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John was born in Mumbai, India, in 1947. At age four, he was enrolled at the prestigious Protestant Cathedral and John Connon School, where he learned to play the piano and violin, and was exposed to Western and classical music, particularly that of J.S. Bach, W. A. Mozart, and Charles Wesley. In 1960, he and his family moved to Toronto, where ...
Im Jahr 1979 kehrte Prakash John nach Toronto zurück und gründete die R&B-Band The Lincolns, mit der er zwei Alben einspielte (Take One und Funky Funky Funky). Die Band existiert noch immer, doch hat sein Sohn Jordan inzwischen die Leitung übernommen; darüber hinaus hat Jordan inzwischen eigene Projekte, bei denen sein weißhaarig gewordener Vater allerdings manchmal als Gastmusiker auftritt.
30. Jan. 2015 · Prakash John (Lou Reed, Alice Cooper) When Lou Reed decided to transform his persona from underground artist to a bona-fide arena rocker, he enlisted guitar shredders Dick Wagner and Steve Hunter, drummer Whitey Glan, keyboardist Ray Colcord, and bassist Prakash John to forge his sonic assault. The result was one of rock’s greatest concert ...
21. Juni 2019 · Prakash John is best known as the bassist of legendary acts like Parliament Funkadelic, Lou Reed, and Alice Cooper. During his prolific career, Prakash relie...
7. Aug. 2022 · Born in India, in Canada since 1960, Prakash John decided to make his passion, music, his profession in 1965. His most important stations in the seventies were the collaboration with Funkadelic and Parliament, among others the participation on WELCOME TO MY NIGHTMARE by Alice Cooper and SALLY CAN'T DANCE and ROCK'N'ROLL ANIMAL by Lou Reed, with whom the bassist also toured for several years ...
Prakash John. Canadian bass player (born August 1, 1947 in Bombay, India), best known for his work with Parliament/Funkadelic, Alice Cooper, and Lou Reed in the 1970s. He immigrated to Toronto, Canada, in 1960. Father of Jordan John .
12. Aug. 2012 · Interview With Prakash John, part 2 . This is part two of two parts. [Part one is here.] I spoke with bassist and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member Prakash John at Ancaster’s Coach and Lantern Blues Studio event. John’s son Jordan was recently signed by Verve Records for an extensive recording contract. Prakash spoke candidly about a ...
