(04-29-2015 11:25 AM)TigerBill Wrote: Since nobody seems to like Status Quo (what is wrong with you people?) I'll match your Blue Cheer drummer with Jack Bruce. Maybe the greatest non-Keith Moon drummer of all time.
I know you meant to say Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce was one of the best bassists and singers of all time. I dug the Baker Gurvitz Army. As well as the Graeme Edge Band. Edge being the Moody Blues drummer. Adrian Gurvitz was the guitarist in The Graeme Edge Band.
LOL, yep, i even had Ginger Baker's image in my head, when they had to tie the drumsticks to his hands.
(04-29-2015 11:25 AM)TigerBill Wrote: Since nobody seems to like Status Quo (what is wrong with you people?) I'll match your Blue Cheer drummer with Jack Bruce. Maybe the greatest non-Keith Moon drummer of all time.
I know you meant to say Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce was one of the best bassists and singers of all time. I dug the Baker Gurvitz Army. As well as the Graeme Edge Band. Edge being the Moody Blues drummer. Adrian Gurvitz was the guitarist in The Graeme Edge Band.
LOL, yep, i even had Ginger Baker's image in my head, when they had to tie the drumsticks to his hands.
If you have not seen " the incredible mr. baker," watch it - ginger is a madman but very, very talented.
clapton puts him in a whole different realm than other drummers - saying he can compose music and basically calling the man a genius.
(04-29-2015 11:25 AM)TigerBill Wrote: Since nobody seems to like Status Quo (what is wrong with you people?) I'll match your Blue Cheer drummer with Jack Bruce. Maybe the greatest non-Keith Moon drummer of all time.
I know you meant to say Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce was one of the best bassists and singers of all time. I dug the Baker Gurvitz Army. As well as the Graeme Edge Band. Edge being the Moody Blues drummer. Adrian Gurvitz was the guitarist in The Graeme Edge Band.
LOL, yep, i even had Ginger Baker's image in my head, when they had to tie the drumsticks to his hands.
If you have not seen " the incredible mr. baker," watch it - ginger is a madman but very, very talented.
clapton puts him in a whole different realm than other drummers - saying he can compose music and basically calling the man a genius.
I've seen The Incredible Mr. Baker. I just wish I had the polo pony money he went through. I have always recognized him, as one of Rock's greatest drummers.
(04-29-2015 11:25 AM)TigerBill Wrote: Since nobody seems to like Status Quo (what is wrong with you people?) I'll match your Blue Cheer drummer with Jack Bruce. Maybe the greatest non-Keith Moon drummer of all time.
I know you meant to say Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce was one of the best bassists and singers of all time. I dug the Baker Gurvitz Army. As well as the Graeme Edge Band. Edge being the Moody Blues drummer. Adrian Gurvitz was the guitarist in The Graeme Edge Band.
LOL, yep, i even had Ginger Baker's image in my head, when they had to tie the drumsticks to his hands.
If you have not seen " the incredible mr. baker," watch it - ginger is a madman but very, very talented.
clapton puts him in a whole different realm than other drummers - saying he can compose music and basically calling the man a genius.
I've seen The Incredible Mr. Baker. I just wish I had the polo pony money he went through. I have always recognized him, as one of Rock's greatest drummers.
I saw Ginger Baker with Cream in Dallas in 68' on their farewell tour. It was the single most amazing drum performance I've ever seen. However, the opening band was Vanilla Fudge, so I got to see two of the greatest bassists ever on the same night.
(04-30-2015 02:44 PM)Unionman76 Wrote: if you want to go in the way back machine
listen to The Graham Bond Organization, mid 60's, bruce and baker before cream
listened to blue cheer cd Vincebus Eruptum on tuesday coming down i-40 from jackson
(have their first 4 recordings on either cd or vinyl)
(for the op, i have 4 status quo albums, Quo,Hello!,Status Quo,Live)
My man! Another American Quo fan! Just today I got Rockin' All Over the World from Amazon, $9 including shipping, and have been crankin' all over town. You're ahead of me, until Jan. of this year I had never heard of them. Hello! is freakin' awesome.
(04-30-2015 02:44 PM)Unionman76 Wrote: if you want to go in the way back machine
listen to The Graham Bond Organization, mid 60's, bruce and baker before cream
listened to blue cheer cd Vincebus Eruptum on tuesday coming down i-40 from jackson
(have their first 4 recordings on either cd or vinyl)
(for the op, i have 4 status quo albums, Quo,Hello!,Status Quo,Live)
Graham Bond had a pretty good guitarist in John McLaughlin.
yes, john mclaughin, his work with Mahavishnu Orchestra has a special meaning in my life, i have the following on vinyl and i think i have a boot with john playing with jimi
John McLaughlin Devotion 4 Douglas 1970
Mahavishnu Orchestra The Inner Mounting Flame 31067 Columbia 1972
McLaughlin and Santana Love Devotion Surrender C32034 Columbia 1973
Mahavishnu Orchestra Between Nothingness and Eternity KC 32766 Columbia 1973
Mahavishnu Orchestra Apocalypse KC 32957 Columbia 1974
John Mclaughlin My Goal's Beyond ADLP 6003 Douglas 1976
Shakti with John McLaughlin Natural Elements JC 34980 Columbia 1977
Shakti with John McLaughlin A Handful of Beauty PC 34372 Columbia 1977
John Mclaughlin Electric Guitarist 35326 Columbia 1978
John Mclaughlin Belo Horizonte BSK 3619 Warner Bros 1981
(04-30-2015 02:44 PM)Unionman76 Wrote: if you want to go in the way back machine
listen to The Graham Bond Organization, mid 60's, bruce and baker before cream
listened to blue cheer cd Vincebus Eruptum on tuesday coming down i-40 from jackson
(have their first 4 recordings on either cd or vinyl)
(for the op, i have 4 status quo albums, Quo,Hello!,Status Quo,Live)
Graham Bond had a pretty good guitarist in John McLaughlin.
yes, john mclaughin, his work with Mahavishnu Orchestra has a special meaning in my life, i have the following on vinyl and i think i have a boot with john playing with jimi
John McLaughlin Devotion 4 Douglas 1970
Mahavishnu Orchestra The Inner Mounting Flame 31067 Columbia 1972
McLaughlin and Santana Love Devotion Surrender C32034 Columbia 1973
Mahavishnu Orchestra Between Nothingness and Eternity KC 32766 Columbia 1973
Mahavishnu Orchestra Apocalypse KC 32957 Columbia 1974
John Mclaughlin My Goal's Beyond ADLP 6003 Douglas 1976
Shakti with John McLaughlin Natural Elements JC 34980 Columbia 1977
Shakti with John McLaughlin A Handful of Beauty PC 34372 Columbia 1977
John Mclaughlin Electric Guitarist 35326 Columbia 1978
John Mclaughlin Belo Horizonte BSK 3619 Warner Bros 1981
It's incredible the place that a favorite artist or band can have in our life, isn't it?
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Rock and Roll Thread Two
