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| 3218.1 | | BUSY::SLABOUNTY | Erin go braghless | Mon Jul 22 1996 09:34 | 6 |
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That SNL guitarist seems to do the same thing, although I've
only caught him a couple times. So either I happened to see
him do it the only 2 times he ever did, or he does it all the
time.
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| 3218.2 | ouch! | SEND::OMALLEY | They are the Kings of Rock. There is no one higher. | Mon Jul 22 1996 13:12 | 6 |
| There was a classic line in the Rolling Stone review of
Woodstock (the first one.. god, I'm old!), talking about
Albert Lee (Ten Years After/Going Home) and steel wool...
Peter
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| 3218.3 | | SALEM::TAYLOR_J | and so it goes... | Mon Jul 22 1996 15:08 | 6 |
| Stevie Ray Vaugn used to make some outragous faces while he played
the blues .
(Don't we all ? ) B^)
Gonzo
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| 3218.4 | | SMURF::PBECK | Paul Beck | Mon Jul 22 1996 16:44 | 2 |
| Well, he wasn't a guitar player, but watching Dizzie Gillespie's
cheeks when he played trumpet was pretty frightening...
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| 3218.5 | | BUSY::SLABOUNTY | Go Go Gophers watch them go go go! | Mon Jul 22 1996 18:06 | 5 |
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RE: .3
No, just when we listen to them. 8^)
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| 3218.6 | | OCTAVE::VIGNEAULT | Minister of chiles | Tue Jul 23 1996 06:01 | 10 |
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.2 minor nit
Albert Lee (Ten Years After)
^^^^^^^
Alvin Lee
Lv
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| 3218.7 | | SSDEVO::LAMBERT | We ':-)' for the humor impaired | Tue Jul 23 1996 11:51 | 11 |
| In one of the music-related files around the net I saw someone's review
of a Buddy Guy show, in which their main comment was, "He made all the
right 'blues faces'" blah, blah, blah...
I didn't agree with the review, but thought it was a cute comment. :-)
-- Sam
P.S. How long will it take db to start talking about the "Steve Morse
face" and how it's better than everyone elses? :-)
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| 3218.8 | | ASABET::pelkey.ogo.dec.com::pelkey | professional hombre | Tue Jul 23 1996 12:07 | 7 |
| <P.S. How long will it take db to start talking about the "Steve Morse
<face" and how it's better than everyone elses? :-)
Oooohhhh,,, sounds like a direct hit to me!!!!!
DB's cut-n-bleedin...
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| 3218.9 | | BUSY::SLABOUNTY | To the Batmobile ... let's go!!! | Tue Jul 23 1996 12:16 | 3 |
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Now THAT's gonna leave a mark. 8^)
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| 3218.10 | Morse is about as exciting (facially) as Charlie Watts | DREGS::BLICKSTEIN | The moment is a masterpiece | Wed Jul 24 1996 08:50 | 14 |
| Not at all, I'm probably laughing harder than anyone.
Morse is stone-faced when he plays. If we had to watch his face, we'd
all get bored very quickly. Watching his hands... different story.
I think the most notable guitar facial expression is every second
"Nigel Tufnel" plays. It's one of the funniest aspects of the Spinal
Tap thing.
I love the Tap commercial they're playing during the Olympics.
It's hysterical. The best possible send-up of that IBM series
of commercials imaginable.
db
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| 3218.11 | Minds eye stuff | BABAGI::CAMARA | | Thu Jul 25 1996 12:06 | 4 |
| Watch Pat Metheny when he plays. Half the time his eyes are closed
Not to mention Carlos Santana with that tight lipped, eyes closed look
too!. I mean, it's one thing for a horn player. Keith Jarrett does this
on keys too. Amazing!
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| 3218.12 | Good old Carlos, the moneky face ;-) | SALEM::SHAW | | Mon Jul 29 1996 06:30 | 5 |
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What about Carlos Santana, same era as the Alvin Lee reference
in clips from the original Woodstock.
Shaw
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| 3218.13 | Here's a couple that always get me | NECSC::GREEN | | Fri Aug 09 1996 12:37 | 6 |
| This smacks more of body gyration but how about Neil Young whenever he
plays his Les Paul? Neanderthal man or what?
Then again, "I know Neil Young, and Neil's no Joe Cocker".
Don
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