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Sorry, just catching up in this thread. SpyroGyra?
They performed at my HS in my JR year. I took the night off from work for it. I left fairly shortly as it’s more comfortable to sleep on a bed than a gym floor.
Sorry, that was my impression of them. Maybe I should give them another listen 3+ decades later.
They performed at my HS in my JR year. I took the night off from work for it. I left fairly shortly as it’s more comfortable to sleep on a bed than a gym floor.
Sorry, that was my impression of them. Maybe I should give them another listen 3+ decades later.
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I’ve really been enjoying a mini playlist comprised of the most recent 3 Tool records, the most recent 3 Alice In Chains (Duvall era) records, and the best of Chevelle, the latter being some serious riff monsters.
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I remember when The Firm were big for five minutes in the 80's. Quite a bunch of heavy hitters in that band. At that early date, I didn't actually know the names of a lot of the members of many bands, apart from John, Paul, George and Ringo, and Stewart, Andy, and Gordon..er, Sting. Tony Franklin's burp-gun fretless playing knocked me out.
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From the same era as The Firm, another one-record supergroup that I dug - The Honeydrippers:
The personnel, holy moly:
The personnel, holy moly:
- Robert Plant – vocals
- Jeff Beck – guitars ("I Got a Woman," and "Rockin' at Midnight")
- Jimmy Page – guitars ("Sea of Love" and "I Get a Thrill")
- Nile Rodgers – rhythm guitar
- Paul Shaffer – piano
- Dave Weckl – drums (!!!!)
- Wayne Pedzwater – bass
- Keith Evans – saxophone ("Rockin' at Midnight")
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