Sitting here with my old Martin D-18 and a cup of coffee this morning... channeling Norman.

This one just popped into my head this morning.

John Entwistle - Apron Strings

10/11/83 St. Stephen... the place went nuts

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Quote from: tbrannon on January 19, 2020, 07:00:38 PM
One of my favorite Winehouse songs and a bass line that just speaks to me personally.

She was so gifted. And yes, that bassline is SLINKY. I wonder who played it?

According to the "personnel" listing on Wikipedia, "Paul O'Duffy – arrangements, bass, vibes, rhythm (track eight) ".

Peter

I read that too, but the name didn't ring any bells. Great player. Apparently, of several disciplines.

Thanks for the Norman Blake!

Quote from: David Houck on January 27, 2020, 10:30:25 AM
Thanks for the Norman Blake!

Baker & Honeycutt are thinking about a "Porch, Vol. 2"... that one may make the cut. 

It's something between an Irish jig, and a Baroque era string quartet piece.



The whole thing builds all the way through, then 3 minutes in, the fiddle and bass play a duet of counterpoint that is absolutely mindboggling. The guitar and I'm pretty sure the other instrument is a bouzouki or octave mandolin, keep a perfect rhythm underneath the thing.

I might be broken today... 

Thanks for the Entwistle and YES pauldo! I've been digging this young Dutch band lately. Golden Caves

Still have my copy of the Chess soundtrack... on cassette tape!  Thanks for the reminder. 

FWIW, I've been listening to pop-country radio lately... every so often I'll tune in for a couple weeks to see what's happening, and sometimes I'm pleasantly surprised by something.

Thanks for the St. Stephen!

From another thread;

I'm about four days behind in this thread.  But that's quite a bit better than my household chore list.

Daniel Lanois