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7 minutes ago, Captain Bassman said:

Always loved this rhythm section. Forget the cheesy poppy MSM stuff though and check out Gloria’s album from whence this particular tune came - Mi Tierra. Just wonderful stuff if you like more authentic Latin American vibes.

 

One of my favourite albums (still). Chock full of great musicians, including a few Latin heavy weight names.

The arrangements are terrific as well.

👍

 

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10 hours ago, jacko said:

he could be trying to be clever referring to the fact that Keef did indeed play bass on several seminal stones choons. :)

 

I stand corrected, I wasn't aware of that fact.  My apologies.

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1 hour ago, Bassman Sam said:

Greg Lake and Carl Palmer.

And in more proggery:

Lee/Peart

Squire/Bruford

*Edit: ooh, ooh forgot the mighty:

Wetton/Bruford

Levin/Bruford

Actually anyone with Bruford come to think of it...

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9 hours ago, ead said:

I stand corrected, I wasn't aware of that fact.  My apologies.

Alternatively, it could be argued that Keith was indeed part of the rhythm section as a guitarist. It's not an exclusive club 😀

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34 minutes ago, Mykesbass said:

Alternatively, it could be argued that Keith was indeed part of the rhythm section as a guitarist. It's not an exclusive club 😀

My point exactly. Although he did play bass on some of their great stuff, Keith and Charlie have always been the foundation of the band’s trademark sound. Without either I don’t think the band could function.

This is not meant to disrespect Bill Wyman or Darryl Jones in any way, both fantastic players 🙂

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Questlove and Pino - D'Angelo 

Manu Katche, or Jerry Marrotta, and Tony Levin - Peter Gabriel 

Sting and Stewart Copeland - The Police

Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr - The Beatles

Adam Clayton and Larry Mullen Jr - U2

Geddy Lee and Neil Peart - Rush

John Deacon and Roger Taylor - Queen 

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Very good point about the rhythm section not being confined to us and the tub thumpers. I always play well with one of my fave drumming buddies, by well I mean I play less because I'm playing with him and it's what we're doing together that benefits the band. However I also have another friend, a rare gem who is a rhythm guitarist through and through. Sure he can solo but get this - he doesn't want to! He loves locking down the rhythm and when the three of us are together my oh my. It's a powerful engine.

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