JACK CASADY

[jerry]

Love his playing, melodic and soaring while still laying down the low-end. I transcribed his line on 'Al Garimasu" over the holidays and can post it later if anyone is interested.

I Don’t think that’s Jack, it’s either Sears or Freiburg, probably Sears.

 

[JTE]

Oh yeah. I saw him with Hot Tuna a couple of years ago. He is still getn it done.

I think he got confused, and thought you were referring to Marty, who died then..

Yeah, the sequence of posts and the one about "he's still.." tight after the one about Marty's voice made me think two fingers was talking about Marty, not Jack

 

[JTE]

BTW, got a copy of "Burgers" yesterday, hadn't heard it in about fifteen years. Wonderful!

 

[jerry]

BTW, got a copy of "Burgers" yesterday, hadn't heard it in about fifteen years. Wonderful!

One of my favorite Casady works!

 

[Vooter]

Love Hot Tuna, and Jack...

 

[MartinzeBassman]

I am a fan of the 60's but Jack Casady is a bass player that I have began listening to during the last year. I performed live last week playing covers of White Rabbit and Somebody to Love

 

[rickdog]

I hope there's another Hot Tuna tour coming my way soon!

And... acoustic Hot Tuna opening for Little Feat, I have my ticket!

 

[bholder]

And... acoustic Hot Tuna opening for Little Feat, I have my ticket!

wow, should be a helluva show!

 

[DJ Bebop]

[Invalid or Expired Link Removed]

 

[DJ Bebop]

Hot Tuna -

Sorry for the flood, I didn't know this was here.
You all have no doubt seen all of this and more.
I'll stop now.

 

[muggsy]

Yes, Jack and Jorma are still going strong. Both amazing players and I try to catch them whenever they're in my area. I had a Jack bass many years ago, sounded great but I could never get comfortable with the body size and contours.

 

[DJ Bebop]

Little Feat Busts Out Grateful Dead Cover With Hot Tuna In Oakland
8/9/22

 

[DJ Bebop]

Tuna plays Dead

 

[bholder]

Tuna plays Dead

Nice shades & bass face, Jack!

 

[DJ Bebop]

Jefferson Airplane's Jack Casady on why he plays hollowbody basses, road-testing his Epiphone signature models, and the most pivotal point of his playing career