Thought this was cool:
Jorma Answering "20 Questions"
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Re: Jorma Answering "20 Questions"
Fun interview! 
Re: Jorma Answering "20 Questions"
Great! Very easy-going personality.
"Do you have any hidden talents?"
"I doubt it."
Love it!
"Do you have any hidden talents?"
"I doubt it."
Love it!
Re: Jorma Answering "20 Questions"
Yeah, saw this over at the AGF, too. Jorma has always been cool, man. Add Jack Casady to the mix and you've got some magical music comin' your way, IMHO. "Burgers" was a classic when it was first released in '72. Still listen to it. Saw 'em several times in the Bay Area. Track 4 ("Sea Child") and Track 6 ("Water Song") continue to resonate inside my cranium. Hot Tuna --- what a great name for a band. Peace, out.....Goofyfoot.
Play on, pick often, jam with any Rickenbacker, and prosper.
Re: Jorma Answering "20 Questions"
One of Jorma's biggest fans here 
He's one of my big heroes in music; I had the pleasure to meet him and watch him play from backstage on a couple of occasions in the early seventies. Truly a heck of a nice guy. Jove Jack too, another role model in bass playing.
I've got almost if not all of Jorma's electric work, I believe.
He's one of my big heroes in music; I had the pleasure to meet him and watch him play from backstage on a couple of occasions in the early seventies. Truly a heck of a nice guy.
Jove Jack too, another role model in bass playing. I've got almost if not all of Jorma's electric work, I believe.
All I wanna do is rock!