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A Tribute To The Late Drummer John Marshall From Soft Machine
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On today's program we pay tribute to the late drummer
John Marshall
drumsb.1952
Soft Machine
band / ensemble / orchestrab.1966
Yellowjackets
band / ensemble / orchestrab.1977
Dave Weckl
drumsb.1960
Steve Weingart
keyboards
Tom Kennedy
bass, electricb.1960
Tribal Tech
band / ensemble / orchestra
Scott Kinsey
keyboards
Joe Zawinul
keyboards1932 - 2007
Playlist
- Soft Machine "Fell To earth" from Other Doors (Moonjune) 00:00
- Soft Machine "37 1-2" from The Dutch Lesson (Cuneiform) 07:18
- Soft Machine "Hazard Profile 3-4-5" from Bundles (Esotericl) 14:36
- Yellow Jackets "Go Go" from Time Squared (Heads Up) 21:45
- Dave Weckl "Amanecer" from The Zone (Stretch) 29:12
- Steve Weingart "Back Seat Driver" from Life Times (Self Produced) 36:40
- Tom Kennedy "Just For The Record" from Just For The Record (Self Produced) 44:01
- Tribal Tech "Nightclub" from Reality Check (Blue Moon) 51:16
- Scott Kinsey "Rave" from Near Life Experience (Abstract Logix) 58:34
- Joe Zawinul "East 12th Street Band" from Vienna Nights-Live (BHM Productions) 1:05:38
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Dave Weckl
Steve Weingart
Tom Kennedy
Tribal Tech
Scott Kinsey
Joe Zawinul
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