Marianne Faithfull's Broken English has the Compass Point All Stars as her band , recording in one of the best studios on the planet at the time, Compass Point. This is Chris Blackwell's (Island Records) studio. As Mike might know, Wally Badarou (Compass Point All Star) has recorded with Talking Heads. He played the most on Speaking In Tongues and his solo album called Echoes is really good.
Always enjoyed David Byrne and his altra expanding musical prowess, and Andy Mackay I’ve always enjoyed his inclusion w Roxy...good to see ya Michael👋🏻just came in from a wonderful Juneteenth celebration downtown, I wasn’t aware it was going down, but I’m happy I stumbled upon it...great music, food, info and Jamaican type shirts .....cheers brother M✊🏻🎶☀️🌈☮️😎
Hi Lis! Sounds like great fun, glad you had a good time! I’m at a noise music show right now (it’s in between acts) where they serve pancakes! Have a great week! ❤️
lol, put the link in the description where no one will look,ahaha. Great point Michael. Always an eclectic treat for our ears. I will be passing on the German folk songs but someday I do need to get Cahterine Wheel again
Really dug the Byrne sample. Will pick that up if I run across it. Byrne rode his bike by my house once when in town for the DNC. He was headed to Repo Record lol
Great story Dave, I saw an interview with Byrne, he talked about riding his bike. I wish he was riding his bike down my street and got a flat tire. I'd offer to fix his tire and serve him some lemonade and talk about music for hours and hours. He could sleep over and the next day, we could talk about music for hours and hours.....
Michael, I did not know that Andy MacKay had two versions of his solo album. I have the second and didn't realize it. I also did not realize that the Catherine Wheel had an expanded version. Thanks, Chris
The Bandcamp links on VC videos often get me in trouble. Staiano is on order. Interesting pickups, and I thought the Byrne one was particularly interesting and need to dive into that album more. Have a great rest of the weekend.
Michael, excellent brain- food and ear candy on display right here and now! I need ''The Catherine Wheel'', like a junkie needs junk. I also need David's ECM album, '' Music For The Knee Plays'' That album features guys like Jackie Kelso, Ernie Watts and drummer Paul Humphrey, who are more likely to be found on a Steely Dan or Zappa recording. The Nonesuch label reissued ''The Knee Plays'' with bonus tracks and maybe a DVD. The only Andy Mackay ''solo'' project that I have is '' Rock Follies'', I think we discussed that album a few years ago. Andy was responsible for dragging Eno into Roxy Music, I noticed the Eno single, behind you. Marianne Faithfull's live album, '' Blazing Away'' recorded in the late 1980's is spellbinding, Dark cabaret and ultra- modern Torch song. Peasant Food is good for you, and so is Peasant Song, they both ''go'' good with beer! Nostalgia ain't what it used to be, I saw Dannie Richmond play live with the Don Pullen/ George Adams quartet, with Cameron Brown, the band was red-hot and Dannie stoked the fire!
Hi Michael! I have the VHS video release of Blazing Away buried somewhere deep in my closet. Unfortunately it doesn't seem to have ever come out on DVD. Very cool that you got to see Dannie Richmond!
Marianne Faithfull's Broken English has the Compass Point All Stars as her band , recording in one of the best studios on the planet at the time, Compass Point. This is Chris Blackwell's (Island Records) studio. As Mike might know, Wally Badarou (Compass Point All Star) has recorded with Talking Heads. He played the most on Speaking In Tongues and his solo album called Echoes is really good.
Yes indeed, obviously she is working with top musicians. Thanks for watching!
Always enjoyed David Byrne and his altra expanding musical prowess, and Andy Mackay I’ve always enjoyed his inclusion w Roxy...good to see ya Michael👋🏻just came in from a wonderful Juneteenth celebration downtown, I wasn’t aware it was going down, but I’m happy I stumbled upon it...great music, food, info and Jamaican type shirts .....cheers brother M✊🏻🎶☀️🌈☮️😎
Hi Lis! Sounds like great fun, glad you had a good time! I’m at a noise music show right now (it’s in between acts) where they serve pancakes! Have a great week! ❤️
@@michaelpdawson mmmmmmmm pancakes 🥞🙂
lol, put the link in the description where no one will look,ahaha. Great point Michael. Always an eclectic treat for our ears. I will be passing on the German folk songs but someday I do need to get Cahterine Wheel again
You’ll be sorry when you want to sing along at Oktoberfest. Cheers!
Really dug the Byrne sample. Will pick that up if I run across it. Byrne rode his bike by my house once when in town for the DNC. He was headed to Repo Record lol
Great story Dave, I saw an interview with Byrne, he talked about riding his bike. I wish he was riding his bike down my street and got a flat tire. I'd offer to fix his tire and serve him some lemonade and talk about music for hours and hours. He could sleep over and the next day, we could talk about music for hours and hours.....
A record collector! I knew he was a good guy. Thanks for watching!
Michael, I did not know that Andy MacKay had two versions of his solo album. I have the second and didn't realize it. I also did not realize that the Catherine Wheel had an expanded version. Thanks, Chris
Hi Chris! Who says this channel isn't educational? Cheers!
Two albums i do not have and would like to pick up! Catherine Wheel and the Andy MacKay. Thanks for posting this.
Hi, Jerry! I was quite delighted to find both of those along with the Muhal Richard Abrams at Grooves in SF the other day. Thanks for watching!
The Bandcamp links on VC videos often get me in trouble. Staiano is on order. Interesting pickups, and I thought the Byrne one was particularly interesting and need to dive into that album more. Have a great rest of the weekend.
Hi Richard! Enjoy the Moe!
Michael, excellent brain- food and ear candy on display right here and now! I need ''The Catherine Wheel'', like a junkie needs junk. I also need David's ECM album, '' Music For The Knee Plays'' That album features guys like Jackie Kelso, Ernie Watts and drummer Paul Humphrey, who are more likely to be found on a Steely Dan or Zappa recording. The Nonesuch label reissued ''The Knee Plays'' with bonus tracks and maybe a DVD. The only Andy Mackay ''solo'' project that I have is '' Rock Follies'', I think we discussed that album a few years ago. Andy was responsible for dragging Eno into Roxy Music, I noticed the Eno single, behind you. Marianne Faithfull's live album, '' Blazing Away'' recorded in the late 1980's is spellbinding, Dark cabaret and ultra- modern Torch song. Peasant Food is good for you, and so is Peasant Song, they both ''go'' good with beer! Nostalgia ain't what it used to be, I saw Dannie Richmond play live with the Don Pullen/ George Adams quartet, with Cameron Brown, the band was red-hot and Dannie stoked the fire!
Hi Michael! I have the VHS video release of Blazing Away buried somewhere deep in my closet. Unfortunately it doesn't seem to have ever come out on DVD. Very cool that you got to see Dannie Richmond!
as usual, interesting picks... I just rdered. the David Byrne...cheers
I'm sure you will dig it, it's a great album!
cool,ive read about danni richmond and gato barbieri is a good saxophone player
You got that right! Thanks for watching!
Good stack. Richmond was so right for Mingus.
Yes indeed. Thanks for watching!
Never seen Eddie Riff on the Polydor label, mine is on Island records.
The original version, with the two vocal songs, was on Island--is that the one you have? Thanks for watching!
and i don't know richard abrams music at all!