My favorite live jam.

Allman Brothers - In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed - Fillmore East - The song is so
intense and those asending guitar lines by Dicky Betts(wow he plays as many asending guitar lines as our Mick Taylor. I know that is obivious since the Allmans trademark was the duo guitars that asended to the heavens.

There is a relatively obscure lp from the early 70s called "Carlos Santana and Buddy Miles live." It was recorded from a concert at the Diamond Head Volcano park in Hawaii. The second side of the lp contained a really great jam called Free Form Funkified Filth. Still one of my fav raves.

Also machine gun by JH. Also Hendrix did a song called Mississippi( he stayed away from the black movement for the most part) and the guitar sounds like the Indy 500.

Just my Imagination-Hampton, Va. '81

My Generation - The Who - Live at Leeds

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> There is a relatively obscure lp from the early
> 70s called "Carlos Santana and Buddy Miles live."

You don't hear much about that album anymore. But when it came out--in '72 I think--the record company hyped the sh*t out of it. I remember hearing tons of ads on the radio for it. "CARLOS SANTANA! BUDDY MILES!!"

It worked too--I think the album made the Top 5.

After that it just slipped through the cracks and was quickly forgotten.

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The solo part in "I´m so glad" with Cream from the "Goodbye" album. It sounds like all three of them are playing different songs, but somehow they manage to come back together after 6-7 minutes of chaos. Wonderful.

.. well, probably not the the best, but right now I recall

Eric Clapton Jam sessions for Robert J, at least worth Buying!

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Eton Rifles. Rainbow London 1979

Crossroads - Cream

Join together/my generation blues - The Who

Voodoo Chile live - Hendrix