Joe Osborn (1937)
Dave Hlubeck (1951)

Peter

Sterling Morrison (1942)
Chris Copping (1945)

Peter

John Phillips (1935)

Peter

Definitely one where you have to separate the art from the artist.

Quote from: Nova Constellatio on August 30, 2026, 08:26:37 AMDefinitely one where you have to separate the art from the artist.

Gee, you say that like getting wasted and doing your daughter is bad thing......  

Peter

OTOH, he did write Me & My Uncle without realizing it.  Oh, the wonders of alcohol!

Bill, tgo

Quote from: lbpesq on August 30, 2026, 09:21:33 AMOTOH, he did write Me & My Uncle without realizing it.  Oh, the wonders of alcohol!

Bill, tgo

I saw him quoted as saying he remembered it more & more with each royalty check.......

Peter

Bob Welch, the transitional phase between my Mac & Greg's (1945)
Joanna Connor (1962)

Peter

Marshall Lytle (1933)

Peter

Laurindo Almeida (1917)

Peter

Freddie King (1934)
Al Jardine (1947)
Eric Bell (1955)

Peter

Gene Parsons (1944)
Danny Gatton (1945)
Gary Duncan (1946)

Peter (who will go ahead here and declare Gary Duncan as under-rated a player as Bob Weir)

John Stewart* (1939)
Louden Wainwright III (46)
David Clempson (1949)
Dweezil Zappa** (1969)

*That's John Stewart, of the Kingston Trio (though I prefer his solo stuff), not Jon Stewart of The Daily Show
**Honorable Mention for being Frank's son, not here for his own stuff

Peter

John Stewart's "The Phoenix Concerts" is a wonderful album!

Bill, tgo

Quote from: cozmik_cowboy on September 04, 2026, 07:57:32 AMGene Parsons (1944)

Here I go down the Gene Parsons rabbit hole ... again.  (Always a fascinating trip.)