Prog Synch Listen: L Shankar,What a Little Stinker!! ooooof!

[C]

That main riff/melody is ringing some kind of recognition alert.

Is a Zappa rhythm that he used later in a track - guess the track....?






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[C]

Clap your hands

Shake those (ample hips) - LET'S FUNK!


VI-O-LIN!






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[Nancy]

OK, I'm back.

C, those first 2 songs were absolutely fan-flippin'-tastic.

[kath]

reap's got some funkayness playin now. where are y'all?

[Spock!]

James Lascelles on keyboards - James was a co-founder of the Global Village Trucking Company, known to its fans as "The Glob's", in the early 1970s


Sound familiar






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As in Greasy Truckers at Dingwall?

[Nancy]

Wow, funk with a percussion accessories kit.

[kath]

ooof now i hear the funkay ffiddle

[C]

(reap just said the last two songs were two of his fave zappa-related things he's ever heard)

Tell the boy he's a fucquing lightweight!

[Spock!]

reap's got some funkayness playin now. where are y'all?

About 19 minutes in - no track listing on my link

[kath]

this is just some trippy cool music

[C]

Wow, funk with a percussion accessories kit.

Quick, get your drumstick kath!!








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[Spock!]

this is just some trippy cool music

Nailed it!

[kath]

reap's got some funkayness playin now. where are y'all?

About 19 minutes in - no track listing on my link

thank yew. matches with our clock, although we might be a few secs behind

[C]

this is just some trippy cool music

*thumbs up*






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[Nancy]

And a belated hello to the lovely and percussive Queen of the Vibra-Slap, Kath.

Given our technical issues, I think Kath is about to take a drumstick to our cable modem.

[kath]

oooo oooo another sweet change of pace here

[Spock!]

Piano & violin. Classical noir.

[C]

This reminds me of another fiddle hero of mine: Jean-Luc


sniff!!!








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[kath]

And a belated hello to the lovely and percussive Queen of the Vibra-Slap, Kath.

Given our technical issues, I think Kath is about to take a drumstick to our cable modem.

nah, i am in my zen fiddle place now

[kath]

Piano & violin. Classical noir.

it sounds wunnnerful to mine ears