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Now this little, this little number is in thirteen,
it's subdivided 5/8 and 4/4 if you wanna clap your hands.
12-123-1234 12-123-1234 12-123-1234 12-123-1234
Pretty Good.
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From: Patrick.Buzby@oberlin.edu
Intro and violin solo from October 27, 1978 (second show), guitar
solo from October 31.
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From: overcooked
Has anybody noticed that on thirteen, ycdtosa#6, Shankar's solo has some
very similar parts to a previously released live album "Shakti" by john
mclaughlin? I think the song is "Joy".
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And also an interesting Barrowian thread culminating with a note on this
track:
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From: Arthur Barrow <bigear@netcom.com>
Though Logeman was not nearly as technically amazing as
Vinnie, his more straight ahead approach gave me more
room to play.
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From: Jon Naurin
And, I would like to add, was this vamp rehearsed before the
1978/79 tours, or was it something that FZ came up with
during the studio sessions for "Joe's Garage"? It would be
interesting to hear how you would handle that 22/16,15/16 (or
whatever) thing live, considering the brilliance with which
the 13 and 21 vamp were treated.
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From: Arthur Barrow <bigear@netcom.com>
Yeh, it certainly did take some concentration! The 5 mintute vamp
for the solo was actually something brand new for the Joe's
sessions, though at least one of the verse vamps had been played
before in rehearsal a little. I came up with the bass part in the
studio and we played it only once or twice before recording it.
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By the way, Frank made up the 13 vamp just before going on stage
that night in NY with Shankar.
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Any proposal? I'd like to hear!