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Great interview, thanks for this!

Battle of epping forest is not too much for me.

I'm so glad that Bendian is educating Kerry Minnear on music. What a dick.

Bendian insists on inserting himself as much as possible into the conversation, to the point of repeatedly interrupting Kerry before he finishes his thoughts. Such inane prattling is hard to take. Kerry Minnear is the outstanding composer of the modern era.

So fascinated to listen to my ex next door neighbour talk of the housing estate we both grew up on, although Andy must be about 8 years older than I, and as he was already starting to get a name for himself with the Helium Kids, it was only ever on the rare occasion that he'd speak to me. One of those occasions, was me sitting on the door step during the summer holidays, rather bored, and Andy appearing with a magnifying glass where he promptly taught me how to pop ants. I doubt he'd remember that but I do. I was in awe as a kid , from listening to him practice through the wall of our adjoining bedrooms, buying Black Sea as the band went from strength to strength while I was serving in the Military to the present day, serving as a teacher of English, Drama and sometimes - art and music. Andy is an inspiration.

I also would love to see you guys produced a sequel

I would have loved to see you both in costume, bringing Charlie Shoe to life on stage

Richard!

Colin Allen. Hamburger Concerto . Replaced Pierre

I pray to Vinnie at least once a day. LOL

Richard has been the most distinctive, noble, elegant, quintessential voice in the Canterbury panorama. His contributes as a bass player in such a band like Caravan, Hatfields and Camel, were precious, let alone his collaboration in my personal all time favourite album: Robert Wyatt's Rock Bottom❤🎉

Great Inteveriew, huge Fripp fan here and had no idea Narada played on the Exposure album... his drumming on "Breathless" especially is particularly amazing, "NY3" too.

I have no words. Thanks!!!

A really interesting chat with a musician who is new to me. I'll also be looking into Knower. Thanks!

Such an interesting conversation! I’m a drummer and was just nodding all the time. Thanks!

Great interview with Andy, can't wait for the new one. Love your channel Greg! Would like to know how Andy is listening music nowdays and if he finished his Early Music collection of 30 CDs 😂

Reading Bill's biography "Lunar Notes" was a true eyeopener for me! Bill is the cubist nephew of Jimi Hendrix, and I'm glad he's still alive to tell his story. I happen to listen for the first time to "The Magic Band Plays the Music of Captain Beefheart - Live in London 2013" recently, and I'm blown away by the way the music is "recalibrated". The sound of this band is so ULTRA-AVANGARDE , it hurts! I'm wondering if Bill ever got the Belgian Chocolates I send him after reading his book and bying "We saw a Bozo under the sea"???

What a lovely soul and funny guy. John is amazing. Cheers!

This interview is a gem , thank you so much to both of you .

This is incredible. Kerry is an absolute legend and a composing genius. Your linear notes from your album quote says it all. In a funny way(see what I did there? 😜) you almost want to shake Kerry and say "HEY, do you realise what your music has done to us?". He comes across as such a gentle, polite guy and absolutely matches his singing voice 100% 🤘🏼

Kerry is my number 1 musical hero of all time. There’s so many reasons to respect his work: his singing, his writing, his vibes solos, his hammond b3 sound and approach and moe. i’d just like to focus on his clavinet playing. A crazed combination of Stevie Winder and Bela Bartok, Kerry’s clavinet playing is completely unique and unlike any other prog keyboardists. His ability to play endless rhythmic permutations (see the live version of So Sincere) of a cool clavinet riff is astounding. He may be an English gentleman, but he’s as funky as the deepest P-funk track.

This is a fantastic interview and union of you and Gregg. Wow. Narada, you couldn't ask for a more genuine, highly informed, inspired, terrific interviewer and supportive friend. After working with you for 13 years, it's still fun to see you light up like a thousand suns, as Gregg delivers his wonderful authentic ability to interact with you.. So fun. Bravo to you both for sharing with us.

