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Happy Trails

Happy Trails
Quicksilver Messenger Service

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Track Listing

  1. Who Do You Love Part 1
  2. When Do You Love
  3. Where Do You Love
  4. How Do You Love
  5. Which Do You Love
  6. Who Do You Love Part 2
  7. Mona
  8. Maiden Of The Cancer Moon
  9. Calvary
  10. Happy Trails

Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #7221 in Music
  • Released on: 1994-08-09
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Format: Live

Editorial Reviews

Album Details
Digitally Remastered. Includes Extensive Booklet.


Customer Reviews

great classic psychedelic blues rock jam album5
Imagine Jerry Garcia at his peak, with all 10 fingers intact, though with a lesser band. Most songs are quite strong, though Calvalry suffers from some of the spacey self-indulgence of the era (cf Dead's Caboose).

This Next One's Rock N Roll5
You have to remember that at the time of this performance, guys like Bo Diddley and Link Wray were Oldies but Goodies. Maybe even Oldies but Moldies. I had heard of Bo Diddley, but had never heard his stuff. I was a kid. But this album was as frisky as a young rattlesnake. Their timing and rhythmic perfection is irresistably dance inducing. Who do you love is a tour de force of variations on a theme, an orgiastic Dionysian ritual, and Mona devolves into ancient Egyptian rites of the Dead and the elevation of the spine of Osiris. The mythic character of the sequences on side B, Maiden of the Cancer Moon, Calvary, map perfectly to TS Eliot's poem, The Wasteland, and What the Thunder Said, which takes up the theme of the Fisher King, desertification, healing, and salvation. With this recording QMS reached a psychedelic zenith they never attained again, but for a brief moment in time, the full moon shone down on the children of the enchanted garden, and the roses bloomed...

Quicksilver at the Filmore5
A rare live album of a much underated 60's band. Excellent guitar playing with the usual long solos that were a part of live 60's performances. This album, I think I am right in saying was rated in the top 200 of all time by Rolling Stone magazine. I thoroughly recommend it!