Hot Tuna - Pair a Dice Found (1990)

Hot Tuna - Pair a Dice Found (1990)

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Hot Tuna - Pair a Dice Found

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"It's Alright with Me" (Jorma Kaukonen)

"Parchman Farm" (Mose Allison)

"Urban Moon" (Randall Bramblett)

"Eve of Destruction" (P. F. Sloan)

"AK-47" (Michael Falzarano)

"Shot in the Act" (Scott Mathews, Ron Nagle)

"Brand New Toy" (Falzarano)

"To Be with You" (Falzarano)

"Flying in the Face of Mr. Blue" (Bramblett, Davis Causey, Bucky Jones)

"Love Gone Flat" (Falzarano)

"Bulletproof Vest" (Falzarano)

"Ken Takes a Lude" (Kaukonen)

"San Francisco Bay Blues" (Jesse Fuller)

"Happy Turtle Song" (Kaukonen)

Hot Tuna Band Members / Musicians

Jorma Kaukonen – vocals, lead guitars, rhythm guitars, lap steel guitar, dobro

Jack Casady – bass, 4-string guitar, 5-string guitar, fretless guitar, background vocals

Michael Falzarano – rhythm guitar

Harvey Sorgen – drums

Galen Underwood – keyboards, background vocals, rhythm guitar on "Urban Moon", "Shot in the Act", and "Flying in the Face of Mr. Blue", sequenced percussion on "Urban Moon"

Rick Danko – background vocals on "Parchman Farm" and "Eve of Destruction"

The Phantoms (Charlie Staxx, Joe Veillette, Jane Veillette) – background vocals on "Urban Moon", "Brand New Toy", "To Be With You", and "Flying in the Face of Mr. Blue"

Vanessa Lillian, Ginger Lee, Rick Sanchez – background vocals on "Bulletproof Vest"

Jorma Kaukonen – producer

Rick Sanchez – co-producer, engineer, mixdown at Beartracks

Michael Caplan – executive producer

Harvey Leeds – executive producer

Galen Underwood – production assistance

Ira Wilkes – production coordination

Harvey Sorgen – second engineer at Dreamland

John Yates – second engineer at Dreamland

Doug Rose – second engineer

Carl Studna – cover photo

Vanessa Lillian – art direction

Howard Fritzson – design

Pair a Dice Found is an album by the American blues rock band Hot Tuna. Released in 1990, it was their first studio album since Hoppkorv in 1976.

In 1989, Jefferson Airplane reunited for a tour and eponymous album on Epic Records. In between sets, lead guitarist Jorma Kaukonen and bassist Jack Casady performed as Hot Tuna. After attending a show and seeing the positive reaction to Hot Tuna, Epic executives offered them a recording contract. Kaukonen produced the album, and described the sessions as easy-going, with songs requiring minimal takes. He and Casady were joined by Michael Falzarano on rhythm guitar and Harvey Sorgen on drums.