I saw Dave Mason back when i was like 13yrs old begged my brother to take me,was when the certified live album just came out he was great i've never forgotten was my first concert ambrosia and rory galagher were the warm up bands was like 5.00 a ticket was at the hartford civic center in ct, Dave mason if u read this thanx for the great music, and im 50yr old nowand still diggin it thanx dave again
Younster to Master Pro, Dave you have always been the MASTER of B. Dylan's "All Along the Watch Tower". Again, saw you during a bad time in 1986 or 1987 but you were OUTSTANDING" in your performanceb in KC.at a small venue. YOUR FAN was there to uphold your spirit and pride for a Rock and Roll Hall Of Famer before they knew you had it in you. May all the best come your way Mr. Mason. A HUGE Fan of yours.
Dave Mason played 12 string acoustic guitar on Jimi Hendrix' 1969 version of All Along The Watchtower, which became a Top 20 single in 1968, and was ranked 48th in Rolling Stone Magazine's 500 Greatest Songs of All Time
saw dave at the biloxi hard rock and it was more than expected. this guy and his band are amazing and it was more than worth the ticket price, actually feel like i cheated him for the performance i would pay double to see him again, if you haven't seen his live show you are missing out on a great talent. hats off to him and his band.
@brokeEstring Hey Now ! ! ! ! You just sparked me to download some old Frank Marino as well. As much as I dislike mp3's I did find the FR&MR discography....14 albums. I've been listening to them ever since. Thanks to you for posting and reminding me of an old favorite! Cheers!
@KelownaDirt Hey now......Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush. ....great performer. Hendrix first heard the song "All Along the Watchtower", by Bob Dylan, at a party he was invited to by Mason, and promptly decided to record his own version. That night he recorded the song at Olympic Studios, South West London, with Mason playing acoustic guitar. It was released on the Electric Ladyland album in Sept 1968 I recently told my youner kids that they WILL know the song AATWT! Cheers
@happygleason Bass-Gerald Johnson, Guitar&Vocals-Johnne Sambataro, Keys&Organ&Vocals-Anthony (Tony) Patler, Drums-Alvino Bennett. Go to Dave's website for their bios.
That is right and he was having a hard time doing it and Hendrix was getting real pissed at him. I guess he has had plenty of time to get it down by now.
gerald johnson (bass player) doesn't play the bass, he uses it as an extension of his body . . . oh, ya, then there's his facial expressions . . . too bad his playing doesn't come through in the recording (excellent performance by all, though) . . . he's some badass musician
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I saw Dave Mason back when i was like 13yrs old begged my brother to take me,was when the certified live album just came out he was great i've never forgotten was my first concert ambrosia and rory galagher were the warm up bands was like 5.00 a ticket was at the hartford civic center in ct, Dave mason if u read this thanx for the great music, and im 50yr old nowand still diggin it thanx dave again
He was one of the 10 best rock guitarists 40 years ago and has improved. His voice amazingly is almost as good as ever.
Younster to Master Pro,
Dave you have always been the MASTER of B. Dylan's "All Along the Watch Tower".
Again, saw you during a bad time in 1986 or 1987 but you were OUTSTANDING" in your performanceb in KC.at a small venue. YOUR FAN was there to uphold your spirit and pride for a Rock and Roll Hall Of Famer before they knew you had it in you.
May all the best come your way Mr. Mason. A HUGE Fan of yours.
Have GOT to see this Man play live just once in my life!
Amazing! Mason is at the peak of his considerable powers! See him live if you can!
Best Case of Bass Face I've Ever Seen!!!
Dave Mason played 12 string acoustic guitar on Jimi Hendrix' 1969 version of All Along The Watchtower, which became a Top 20 single in 1968, and was ranked 48th in Rolling Stone Magazine's 500 Greatest Songs of All Time
saw dave at the biloxi hard rock and it was more than expected. this guy and his band are amazing and it was more than worth the ticket price, actually feel like i cheated him for the performance i would pay double to see him again, if you haven't seen his live show you are missing out on a great talent. hats off to him and his band.
Heard Dave Matthews Band do this last summer - Great. Going to see Dave Mason tomorrow night in Annapolis. Hope he does this.
@brokeEstring Hey Now ! ! ! ! You just sparked me to download some old Frank Marino as well. As much as I dislike mp3's I did find the FR&MR discography....14 albums. I've been listening to them ever since. Thanks to you for posting and reminding me of an old favorite!
Cheers!
Dave Mason still has it. I've always thought his version of this song was the best ever recorded. And that includes numerous legendary rock artists.
Bass player cracked me up, awesome.
@KelownaDirt
Hey now......Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush. ....great performer.
Hendrix first heard the song "All Along the Watchtower", by Bob Dylan, at a party he was invited to by Mason, and promptly decided to record his own version. That night he recorded the song at Olympic Studios, South West London, with Mason playing acoustic guitar. It was released on the Electric Ladyland album in Sept 1968
I recently told my youner kids that they WILL know the song AATWT!
Cheers
@happygleason Bass-Gerald Johnson, Guitar&Vocals-Johnne Sambataro, Keys&Organ&Vocals-Anthony (Tony) Patler, Drums-Alvino Bennett. Go to Dave's website for their bios.
Holy shit, that Wah pedal just fucked with my mind.
That is right and he was having a hard time doing it and Hendrix was getting real pissed at him. I guess he has had plenty of time to get it down by now.
Every fukin' note........
What in the world is Dave Mason doing playing All Along The Watchtower?
gerald johnson (bass player) doesn't play the bass, he uses it as an extension of his body . . . oh, ya, then there's his facial expressions . . . too bad his playing doesn't come through in the recording (excellent performance by all, though) . . . he's some badass musician
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The bass player is a knob !