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Yea, and they stole the BASSLINE (for whitelines) from a tune by NY Art
Rock
band, Liquid Liquid !!!
BTW, I mentioned earlier, I got my tix to see the David Sancious trio with
Doug & Will (2/23 at The Bottom Line). The opening band is The Mahavishnu
Project, has any body heard them? (Has anybody heard the Sancious trio for
that matter) I've been a huge Sancious fan since his first solo album
"Forest of Feeling" from the mid 70's, which was produced by Cobham. I got
to see him live a few times around 76, when he was playing Keys (& guitar)
for Stanley on the School Days tour. He absolutely blew me away! Of course
I saw him numerous times (on TV & Video) 10 or so years ago when he was
with
Sting for a number of years. We even used to cover a few TONE tunes in my
Fusion band from 20 yrs ago (FX).
>From what I read of the Mahavishnu Project, they cover the entire albums
Inner Mounting Flame & Birds of Fire. SHould be interesting (I think)
Bill Cummings
----- Original Message -----
From: "max valentino" <ekstasis1@hotmail.com>
To: <Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com>
Sent: Thursday, March 07, 2002 2:58 PM
Subject: Re: Doug Wimbush/Tackhead
> Yes, Doug Wimbish WAS the bassist on all the Sugarhill stuff ("White
Lines",
> etc.)In fact all of Tackhead was the house rhythm section for
> Sugarhill...they broke off to do their thing with Mr. Sherwood on board.
> BTW...last year, maybe the year before, Wimbish, Will Calhoun, and Vinx
put
> togther a project called "Jungle Funk". Now disbanded, they put out only
one
> CD, a live recording from europe. All three used loops extensively
(Wimbish
> with a JamMan and 2290; Calhoun with 3 JamMAns, and Vinx with two) all
MIDI
> sync'd. Really amazing work; vox, percussion and bass...all looping very
> seamlessly. A very cool and worthwhilew looping disc.
> Max
>
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