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Well, let's put it this way, at the end of 1968, I was pretty burned out. We'd been on the road for, really, the first time in our lives. I just left for a year. I didn't want to have anything to do with music at all. And I left for a year and rode motorcycles and lived in New York and L.A. and just
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Cipollina told everybody. But according to Dino, that wasn't the case at all. When he'd been looking for a band, he'd talked to Cipollina, and everybody somehow put two and two together. He actually lived with us when he got out of prison, and while we played some music together and
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fared better from a commercial and critical standpoint than the preceding two albums but only managed to peak at No. 89. While
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These albums, which have been hailed as "...two of the best examples of the San
Francisco sound at its purest," emphasize extended arrangements and fluid twin-guitar improvisation. Cipollina's highly melodic, individualistic lead guitar style, combined with Gary Duncan's driving minor scale, jazzy
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drew heavily on musical influences he picked up during the folk revival of his formative musical years. The style he developed from these sources is evident in
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Freiberg came up with the name. Me and Freiberg were born on the same day, and Gary and Greg were born on the same day, we were all Virgos and Murray was a Gemini. And Virgos and Geminis are all ruled by the planet Mercury. Another name for Mercury is Quicksilver. And then,
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in late 1967, becoming the last of the top-ranked San
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but like Cipollina he had been arrested and briefly jailed for marijuana possession and had just been released. "We were to take care of this guy Freiberg", Cipollina recalled, and though they had never met before, Freiberg was integrated into the group. The band also added
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were gonna dress like American Indians with real short little dresses on and they were gonna have tambourines and the clappers in the tambourines were going to be silver coins." And I'm sitting there going, 'This guy is gonna happen and we're gonna set the world on its ear.'
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band Poland. Stanton remained with the band until 1974 when he was replaced by Bob Flurie, who was a well-known East Coast virtuoso guitar player. This Quicksilver lineup disbanded in 1975. Aceves, Stanton, and Flurie later backed former Country Joe and the Fish guitarist
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made extensive use of studio overdubs, and the last two songs were recorded entirely in the studio, but it has nonetheless been called the most accurate reproduction of the band's acclaimed live performances.
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wrote songs, he had no interest in playing in Quicksilver; he wanted to start his own career. Well, when his own career didn't do so well, he had more interest in playing in Quicksilver!
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in Jefferson Airplane following his release from prison in 1972 and remained with the group as they evolved into the mammothly successful Jefferson Starship. Released in November 1975,
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in 1982 while continuing throughout the 80s to play club gigs with both other bands. In 1974, Cipollina guested with Quicksilver-idolizing Welsh progressive rock group
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on December 28. Shortly thereafter, Cipollina departed once again and the remaining quintet continued to tour clubs intermittently until finally dissolving in 1979.
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Unreleased Quicksilver Messenger Service - Lost Gold and Silver
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Reunion (live at The Sweetwater, Mill Valley, CA, June 7, 2006)
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in San Francisco, and both albums were mixed at Pacific High.
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The next day, Valenti was arrested for possession of
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deaths of several members. In 2006, original members
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The Acid Trip: A Complete Guide to Psychedelic Music
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W. Michael Lewis – keyboards (1975–1979, 1984–1996)
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2784:"Gold and Platinum Searchable Database"
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2585:The Encyclopedia of Popular Music
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2818:"Music News – Rolling Stone"
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2462:San Francisco Chronicle
2406:Joyson, Vernon (1984).
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2144:Live at the 7th Note
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650:Dino Valenti rejoins
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2334:(Remastered, 2002)
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3329:The Brogues
3259:Live albums
3228:Comin' Thru
3221:Quicksilver
3200:Shady Grove
3128:Greg Elmore
3113:Gary Duncan
3007:Discogs.com
2941:October 13,
2687:October 13,
2677:Penncen.com
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2118:Live albums
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1905:Discography
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402:Skip Spence
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149:The Brogues
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114:1965–1979,
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3164:Bob Flurie
3133:Jim Murray
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2625:. England.
2535:August 25,
2393:References
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2192:(CD, 2008)
2184:(CD, 2008)
1711:2012–2015
1708:2009–2012
1705:2008–2009
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1610:Bobby Vega
1562:2007–2008
1559:2006–2007
1556:1988–1996
1553:1986–1988
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1460:Bob Flurie
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