Man, 50 years together and they still sound as fresh as day one. They played at Jorma's Fur Peace Ranch, holds no more that 200 people, awesomes show.

jorma sure can play i prefer the elctric but saw plenty of "unplugged"

Awesome! Me and my friends LOVE Hot Tuna! Jorma's guitar sound has been rowing my boat since 1977 when I listened to my first Jefferson Airplane album. Just saw an awesome show with Charlie Musselwhite, Jim Lauderdale and Hot Tuna. They were great. Saw Jorma last year with GE Smith accoustic, when they pulled out Eyesight to the Blind my year was made! Jorma is indeed the man! And if you don't know Jorma, you don't know Jack.

the fur peace ranch is a nice place
too bad it's not a little bigger
anybody ever been to the christmas/winter carnival there ?
very unique holiday gifts !
worth the drive to meigs !

Never been there for the holiday scene. We called them a few years ago and they told us they didn't do it anymore.

I'm going to see Jorma in a tIny venue in May if I haven't left for Santa Rosa yet. Either way I'll be stoked ~ Jorma or The symphony gig in Marin

<3 live music!!

ruby_claire wrote:


sounds cool. Hope you have a blast.

new hot tuna album is fantastic, produced by larry campbell too. really awesome stuff, i hope i can make a show this summer

I was there for this. My first time at The Fur Ranch.

I've never made the trip up to the ranch, but hope to one day. Was lucky enough to see Jorma three times in '10 and each show was more special than the last. Jorma, Barry and Dave Bromberg acoustic was a great start to my year in January. Electric Tuna with GE Smith at the Canton Blues fest in June was a great summer night of american music in the heartland. I finished up the hat trick on Saturday night at the Beacon for Jorma's 70th B-day celebration in early December. Bob leading the ensemble in "When I paint My Masterpiece" was the icing on Jorma's cake for me.