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Probably a bit out of the main stream for most to be familar with but the world lost Zakia Hussain last week.
A virtuoso tabla player probably best known in the west playing with John McLaughlin in Shakti. One of my most listened to bands when I sit down at night and listen to the music rather than have it in the background while doing other shit. If you can dig Indian music it's worth youtubing.
We saw him play with Yo-yo Ma at the Hollywood Bowl: amazing show!
 

Loukas Sideras , Artemios Ventouris-Roussos , and Evangelos Odysseas Papathanassiou , do a version of some old song by plain old James Joseph Brown .... ( 1968 ) .......

.... For some reason , watching this reminds me I must start looking at those clips with Anton Chigurh from No Country For Old Men again .......
 
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Don`t know much about Jalandhar Shere at six in the morning ....... there again , couldn`t tell you much about Wotton under Edge at six in the morning either .............. being woken up by the postman sticking mail through the letterbox at around half eleven is much more my thing nowadays ...........
 

Rob B is like that bloke in the pub who is always getting in your way when you`re trying to make it to the gents in time ........

....... It`s not buffering , btw ..... it`s meant to be like that .........
 
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..... bit of metal Hurdy Gurdy, for contrast Tony... as you may condescend... start it with a milder live song... number of gals on Hurdy Gurdy.. love one though as with the desires started by Laverda acquire... $15K plus for a decent one.. ex Germany.

 
love one though as with the desires started by Laverda acquire... $15K plus for a decent one.. ex Germany.

Not a hurdy - gurdy ........ but £ 25,000 ( 50,350 Australian Dollars ) for a RGS Corsa , Jon ........

RWHS here in the UK are open to nearest offers , though ...... :) ...............

( They also have a nice white framed , half faired , belt drive 900SS for a measly £ 3995 as well .... ) ........
 
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Rode two examples of Corsa, one a standout as it happened. Trusted to ride in the day, had it on and off over moderate extended periods...( first case of the dreaded motoplat dark red coils ie very intermittent ) had me jollies and was enough for me, bit of a latent 180 was inner me... that evolved. j
 

I was wondering if this was one of the tracks played at maximum volume by the Americans to flush out President Noriega of Panama back on Christmas Day in 1989 , when he was holed up in the Vatican Embassy in Panama ...... but I could`nt see it mentioned ....

It was released in Jan 1990 , so maybe just too late ........

They did use tracks by The Clash ; U2 ; Metallica ; Van Halen ; Guns ` n ` Roses ....... and Nancy Sinatras " These Boots Are Made For Walking " ..... as well as Tibetan chanting ................ and also the screams of rabbits being slaughtered .... ( although that may have been Slipknot ) ..........

....... But I`m sure they used this track by Primus for something similar as well ..... maybe later on during the Gulf War , or something .......

Anyway , it`s an excuse to marvel at Les Claypool`s bass playing and vocal dexterity yet one more time ...... ( I did the Dennis Miller show version not so long ago ..... ) ......... plus Larry LaLonde , Tim Alexander ......... and Tom Waits contribution as well , I suppose .........
 
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