Don't think it has been posted here, but here's an interesting little interview with Eddie about recording the record with Freddie and Brian on Dutch radio.
http://theatervanhetsentiment.kro.nl/seizoenen/2012/afleveringen/19-07-2012/fragmenten/eddie_howell_over_the_man_from_manhattan
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Thanks for that - very interesting.
Awesome interview.
But a few bits are hard to understand. Can anyone decode?
3:08 - his (what) used to go up?
3:48 - Jerome who on bass?
3:56 - Barry who on drums?
But a few bits are hard to understand. Can anyone decode?
3:08 - his (what) used to go up?
3:48 - Jerome who on bass?
3:56 - Barry who on drums?
Barry de Souza and Jerome Rimson - see link here:
http://musiciansolympus.blogspot.co.uk/2010/05/barrydesouza-drums.html
Scroll down to 1975 session work and Eddie Howell album.
He says in the interview, "his writing used to go up when the music went up..." but I'm unsure what he actually means by this.
http://musiciansolympus.blogspot.co.uk/2010/05/barrydesouza-drums.html
Scroll down to 1975 session work and Eddie Howell album.
He says in the interview, "his writing used to go up when the music went up..." but I'm unsure what he actually means by this.
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What he said.
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What he said.
Planetgurl wrote:
Barry de Souza and Jerome Rimson - see link here:
http://musiciansolympus.blogspot.co.uk/2010/05/barrydesouza-drums.html
Scroll down to 1975 session work and Eddie Howell album.
He says in the interview, "his writing used to go up when the music went up..." but I'm unsure what he actually means by this.
Awesome, thanks !