Lucky Leif

[Captain Bl@ck]

Interesting collection of musos on that album, which goes to prove the whole
isn't always equal to the sum of the parts. Or something.

For reference, Sal Maida was Roxy Music's road bassist, and only played on
Ship of Fools.

Andy Roberts has the distinction of once being the musical director for The
Scaffold. A challenging job, I would have thought. Still, we all have our
cross to bear.

Brian Turrington was a regular session player for Brian Eno.

I refer you to Mick Farren's 'Give The Anarchist A Cigarrette' for more on
Paul Rudolph, or Black George as he sometimes liked to be known ("Avaarst,
me lubbers!").

No idea who that Turner bloke was, though.


Captain Bl at ck.



----- Original Message -----
From: Kenneth Magnusson <bishop.garden at FALKOPING.MAIL.TELIA.COM>
To: <BOC-L at LISTSERV.SPC.EDU>
Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2001 6:31 PM
Subject: Re: Lucky Leif


> Paul Fraser Rudolph: Bass, rhythm and lead guits, Back vox, perc
> Mike Nichols: Drums and Perc
> Brian Turrington: Bass, Piano
> Sal Maida: Bass
> Andy Roberts: Kriwaczek string organ, guitar, harmonica, back vax, perc.
> Michael Moorcock: Banjo
> Nik Turner: Sax
> Robert Calvert: Voice, Fjord-horn, trumpet, harmonica, percussion,
> globe, Aeolian piano.
> Simon House: Violin
>
> Produced by Eno
> Engineered by Rhett Davies
>
> Only three bassists, Nik's Hawkestra wins !
>
> Kenneth
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