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Cream also covered Skip James`s " I`m So Glad " ...... as did the finest thing to come out of Japan ... ( along with the TZ750 ) ..... the Golden Cups ...........

But instead of that , I thought I`d put this up instead .....

I`ve done this one before , but I`ll take any excuse to showcase the most exciting bass player to ever walk this Earth ....... Masayoshi Kabe ......

( Louis to his mates )
 
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Tetsu Yamauchi had my attention as a leading bass player of the day, "do you think i am sexy" though see what you mean re Masayoshi Kabe, being not aware of course, many the time in music the gifted are not always obvious. Gary Thain a major situation in being passed over. Saw John Glascock live with Tull, pick player as i recall, though not just that i would suspect. j
 
The "girl" i always thought would be good for me, "hello mother...brought home the girlfriend.... " So many Nina Hagen songs, here is but one, love the poster image...

 
Long of duration, albeit.... watch only what can be, the amazing Karen O, endless energy, clever staging, do like women of strange demure...

 
78jotadave said:
If you can forget the fact that Neil's lyrics are historically and anthropologically incorrect, Neil rips an amazing tune. I saw him play this same song as part of his set at 'Desert Trip' in Coachella... I was very much in the 'Groove baby'.
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At 'Desert Trip' I think this was a 40-minute version Neil was ripping, f... the man can play... a killer!
 
'Ring Out The Old, Ring In The New'....

A tenuous connection to Neil Young with this one...

To help promote his new solo album 'Gimme Some Neck' in 1979, Ronnie roped in a few of his mates, formed a band, and did some gigs.
Played a few dates in Canada and U.S.A., then performed at the second of two Led Zeppelin shows, at Knebworth in August.
They did one more show in early '80, I believe, then that was that.

The line-up was: Ron Wood, Ian McLagen, Bobby Keys, Stanley Clarke and Zigaboo Modeliste.

Oh yeah, and some bloke called Keith Richards... Great musicians to a man.

Saw them at Knebworth, where Phil Chen replaced the absent Clarke.
They were entertaining, but 'well lubricated' to say the least...

This track is called 'Worry No More'. Appropriate for the start of a new year maybe...

Wondering about the Neil Young connection? He came up with the band's name, apparently. The New Barbarians.








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