On Nov. 7, Hot Tuna offered the 26th edition of their Live from Fur Peace Ranch quarantine concert series, playing ten twangy tunes, live from Pomeroy, Ohio.
After taking off their precautionary masks, Jorma Kaukonen and Jack Casady offered an opening take on Reverend Gary Davis’ “Candy Man.”
“I love that song,” Casady remarked afterwards.
“I love that song, too,” Kaukonen replied.
For the rest of the show, Hot Tuna offered additional covers (Georgia Tom Dorsey’s “The Terrible Operation” and Reverend Gary Davis’ “Death Don’t Have No Mercy” to name a few) as well as Kaukonen-penned originals like “Ode for Billy Dean” and “Living in the Moment.”
Check out the full concert and setlist below:
Hot Tuna
Nov. 7, 2020
Live From Fur Peace Ranch, Pomeroy, Ohio
Candy Man, Ode for Billy Dean, Living Just for You, Living in the Moment, In the Kingdom, The Terrible Operation, Letter to the North Star, Bar Room Crystal Ball, Death Don’t Have No Mercy, That’ll Never Happen No More
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wah
November 11, 2020 at 1:17 amthank you gentlemen for your love and sharing of your friendship and musical devotion for 50 years. you made and make the world a brighter,bolder,more loving place. you two are blessed for helping strangers to go with the rhythms of life. i’m proud to be a fan for many years, like a fine wine,you’ve really improved with age!!!!
Geo
November 10, 2020 at 6:02 pmJorma and Jack set the acoustic standard with their debut album in 1970 (which we listened to 1000 times) and here, 50 years later, they’re still getting it done. Acoustic music lends itself best to these quarantine shows, where’s D&C’s living room show?
DumpDonaldChump
November 10, 2020 at 5:12 pmHot Fuckin Tuna!
Marquino
November 10, 2020 at 3:22 pmJorma’s streams have been a blessing- many look forward and find comfort in it on Saturday nights.
William Meise
November 10, 2020 at 5:55 amBeen a hot tuna fan since early 70 ‘s
Can’t wait for live music again .
They still bring it !!