Curved Air. Anyone remember???

[Rick Myers]

Listening to studio version of Marie Antoniette...

MAJOR FLASHBACK!!!

:beer:

[Rick Myers]

1. REVOLUTION!!!

Damn French!!!

[enigmatic]

2. Yep

Stewart Copland was their last drummer, wasn't he?

[JohnnyRingo]

3. Electric violin...right?

That IS a flashback...I only vaguely remember, though the album is stored away upstairs.

[lapfog_1]

4. Jean-Luc Ponty... flashback in full streaming mode.

[Squeech]

5. Darryl Way was their violinist

Although in retrospect I think Francis Monkman (keyboards) was the better composer.

Phantasmagoria is a wonderful album. They don't make 'em like that any more.

[lapfog_1]

7. Yeah, I just had a flashback to 70's electric violin

and ethereal music. Curved Air, Jean-Luc Ponty, ELO, Rick Wakeman
(synthesizer)... all I need now is my Quadraphonic Stereo system.
And the albums of course... I have no idea what happened to mine.

[Squeech]

8. Did you know

It's a Beautiful Day (David LaFlamme, violin)

Seatrain (Richard Greene, violin)

The Flock (Jerry Goodman, violin-- subsequently played in Mahavishnu Orchestra)

UK (Eddie Jobson, violin and keyboards-- after playing in Roxy Music since Stranded)

East of Eden (Dave Arbus, violin-- he played the outro solo on the Who's "Baba O'Riley")

String Driven Thing (Graham Smith, violin-- subsequently joined Van der Graaf Generator)

And some of my favorite stuff ever, Fairport Convention with Dave Swarbrick and Steeleye Span with Peter Knight.

[dbt]

6. "Not Quite The Same!"

Can't recall the exact lyric, but the guy went out walking with his doggy and saw a girl who made him feel soggy. Oh, HELL yes--been there, done that!

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dbt