Love the jam out at the end.

also joining in singing and playing the Tamborine.

…over next to whoever is on keyboards, left side.
Wow, they were actually playing, not lip syncing as was very common at the time.

Stills' voice was raspy, not clear but guitar wow. Mea culpa.

It was her destiny. However, there are questions.
Would the song have lasted longer if the drummer smoked Benson & Hedges 100s cigarettes?

Where did Crosby come from? Did they use his van to get to the gig? haha

I don't know who that is on second tambourine, but he looks a little like a member of the Partridge Family. Maybe people just hung out with Dick Cavett in case he needed them?

Lastly... WTF is is Jorma wearing? I wore peace sign medallions with my Nehru shirts in the day, but not something like this. I know the Hells Angels liked them at Altamont. I don't know how he got that past the censors.


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He didn't restabilize until Hot Tuna formulated.

And remember, the swastika was an American Indian symbol...reversed. I've seen Indian tool work on Winchester repeater rifles, taken from the Indian nations from the 1870s onward. They were stored at the Springfield Armory in MA, back in the 60's. Should be returned to the nations from which they were taken.

I was around back then and I never saw anyone except hard core bikers wearing one. And even then...
Though I never thought twice about applying it to model planes. And Maltese crosses were popular

he was a Rev, Gary Davis musical disciple. Do not think Jorma was into National Socialism...but I could be wrong.

I also like some the their stuff from Jefferson Starship.

Jorma, Jack, John, and Sammy went their way (which I enthusiastically followed). Gracie, Marty, and the rest chased their top 40 dreams.

On edit....I think Gracie Slick could have contributed so much more with Hot Tuna.