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Å javel nei.rolfozzy skrev:
According to Clem Cattini, who really did play on this, here is the lineup:
* Donovan - Acoustic Guitar
* John Paul Jones - Arrangement, Musical Director and Bass Guitar
* Alan Parker - Lead (electric) Guitar
* Clem Cattini - Drums.Boffen skrev:
Mine kilder sier:
Donovan, vocal, acoustic guitar,tambura.
Allan Holdsworth-Jimmy Page, electric guitars.
John Paul Jones, bass.
John Bonham-Clem Clatini, drums.
Produced by Mickie Most. Arrangement by John Paul Jones.
1968 London.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hurdy_Gurdy_Man
sier ikke at wiki har rett, men jeg tviler på at Page og Bonham spilte på denne.
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Og på Barabajagal er det snakk om både Jeff Beck Group og en kombo Big Jim Sullivan/John Paul Jones. Vet jeg...rolfozzy skrev:
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jowil skrev:
allmusic er berømte for å ha mye faktafeil.
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From the ZoCrowes Rockline :
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Guest: Got a quick question for Jimmy Page. In 1968, how did the
recording for 'Hurdy Gurdy Man' come about? The project with
Donovan.
JP: Ah well that's very interesting. I know it's rumoured that I
played on that. But I didn't. And...but the most bizarre part about
this whole story... I heard about this story actually when I was in...
Ah...it was about the time we were talking about the deal with
Led Zeppelin. We were at Atlantic, sorry, we were at Miami with
Jerry Waxler. And I heard about the story by there and then,
across from England, and on the shores over here. And what the
story was - and it's very true. That they had Jeff Beck go in, and
Jeff Beck played on it, and the producer decided to wipe the
track. And Donovan had asked for me to do it, but of course I
wasn't there. And they had a guitarist, who was sort of, he
basically filled, you know. He went into the session where after I
left - and I wouldn't say filled my shoes - but he went in the
door, and his name was Alan Parker. I mean, none of you even
know of him. It's not the film producer. But anyway, he's the guy
who played the guitar solo, so you know, as you say, some
people might have thought Beck did it, or me, but it was neither
of us. But I think it was tragic that Beck got wiped off. That was
absolutely crazy. They just decided that they didn't like what he
did. And I mean, perish the thought, you know.
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Tjo, når du nevner det har jeg vel vært borti et par ting jeg har stusset på der tidligere også.Boffen skrev:
Hva het bandet som Malcolm Young spilte i?
Jo. Før AC/DC.
Den var lett, da tar vi en lettere. :
Første bassist i AC/DC?
Feil!rolfozzy skrev:
Larry Van Knedt!
Begge bøkene jeg har sier: KNEDT.rolfozzy skrev:
Kriedt !!!!Continuo skrev:
Feil!rolfozzy skrev:
Larry Van Knedt!
8)
Det ser ut som Kriedt er navnet!rolfozzy skrev:
Richard Thompson har brukt dette psevdonymet. Tenker du på Al Stewardt-LoveChronicle, han var med på den, under det navnet. Jimmy Page deltok også på den plata.pang skrev:
Ellers skal det vel være Marvyn, ikke Mavyn.Richard Thompson er riktig , an alltime favourite. Love Chronicles er også rett.
I følge Record Collector Mars 2006 side 57 brukte han fornavnet Mavyn , men
det kan være trykkleif. Har mange plater med Al Stewart - uten d- , men ikke
LC. Godt svart i alle fall.
En fredelig jul til alle.
AmundHer er en julenøtt dere kan prøve dere på.
Hvilken autoritet traff innertier da vedkommende skrev,
sitat:
"A single record like 'Louie Louie' by The Kingsmen
(2min 41sec.) probably had more influence on the development
of rock than Journey's entire output."
Jeg regner med haugvis med svar. ;D Så får vi se i morgen om noen
har kommet fram til noe vettugt svar.
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