Prog Synch Listen, Nucleus - Split

[C]

We'll Talk About it Later

frontman and trumpeter Ian Carr,
keyboardist/oboist Karl Jenkins,
saxophonist/flautist Brian Smith,
guitarist Chris Spedding,
bassist Jeff Clyne and
drummer John Marshall





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[Hightea]

nice pick

[Spock!]

Good afternoon/evening. I raise my glass to wish you good health and happiness.











What an excellent start!

[C]

Lets' ROCK!



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[C]

there is some Bundles from the Softs in that guiatr riff from Spedding



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[C]

Hi JJ


I love Karl Jenkins and john Marshall - it was right and proper that they went on to Join Soft Machine





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[Spock!]

A really full sound, then the drop out to feature the very Milesian horn of Carr.

[Spock!]

Hi JJ


I love Karl Jenkins and john Marshall - it was right and proper that they went on to Join Soft Machine





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Indeed - didn't ten musicians from Nucleus go onto the Softs?

[C]

Carr's trumpet tone is to die for

Delicious!




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[C]

Hi JJ


I love Karl Jenkins and john Marshall - it was right and proper that they went on to Join Soft Machine





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Indeed - didn't ten musicians from Nucleus go onto the Softs?

Interesting - I'll count them up




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[Spock!]

Some of Spedding's best work is on this album. Superb timing and range of sound.

[C]

Reap and kath would love Spedding's guitar

Awesome



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[Spock!]

The interplay is fantastic - I wonder how much is a live recording, what when on with overdubs.

[C]

Some of Spedding's best work is on this album. Superb timing and range of sound.

Absolutely - superb interplay



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[Spock!]

Reap and kath would love Spedding's guitar

Awesome



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Another master.





I'd have been happy with another ten minutes or so of development of Song for the Bearded Lady.

[C]

I just adore Jenkins' oboe - that is what makes (in particular) Soft's Six and Seven so strong

Incredible



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[C]

That funky guiatr riffing adds a lovely extra dimension to the reed




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[Spock!]

Loving John Marshall even more on this song, he's really holding them all together - so often the drummer is the most important member of the band.

[Spock!]

That funky guiatr riffing adds a lovely extra dimension to the reed




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Indeed.


Again, it's all about the combination, the interplay. Oh to have been blessed with the ears & dedication of these players.

[Spock!]

The pathos of the tune, the meter, the tones is touching.