Steve Morse, we love you, many thanks for the interview.

As a music theorist myself (I teach at a college) I consider KM a genius. And perhaps more importantly, a huge inspiration. Thank you for this interview. Just as the one you did with Tony Banks, very well informed, as a conversation between musicians. No non-sense. No showing off or too intellectual. Loved it.

I love that you brought up the obscure Silver Rainbow. Great curve ball question.

This is really great. I've seen / listened to lots of Tony Banks (huge fan), and this is likely the best (or top for sure). He can be quite dry sometimes, but here he seems in really good spirits. And I believe a lot has to do with the interviewer. Well informed and good 'rapport'. Congrats!

Eric Moore! Yes! 1:12:39

Beautiful poignant interview! Thanks Gregg and Narada!! Keep the passion in the music!

In many respects, Gentle Giant did the right thing by finishing up after the Civilion tour. They were true to themselves. I don't like Genesis of the 80s or Yes for that matter. ELP came back in the 90s and that was a disaster. Also, they resisted the temptation to reform and kudos to them for that. They were one of the greats of prog rock and their music stands the test of time.

Narada, what a divine, spiritual and intellectual guy. Deep doesn’t even begin to explain it. I look forward to his full fledged book. This was a tremendous interview. Thanks, Gregg!

This the bee's knees. Awesome interview :)

I am always delighted to see Narada being interviewed. Thank you Gregg.

Simply fascinating!

Narada!! Can’t wait

Fabulous Gregg. I heard the first interview but didn’t get chance to hear the second, thanks for releasing this. It’s great to hear deeper interviews. What I always love about Tonys music is that when everyone else turns right he takes a screeching handbrake turn left which is pretty much what he says. It makes for some wonderful & spine tingling music.

Where is the entire Roxy album transcribed ? Is it b.s ?, show us ONE page of it if it’s not. No One asks where it is when he brings it up. !

Wonderful! I'm sure they were both as amused as I was if and when they realised they had both been talking about the same person in the bit about Messiaen.

1:22:03 -- Would have liked you to let Jeff expound a bit about the Maui fires. Disappointed that you seemed to have backed off. Jeff was there, his viewpoint is important. Other than that, great to hear him speak. Thanks for having him on the podcast.

Great conversation! I have Bill’s books on Jaco and Pat. A guitarist friend was interviewed for the Pat Martino book.

Thank you, Greg - and Derek! You have the "dream" job!

andy we love you 🤍

Thank You Steve ! ⭐️⭐️⭐️

Gregg--Kerry is a national treasure of England, and you are national treasure of the US (or at the very least, Jersey :-) ) outstanding interview, All the right questions, and I feel like you are a brother from another mother. Fortunately I've been lucky enough to meet Kerry twice and share my appreciation and pick his ear as well. What a nice and humble man. Your classical discussion was great, I'm familiar with about half of it, but I have to listen through again with pen and paper in hand to write down some of the interesting works you mentioned that I have to go and hear. THANK YOU, and best of luck as your forge on with your enviable, outstanding career!

Apple Venus is criminally underrated. A pop masterpiece, right up with Skylarking.

Excellent interview. Thanks for giving Jeff the time to share his memories.

Wonderful. Thanks, Gregg. I hope someday you can get Rockette Morton too.

1:02:04 Whaaaaaaaaaaa??????!!!!!

At about 51 minutes he talks about the Avalon Ballroom recordings - has it ever been confirmed which line-up this was? Because I've seen it mentioned that it was 1966, so therefore pre-Jeff Cotton, but Jeff here is implying that it's 1967 and he's playing on it. Anybody know what the truth of the situation might be? Great interview, thanks!

PG Blakely was best friend for a period of time and it sure is good hearing his name again. He taught me to play drums and we had a blast together. Thank you Jeff.

AJS..... I bow as I back out of the room listening. Respect blows forwatd and respect blows back. Thank you!