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Vor 5 Tagen · Robben Ford: The Inside Story Label: Elektra Year: 1979 Robben Ford really likes to play guitar. On The Inside Story he plays with his Yellowjacket brothers recording at Cherokee Studios in Hollywood under the supervision of Steve Cropper. Who, with the assistance of Bruce Robb of The Robb Brothers ensures the ear doesn’t have to work hard to find Robben as Robben really likes to play guitar ...
Vor einem Tag · Andrew Sisters Asylum Blue Cheech & Chong Chuck Mitchell Clouds Court and Spark CSN&Y David Crosby Flying Burrito Brothers For the Roses Graham Nash Hejira James Burton James Taylor Jeff Baxter Jesse Colin Young John Guerin Joni Mitchell José Feliciano L.A. Express Ladies of the Canyon Larry Carlton Larry Nash Max Bennett Miles of Aisles Nazareth Peter Paul & Mary Portrait Reprise Robben Ford ...
Vor 5 Tagen · Robben Ford meets … Aug 7, 2023 In this unique collaboration, the American guitarist Robben Ford and Dutch XL band Licks & Brains share their passion to explore new musical paths without losing sight of true emotion and inspiration.
Vor 5 Tagen · Robben Ford-Year's standout tracks-Supreme Chart-Toppers Lineup-Reputable00:05:46 : H̲̲e̲̲lp̲ t̲̲he̲ Po̲̲o̲̲r00:10:20 ...
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Vor 22 Stunden · “I couldn’t resist the challenge, because it gave me a chance to expand in several ways – both as a writer and as a player, since the live shows were much less structured than Miles shows.” During the early 90s, Adam also worked for Chaka Khan, Robben Ford, the band “Kelvynator” and many others. At this time he was also preparing ...
Vor 2 Tagen · 42: Motörhead: No Sleep ’Til Hammersmith (1981) One of the best live albums from the heavy metal era, No Sleep ’Til Hammersmith captures Lemmy Kilmister (singer and bassist), “Fast” Eddie ...
Vor 22 Stunden · Spent Youth’s John Mead likes rockabilly, but his heart is in country music. “Like every band knows,” says Spent Youth singer John Mead, “it’s really difficult to find a name. I was at the practice space one day, sweeping the room by myself, and it just dawned–like a light went on–and I thought ‘Spent Youth.
