Live at the Filmore Auditorium 6th Febuary 1967

 Quicksilver Messenger Service is considered to be one of the

most important bands to come from the San Francisco music

scene of the sixties along with their contemporaries The

Grateful Dead and The Jefferson Airplane.

The band initially came together in 1965 and proceeded to

play a great many gigs across America.

Another performance from the Fillmore in San Francisco,

this recording comes just two days after another release

in this series of live recordings from Quicksilver Messenger

Service. This recording while being a single disc contains

many highlights including superb versions of You Don’t

Love Me and A Fool For You. Whilst not radically

different from the set of the 4^th of February although

shorter the set does include Gold and Silver, Walkin’

Blues, I Hear You Knocking and All Night Worker

and shows the band were flexible and able to put together 

a set that highlighted their musical dexterity and also their

choice of material although the performances are different.

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