared that same twelvemonth, with Hoppkorv following in 1976. Keyboardist Nick Buck signed on for 1978's Double Dose, but Hot Tuna after announced their separation, ending out the first phase of their career with 1979's Last Vinyl. In the come alive of the group's dying, Kaukonen released a solo LP, Jorma, and after joined the new wave unit Vital Parts; Casady as well fronted a modern wave group of his own, SVT. In 1984, both returned to their roots: Casady joined beau Airplane alums Balin and Paul Kantner in the K.B.C. Band, spell Kaukonen reverted to the acoustic folks and blue devils of his formative long time. Finally, Casady and Kaukonen played a handful of club dates under the Hot Tuna aegis, re-forming on a more concrete basis in 1986; by 1990, their ranks included Michael Falzarano, a veteran of many early reunion shows. That class Hot Tuna released Twin a Dice Found, their first base accumulation of new studio material in over a decade; a serial of live releases followed, including 1992's Live at Sweetwater, 1997's Splashdown Two, and 1999's And Furthurmore... In the geezerhood to follow, Hot Tuna continued to play respective alive shows a class in assorted configurations. A single-disc best-of from the RCA geezerhood, Keep on Truckin', was released in 2006. |
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