music in the shed

Dealing, in a limited self preservation mode, the world external to the dwelling here, ie local council self serving agenda, turn to and retreat into the world of mayhem, in this, using the band "At the Drive In" One Armed Scissor for true managed chaos, ought to be so, the performance and performers deemed anything but artistic.... then the mind says, this is good in a form not usual for good.... Shan't post a link here, for the brave to search..... Mars Volta the consequence, j.
 
He played on all 11 Joni Mitchell studio albums and did the sax solo on Aja, as well as founding Weather Report. He also was in Miles second great quintet (Miles, Wayne, Tony Williams, Ron Carter and Herbie Hancock) then was part of the Bitches Brew band. Even as recently as 2021 he composed an opera with bassist Esperanza Spaulding, the man was a true giant.
 
Last edited:
iis_iis said:
Dealing, in a limited self preservation mode, the world external to the dwelling here, ie local council self serving agenda, turn to and retreat into the world of mayhem, in this, using the band "At the Drive In" One Armed Scissor for true managed chaos, ought to be so, the performance and performers deemed anything but artistic.... then the mind says, this is good in a form not usual for good.... Shan't post a link here, for the brave to search..... Mars Volta the consequence, j.
Click to expand...


Shouldn`t have mentioned it John , shouldn`t have mentioned it .......... If you think this is OTT , then watch the Later Archive 2000 version ........

I`d forgotten about The Mars Volta .... the Cerdic and Omar spin off ........ You certainly know your stuff .... ! ........

Afro`s rule OK ........ Now I`m just wondering about Mistakes and Regrets by .... and you will know us by the trail of dead ......
 
Last edited:
Exmoor beast said:
Click to expand...
Looks like favourite pick player JJ Burnel on bass, my eyes are not sure, though confident. Always a fav here, Stranglers, use "Peaches" for warm ups on bass, often. Dave Greenfield a standout, him and Jon Lord. No slight against pro muso's in this thread, more the matter of emotion and achievable skills, cannot and did not dedicate my life to skill level i could not reach unless all else was forsaken.... even then the natural talent may well have been insufficient.

'tis true, i do Sweet Home Alabama on double bass, requested by mob when i attend the local gigs... late here... further ramble in the morning. j
 
rocketonarail said:

Del McCoury gives Richard Thompson the Bluegrass treatment ....
Click to expand...
The economical "chording" fingering on the guitar has me interested, spend half my time on bass in open mic gigs, watching the guitarist for song progression ( many the time have never played the song previous ), this is a good song.... more so just buried a neighbor banjo player, i bought his banjo a few years ago when he could not play it anymore, 5 string, played on the veranda here in the sea breezes...and lots of wondering on what i have in my hands past life... love the Mandolin also in the clip, well actually all the players and instruments are good.... tah my fine fellow Mr Rocket of Rail...j
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top