Musicians on CUK?

[stek]

Played the Albert Hall twice. Too many other big venues to mention and I won't get started on name dropping.

Two A list movie scores (part of), that I guarantee you've heard.

No need for a Plan B

I've actually played in front The Prince of Wales, and several other pubs in Bolton....

[d000hg]

Played the Albert Hall twice. Too many other big venues to mention and I won't get started on name dropping.

Two A list movie scores (part of), that I guarantee you've heard.

No need for a Plan B

So how good are you and on what instruments? It might seem a daft question, but lots of famous bands are pretty ropey musicians and lots of excellent musicians never make it anywhere!

Do you have a proper studio or what?

[VectraMan]

I still have acoustic and electric guitars, but rarely pick them up these days. I was in a few bands at school and university. Played in front of the whole school-assembly, which was over 1000 kids, so pretty big gig even though none of them actually wanted to be there.

Guitarists are ten a penny though.

My problem is that I could never work anything out; I could never hear something and be able to play it.

[Cliphead]

So how good are you and on what instruments? It might seem a daft question, but lots of famous bands are pretty ropey musicians and lots of excellent musicians never make it anywhere!

Do you have a proper studio or what?

I'd be rated as a guitarist in several styles. Made my name in folk circles playing tenor banjo (No2 in the country, my mate got No1 but that's journalistic tulipe).

Well enough repsected to do session work over the years including work at Abbey Road and another session scheduled for March next year.

Got a fully equipped studio at home, mostly compose for film / TV these days rather than live work.

As I mentioned before you will have heard me play on somebody's album or a film score.

[minestrone]

I pushed myself to be a technical drummer, played all the rudiments, practiced them for as much as I could, then when I was 17 listened to stevie wonder's superstition...

Got it all wrong I did.

[Cliphead]

I pushed myself to be a technical drummer, played all the rudiments, practiced them for as much as I could, then when I was 17 listened to stevie wonder's superstition...

Got it all wrong I did.

Fck the tech, get out there and gig. You don't have to kid yourself on only the punters.

[doodab]

I play with synthesizers, sequencers, drum machines and assorted effects gadgets, so these days mostly the computer. I play keyboards badly, can just about do a 12 bar blues and a bit of hand drumming and I bought a guitar once although I've no idea what I've done with it.

[minestrone]

Fck the tech, get out there and gig. You don't have to kid yourself on only the punters.

what is your most favourite passage of music?

[stek]

I'd be rated as a guitarist in several styles. Made my name in folk circles playing tenor banjo (No2 in the country, my mate got No1 but that's journalistic tulipe).

Well enough repsected to do session work over the years including work at Abbey Road and another session scheduled for March next year.

Got a fully equipped studio at home, mostly compose for film / TV these days rather than live work.

As I mentioned before you will have heard me play on somebody's album or a film score.

I got a Whirle Windsor from about 1900 or so, well, guy said it was 'Victorian' which I doubt, worth owt'? Also have a massive piano-accordian I can't play that I paid £15 for from a postcard in ASDA - forgot the name - will have to dig it out.....

[EternalOptimist]

I am the non-music member of a very talented musical family.
BUT, I do have one claim to fame
I have a genuine digeridoo, bought in Ti Tree Oz, AND I can get a few notes out of it



er..carry on. nothing to see here