Yup, same guy. He is a multi instrumentalist, and although best known for bass, plays drums too and prefers piano to anything. Canadian.Quote:
Originally Posted by take5
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Yup, same guy. He is a multi instrumentalist, and although best known for bass, plays drums too and prefers piano to anything. Canadian.Quote:
Originally Posted by take5
Thanks Grant.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Don’t you just hate these multi talented folks.
Some old Louis Prima shellac remastered here from the 30's.
Quality is decent
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Im the same, can play air anything :ner:Quote:
Originally Posted by take5
Texier..Varech.
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BB is a fave of mine, great musician and style.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Yup, funny but i dont have a lot of his stuff. More of the great Muddy tho.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimbo
Do another bb later
Lonnie Johnston. Tomorrow Night.
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Although labelled a blues man, Lonnie was one of the top Jazz guitarists, and was said he invented the guitar solo, especially for use in Jazz.
Highly respected in day and many of the top players since learnt from his playing.
Nina Simone.A Single Woman
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I thought it about time I made the effort and listened to some John Mayall, especially as a lot of famous rock musicians I like passed through his bands.
This another I picked up at the weekend and I like it a lot.Mick Taylor is superb on it, from raucous to understated, very good.
John Mayall – Blues From Laurel Canyon
Label: Decca – SKL.4972
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo
Country: UK
Released: 1968
Genre: Rock
Style: Blues Rock
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