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Released originally as a 2 vinyl set by Capitol Records in 1973, prior to the band delivering their last album, 'Solid Silver', for the label. Chronologically compiled with tracks from 'Quicksilver... more

2 CDs, two trippy acid-rock classics by one of the Bay Area's best! Both these albums (1970, 1975) charted for Capitol, and Shady Grove features keyboard work by British session star Nicky Hopkins.

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Founding member Dino Valente was back, joining UK keyboard hero Nicky Hopkins on this 1970 LP. The San Francisco psych legends tighten up their songs and throw in everything from straight-up hard... more

Quicksilver Messenger Service are considered to be one of the most important bands to come from the San Francisco music scene of the 60s along with their contemporaries The Grateful Dead and... more

This unique show offers up a slice of QMS history with most of the band following other pursuits shortly after. Valenti carried on his solo career while Cipollina took Olsen into various offshoot... more

With the addition of Dino Valente and British session man Nicky Hopkins and the return of Gary Duncan, this 1970 release marked the sole studio release by the "sextet" version of the band, and it... more

Quicksilver's fifth album for Capitol Records, first released in 1970. Dino Valenti, John Cipollina, David Freiberg, Gary Elmore, Gary Duncan and Nicky Hopkins were the members playing on the album.... more

Vinyl LP pressing. Quicksilver Messenger Service is the debut studio album by Quicksilver Messenger Service, originally released in 1968.

QMS's first two groundbreaking albums for Capitol Records, dating from 1968 and 1969. Hailing from San Francisco, they created a large following and were quickly signed by Capitol. The first album... more

The 1968 debut album by the legendary San Francisco band. More folk/rock oriented than their live performances were known for. Tracks: Pride of Man, Light Your Windows, Dino's Song, Gold And Silver,... more

Two CD live set from the San Francisco rockers, taped at a 2006 reunion show in Mill Valley, California. The band, now led by founders David Freiberg and Gary Duncan, reunited to perform under the... more

Two DVD set complete with new artwork and '60s-styled poster. A Night At The Family Dog (1970), Go Ride The Music and West Pole (1969) are three psychedelic trips down memory lane. All three films... more