When I hit "play" I wasn't expecting a Cantonese commercial ...
Just put on one of the greatest albums of all time.
Killer BASS solo.Listening to Squint by Julian Lage. Really great guitar tone and songs.
I'd tag that twice if I could @figJoe Cocker Mad Dogs and Englishmen.
That guitar throw at the end is so badass.
Damn I always forget how good a player prince was
There's some big names and killer players on that stage who all just disappear once he starts that solo. Mind blowing stuff. George Harrisons sons face just says it all.That guitar throw at the end is so badass.
I didn't really care about Prince until I was in college in the early 2000's. I was doing stagehand work at the time and I worked one of his shows. Seeing him live, the show he put on, the incredible musicianship (jumping from bass to piano to guitar to whatever the hell else he wants), and his *amazing* voice sold me almost instantly. The dude was an amazing musician.
Damn I always forget how good a player prince was
Right on! You don’t have dig the tunes to appreciate the talent.I didn't really care about Prince until I was in college in the early 2000's. I was doing stagehand work at the time and I worked one of his shows. Seeing him live, the show he put on, the incredible musicianship (jumping from bass to piano to guitar to whatever the hell else he wants), and his *amazing* voice sold me almost instantly. The dude was an amazing musician.
That is so cool Joe! What an awesome life experience.I didn't really care about Prince until I was in college in the early 2000's. I was doing stagehand work at the time and I worked one of his shows. Seeing him live, the show he put on, the incredible musicianship (jumping from bass to piano to guitar to whatever the hell else he wants), and his *amazing* voice sold me almost instantly. The dude was an amazing musician.
Back in The Day, I wasn't interested in Prince at all, even though a friend was mad about 1999.
Damn I always forget how good a player prince was
I just got home and had a chance to watch the video... holy wow.Back in The Day, I wasn't interested in Prince at all, even though a friend was mad about 1999.
Then he [Edit, Prince, not my friend] changed his name and I thought "right, what a pretentious..."
Still, I liked "Kiss" and a couple other songs. Then I found out the name change was to get out from under a bad contract. Batman soundtrack and other things of his kept popping up on my radar and I'd seen him lay down some bad-assery on bass and guitar...
That solo sealed the deal... one of my most favourite solos ever. It builds well, has showmanship, is a part of the music instead of on top of it and then I found the story behind it... wow! Clapton clone was taking all the (note-for-note Clapton) solos at rehearsal, so Prince walked out, told the musical director to leave a spot at the end of the song for Prince to solo over... nobody knew what he was going to do, then BAM! IN YOUR FACE CLAPCLONE!
And the mystery of the guitar that never came down... he hire Penn & Teller for that bit?
What a total badass.