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The second is a Chick Corea Akoustic Band cover, whom I'm not a big fan of because their style is a bit different from my tastes on most occasions. But I put it up because there's a nice double bass solo by a long-ago friend, John Pattituci. Before decamping to Los Angeles, John was the bass player in our church band. His brother stayed behind as music director, and I got to know his brother pretty well over the years. It was cool to see John a couple of years after he left and came back to visit his family in the area. At that time he had just started playing with Chick Corea.
The second is a Chick Corea Akoustic Band cover, whom I'm not a big fan of because their style is a bit different from my tastes on most occasions. But I put it up because there's a nice double bass solo by a long-ago friend, John Pattituci. Before decamping to Los Angeles, John was the bass player in our church band. His brother stayed behind as music director, and I got to know his brother pretty well over the years. It was cool to see John a couple of years after he left and came back to visit his family in the area. At that time he had just started playing with Chick Corea.
After Lindsay Buckingham reworked this into a solo piece with acoustic guitar and flamenco-style of playing, this became my favorite Lindsay Buckingham song - including any of his stuff with Fleetwood Mac. If you only know this song as the title track from his mid-1980's album, try this version. To me the acoustic version is far more powerful and expressive.
The video above is from his solo section during the Fleetwood Mac "The Dance" reunion concert.
“Maybe you shouldn't dress like that.”
“This is a blouse and skirt. I don't know what you're talking about.”
After Lindsay Buckingham reworked this into a solo piece with acoustic guitar and flamenco-style of playing, this became my favorite Lindsay Buckingham song - including any of his stuff with Fleetwood Mac. If you only know this song as the title track from his mid-1980's album, try this version. To me the acoustic version is far more powerful and expressive.
The video above is from his solo section during the Fleetwood Mac "The Dance" reunion concert.
that was very good!
another leap but a very classic punk song from 1983. (All I wanted was a PEPSI. LOL)
It's always a delight to throw in a link the incomparable Sister Rosetta Tharpe - the lady who never got her props for giving Chuck Berry his style. (I bet you didn't know he was aping a woman. And like so many things in life it was the man who got all the credit for the woman's work.)
It's always a delight to throw in a link the incomparable Sister Rosetta Tharpe - the lady who never got her props for giving Chuck Berry his style. (I bet you didn't know he was aping a woman. And like so many things in life it was the man who got all the credit for the woman's work.)
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