Mountain and Cactus

I always liked the Cactus take on Parchman Farm - quite the jam! Can't go wrong tapping into some old Bukka White.

Finally real rock´n´roll here : )

MOUNTAIN Twin Peaks live at Koseinenkin Hall, Osake August 30 1973 has the heaviest, fuzziest & fattest bass sound captured on record. There is no-one like Felix Pappalardi and his Gibson violin bass. Colossal sound. Heavy stuff man.

Felix Pappalardi is the most underrated musician and producer in American rock music and culture and has the most beautiful voice from a man in the business. He produced Cream and Jack Bruce´s best solo album.
His singing on "Theme from an Imaginary Western" is the finest version of them all. Period.

Cactus - the masters of heavy metal boogie. There are couple of live recording from they prime released recently... gotta have them too !

RIP  Felix, you are the greatest

https://youtu.be/BKjxPI7ajsU

Saw Mountain December 1973 and it's a contributing factor as to why my ears ring. Corky Laing on drums  and David Perry on rhythum when I saw them.

"Theme from an Imaginary Western" and "Nantucket Sleighride," what beautiful music.

And of course "Mississippi Queen" has been an anthem for every garage band, including mine.
I've Got A Fever And The Only Prescription Is More Cowbell
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qa9Zg6yGlQ4

Jim McCarty is still active and touring.
Leslie West once said he thought he was a really good guitarist until he saw Eric Clapton.  Jack Bruce when reflecting on the the great guitar players he worked with said West was the best to play with.