This one's 8 minutes of pure R&B heaven.... Willis Jackson, at the end, putting on a show that.. well... makes motorhead look a bit tame (now that's what I call punk rock)!!
This one's 8 minutes of pure R&B heaven.... Willis Jackson, at the end, putting on a show that.. well... makes motorhead look a bit tame (now that's what I call punk rock)!!
Meandering in the murky alley between bar-room R&B and art house twaddle ……….
kevgermany (1st December 2011)
Bloomin Eck ...
Its a wonder he still has both his eyes ...
Nice one Jules ...
Great stuff, i thought he was going to throw his sax at the endi love it when players feel what they are playing, if you know what i mean ?
Astounding! Do you think I could work something like that into the next time I have to play effing Mustang Sally?
Some saxophones, some mouthpieces and quite a lot of bits of cane.
johnboy (2nd December 2011)
I did that in my last exam, and it didn't go down too well...
Originally Posted by Rico Vandoren
Change your examiner. Must be too old fashioned.
Kev
Man is limited by his fears, not his imagination.
Bari: Noblet low Bb/PPT Signature 7; Tenor: A Santoni, Parč/PPT 8*; Alto: 1935 Kohlert Star/Morgan 7L; Sop: G4M Straight/PPT 7lar/8 .
I'd be worrying about the other endBloomin Eck ...
Its a wonder he still has both his eyes ...
Nice one Jules ...
Bo Diddley brought back some wonderful early '60s gig memories of playing the south coast (Brighton Aquarium and that dodgy millionaire being one of them).
By the way, what ever happened to maracas?
Thank's Jules
John
Sunray (2nd December 2011)
They were being heavily used in the Royal Norfolk Hotel in Sandgate last Friday when the drummer didn't turn up.
Last edited by Nick Wyver; 2nd December 2011 at 08:38 AM.
Some saxophones, some mouthpieces and quite a lot of bits of cane.
Hi John,I'd be worrying about the other end
Bo Diddley brought back some wonderful early '60s gig memories of playing the south coast (Brighton Aquarium and that dodgy millionaire being one of them).
By the way, what ever happened to maracas?
Thank's Jules
John
I've still got one from the sixties, don't know what happened to the other. We allways got a girl up from the audience to play
them, they loved it.Fond memories.
Rob.
Not 'alfHi John,
I've still got one from the sixties, don't know what happened to the other. We allways got a girl up from the audience to play
them, they loved it.Fond memories.
Rob.
The '60s were the best time for me!
Drugs ruined it for my band, I put the sax away in '65 and they were all dead by '67.
Good times now though. Chatting to all you guys
John (alias Chearful Charly)
My back hurts just from watching that!
Oh no, I've run out of Selmer cork grease. I'll have to think of another signature.
Obviously his mother never said 'nobody likes a showoff'.
I thought 'Experiments With Mice' was an instruction manual.
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