A little fusion...(and prog) |
Overplay |
From E-klek-shun. From a rock/jazz project put together by keyboardist Rick Roth in San Rafael, CA. You should hear his Hammond B3 with two leslies. Luscious. |
Afterthought |
Scott Lindenmuth Group. Off the 1st Scott Lindenmuth Group album - Another Side Another Time. |
Another Side Another Time |
The song Another Side Another Time off the 2nd Scott Lindenmuth album - Changing Rhythm. |
Larry Jacobson |
Check it out. Here's something I found on a reel to reel of brother Larry laying down some tracks. I think on a 4-track (I think that would be the Teac A3340) back in the day. Nobody every accused LJ of being too original, but neither could you deny that he was a blazing guitar slinger! I'll be adding tracks to this soon. |
Alpha Centauria Quadrant |
So I've gone this far - for the truly hard core Edmonds Prog Head here's a bit of the A.C.Q. Bach/Rock Concert (1974?). This audio has traveled a brutal path - beginning with tape oversaturation. Jeremy Lions - Keyboards (deceased), Pat Cunningham - (amazing) drums, Larry Jacobson on guitar (alas, deceased) and myself on bass. |
Miscellaneous |
Pride and Passion |
My redux of a favorite Mountain numbers from around 1972. Led by Felix Pappalardi (bass) and Leslie West (guitar) this Canadian/East Coast band came from the Cream camp, adding a keyboard player to set themselves apart. Though I don't know that was necessary given the style they developed - particularly with Felix's pieces like this. I don't feel qualified to play these leads - but - I'm not cringing. |
Uncle Jack |
My take on a psychedelic number from one of my favorite California bands of the sixties, Spirit. Written by Jay Ferguson. |
Humdrum |
Another cover. Peter Gabriel's Humdrum. I've been playing more keyboards these days, and I just love this grandiose stuff. |
Hungry Dogs |
Fleeting Moments. The little trio with big sound. This was in around 1990. We recorded a few songs at Shoreline CC's 16 track studio. Written by Carthell Glover. |
Where Ever The Wind Blows |
A demo here. A wrote the music and performed the song - for a lyricist hoping to peddle his country songs in Nashville. The bass and drums are MIDI. |
Palace On The Moon |
Off the folk CD by Wildflower Weed. I recorded/produced and played bass and the Papoose, and added some backing vocals. |
