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Another fine contributor to that explosion of music in the 70's. Haven't heard this in years but it takes me straight back to my college dormitory days (and those horrible '77, 78 winters).
Gino Vannelli, legendary artist, I remember seeing him on Soul Train in the mid 70's doing a Live Set, one of a very few artist ever given that privilege on Soul Train. Also him touring with Stevie Wonder in the mid 70's, that introduced him to the Black Audience and made the Soul Train, opportunity possible.
The late Mr. Mark Craney hitting the drums. Yes, he is quite the octopus and this is pretty much a show-off festival. All the musicians there are beasts, including Gino. Even in the latest years, he's still got his voice and he's still killing it live. Check out any "Brother To Brother" version live. It's always FIRE, and yes. The song is REALLY HARD to learn and even more so to really nail it, no matter what instrument. Maybe that's why Gino is rather popular among musicians and singers. He is a fantastic singer and he's said to be a good a drummer as well. BTW... the chill groove at 06:54, right after the instrumental part is an all time favourite.
I saw Gino on tour when this album came in Ft Worth at the Tarrant County convention center in ‘78. Never forget him coming out in a #33 Tony Dorset jersey and shiny blue spandex pants. They killed it!!! Being a drummer myself, this was a pivotal song in my life. I remember all the hype over Neil Peart and thought, “You people obviously haven’t heard any of the drummers on Gino’s albums like Mark Craney, Graham Lear and Casey Scheurell.
Gino Vannelli. It's about time somebody did some Gino. You're my hero. He's a drummer too, but he was too pretty to be behind a kit. You gotta check out the video of him on Soul Train. Peace
Thanks Tre, i felt the same way when I first heard it. Great to see your reaction and appreciation,. Yep, it got NASTY. Jimmy haslip on Bass and Mark Craney drums, Carlos Rios on guitar. Desert island vinyl for me. Fosho Also note the ladies on background vocals, all over this record.
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Hi Tre 10 out of 10,for whoever requested this,Gino Vannelli,Canadian born,great,wonderful artist,best wishes from Bonnie Scotland.
Mark Craney is the drummer on this song and album. He was also the drummer for Jethro Tull in 1980-81.
Hard to believe, but they were just as good live. Scary good.
Excellent. I knew you would like Gino when you finally got to him. There is plenty more like that in his catalog. That whole album is fire.
Another fine contributor to that explosion of music in the 70's. Haven't heard this in years but it takes me straight back to my college dormitory days (and those horrible '77, 78 winters).
Bello il pezzo di Gino
Gino Vannelli, legendary artist, I remember seeing him on Soul Train in the mid 70's doing a Live Set, one of a very few artist ever given that privilege on Soul Train. Also him touring with Stevie Wonder in the mid 70's, that introduced him to the Black Audience and made the Soul Train, opportunity possible.
Got this album in 79 I think played it over and over
Yeay for another Montreal artist!
(Gino has been a respected professional Opera singer for decades, now.)
The late Mr. Mark Craney hitting the drums. Yes, he is quite the octopus and this is pretty much a show-off festival. All the musicians there are beasts, including Gino. Even in the latest years, he's still got his voice and he's still killing it live. Check out any "Brother To Brother" version live. It's always FIRE, and yes. The song is REALLY HARD to learn and even more so to really nail it, no matter what instrument. Maybe that's why Gino is rather popular among musicians and singers. He is a fantastic singer and he's said to be a good a drummer as well.
BTW... the chill groove at 06:54, right after the instrumental part is an all time favourite.
Hi Tre,the drummer on this track was Mark Craney,RIP.
Mark Craney also played drums for Jethro Tull, RIP
Do "I feel like flying" by Gino Vannelli. Nice groove, vocals, bass, and synth.
That is a GREAT song! I think it might be my favorite from that album.
That drummer is FIRE
I saw Gino on tour when this album came in Ft Worth at the Tarrant County convention center in ‘78.
Never forget him coming out in a #33 Tony Dorset jersey and shiny blue spandex pants.
They killed it!!! Being a drummer myself, this was a pivotal song in my life. I remember all the hype over Neil Peart and thought, “You people obviously haven’t heard any of the drummers on Gino’s albums like Mark Craney, Graham Lear and Casey Scheurell.
Gino Vannelli. It's about time somebody did some Gino. You're my hero. He's a drummer too, but he was too pretty to be behind a kit. You gotta check out the video of him on Soul Train. Peace
Yes! Ive been pleading for more Gino. Thank you!!
And most importantly the message behind the song
The late 70s jazz rock fusion was a great time for experimental music
Early Gino was very tympani heavy with more than a little Santana vibe. Busy, busy music. Nice!
Thanks Tre, i felt the same way when I first heard it. Great to see your reaction and appreciation,. Yep, it got NASTY. Jimmy haslip on Bass and Mark Craney drums, Carlos Rios on guitar. Desert island vinyl for me. Fosho
Also note the ladies on background vocals, all over this record.
Got to do Appaloosa!
Tre, his first time on American TV was on Soul Train. He was on several times. Check him out.
Dive into the rest of the album!😉🙃
Try I talk in tongues by Gino.really different but really good.
Carlos Rios guitar solo
Stinky bass carrying the tune. Incredible group of musicians. Kudos to the producer. Easy Bro!
Dig it*..
David, enough is enough. Nicole, very cool . Just sayin'
He's got MUCH better songs than this. Some like posting obscure songs.