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Did You Know?

As in his Hot Tuna days, he played very long sets, usually beginning with an hour-long acoustic set followed by a long intermission and then a two hour electric set, sometimes accompanied by bass and drums.

With the dissolution of Jefferson Airplane in 1972, Hot Tuna went electric, with Airplane fiddler Papa John Creach joining for the next two albums.

On the next album, After Bathing at Baxter's, his sound had a harder edge inspired by Mike Bloomfield of the Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Cream, and other groups that visited San Francisco.

Kaukonen's Thanksgiving Eve show at Keswick Theater in Glenside, Pennsylvania has become a tradition.

The album was nominated for a Grammy Award.Recent solo albums include Stars in My Crown (2007) and River of Time (2009).On his website, Kaukonen writes that he is a Gibson guitar lover; his favorite acoustic guitars being the 1936 Advanced Jumbo and the J-190.

As in his Hot Tuna days, he played very long sets, usually beginning with an hour-long acoustic set followed by a long intermission and then a two hour electric set, sometimes accompanied by bass and drums.