One Toke
Over The Line
This video was
gone for a couple of months and I thought it was back, but this
is only a 20 second teaser. I'd like to get the full copy
for Brewer & Shipley.
Acoustic jam in a pub in
Killarny Ireland
One Toke
Over The Line Members of the Elders and Enter
the Haggis along with Fran Harper play and sing the Brewer and
Shipley classic "One Toke Over The Line" at an accoustic jam
session in Killarny Ireland. No P.A. so the sound isn't great,
but still a fun listen. The audience was singing along, so
pardon the camera person's singing on the chorus.
Michael Brewer & Band 1985
Without Love Live show at
Parody Hall in Kansas City, Missouri, May 16, 1985.
"Without Love" from Michael’s 1981 Solo LP on Dan Fogelberg’s
Full Moon label.
One Toke Over
The Line on Mountain Dulcimer & Accoustic Bass I love it! I would like to hear it
with a bagpipe added. Maybe a bagpipe converted to a bong just to
keep it real. Great job guys. Dulcimer has always been one of my
favorite instruments.
~ Tom Shipley
Heath Ledger
Too Soon Tomorrow
A
Tribute to Heath Ledger backed by Brewer & Shipley's
"Too Soon Tomorrow"
Fair Play Great music
video from 1975 & the ST11261 album
Song by the late Steve Canaday of the Ozark Mountain
Daredevils
Brewer & Shipley
One Toke Over The Line & commentary
Introductory remarks
proudly explain how One Toke
drew the wrath of then Vice President Spiro T. Agnew
From 1998 Normal Concert
Fear and Loathing
In Las Vegas video Clip from the 1998 movie starring Johnny Depp as
Hunter S. Thompson, who was more than One Toke Over
The Line while listening to Brewer & Shipley on the radio
Brewer & Shipley
One Toke Over The Line - 2007
Brewer & Shipley come
home to KC in 2007 concert at the
Frank Lloyd Wright designed Community
Christian Church
just three blocks from the old
Vanguard Coffee House
Bound To Fall
(Live version is back)
Written by Michael Brewer and first partner Tom
Mastin.
Chris Hillman and the Byrds were going to
record it for their 1968 Notorious Byrd Brothers
LP. As it turns out Chris' group
with Stephen Stills recorded it first in 1972 on the
classic Manassas. Brewer & Shipley recorded
the definitive version two years later on ST11261.
Unknown Harmonica player
One
Toke Over The Line
I have only been playing harp for about a year. I
don't think the tab I learned from is quite perfect
either. I only play with a G, an E, and
occasionally a C. Just a silly hobby I picked up to
enjoy while civilization continues to unravel. :-)
Everything Is Everything
Witchi Tai
To
Song author Jim Pepper was a member of this short
lived group. Includes a slide show of Pepper &
Native American pictures
see related story
Jim Pepper
Witchi Tai
To
Song
author Jim Pepper explaining his vision of music and
then clips of him singing Witchi Tai To
