Music And Records from A Lost Playlist
Every now and then, I’ll find the odd playlist laying around, scribbled on a cocktail napkin or a scrap of paper or a football. Some I’ve recorded while others were just “fantasies” (like the one where I mixed Enrico Caruso’s Faust with Dwight Yoakam’s Fast Cars).
I found this one as I was poking through my records, scribbled on the back of the Korgis Dumb Waiters album.
I was able to lay my hands on most of the tunes.
Here’s the list exactly as it was written in F45 shorthand, complete with misspellings, x-outs and weird capitalizations:
BOB JAMES – Shamboozie
CSN – Southern
Band – The Wt.
Wilburys – End of the
ARTWORK: Structure I (paper collage, 25 x 23, 1969) by Jack N. Mohr
Any chance to hear Jim Gordon play the drums “Rikki (Don’t Lose That Number)” and of course Steve Gadd ain’t no slouch either “Late In The Evening”.
I like the new look too, very nice indeed.
I like to new look, too, thank you.
Interesting trivia about “Late In The Evening”: the way he got that multi-drum sound was to put a pair of sticks in each hand, held at the “wrong” (i.e., tip) end. An old drum corps trick.