L.G. Jr. Mair - Selected Rhythm Tracks 1988-1994 Volume I

L.G. Jr. Mair - Selected Rhythm Tracks 1988-1994 Volume IAt the turn of the 1980s, L. G. Mair, Jr. was coercing young electronic gear into odd new timbres by day and masquerading as a consummate bass guitar hero by night a regular fixture at the legendary NYC comedy club Catch a Rising Star, where he was the house bass player regularly performing alongside a host of iconic comedians from the past 40 years inc. Robin Williams, Andy Kaufman and Chris Rock. His early music was born out of improvisation, often

The other covers are a darker-than-the-original rendition of Chick Corea's neo-bopper "Humpty Dumpty" and the personable

The emotionally-charged guitar solos soar in full service to the songs

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it was Gilberto who brilliantly reimagined (and

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” the compilation highlights the Bee Gees’ unmistakable harmonies and unmatched songwriting

Kramer produced and mixed most of the songs on the LP

Gavin Friday

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