Canned Heat - So Sad (The World in A Tangle) [Live]

Recorded live at
Teddy's on Farwell, Milwaukee, WI, USA
1971-XX-XX(date unknown)
source : soundboard recording
Line up;
Bob "The Bear" Hite - Vocals
Henry "The Sunflower" Vestine - Guitar
Joel Scott Hill - Guitar
Antonio de la Barreda - Bass
Fito de la Parra(?) - drums
en.wikipedia.or...
The song was originally released on the album
「Future Blues」(1970)
www.amazon.com/...
en.wikipedia.or...)

[@petergorm]

Nothing beats Canned Heat! Love it!

[@stanmenshic8993]

Just magic to hear this extended version of this extraordinary environmental song, 42 years before climate change is daily news, many thanks for posting

[@pete3883]

Heat is the Beat, Climate change is farce, but I'm just an old man, who loves psychedelic music.

[@sneekerman]

If you can't get down and boogie to these guys, you don't have pulse.

[@slappyslurpee4399]

Info is all wrong. This track was recorded off a live music festival from Holland in 1970 which included Alan Wilson as one of his last few performances with the band before his death. This performance also included a famous live version of the song Human Condition as well.

[@großer.raucher69]

No, the version you are talking about is shorter and it sounds a bit different.

[@rolljimmmy24]

This Is From Kickapoo Creek Festival May 30 1970

[@FernandoJohnny]

Yesssss

[@michaelross6337]

I was there. I'm trying to remember who the guitar players were. Is that Henry Vestine?

[@MrZoidasdasam]

nada vai nos separar

[@EvolvaProject]

thats earlier, with Alan Wilson on guitar. First Solo:)

[@bobg56]

Doesn't have that hook that the studio version has.

[@ruthcole909]

I'm not sure how to phrase this query; when did the original lead singer go to rock-n-roll heaven?

[@Blackscorpion1963]

when he was ready bro

[@melatonine1]

It's all on Wikipedia now.
He was not ready, I'd say. Too soon.

[@ccrider00]

🦠sec 🐞 tish 🐛

[@formansbasement2311]

Just ask when Alan died you pussy 😂