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You might like Ed Palermo doing Zappa's Aybe Sea. Mike Keneally on guitar. ua-cam.com/video/QkPTgwK9Cz4/v-deo.html

Boring. Just do a Zappa album. That's all that is needed.

I had a cd copy of the Zabriskie Point soundtrack years ago. I don't think it was Pink Floyd's best work but it definitely captured a lot of interesting things that they were trying on before they got into their best 70's epic stuff.

Interesting 😎 read. I will listen to that tune. Don't think I have heard it yet, though may have as he has so many. I picked this tune while I also thought about moppin the bride or Danse norvegienne as they were on the cassette tape I initially found by him. I do hear him hesitate a bit here for note choice which is not like him but the solo is still of course quite striking and beautiful. I agree I like the clarity of this amplified sound over the muffled jazz tone later adopted by some. Whereas on the acoustic unamplified gypsy sound it's cuts the mid and bass tones. His later period was not a downgrade compositionally by any means nor his playing. But I am not sure if he had always played amplified if we would not be losing something. Of course we might need to sit and listen to some to formulate my thoughts better. 😊 Appreciate the view and communication!

Funny thing is the pickups and amps Django used sound incredible. And are easy to replicate today and still sound great. Many Gypsy jazzers today use that tone with a Selmer style guitar or a Gibson. The blues masters would take the torch on harsh tones then distortion blossomed of course. And many guitarists would hear that tone for the first time from blues, but that was much later than the 40s when Django was doing it. I prefer Django’s tone here to the overly sweet jazz guitar tone that Christian used and became standard. Too mellow I would recommend you listen to Songe D’autome - both takes. Djangos tone sounds perfect for what he’s playing. Cuts like a knife. But really all the electric recordings are very fine work, def not a downgrade from his acoustic stuff. The maestro doesn’t miss, that’s for sure. Seems random that you were drawn to this recording specifically, tho it is an interesting tune. His solo is a bit hesitant tho. Most of the rest of these recordings he’s totally confident haha.

I enjoyed both of these. First time I've heard Steve Morse.

Steve Morse! I saw the Dregs on the What if tour. I've been fortunate enough to have seen them 11 times, including their last reunion tour. And, met the original keyboardist David Davidowski in Marshall, NC 2 years ago as he was playing piano one afternoon in a coffee shop. Unfortunately, Marshall was destroyed by flooding caused by hurricane Helene.

Ronald Shannon Jackson's Decoding Society album EYE ON YOU is definitely worth hearing. The other guitarist is Bern Nix. (I liked one side better than the other, but it's been more than a decade since I heard it.)

10cc - Feel The Benefit, Babe Ruth - King Kong.

Sound of silence...

Thanks for playing these tunes. O.V. Wright was one of the great soul singers that sadly never really got the fame he deserved. He had a lot of great minor hits like "You're Going to Make Me Cry", "Nickel and a Nail", "That's How Strong My Love is" etc. , but he never had a huge chart busting hit.

One of my favourites. It has so much drama. An early masterpiece.

IMHO Vashti Bunyan "Just Another Diamond Day" is the most underrated album ever released. It captures such an air of whimsical, upbeat optimism. Thanks for reviewing!

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A fabulous track from a fabulous album.

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This is in the middle of whole lotta love in Long Beach 1975, it was different every night

The big difference between the two bands, Led Zeppelin had full control over their music. Page not only founded the band, he produced & mixed everything, having full control was unheard of at that time. They released very few singles, some of their greatest songs aren’t as well known as others. They also weren’t a band together for long, before they fit it big, it was all within about 6 months. Page had about 2 weeks to find 3 band members to finish 6 gigs in Scandinavia, from a Yardbirds contract. The bands first rehearsal was on August 19,1968, on September 7th they started that tour. They came back to England & late September early October, in 4 days & total of about 35 hours, produced recorded mixed etc their first album. Their manager Peter Grant too the tapes to New York, & the band signed with Atlantic Records on November 11,1968. Atlantic Records heads didn’t even hear them live, & a signing bonus of $104,000, which was the largest at that time. On December 26, (68) they did a tour in the USA, & their debut album wasn’t released in the US until January 12,1969. It was released in March (1969) elsewhere, they then exploded into fame & the greatest band ever.

I've been a Bowie fan since the early 70's and this song is still one of my absolute favourites. A lyrical masterpiece. Cygnet Committee, Sweet Thing/Candidate /Sweet Thing (Reprise), and Station To Station...all 9 minutes+ and all phenomenal tracks!

Too bad there is no translation to understand you. Nevertheless I encourage you to discover more of this great guitarist and musician whether with brainbox, focus or solo career.

I bless you madly, Sadly as I tie my shoes I love you badly, Just in time at times, I guess Because of you I need to rest, Because it's you That sets the test So much has gone And little is new And as the sparrow sings Dawn chorus for Someone else to hear The Thinker sits alone growing older And so bitter I gave Them life I gave Them all They drained my very soul...Dry I crushed my heart To ease their pains No thought for me remains there Nothing can they spare What of me? Who praised their efforts To be free? Words of strength and care And sympathy I opened doors That would have blocked their way I braved their cause to guide, For little pay I ravaged at my finance just for those Those whose claims were steeped in peace, tranquility Those who said a new world, new ways ever free Those whose promises stretched in hope and grace for me" I bless you madly, Sadly as I tie my shoes I love you badly, just in time At times, I guess Because of you I need to rest, oh yes Because it's you That sets the test So much has gone And little is new And as the sunrise stream Flickers on me, My friends talk Of glory, untold dream, where all is God and God is just a word We had a friend, a talking man Who spoke of many powers that he had Not of the best of men, but ours We used him We let him use his powers We let him fill our needs Now we are strong And the road is coming to its end Now the damned have no time to make amends No purse of token fortune stands in our way The silent guns of love Will blast the sky We broke the ruptured structure built of age Our weapons were the tongues of crying rage Where money stood We planted seeds of rebirth And stabbed the backs of fathers Sons of dirt Infiltrated business cesspools Hating through our sleeves Yea, and we slit the Catholic throat Stoned the poor On slogans such as 'Wish You Could Hear' 'Love Is All We Need' 'Kick Out The Jams' 'Kick Out Your Mother' 'Cut Up Your Friend' 'Screw Up Your Brother or He'll Get You In the End' And we know the flag of love is from above And we can force you to be free And we can force you to believe" And I close my eyes and tighten up my brain For I once read a book in which the lovers were slain For they knew not the words of the Free States' refrain It said: I believe in the power of good I believe in the state of love I will fight for the right to be right I will kill for the good of the fight for the right to be right" And I open my eyes to look around And I see a child laid slain On the ground As a love machine lumbers through desolation rows Plowing down man, woman, listening to its command But not hearing anymore Not hearing anymore Just the shrieks from the old rich And I want to believe In the madness that calls 'Now' And I want to believe That a light's shining through Somehow And I want to believe And you want to believe And we want to believe And we want to live Oh, we want to live We want to live We want to live We want to live We want to live We want to live I want to live I want to live I want to live I want to live I want to live I want to live Live Live Live