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bxl12378
Nov 09 2017 at 11:59 AM
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Yesterday at the gig towards the
end, the band played a fantastic
uptempo tune with an excellent
Gwilym on piano. It was the tune
before only Pat and Linda played.
Anyone out there still having to go
to an upcoming concert, please
try to find out what it was. I got all
Pat`s albums, know everything by
heart, but this tune I didn’t
recognize. Gwilym was just
brilliant ...cheers |
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franksexton
Nov 30 2017 at 12:38 PM
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yes there was an interview with Pat where he stated that the band has recorded an album of all new tunes but that he was too busy finish it. He compared it to how Miles Davis used to work with some his bands in the past.
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Antoñete
Nov 23 2017 at 6:32 AM
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I’ve read somewhere that Pat has already made a record with this band which is waiting to be released. It may be a tune from it.
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stefano
Nov 22 2017 at 8:07 AM
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I wasn’t at the same gig but at Warwick and London the band played a tune I didn’t know at the point in the set that
you refer to. Memory might be paying tricks, what with all the excitement, but the first part had a sort of pop-ish
power chord intro on the guitar (not the Roland), then a be-boppish head and then Gwilym cut in with a syncopated,
Keith Jarrettish section, before the whole band joined in and shifted up through the gears. There was a recurring
section that seemed to go through a cycle of chords: I had it for a while but now all I can think of is the loopy
arpeggios in Eric Johnson’s ‘Cliffs of Dover’. Some setlisters have cited an early tune called ‘Six and Eleven’ which
never made it on an album, but I don’t think that was it because it doesn’t have enough different sections. Amazing
concerts - it’s still a bit difficult to listen to any other music!
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