Pagliari also replaced Percy Jones (who recommended him personally) in BangTower when the latter participated in the reformed Brand X. Pagliari can be heard on BangTower's With n with Out and Hey, Where'd Everybody Go.
Pagliari also replaced Percy Jones (who recommended him personally) in BangTower when the latter participated in the reformed Brand X. Pagliari can be heard on BangTower's With n with Out and Hey, Where'd Everybody Go.
From Uriah Heep Gary Thain (already mentioned) but also Trevor Bolder and from Jethro Tull (Glen Cornick already mentioned) but also John Glascock. And from King Crimson (the great late John Wetton already mentioned) but also Boz Burrell.
Gone but never forgotten.
How about:
Mohini Dey (recently toured with Marco Minemman)
Rhonda Smith (Jeff Beck)
Benjamin Shepard (Alan Holdsworth)
All incredibly over the top talents.
Cursory review, no Dave Hope? The definition of in the pocket bass player
I personally love Bob Drake playing bass - Dave Willey is also a guy I like to listen to -
Let's not forget Jack Bruce and John Entwistle
Steve Lamb - kind of a slapping Percy Jones'ish style, never understood why he isn't more famous.
Go to 24.00
I still find it hard to believe that David (the guy who started this thread) is dead. I met him several times and he seemed full of life!
Why is it whenever someone mentions an artist that was clearly progressive (yet not the Symph weenie definition of Prog) do certain people feel compelled to snort "thats not Prog" like a whiny 5th grader?
DEE MURRAY. Amazing player with a wide musical scope. R.I.P.
^Good album!
I'd like to remember Stefano Cerri who left us in 2000. He played on Animation by Jon Anderson
Wojtek Pilichowski Band
He is very good, but the music is quite ordinary / predictable.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DS_BOmjGsI
Here in different style - plektrum & fingerstyle solo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CK2RWT8l7k
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