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❤This was really great!!!! Thank you so much. You got me thinking about 45 records and took me right back to my childhood.

Tim, another great vid! Have you done or considered doing a video of the iconic buildings of Los Angeles? Those crazy buildings like a doughnut shop or hotdog stand , or Capitol Records or such? I'd pay to see that!!!

Thank you for remembering the great Al Wilson!I learned a lot from this. I’ve always loved the spiritual aspect of his songs. On The Road Again was pure genius, of course. The guy was definitely tuned into something special. What a loss.🙏

I always dug the guitar player in CANNED HEAT. saw them several times supporting other big acts. Live his guitar playing was pretty awesome. Yes he stood out. I cant say i bought any of their records . This short documentary was amazing and welcomed.

Very interesting thank you

Same year as Hendrix , Morrison and Janis Joplin. I believe. SADLY overlooked by most.

I saw a line up here in the 80's in Australia with, Vestine, Taylor and De la Parra.... great gig...

Thank you, I have really liked Alan for about 6years now. It was a real shame that we lost him so early. R.I.P. Alan Wilson aka The Blind Owl.

Really good documentary. I have an album of John Lee Hooker with Canned Heat as backup band, 'No Dancin''. Like someone else in this comment thread said: very thoughtful. Thanks.

Great show!! I grew up in the 70's absolutely digging 3 Dog Night. I have their Live at the Forum album that I've owned since it first came out I think in 1969. I still have some of their songs in Itunes!

Cool subject. This guy is def looked over in the 27 club. I admit I didn’t know much about the guy so thank you for this video. People will say he wasn’t really that memorable but he did and created something 99.9% us normies never will. His name will still come up every now and then 100 years from now. I doubt mine and most other peoples will.

Alan Wilson is the reason I play a Les Paul,, a reissue of the 54 the same model he played

Great really great very thoughtful thx much

Canned Heat got in my blood id play that cassete onthe road again lets work together etc for my little son when he got cranky calmed him down...thx

Excellent. 5 stars.

This is my new favorite channel!!! I watched the blind owl episode which was great and then on my feed I see my favorite alt country singer of all time THE Gram Parsons and I had to watch that! You did a great job showing his life and the dynamics of it. Not just the dark side of the booze and drugs but the light also like his talent as a musician and song writer and all around country bad ass! Thanks!

Outstanding video, on the road again is my favorite song of all time ❤

Accidentally did too much .

Im 62 and dig this channel. Just subscribed so here we gooooo.....

Alan, unfortunately, joined the "27" club in 1970. What an incredible bluesman and talent ! RIP brother!

I think this is great! Decades from now, the stories behind the music will still be there for new listeners.

Never been heard of, so don't care!

It's just a thought, did he have autism? He may have been funtionally autistic. Lookkng at his face and his vision issues, there could have been something going on in his brain that couldnt be detected in the 60s that would now. It's not normal to not want to bathe or sleep outside with regularity.

I remember like yesterday, how On the Road Again freaked me out, when I heard it the first time in 1968. Especially Blind Owls voice. I had very few pocket money then, but I had to go immediate to the record shop and buy the single. Great souvenirs.

I got hooked on Canned Heat in '68 when I was 16. In 1968. I was proud that the "Blind Owl" was, like me, from Boston, Massachusetts!

Cool video. Interesting content! Ty

"When I get big I'm going to get me a electric guitar, when I get real big."!

I remember when Reds were big in the 70s. I tried them once and disliked them. Cannot understand why people liked the feeling they gave. More recently tried Xanax. Again, not ebjoyable. RIP to a talented musician.

These videos are absolutely awesome! And for the life of me I can't figure out why there aren't 1 million subscribers or more on this channel! The rich and iconic storytelling brings me right there! I'm so glad to see that there is someone out their still bringing us this amazing rock and roll history and keeping it alive for all to come!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you. That was great reportage and a respectful telling of his story. R.I.P. Alan Wilson. They're still talking about you.

we are gonna miss him when he goes to his next big show

Thanks for sharing this! Never knew his personal history but the original Canned Heat records are truly great! Awesome history lesson!

3 musicians died over 3 consecutive weeks, all 27yrs old. No that doesn't seem weird at all, nothing to see here people. They definitely weren't sacraficed.

The drummer took himself the official voice that Alan suicide. Really is a bad karma doing that a living for decades of this music and talent.

I was just explaining the 27 club to my 16 yo daughter playing her Axis blew her mind 🤠 cool content Bro rock & roll baby!

Saw the Band in 2018 Nederland Colorado ❤Can HEAT KICKED ASS ❤

So "Blind Owl" fell the 27 club? Sad

Does anybody know, which song this is starting at 8:12 ?

Great Video, highly informative, you taught me the backstory I didn't know, thank-you.

Sounds like the same drugged up musician that they all are.

Accidental suicide sounds exactly just like the tune that John Mayall wrote about James Marshall / Jimi Hendrix on "USA Union" Mayall also wrote about Canned Heat on "The Bear" from his 1969 lp :"Blues from Laurel Canyon" which rocks Mick Taylor on lead / rhythm guitar ...

Canned heat had to be strained through loaf of white bread.Remove the ends,put a hole in bottom of the bread bag and pour the canned heat through the bread.If you didn't strain it,a person would develop blindness.

Great Documentary! Thank you!

Hey ! I been in that Record Store !

I like the writing on the ceiling that reads, "Listen To Bill Hicks".

Very cool video documentary. As a fan who loved the Paisley Underground scene and their first full length album - All Over The Place - I wish they had released a couple more albums in that musical vein.

The 27 club sacreficed Jim Morrison,Amy Whinhouse,Jimmy Hendrix and others.🙏

Very cool. I thought that photo was NYC. I saw Todd in 1970 my second concert @ 16 after Tull it was right after leaving the Nazz. He walked out into th audience when he sang Hello it me

& I still have my 45 of Canned Heat & the Chipmunks! "Hey, Alvin, try some of this"?!?

Hey Tim. Heard your referral to this. Very groovy! IMHO Neil and Rodger Waters are the only cats who are holding true to our 1960’s values.