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itchybro
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@Sun Ra i new Ross Hannaford , great guitarist , played in a band with him for a very short time , in fact i don't think i ever played a gig with him , either way it was an honor to have sat in a room & played some tunes with him
saw David Sanborn live at the concert hall in Melb whenever that was a number of years ago , his live album "Stright to the heart" was on high rotation especially because Marcus Miller was on that album , being a bass player i was a big fan of him & his playing
saw David Sanborn live at the concert hall in Melb whenever that was a number of years ago , his live album "Stright to the heart" was on high rotation especially because Marcus Miller was on that album , being a bass player i was a big fan of him & his playing
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Yeah I kinda knew Hannas too through friends who played with him - a lovely guy who loved the booze a bit too much for his own good. To be fair it was an occupational hazard. I never got to see Sanborn but loved him from his stuff with Bowie in the 70's - Young Americans and David Live stuff. His TV show was pretty cool too. He was a hell of a player who basically invented the white funk alto sound. Love or hate it - he did it.
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he def loved a drink that's for sure , liked a smoke too , i can't remember who the band was but we turned up at a pub gig late & saw his last set , the band went back on stage & had to ask " has anyone seen Ross " over the mic , he was sitting at the bar , he stumbled through the crowd to the stage , he pretty much couldn't stand up so he sat crossed legged on stage , i thought " this isn't going to be good " but it was the most incredible playing i've heard , he should have been allot more well known worldwide , i was told by other he was offered studio time with big acts who were touring at the time but he was a no show , due to alcohol , have no idea if that's true just what i was toldYeah I kinda knew Hannas too through friends who played with him - a lovely guy who loved the booze a bit too much for his own good. To be fair it was an occupational hazard. I never got to see Sanborn but loved him from his stuff with Bowie in the 70's - Young Americans and David Live stuff. His TV show was pretty cool too. He was a hell of a player who basically invented the white funk alto sound. Love or hate it - he did it.
I was def a fan of his TV show although i can't remember how i got to see it , i also enjoyed Grover Washington Jr's playing (Winelight album) who also had Marcus Miller on bass
I like lots of stuff but have always been a fan of Funk , Soul , R n B , James Brown (Maceo Parker) , Aritha Franklin , Al Jarreau , Tower of Power , chakka khan , Luther Vandross & many others
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Nile Rogers & Bernard Edwards on bass
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True - she was amazing.
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Not a huge fan of Spit Enz but don't mind them all the same. Griggs is my son's godfather so I guess there is that ......
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Telethon - Split Enz (Maybe) | Television | NZ On Screen
Telethon - Split Enz (Maybe) - Split Enz are here caught at a pivotal moment in their career. They're just back from their first trip to Australia where they recorded acclaimed debut album Mental Notes, from which the 'Maybe' single is taken. But the album is yet to be released in New Zealand...
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