Herbie Hancock describing the time he played the wrong chord with Miles, and what that taught him about life.
Miles is quoted as saying: “ It’s not the note you play that’s the wrong note – it’s the note you play afterwards that makes it right or wrong.”
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@shtufa@Tongo5000@Hamish_st10 a wee dram for the dearly departed #TomVerlaine an inspiration, aspiration and kindred spirit it all flowed from those talented hands and creative soul Cheers TV
He had been playing “Someday” on his radio show for weeks and he began his introduction by paraphrasing my lyric: “There’s a lot you can do in this town…”
And there, on that stage, that night, my life after country radio began. See you when I get there amigo. 2/2
@FretlessMonster Check out ‘245 Days’ by Peter Himmelman on the album Synesthesia. The recording/tone/ arrangement of the bass line by Al Wolovitch is beautiful…’mwhah’ to the nth degree-could be as little as heavy compression and some nice technique.