If you could have been in the studio for the recording of one album. Which One?

Started by jazzyvee, November 05, 2026, 02:47:03 PM

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cozmik_cowboy

Quote from: David Houck on November 06, 2026, 06:45:39 PMIt actually might have been somewhat unpleasant to be there....
That can happen.  I read a bio of Stevie Rave On which, of course, touched on Jimmy as well; someone on the last T-Birds session with him was quoted as saying "It was the most uncomfortable session I've ever been on - and I was there once when Alex Chilton beat up his girlfriend between takes."

Yes was known to have tensions, but that bad?  I dunno.

Peter
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David Houck

Quote from: cozmik_cowboy on November 06, 2026, 07:40:36 PM
Quote from: David Houck on November 06, 2026, 06:45:39 PMIt actually might have been somewhat unpleasant to be there....
That can happen.  I read a bio of Stevie Rave On which, of course, touched on Jimmy as well; someone on the last T-Birds session with him was quoted as saying "It was the most uncomfortable session I've ever been on - and there once when Alex Chilton beat up his girlfriend between takes."

Yes was known to have tensions, but that bad?  I dunno.

Peter

Yeah, not that bad; not even close.

The Sandman

Dark Side of the Moon. To be there with Pink Floyd for that album, with Alan Parsons on the console... and to hear Clare Torrey lay down the vocal track for The Great Gig in the Sky...

rv_bass

Either John Coltrane, A Love Supreme, or Miles Davis , In A Silent Way 

or both 😊