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Tale of Taliesin
Lineup (because it has been discussed below):
Roy Babbington (bass), John Etheridge (guitar),John Marshall (drums), Karl Jenkins (keys). allan holdsworth and mike ratledge were both gone from the group by this tour.


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If my memory serves ... ( 7 months ago by AlmostEthical)
If my memory serves me correctly (not guaranteed given my misspent youth) I read a long time ago that John Marshall, SM's drummer (with the bad moustache) gave a young Bill Bruford lessons. I saw John play in Sydney many years ago (forgot the band) and he was superb.
i checked it. i am ... ( 7 months ago by skutratufahija)
i checked it. i am pissed lol
what a great album ... ( 6 months ago by reloadrockband)
what a great album "softs" was.
Really, did give ... ( 6 months ago by Zeld1122)
Really, did give lessons to Bruford?! I always loved Bill with King Crimson. He was also OK with Close to the Edge-album by Yes. I only found about this band about a week ago, reading an interview by Michael Giles. I ordered their 3 first albums yesterday :P
yeah, its one of my ... ( 6 months ago by metalburger2)
yeah, its one of my favorites, very underrated. Karl Jenkins is a genious!
oustanding track ... ( 6 months ago by robertssfor)
oustanding track from the superb "Softs" album. Also check out the later and much maligned "Land of Cockayne" where Karl Jenkins comes into his own!
My brother used to ... ( 6 months ago by Chessplayer63)
My brother used to go on about soft machine, I didn't really listen back then but what excellent musicians! How old is this anyway?
Blimey! John ... ( 5 months ago by furnaze)
Blimey! John Etheridge was super cool even then! Thanks to the person who posted this!
LOVE IT ( 5 months ago by KarmicJuggernaut)
LOVE IT
the guy on the ... ( 5 months ago by 88panterafan)
the guy on the keyboard looks like bennet out of commando lol. let off some steam bennet!
Why so much ... ( 4 months ago by AntoPete)
Why so much criticism about post-6th lp Softs records? "7th" through "Alive & Well" were exceptional fusion records.
some people just ... ( 4 months ago by gfunkusarelius)
some people just dont like the cleaner, more technical later stuff. it is quite different than the earlier stuff. but i like both
Love this - the ... ( 4 months ago by HotBadgerDeluxe)
Love this - the guitar playing is astounding. Through the album Softs I then worked backwards into the earlier stuff. It's very different, but I love them both.
I much prefer this ... ( 4 months ago by metalburger2)
I much prefer this and Bundles to a lot of Soft Machines other works. Karl wrote some amazing stuff. Its not exactly fusion anymore, it has a very classical feel to it.
probably THE ... ( 4 months ago by Thecurbstomper)
probably THE GREATEST FUCKING THING IVE HEARD IN A WHILE
I like that SG ... ( 3 months ago by Kohntarkosz)
I like that SG Custom that John Etheridge is playing here. The pickguard arrangement is unusual, with a black lower pickguard, and the top pickguard being white. I wonder if it was stock that way, or if he took the pickguard off an SG Standard to replace the stock lower pickguard.
Este tema es del ... ( 3 months ago by rimbauxxx)
Este tema es del
álbum Softs (1976), que es uno de los mejores y marca un cambio radical entre el viejo estilo muy improvisado y este nuevo más estudiado, profesional y potente. Destaca Karl Jenkins como líder compositor y John Etheridge como ejecutante.
from " softs" ... ( 2 months ago by drumier)
from " softs" beautiful!
Wow. A Fender ... ( 2 months ago by fodera6)
Wow. A Fender Bass-VI! Didn't know Babbington used one of those before. Great vid. Thanks!
Pretty bizarre ... ( 2 months ago by Gruntol5)
Pretty bizarre still calling themselves Soft Machine without Ratledge, Dean, Hopper, Wyatt or Dobson. Imagine the Beatles still being called that, but consisting of 4 completely different musicians.
he plays like the ... ( 2 months ago by SydToKKKTTT)
he plays like the devil
I was at a jazz ... ( 2 months ago by perromanchado)
I was at a jazz seminar many years ago where John Etheridge taught guitar. Great player & a lovely bloke.
i have a wilde ... ( 2 months ago by panda606)
i have a wilde flowers album,which has some of these guys in it.
The Wilde Flowers: Tales of Canterbury (1963-69) il post it if u want
Can anyone tell me ... ( 2 weeks ago by ToujoursLAmour)
Can anyone tell me what the deal is with the tom configuration on the Marshall's kit? I've seen Alan White play on something similar.



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