Weekend Jukebox: Instrumental Tracks
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YES won the Grammy for this in 1985 for best Rock Instrumental. The late, great Alan White was a beast on the whole 90125 album. Trevor Rabin wasn't bad either.
This show really is special. The band is under-rehearsed (and out-of-tune at times) but they can groove out and follow Hendrix where ever he wants to go. Hendrix wants to guide a tour of the solar system. No need for lyrics.
You go on after that Who performance, Sly & the Family Stone, CCR, CS&N, etc., you better bring it and boy did Hendrix bring it!
THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER
You go on after that Who performance, Sly & the Family Stone, CCR, CS&N, etc., you better bring it and boy did Hendrix bring it!
Jam Back At The House
THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER
Woodstock Inprovisation
Villanova Junction
And then this. Can you imagine watching these guys knock out this groove, knowing they're just the backing band and Otis Redding is coming out soon?
I'm not trying to post just every instrumental I can think of, I love instrumentals! Finding new ones right now in this thread is awesome.
I'm not trying to post just every instrumental I can think of, I love instrumentals! Finding new ones right now in this thread is awesome.
Here's the Fish from the Union Tour. It's really a medlay, but no singing until the end when on the 4th tune.
Karl Denson - Latin Snap:
Grateful Dead - Clementine Jam:
Seatrain - Flute Thing:
The Magic Beans: Mission Jam:
Grateful Dead - Clementine Jam:
Seatrain - Flute Thing:
The Magic Beans: Mission Jam:
some good **** here. Launchpad is awesome driving in the car (or any other time really)
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