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Author Archives: scottkfish
Fleetwood and McVie Behind the Curtain
SKF NOTE: Drummer Mick Fleetwood and bassist John McVie are one of pop music’s strongest, most inventive rhythm sections. Listen particularly to 1970s Fleetwood Mac on to the way Mick and John interlock drums and bass guitar with every song. … Continue reading
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Tagged Charlie Watts, John McVie, Lindsey Buckingham, Mick Fleetwood, Scott K Fish, SKFBlog, Wall Street Journal
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Help Drum Writer Robyn Flans Get Back on Her Feet
Robyn Flans is a dear friend, a writer who has helped chronicle the history of modern drummers. She will be familiar to MD readers and to those who have read her recent bio of Jeff Porcaro. Thank you for helping … Continue reading
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Pat Martino – The Joy of Playing
SKF NOTE: My earliest memory of guitarist Pat Martino’s music is the release of his 1972 album The Visit! I was an album sales guy at Sam Goody’s in the Walt Whitman Shopping Center, Huntington, NY. Martino’s music never clicked … Continue reading
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Tagged Billy Hart, Joey DeFrancesco, Pat Martino, Scott K Fish, SKFBlog
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Neal Sausen – God Bless Neil Peart
SKF NOTE: In his first email to me about his longtime drum teacher and friend, Freddie Gruber, Neal Sausen mentioned Neil Peart’s stops by Freddie’s house to visit with his dying friend, and to bring food for Neal Sausen and … Continue reading
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Tagged Freddie Gruber, Mike Baird, Neal Sausen, Neil Peart, Scott K Fish, SKFBlog, Vinnie Colaiuta
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With Regrets to Donald Bailey
SKF NOTE – Last week, in the mood for jazz organ, I bought Volumes 1 and 2 of Blue Note Records’ Jimmy Smith Live at the Club Baby Grand. Recorded and released in 1956. These are trio dates with Jimmy … Continue reading
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