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Jazz/ Soul/Funk Part II I'm checking out at the moment:
Very Special - Debra Laws (with Ronnie Laws) Just Family - Dee Dee Bridgewater You'll Never Know - Rodney Franklin Just For You - George Duke What Good Is A Song - Quincy Jones Won't You Let Me Love You - Bernard Wright Holding You, Loving You - Don Blackman Keep That Same Old Feeling - Crusaders I Love You Anyway - DeeDee Sharp Gamble Awakening - Narada Michael Walden Somewhere In Heaven - Carlos Santana Florida Room - Donald Fagen Snowbound - Donald Fagen Stay Awake - Ronnie Laws Love's Been Gone So Long - Tower Of Power Superstar - David Spinozza (w/ Luther Vandross, Diva Gray etc.) Doesn't She Know By Now - David Spinozza (w/ Luther, Diva Gray, etc.) Tambourine - John Tropea " I've got six things on my mind --you're no longer one of them." - Paddy McAloon, Prefab Sprout | |
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paligap said: Tambourine - John Tropea That wouldn't happen to be from the "Live At Mikell's New York" CD with the John Belushi intro? Which reminded me a few Japanese imports he sent me: Tropea To Touch You Again A Simple Way To Say, "I Love You" (smokin') Most people only remember him from the solo he played on Deodato's "Also Sprach Zarathrusta" from the Prelude album featuring Stanley Clarke and Billy Cobham. Another famous CTI recording I might add. tA  Tribal Disorder
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theAudience said: paligap said: Tambourine - John Tropea That wouldn't happen to be from the "Live At Mikell's New York" CD with the John Belushi intro? Which reminded me a few Japanese imports he sent me: Tropea To Touch You Again A Simple Way To Say, "I Love You" (smokin') Most people only remember him from the solo he played on Deodato's "Also Sprach Zarathrusta" from the Prelude album featuring Stanley Clarke and Billy Cobham. Another famous CTI recording I might add. tA Actually, this is the original version, from that first album TROPEA ---But I do have that live version, though! 
And I love the Deodato Prelude album! " I've got six things on my mind --you're no longer one of them." - Paddy McAloon, Prefab Sprout | |
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Just finished listening to "Red Baron" from Billy Cobham's Spectrum album.
Billy Cobham: drums Jan Hammer: keys Tommy Bolin: guitar Lee Sklar: bass The cut "Le Lis" on that same CD features: BC: drums Ron Carter: bass Jan Hammer: keys John Tropea: guitar Joe Farrell: alto Jimmy Owens: trumpet Ray Barretto: congas tA Tribal Disorder
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theAudience said: Just finished listening to "Red Baron" from Billy Cobham's Spectrum album.
Billy Cobham: drums Jan Hammer: keys Tommy Bolin: guitar Lee Sklar: bass The cut "Le Lis" on that same CD features: BC: drums Ron Carter: bass Jan Hammer: keys John Tropea: guitar Joe Farrell: alto Jimmy Owens: trumpet Ray Barretto: congas tA Tribal Disorder
http://www.soundclick.com...rmusic.htm Question, By the Way: what do you think of Tommy Bolin? " I've got six things on my mind --you're no longer one of them." - Paddy McAloon, Prefab Sprout | |
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paligap said: Question, By the Way: what do you think of Tommy Bolin?
To be quite honest, this is the only thing i've heard from him that I remember. Other tunes of the moment: Don't Go - Tania Maria Maxine - Donald Fagen Steppin' - Soulive Joshua - Joe Henderson (w/John Scofield) Glamour Profession - Steely Dan The Masquerade Is Over - Eugene Mazlov Rainbow Visions - Crusaders (LC teaches guitarists the meaning of restraint) 
Running Away - Roy Ayers Norwegian Wood - Allan Holdsworth tA Tribal Disorder
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theAudience said: Other tunes of the moment: Don't Go - Tania Maria Maxine - Donald Fagen Steppin' - Soulive Joshua - Joe Henderson (w/John Scofield) Glamour Profession - Steely Dan The Masquerade Is Over - Eugene Mazlov Rainbow Visions - Crusaders (LC teaches guitarists the meaning of restraint)
Running Away - Roy Ayers Norwegian Wood - Allan Holdsworth tA Man, I haven't heard " Don't Go" in ages! All this talk about Tania Maria, I have to go break out some discs..... DF- The harmonies on Maxine are incredible! Glamour profession! "...Illegal Fun...Under the Sun, boys..." Running Away! - You got the 12 inch version? Larry Carlton Is the Man!! How is Holdsworth's None Too Soon? I always wanted to pick that up... [This message was edited Thu Jun 24 21:28:25 2004 by paligap] " I've got six things on my mind --you're no longer one of them." - Paddy McAloon, Prefab Sprout | |
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paligap said: Running Away! - You got the 12 inch version?
Larry Carlton Is the Man!! How is Holdsworth's None Too Soon? I always wanted to pick that up... Don't have the 12". I taped the tune to learn it off of a bandmate's Lifeline lp. Always dug LC. Just a master of restraint, taste, tone and melody. Never fails to play just the right notes at the right time. Kind of like a less raw Robben Ford. If that makes any sense. I bought None Too Soon because he was playing in more of a swing than rock setting. Also was curious to hear him cover Coltrane's Countdown. The only letdown was that the sidemen could have been better. I still dig it. Some hardcore Holdsworth fans don't. tA Tribal Disorder
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